New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-20


designated the 5lst Regiment N. Y. b. V.
Adjutant. General Hillbouse is button-holed from
morning to night in his Office In the street. and at bis
private quarters by unhappy field officers
who, under the consolidation system have been sborn
Of their prospective honors but whose greatest grief
undoubtedly is at being compelled to appear once
more in citizen Dress instead Of sporting snowy uni
forms along Broadway.
The various skeleton companies will DO consolidated
into full companies of 80 or IOl each, the maximum
and minimum numbers. Heretofore, in order TO en-
courage officers, - men when presented and sworn in
were provided with quarters and rations The senior
Captain of any two companies which may be consOl.
idated will be the commanding officer, and the junior
Captain will be commissioned First Lieutenant. The
senior First Lieutenant will rank Second Lieutenant
and the remaining officers will be honorably dis
charged. Many officers are loud in their complaints
about this plan, they say they have been ut
siderable expense In aiding men, and have devoted
much time in perfecting themselves in military studies
The recent arrangements made by the Commander
inChief to facilitate recruiting works well the reg-
mental camp being the distinct feature of the system
Depots have been opened in different parts of the State
where detached companies may report but in addition
to these, each reginlenal organization, when sufi
Gent number OF meu have been recruited 20 form
eight companies at the minimum Standard will be sup
plied with tents and camp equpage, and will then have
an independent existence, and be governed by their
own officers. Every facility for recruiting enjoyed In
the regular army afforded and the disagreeable pro-
cess OF transferring from county 10 regiment
200 miles away is thereby avoided.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF vOLUNTEERs.s
The 9TH Regiment of Connecticut Volunteers num-
bering l,072 men, left New-lIaven at II o'clock
Wednesday night, on board of the steamer Elm City,
and arrived at the Paterson Dock, jersey City, at
o'clock yesterday morning. The men were dressed in
the regular uniform, and were armed with Enfield
Rifles. At o'clock the command embarked on board
of train of twenty-seven for the Capital The
following il a roster Of the field, staff, and line Off
GERS:
Colonel A. a. Terry New Haven, Lieutenant Colonel J.
Itauu Nav Have
Adsat Groseuar starr Newllassni ousermoser, Adrian
Terry New Haven Surgeon Frank Bacon New Haven ohsP
Porter New Haven Assstsn, Surgeon Elmore g. Hine New
iernssterserse.n john p CoI.s Haven Conmisssry
Sergeant, WIN. r Brooke NewHayeni Hospital Steward H.
ysn File MAJOR w $. EdScr,On, New'aveni sutler Hem.
cspai1s"Comospy A. Daniel O. Francis. Hartford Company
b. Daniel c. Rojmln Hartford; Company C. Oliver Sanford
Mrnden; Company D. Bepi r. Skinner Danbpryi Company
Theodore Bacon, wEsyeni Company O. Edwin 3 Hitch
sos NsTsSsn CREs5 5 H J0an - m f%rc cSs
burton, Whitman County.
A detachment of % men under command OF Lieu
tenant of the New-York I'd Regiment Left for Wash
ington yesterday noon.
On Wednesday evening detachment Of ninety men
from Woodbury., W., arrived in jersey City by the
Norwich line, under charge OF Lieut. Henry, and pro-
ceeded at once 10 Washington. They 10 Join the
ID Regiment of Vermont volunteers.
Col. S'ewarfs Regiment, which left Elmira at
lock Wednesday evening arrived in the city yeser
day morning BY the Newly Ork and Erie Railroad The
regiment has been raised since the 10Th OF August, at
which date they went into quarters at Emira. They
composed chiefly of engineers railroad mactiuists
and other classesb mechanics, One-third Of them COM
ing from Pennsylvania. They wear a gray uniform
trimmed with green cord, and are supplied with every
thing necessary, with the exception OF arms and am
munition which are to be furnished here They have
been numbered the sd New-York State Volunteers.
The following is a list of the officers:
Colonel. Chss Stuart o. Geneya Lieut. Col Pettes Of But
nai9I Fred f. EmhlCk NtlapspOrt, Ia Addiant
EdaaC Jane, Of ogdensbash surgeon, Dr. Potter Of Go
Ns,on Of & Emo. Blossom Of Eas
sergeant Major T ousrternssitT Sergeant Graves Com
e c.p g. FoSi SS B. Capt
' 5. Snj cRRa S &
Capt w " Perionu,, MllPoLs Company CAPT Edmond
% aP G1 GaS T5P Gd SeSs
Cap, j. r; Paten, Oiweso Company h, Capt j. Murray
Col Stuart ia civil engineer Of high rank. He has
been State engineer for three years aud has been EN-
poyed extensively in the construction OF public works
lient Col. Psttes ia graduate OF West Point, OF tue
class of 49, Major Embick held the position OF LIST
Lieutenant in the llh Regiment of PENNSYLVANIA
Volunteers. Adutant james Is a son OF Judge James
Of the Court Of Appeals Quartermaster Norton was
formerly attached to the Garibaldi Guard
THE TTIRTY-S SEVENTH REGIMENT n. Y. ;. NJ.
The 37th Regiment Of New-York State Militia, q |
nav ORGANIZATION mart Of Gen. Halls brigade, which
was commenced about three months ago, hss enrolled
nearly 800 men. On Wednesday night the following !
field officers were elected Colonel Charles Roomei
Lieutenant Colonel, Claudus j.. Monelli Major Iheo-
dore W. Parmelee twLo declined the appointment)
The line officers have been selected generally from the
9TH Regiment. On Tuesday evening next Company
d. Capt Farrar will serenade the Colonel, and the
9Th Regiment band has been engaged for the occasion
FOR THE SAKE OF DRILL.
In view of the contingency which may make draft.
inV necessary or the possibility OF our being oOlged
10 defend our own threshold from foreign and domestic
enemies, 20 movement among onr young men can nm ge
more fayorably regarded than tie formation OF UNI
classes A number OF these military schools nave
been for some time in successful operation IN the city,
Among them, there is Que at Jefferson Market, where
ON Monday and Wednesday evenings class OF gentle
men are drilled BY officer Of the Seventh Regiment
To persons who are DESTROYS of acquiring military
uoSyledpe and practice in pleasant company and with
moderate expense, we eau recommend thus orSaniza
ton Further information can be obtained on appica'
ton TO the Hon. b. f. Manierre No. q Wall street,
or to other members OF Company A, Citizens Guard,
at the drlr00m
TIE THIRD IRISH yoI.J NrEERs AND THE ClIiILNs
OF STATEN ISLAND.
The Sd Irish Volunteers, who have been enc1Wpeo
in the Quarantine ground for some time past nave oeen
RAPIDLY filling up, aud being now nearly completed,
tney expect soon 10 receive marching orders since
their encampmen at Staten Island they lave elicieo
much praise from the citizens for their excellent 1epof-
ment and duie disposition They particularly az serve
Great credit for their uutirng eXertions at the dis
astrous fire Of the 9Th St Quarantine. The following
card from the citizens shows their appreciation oil the
regiment and its services:
ToNPKissyuLF, STATSN ISLAND, sept. H. 1851.
The undersigned respectfully tend to tie oass Snd urn OF
the ID Ish Volunteers a. present eUcsped IA e old usrA
tine grounds the sincere thanks for their generous assistance
exeous property upon the occasion
OF the late Dc sTucve fire tie night OF September 1noWe
would Ghe bear testimony uniform seEtea auiy depott
eut of tr officer, Of tie regiment ard the quiet and orderly
conduct OF the men under their command
MATTHEW CARROLL, in behalf OF
ID REAGAN, mauy others
Headquarters 30 IRIsH REGMKST, /
CAMP CAHKGAy 3. l., Sept 49, 1851
SPECIAL oRDEE No A enlisted men Of this command I
selves at headquarters Friday Sept 20 Inst az o'clock
m Those not reportnx that hour will be treated de-
s.rer, BY order. RICHARD +. EHRlGHI, Colonel.