New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-23
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.

gathered az the foot of the 18th Regiment armory steps,
Oh Sixth street pursuant 10 notice in Tie Expres'
announcing that meeting would be held at that hour
The jantor knew nothing about the matter, further
than that no such call had been put forth by au-
thority.
There was no stir at any other Of the armories. AT
the various military headquarters we learn that Com
mssary General Welch expects an invoice OF Enfield
rifles by the next European steamers. Everything IL
in readiness at the Office, 10
provide for new levy of volunteers The u B. Guar
termaster, Col Tompkns yesterday provided trans
portstOn for regiment Of tie Slckles BI1gaoe,
which did not leave, 6nt is expected 70 ees OH Oy
oclock this morning, so men of the Jlst Regiment 20
men of the Virginia Coast Guard 90 men Of the 2lst
Regiment, Capt. Wilbacb 100 Hussars, Sd Regiment,
Capt Sauer and number OF recruits oi the 9th Resi-
nent, Major Davies, which departed.
No apparent change in the recruiting Offices was 70
be obttrved Yesterday. TIE ferment still work
ing not having had lime to retove itselt into any de-
finite form. Among the army accessions may be men,
ito ed the offer of 80 Swiss EharpshooteFs rendering
Their services to Col. Derdan Of the Soarpshooters
Regiment and the acceptance Of the same. There are
already many Swiss Of the 9Th Militia Regiment, aud
also in the tiarbald Guard. Early this morninRthe
company Of Swiss ut present mentioned Will meet ut
No. LIS Canal street, and thence proceed 70 Mayors
Farm at Weehawkep, for rife practice aud formal &c
eeIt.nce by COL. Berdan.
AT Camp Scott recruits are constantly arriving, and
being o. won into service Immediately. The Camp IL
inurovinp daily in military lec On Sundays Camp
Scott tie poiut OF attraction for many Thousands Of
yiitorr who either enter the Cnapel tent or the
Daguerrean tent, associate with their friends, the
volunteers in Of the many COX shops erected on
the ground.
In Colonel the Hon. John Cochrape's regiment, on
Sunday, a surveying party, con i-iing 81 Adlntans
Stesns Lieutenant Baker tlfte Of tue United States
Typographical Engineers) aud Morton proceeded to
Wiett Point and surveyed the ground, preparatory
lnftb and III To fay
TODAY. The ~ giment numbers now $50 men. and il
recruiting at Palace Garden at the rate OF 80 day.
There IRE various camps around toe city, whose
conn osiiOn deserves mention That OF the Ander
sou Zouayes, Riker's Island, Is situated on the
same ground lately occupied BY Col Inne-s TegimeLt
a spacious can,onment admirably answering its pur-
poe. The regiment Is about full, and may be early
called on for departure.
Camp Waken an, at Ea,t New-York, ia occupied by
the Washington Gfays, formerly known ss the I'm
peral Zouayss, and cohtnibs so men, part Of TN
Raliza ion at tits time numbering about 80. The
ground is beautiful level field IN fine view from tho
cemetery Of the EverTTens and In The direction Of the
sea shore which forms towurd the south the eunina
ton Of a level PLAN The In want Of slirls
aud shoes. The officers are:
Msior%Dsne Lloyd Adjutsst-Oso Tue,er Qasrera.rer-
Geo c. Bingham Ai';' Sh' Z; assr
Capt Jas kAusi ComFsoy B-cspt 4. @. JOh9.oni CoH
p .ny Tsps J.. f.,l, CcIaPsry Fcspt Ir.sSJsi ca
psny 0Cspl G. T. Moor, Company Ii-Cspt James hslp
, sI j., oG TnSsyyer Cosps-Csp, Van L.hsI
Camp Decker is bali mile below Camp Scott, quite
near the road leading frgn Vandertts Landing eon-
"a ma 300 fremen--COl Fairnan Ia command.
The Brooklyn Phalanx, Col. Adams, o. Fort Schuy-
ler il nesrly FULL and, having recently been provided
with shoer, banketS and underoloihiDg, Tho wen are
comfortably situated. Col Adams IA graduate OF
Wet Point Of the class Of 1871. Lieut-C CrOes
has alec had thorough military edncaioni and Maj.
DE Zoeg was at tho head of a reginout In the State
and California. The line and staff officers have alao
had considerable experience in military matters.
The following eony Of vapurc dispatch re-
eeiyed yesterday BY tie Presidents Life Guard;
WAsnIrgTos Jnly a, I0Gi
ANA, wHiruY, Our regiment u fully ssssPsd and is to
ma into service "Wednesday Order ooo unifo,m'
for The at once lo'': 'Gnfe G 10 Col CON-
HAWKINS zouAyEs-SINTH REGIMENT N. Y VOL
USTEERs,
This hne regiment, which Is now stationed a, New
no N,ws on the james river, he's received authority
trom the War Department 10 increase lie force 70 LUIS
msp. and IieutCo. Belts has opened recruiting de-
pot at No. SIS Broadway.
This regiment Is now the nearee' 70 cntnonh OF any
IN the 6ed and will be favoraby remembered by The
nubic as that 70 which Capt. Hammin belongs, who,
with Is men, defeated 200 Of the enemy, killing lieut.
Col Dreux and two men, without injury " any OF his
own force.
CAMP sCOTT.
II was expected 1 at the ExeeltioF Rsgia cot, Col
Daiel f. 81 kl.s, wou.d have been rea y 10 ake is
departure ior Washington ysserd. y, 'ua Sohielueay
Il ere WAS large humber OF yisuo.s a. the camp df-
in, the day. The arrange neuls for derar'urc now
ever could not be- reflected time, ara tie regiment
did no, leave Col Sickle hopes 10 get away to-day
and if lie docs will 30 by ne way OF Lh@Uelhpof'
t,klng a steamer 80 lie lila d, AID avoiding marcn
through The ,ity. There two other rcsinents at
Cawp seolt nearly ready 30 AID they viii doubt
les, he forwarded tho week
HUDSON COUNTY NEW-JERsEi) mTiLLfEi.
III. zine company OF Flying Artillery, which was
Al a.. I'D
meuf has a, last been a'ce toll, nnd VIII become al
taclef1o tie Weston III isun, under the com iaud
of Gen John G.. Frcmon a d are - report AT II,
Louis within lwo weeks. l"is VII o. Tie hrsI OHl
t.ry or a rel iment the General Intends r1isins, ntd
when missed will he commanded hy Col, de Al IA, u
distinguished European officer VINO liI' "a feIfheh
from ,eryice under Ga,io.ldi. MAJ. lioNam"r and
Cant. Snyder will reiai1 their iosi'i) -, while MAJ
Joll, j. lipd will act rs Qua tet master.
THE THIRD IRISH VOLUNTEERS.
A diaal,h W 3 received yesterday from the Sec
reta y OF War By Mr. audrey Can't AN ui This 'i;y,
stat that he lhifd irish Nolnecrn was a'csi lcd.
The follo wing 10 the ganizail"n ol The resI'It
Lieu. & oL Kelly Comnapdrr. MeKef1r Aenf Quarter
us.eri Capt NcDonpus, Acting Aijltmt: Lap- Norman
"a Lynch. C.p oNsil, tapt. MeCal.sJ. Caps "sn, Ce.i
II ii sD, S.p1 INV ~. n Csa,st,,,t
LINCOLN CAVALRY.
Four of he seven New York companies of This real
nent ye been music ed into the United State SER
vice and having received their emp cquii use ir ~
the Gov-lnn en', are encalnltd Vt Elm rarh. loi-
tiol Of heir unf I'm II pronired, and will doubtless be
received to-day. The other tlree co up nleo WIN %"
mustered into lie ssryi to-day, ~ DisDrog iIlug
A. adciny corner Of Thirty street phd fhh ave.
nue., by Capt iIayu,aD, United States Army. ireie
is suli room for ieS moe men, ali eApeil need
horsemen who make imuiedi lie ap lcaiun VIII 80 eNa
ralions aud equipments Il once Clyal via mar waurd
n Waeiug on, aud this regiment viii leave ior there
Immediately.
FIRST Long ISLAND VOLUNTEERS BROokLfS
PHhLANX.
The abOve-named regiment, numbering over thon-
sand men, has becn etd into the sorNI,o % the
United States aud IA now stationed ut Font SCHUYLER,