New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-09
L,sCAL MILITARY MATTERS.

LfbAL lBiIDi1a WA
,..,r. ,oc.,,c or THE FREMONF Rf'Es'
= - I, i.,,io ,,,sa given Yesterday al Ion'du
lsa,k il rbaif ri The Fremont Rifles. Inc ~ ~
laatrbe, Srou it, camping groand ~ u'a0 ,;ent.
Ini a. L. a.. the GROUND tie usua sui'S ''I.o y ~
II ~. Winters a private 40 oiie "l 'po
ioOA Pla 9rn .', III ~ address He was followed by
,1n H. Z m The Fremont Rifles are ordcrea III
rsctly * lie seat Of war.
HoNvED REGIMENT. e,,
-. =; IN 'aopm an the border Of silver
skI, sttrn leland he eeeeiion OF TINS spot Is al
,,rnlie one in regard To the comfort OF tDe eaulp
irie me- 3re provided with the pstttrn TENS ana
e ns Snon. in the praise of the eontIacor, aad inc
,,elI.rr red nubsiniiI ratiols; they are IN good
sqi its, S.d determined 50 make good their motto;
.'Nunq m retrorsuu." The heaoquarteis are Nos'
70, and r6 Canal street, Pythago'as Hall.
,ERVpf or THE RHODE ISitND THIRD RE"r
MEST.
The kode I>laud I'd Regiment, numbering os0
5fen raj \ aud Gle Woer tie command OF Col Dia'-
f,.. =, r. wee ers ia 81 g elmeT Conn ioe IA
Ve,v fvd az Font llaniion, where they WIN Gu
amp. =
A CARD TO vaE PUpLIC.
Bv . RrapLjc dispatch Of Gen. Mcclellan, dated
gept. ) he regiment New.York Mounted Rifles, Col
Dickcl f.as az far 4 is orcarizcd teen called 70
the sep of war and the companies staioned IA ths
itv 81 In Yonkers will depart tomorrow lluesdsy)
! oyeuin Z Tor Washington.
In ~ of dis Sudden departure, we feel ourselves
sraEy E snsd Si i tho & sld and particularly field hos
oital hhe regiment will he attached 20 the division
! 81 cad BIalkef, ana f0rm part of .hs German
| Brign, D now under command Of Col. Mabel.
No Jay whatever can take place, on account OF
the ne nptory order being more recent than the gen
eral OF tr, which leaves 10 his Exceency the Gov
ernor f. completion OF the New-York reglmen's
BY Col DlCKEL, No. 80 Brosdwsy.
Dr. faIKR, SuTreon, PIesco Bouse
RECR{uNG FOR THE FOURTEENTH REGIMENT.
CapfGil Of Company l. and Lieut.. Davy of Com
psny 1ih Regiment Newly ork State Militia, pave
been Staled by Gen. Mcclellan for recruiting dn'y
The n uen,, originally LOW strong, now hlusle's
few O Gr 700 men. A largo numOer OF The mlssihe
were Tled. wounded, and taken prisoners at Boil Bun
but M eater proportion have Ceered tinCe the bat
tie, 9s in the case of Of the recruits taken OF
int Ore the battle was fought, who refused 10 b
Worp Ito the service The discharge OF The englnee
I corps eanother cause Of the diminuion IA number
Aboutt 10 men are required to fill the regiment e
The " standard Recruiting Offices will be openet
o.davE Tie men ae represented 10 be III good oondi
tion. az well sati fed. There more complaint
about cd or clothing. They have plenty 10 eat an'
y Of cod ou lity. They have two pairs OF PaItsioon
eac6' Z = red and the other blue. The blue ar
vgorn ,Rben on picket duty or in doing rough work
The rI ones are kept in order for extra occasions and
hayines won a name in their scarlet caps and pants
they II y end 70 wear them again in the next batle'
CONTINENTAL GUARD.
The {ontneuial Guaid, Col Perry, encamped q
Fort ms milton, now numbers nine companies, aver
aging shout 80 men each. They are TO march on tho
10Th inst; and meantime, every effort will be made
recruit ihe regiment up 70 the war standard.
WASHINGTON GRAYs.
II win be seen by the following that the delartur
of the Washington Grays which was to take place TO
day, is pt at Ouec:l
| ~ 'GKsPRAr fiKA DQUIRTBRs STATE OF Nav YoRE,
uTANI-GENEKAL's OFFICE Albany, sept 7, lo6l)
SPHCTI OEDRNs-Sf ecial Order No ,66 s hereby
frnanded The Washington CIays Col VIII renal
at their present encsmpuent Eii Nee until furhe
orders BY order o. rios iS SILL HiLHoUsE Hdjsa
WHAT THE SANITARY COMMISSION NEED.
SANITARY CoaMissloy WAsHINeTos, D. Co.
TREASURY BUILpIAC, 1861.
In answer frequent inquiries az to whether furshe
bosIital supplies needed by the Sanitary Commis
sion and if so what articles Iati ularly re
ouired the Secretary begs 10 say that although at TIN
moment able meet all pressing demands 1t is desir
able TO have on hand stock Of all articles mot OF
very persbable Dature which useful In aleviatnl
the a4nouies Of wounded men, or in sustaining tb'
,,rerYth and cheering the sIiIis Of the weak. II il
tle that Government undertakes 10 supply sl thing
that are absolutely necessary for the treatment OF tb
sick and wounded but it is found in practice that o'
account of the suddenness and extent OF the deman
made upon It, through the ignorance Of certain
officers in regard to making regulations, or for ohe
causes occasions of urgent necessity are liable q
occur for which the Government machinery lie insufi
Gent and which it is important that the Commission
should be able to NEE, literally snd without delay.
There are certain articles which should be accumu
lated n large quantities, an readness to supply th
heavy demands which would necessarily arse in cas-
of sudden pesilence among the troops or in the
of another general engagements these are especially
Sheets cotton and flannel shifts, drawers, towels
body y-6andages, hair-pillows, and piilow.cases.
| Address FRED LAW OLmsTED, Secretary,
Office Of the Sanitary Communion Warrington. D. @.
Wsnted-Pure wines, cordials and spirits tea arrow
root and other deicscies Except jelies), and ais
mutketo netting.