New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-09
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detachment Of =. g. Marines, for the guard Of the
s.eam-fngae ,,fara and otier ve.sel OF ,he Block
ading S9n%ron, left the Brooklyn Yard yester-
day. When moro are enh'1e they will alec be sent
The Navy Departp mt has enabled the recrui'log
omeers Oh the ats posts TO advance three months
pay instead Of t~ TO able and ordinary seamen Inns
Of 90. N "sA "A ' W.
detacar.ent of 80 men left Governors Island yes
terday 10 III up the Artillery Company at Fort Hsm-
received
Yesterday was payday at the Navy-Yard, but there
were no funds on hand.
The Savannah &c, the Crawford, and vaimle are the
Government vessels now lying of the Battery. -.
The new steam gunboat Seminole, of the Brazil
tquadron arrived at Philadelphia on Saturday evening
She has been ordered home especially for the blockade
service The Seminole is OF the guDboats ordered
In 1857 built at Pensacola and got her machinery
at Norfolk whence damaging report of her condition
was sent TO the Navy Department She was launched
on The 18th Of June, 1889, and christened by Miss
Martha Porter, daughter of the naval constructor She
is bsrkfigged steam propeller 800 tuns burden, has
three large guns one of which weighs 600 ID. Her
machinery was got up at the Morgan Iron Works In
this city and consists OF two horizontal back acting
engDee, OF $50 horse power with cylinders oo Inches
in diameter and 80 inches stroke. The Seminole was
reported lost going out and great CONSERVATION was
caused by the announcement. She left the States on
the 18th of September 1860 and bas been consequently
over ten months IN commission Her Officers are;
Captn, l.. r. Thompson Lieutenants j. C. Howell samuel
p Cartel w Campbell G Nprt9n Posed A.. ant Sur.
fs0 %S SSts Pei w .Sp and e.
Carpenter Thomas Rooinsoa sams.er Luther Anderson
W. b. sultan Third Assistants, r. L. Harris VIM Starr,
The Congress, the flagship of the Brazil feet, has
been also ordered home, and will be due in few days.
We requested by Messrs. james Z. Jewett &
Co.. No. 43 South street, agents OF the ship Hound, 10
state that all letters aud packages intended for United
States officers III the China seas will be taken rec Of
charge by that vessel to sail from this port for Shang
haze ON the 18th inst.
DEPARTURE OF THE DE KALB REGIMENT,
The De Kslb Regiment, Col Leopold Won elisa, of
which We published some particulars yesterday, took
Its departure for Washington last evening.
At "a O'clock yesterday afternoon, the regiment
started on their weary march from Hamilton Park 70
Pier No. North River, distance Of about FIVE miles.
AT ~ o'clock the regiment gained the pier, and EN-
barked on the steamboat Kill van KulL
Al $40 O'Clock precisely the steamer sailed from the
pier for Ellabethpor, route for Washington, via
Harrisburg, on the New-Jesey Central Railroad. All
the men were in excellent spirits, and as they left,
cheered their friends on shore yocferously.
THE SECOND REGIMENT OF FIRE ZoUAyEs.
This regiment, which has been accepted as one of
the Excelsior Brigade will maintain its distnct char
acter as a regiment Of fremen unchanged, should a
sufficient number Of the remen report to Col Farman,
10 raise II 70 the footingl, 0i6 The present
officers " i'll be retained in rank. The uniform Of the
regiment will be dark-blue Zouave Jacket and army
blue Zouave pants, WITH leggings. The arms will be
the Mimic rifle Of 1860. About 200 Of those already
enrolled reported themselves at the armOry Of the 7Is
Regiment, In Center Market and were at sent to
Camp Scott where they will be sworn into the u. S.
service. All who have already enrolled their names
requested 10 report themselves forth with. The
men will be sent to Camp Scott twice every day,
they come forward and report.
NATIONAL GUARD ZoUAvEs.
More than 20 members of the old National Guard,
the PRIDE Of the city have applied for commissions in
the new volunteer regiment, which Is intended shall
in every respect be Of the first class Many Of the
applicants seeing that il will be impossible for all to
get commissions, clsre their Willingness to 60 in the
ranks necessary under their old comrades Another
fact which speaks for tse s that some who were ap-
pointed In other regiments have withdawn from them
to take lower rank in the Zousves, in consideration
Of the rule that all the officers must be members of the
New-York 7tb, or graduates of West Point.
RECRUITS FOR DURYEE's ZoUAyEs.
Capt. Fitzpatrick will leave this morning for WASH
ington en- route TO Fortress Monroe in command Of
about 100 recruits for the gallant 9Th Volunteers A
few required TO make up the desired number.
Major Davis remains In the city TO attend TO the re-
cruiting. His headquarters are at Lafayette Hall.
RECRUITS POR THE sEyENTY-NISTH.
About IS recruits for the 79th Highland Guard left
here last night for Washington, under Capt. LANG.
Additional recruits are required to rase this corps TO
the United States army requirement-lO i6 men, Per-
sons desiring 10 volunteer in regiment already at the
- al Of war will find this al excellent opportunity.
The recruiting station is at the Mercer House, corner
Of Broome and Mercer.
n " MOUNTED RIFLES.
At meeting Of majority of the officers Of the "
Y. Mounted Rifles, Capt. G. +. Deckei was unani-
mously elected Lieut. Colonel and Commandment Of the
regiment Major Byron having resigned his connection
with this regiment.
DEPOT OF VOLUNTEERS, GEN. YATES.
The business of this Office il very nearly complete
that il il expected to be closed In few days. Capt
Alloook A. d. c., will probably leave for Washington
Today with Col. Inness Regiment, which Is expected
10 leave for the scat of war;
IL ARTERMAsTER-G DEPARTMENT, GEN. |
ARTHUR.
The principal business present transacted In this
,fce ia the settling up OF accounts Gov Morgan Is
present in city, and will have an interview to-
lay with Gen. Arthur in relation 10 sending new out
It's to Of the regiments at the seat Of war whose
lothes worn out.
OFFICE, COL. VAN buren,.
Yesterday Major Davies OF the 9Th Regiment OF
Volunteers, Col Duryee, who is acting Paymaster of
he regiment, received the Paynaster-Generss certi-
ate for the amount due the regiment by the State
The sum is 200. About thirty regiments have now
,een paid of.
THIRTY SIXTH REGIMENT, COL. INEEs.
Yesterday this Regiment was the recipient Of u
beautiful United States Flag the gift OF an unknown
ady;" and a regimental standard aud guide coOrs
rom friends OF the regiment. Geo. w Blunt esq.,,
made the presentation of the regimenta eoors, and
he Rev. T. X. Il. Cook presented the gift Of the fair
unknown. The Colonel and the Chaplin Mr.. Wins
owl received each O handsome sword from their re.
,pectye friends. TIE regiment will leave in day
wo.
PIONEERS OF THE GARIBALDI GUARD
company of fourteen privates, a corporal, and I
sergeant Dwyer commanding left on Monday for /
Washington.
WOsLANs CENTRAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
CooPER USIoN Room NO. %, N. ", July 6, 1861.
The Womans Central Relief Association beg leave 1
DO ladies Army Relief Societies Of the city sud
cnit that they received the 9TH nst Secretary
the Sanitary Commission, Washiu requ
lon for Hospital clothing fer 800 patients be sent 20 Washing
before tho nth inst the supply OF the Hospitals
occupied there. The Central belief Association hs.
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