New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-04
DEPARTURE OF THE FIRST REGIMENT SCOTT
IIPE GUARD.

Monroe. They sailed in The steam ship Al lbana, about
oil ck. urge crowd # friends wee on hano 10
take l. ave OF b'o,heIs and fons in The reeIneniI'
Everything at headquarters bore The aspectOf buSi.
p.sr. Ab'nt II O'Clock they reached the Park, and
went through ev"luione after which they again
formed into linz, ard marched 10 the steamer Alibama,
at Pier No. 81 North River. TheIe were in all ,CeO
duly arm ed aud equipped. They IN the best
of SPIRITS, and presented very fine ape lance, for
viii hey received the psudita o. the multitndes WHO
a. s-mbled in the Central Park and in tie C:y Hall
Park.
As the Alabama moved out from her wharf, the
cleer- of the soldiers and tie farewell cheers OF The
INN crowd on the wharf, were tremeI dons Mauy
Of the soldiers, iaying heard OF JEFF. DavIss new
proclamation, intip aled loudly that they were goug
down to obey the order.
The following il a st OF the officers Of the Fourth
Regiment New York Volunteers, or First Scott Life
Gnard
Colonel A. w Taylor; Lieut. Colonel John d. MscGregor'
Major William james y; ou,rtsrnas,er james NJ Bayli'i
Coz sn.ConTaai 4 josiah Hcnrques B, John Downs
C, Jane. Mooney; D. Charles ~ Ringer E, william b Par.
!, John ii. Homtoni Andrew J. Constantine
The Sd and 4ih Regiments conveyed by the
steam gun-bost X. r. Cuyler.
THIRTY-sIXTH REGIMENT.
The Beth Rel nent, Col. IuDess, is quarfeTed in
very large brick building, formerly brewery AZ tie
| foot of iothsir.ei North River The number OF men
! is 49,, all without uniform well AZ arma. They nre
principally irsh, and stout, fine, looking fellows
The clothing Of the pivaies will be the Siae regnii-
ton gra, that Of the c II Is the United ate- army
resul ton uui'om. Drilling il kept up rigidy, but
there il still great room for improvement The regiment
quite newly organized Orders are expected iof 'rlr
removal to-day tO-morrow, TIE probable 0estinaoh
being Rikers Island the City Hall Park, 10 Gaze
Col Pitts Regiment ut present in tie Park, shonl6
be ordered up the East River. The field officers OF the
3Cth COL ChaIle- II. Inues =, Lieut. .Co, Charles
| X. WLituey and Major Nathaniel tinnell.
| REVIEW OF THE TENTH REGIMENT n. Y VOLUN-
| TIERS. NATIONAL ZoUAyEs, AT SANDY HOOK.
| Yesterday, Maor-Gen. ID X, accom- auied by Col.
Keyes of UniIed states Army, vfred SANDY HOOK
to inspect and review q e 10th Regiment OF New-forK
Volunteers National Iouavesl, stationed at SANDY
| Hook Col. McChrsrey commanding, preparatory 10
! their der arturo for Fortress Monroe The rgimeht
xss ia .fisbed Let Tbur,day by the Government WIN
United States mutkets, Terruson l'ck ana Iihed ior
eign inches OF the bore; and snce ihen thsy na,e
ler,i folly equpyed with their uniforms, under
| clobiug knsIsacks, hiveisacks, &c. The regiment
made fire appear ihce uncer aims yeserdhy mo
creditable 10 tueir officers. more rue, t0ldle'b-
boxing cor, Is lot In The volunteer service ihe men
Looked he ltly in he full ,igor OF youtb, and ia blsh
s,i is. The regiment was drawn up IN double l9e
upon the onV wharf, several buudced yaros IN leDgtn
10 receive Gen. Dix and Col. keyes, aud, alter fuil
nspecrion and review, received The highest encomums
from both those officers and excited the warnest adj
niuion Of Il very large number OF ladies' and gentle
ueu from the city who lad gone down to witness the
review.
A. O'Clock Gen. Dix and Col Keyes, with Col
inyi alton Of Jam 0rdon Bennett r., weut on board
ii, yncht now in the Government service, and wh'
WA at tie tue NJ anchor the Hook, and partook
Of an elegant collation., prepared by ar Bennett
After returning froui the yacht, arrangements were
made for the trn, porthtion Of tie regiment this nom.
iR 70 the city, aud thence by steamer go Monroe
.,.. Of lie eonpaui,s Conf any ~ Gait F-,nL /
Whio), went through a variety OF evoutions in tie
pn,euce OF Gen. Dix and Col. keyos, aud lirse
number Of spectators. Their manual exc cise scsIned
nd . t4ff ma HI
ton and m0veuen that "A Company csn be pat through
III tte It'd 81 re dufck Ri.t dc.H.e-g"."s sud did
everything with almost the precision OF We ersnsi
lh" exit ,ion Of the whole rcslnent tn9we1 'nii
Their ne has not been mlsg pent az sandy HOOK, ana
n. their Coon. unders andr biz duties. lie put the
oieers Yesterday through beautiful e1enbe with the
fixed bayonet which el,ed the loudet apl ause from
| those assembled go
! Hook al the foot of West Twenty Third street, at
about nine or o'clock this morning. and VIII march
Fifth avenue do~n tic ayenueto fourteehth street.
| through Fourteenth street To broadway, ana down
| Roadway to the Government tram port State OF
Georgia which " i'll take them 10 Fort Monroe. They
will 20 ell supplied with camp cquPnge. a stand Of
colos will be presented TO The IegimeLI Oh ued'
/ No 81 Filth av,nue. New-fork may rect insured
that the valiant 10Th will never suffer them TO he low
cred IN di-hOnor.
Tie following are the field officers Of the regiment:
| Colonel W. ". McCLespoy; Lieutenant. Colonel
Alexander Is. Elder; Maj r, John ii. Marshall.
| SWORD PRESENTATION.
At the International Hotel yesterday morning, an
elegant sword which bad been purchased by the guests
II thai house, wac presented to Capt Irocker 81 me
steam transport r. X. Cuyler. Mr.. William II. Gil
! son who was requested by tho donors To make The
presentation in performing that daty, made mn sppro-
pfae little speeeh in which he said that the friends OF
Capt c. residing NJ the International bad be- deslr
QUE Of maniiettiDg their high regard for him personally
as well NJ for the audable ana patriotic position he bad
20 promptly taken in oeienRe of common country,
10 ~ mear ed by traitors. They had honght OF moth
ing more fitting by which TO emphasize their apprecd-
| ton OF the Captain, and the Gauge than sword,
which Mr. Gib.oa presented expressing the hope that
lie who d. es all thugs well would guide The gallant
! Captain To victory and Ienown. Ills friends knew
! full well that the which he had espoused wa
lust one and they also equally wei aware lha
| lust man would soon be iu the cause.
| Cant Croc ker responded ike soldier briefly and
we'll The gift valuable in Itself, had still to him
hgher value expression of the kindly feelings Of
biz lends Ind, presented upon the morning OF lls
de,srt ire for the war 10 aid which he had given his
buInbl. services il possessed high significance
reminder of is duties and responsibilities lie fuy
appreciate toe Importance and sacredness OF the caue
/ he wus going TO offend. All for which brave and
,.feacriiic inv IA herr fought and died-all which
AZ itizens of free Republic most highly prizewas
| now ia peril lie therefore felt IL his duty to give his
slreug b. opd if need be his lie, To protect and defend
what had been molly bequeathed TO us as people.
lie thought that untied warrior should not be too
vrofnse in prouses but he would his friends
that the beautiful blade with which they had honored
him should never be drawn in unhOly cause. To
defend the igt and punish the wrong shonld be its
only mirrion.
The following is the inscription Oh tho sword:
Presented to Csr Frederick Croker by rs friends In New
| Yoik o hi. entering the 1. :. Navy. June lSbl"
SECOND REGIMENT FIRE ZOUANRs.
HK,pQUARTKRs, ilst REGIMENT Roov., /
CentIe MaSset, June J. 1851
The several companies degna'ed bcow, vii as'eabc Tor
inspection, and to sign muster rolls