New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-31
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
ARMY AND NAVY.

pldtcu Ou thS e1uO ioVtii> dh itSdGuS tis
relative TO clothing. TIE following information is
therefore published Tos their instruction; Private army
solden are allowed one uniform hat each year price
9l sossge cap each year, price 81 CENTS one uni
form coat each year price $3.50; sree pair Of trow-
serr the FIRST year. thsecSp and three the third,
price 81 80 per pair two SACK coats each year, price
each 81 10; three AsDeel shirts each year: price W
cent? eaeh; one ovccoat in FIVE years, price - fO;
three pais If drawcs the first year, two every other
year, price n ceDs each; fSr pair of brosans each
year. price - 20 pr pair two blankets IN five years,
price g. "A each. There variety Of other articles
snpphed but there TN chief In order TO en-
courage economy and cleanliness among the troops
every article not drawy according TO the allowance
VIII be paid f TO the colder So, every man now IN
the ranks wiz probably receive pay for the clothes ne
wears, they were not furnished by the Dnreau Of
Clothing.
The General Cout Martial 10 session on Governors
Island was fully organized yesterday. The DEM
Qaents have bycs. arranged for trial. and WIZ De
speedily disposed ef the ecers OF the Court nave
other matters tesend to. The recruits that arrived
from-Rf iadelshn and the city rendezvoes nave peeh
put " squads uDder the drlsergcants, snd VIII soon
be ready for Heiments
nshousa 10 connection with the Ordnance Depart
lnnt eormencd in the gun ground OF the Brooklyn
Navy-YaId IL will be about "a feet square, and ID
feet high, ED portable, 80 that In bad weasfer men
can work ader cover in any portion of the ground
No battery has yet been placed ia the little square
M, saissagh the stone sheds have been laid some
usouths.
TIE United States sloop-of. war Vx,dalia, new at
tbe Brooklyn NavyYsrd, rrs received siling ORDERS
hom the Navy Department. Accordingly cue oon .
rencei TO prepare YESTERDAY, a'd viii .e,U'. VI s,ss
ariay. During al eight niontas voyage tbs vessel
has Ind tuy ety-ve cssrma'tais on toaTd, one being
sub ttuea for religious service every Sunday tour
men rsn away frVw her on "Wednesday Ing I, WHiSa
shcws that the novel Sabbath eNerces have Lot m'de
she crew eouteued The de-ercrs took their oate hu
hamu.ocks, ibdksaing t!at they made a cure Ting Oh
the run fbe difference cat sometimes exists between
.l1xr isQg A.Af0
the TACT that the Savsapah with $40 men, lad OILY
tce co,rt nartias 10 40 menhs, In Brazil while the
Vandalia hso nearly ore week Lieut. /" piung haS
been msde executive officer Of the Vanoana.
The G. arsrsi vesrei DAY light got up steam yester-
asy ano worked her propeller ~ the wharf. lie en-
si1es are considered Ill right. The steamer II; III Il.
CuyleI Leaves tits station On saturday moInS IL
eops.ts Of over twenty 9-nch guns. The savannah
armament b haulrd TO the deck, and Is gong Oh ooaiu
70 the frs time IN some weeks the DRY COCK rs oon
p,etsly emyty The ssilipg-srIgate tomac o. guns
win be thought slougs1e next week ana n..eo ou;
survey will Dc held on ei before hs
for civil TSsirions in the Yard is composed OIL Capt
Foote, Nv. Delana, and All eneiaeer.
The ne NJ sean gnu-boat 10 be col structed mere WIZ
be large tan the loa9ois; her tule %i y ro.
portion. Tie preparations for laying the Keel VIII oe
EnisDe'a so-1ay. -,
This win TO a most important day Of Governor
Islau,> An TIE troops the station under command
AT Col SIP th the Commando r-n-Cbief VI tie New
York rer tng business will he mustered for the pur
pose of ewing their oaths 1t anuila'ed 'na' no'
'' To""a,rnw morrinQ Board of Medical Officers,
con. isling If Surgeons HarnDgwood, LOCKWOOD, spo
Wbe,ly light, will assemble at this poet TO exanli
es,o6te. for Admission into the medical corps OF the
NAVY. Candidates must be betwee" II and 70 IeaIt
Of aSe und must have permission fom ths Secretary OF
tbe Esvv Full information as TO the requirements OF
sbe seayce may be obtained at the Naval hospital
ooMAnssARY-GENERALs DETERMINATIONS
WEIGH.
The activity IN Gen. Welchs Department continues
upsbated The 18th Regiment, Col Murphy; the gth
Co.. Hawkins, and the 10Th, Col Weher, togethe
with two Llmira Regiments, aud Col JACK *
sns Albany regimen, are being equipped 10
immediate service ine dsISe win rsaaisitiou
made by Adjuiant-Gen. Resd the 2 tn, N y $. NJ n
g BSss B3oAlFEn oy is CO.. & Cook h V
\ sispa'e Cd TO the se.: Of The following reg
ar esnr :S ffS%ns aSlr Albany. .t1'
Wv, Col Taylor; 9th, N. y. ", Col. Hsw kins
ioh h. y. ", Col MeChssnsy; I2th n; Y. ", Col
mira; 18th, N Y. w., Col: Mel. murphy; l7sb, N.
y. Col. lansing 18th, N. Y. ", CT jackson, Al
bany; 18th, n w, Col Cl,rk, Eln ara 2Oth, n y
Goth N. Y. w., Col. Christian, Elma. Several other
regiments now at the seat OF war were equipped al
chs de- rartment under acquisitions made by Aaor-Gen
SaGdford
VOLUNTEER DEPOT-GES. YATES.
The organization of the thirty eight volunteer Iegi
merits from this State rs about complete The follow
ing regiments will be inspected to-day: The 29th
Regiment, Col Steiowehr, by Cart. Hayman, and the
Sd Regiment, Col. Mstheson, by Capt Coeswel and
DR.. Moeeley. On Saturday the 37th Regiment, Col.
McCunn will be inspected by Capt Hayman; and on
Monday the same officer will Inspect the 3etb, Col j.
II. Ward. The 18th, Col. Mcleod Murphy; the 18th,
Col. KerIigan and the Sis, Col Pratt reported
ready for inspection, and will be inspected as soon az
che business on hand is disposed OF.
GEN. DIx's HEADQUARTERS.
No election for BnSadier-Genersis was bed, as an
nounced yesterday the greater number Of the officers
of the lst Dvieion being now ~ active service Major
Porter of the United States army, who ell cted
Bigadier.General of the LIST Brigade some time ego
declined 10 accept the post.
The three remsiping regiments Of the let Division
n. Y. S. ", will be sent TO Fortress Monroe, unless
contrary orders are received. The 9Th Regiment, Col
Hawkins, win certainly go on Saturday and probably
She 3d. Col. Townsend and the Doth, Col Weber
ANDERSON ZoUAyES
This regiment, whose quarters for some time past
have been 10 the tent on Union square, went in part
yesterday TO camp at Snedekers, Jamaica, l.. , and
Ute remainder will 90 to-day The following CON-
panes left for the Long quarters yesterday by
the $3.50 y. M from Atlantic street, Brooklyn:
Capt. Anderson, 100 mem Capt. Spring, detachment
80 men: Capt. Lafata, detachment "a men,
THE SECOND REGIMENT N. Y. s. NJ.
The subs anoe Of statement In relation TO Col
Tompkius Regiment which appeared in our O'Clock
ed ion Of yesterday, is follows: After detailing
the piyaiOns Of the Regiment both in this ity and
Ia Washington, IL sid that when the men were asked
II they were willing for the war; SOY men said
they would not for that period Col. Tompkins
then demanded the delivery Of their arms and the
mn back to New-York. Ii also stated that the
regiment was entirely disbsnded many companies
toining other regiments, Mr.. j. " Bryant of this
regiment, arrived 10 this city last evening from WASH