New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24

Price, Groes, Hall, Curan, Pi"ckbey, and logan.
Superintendent Kennedy ard Inspector Carpenter.
with squ.d Of twepiv.six of the Eleventh Precinct
Police, were ia attendance. large number OF ladies
and gentlemen occupied the balcony, among the latter
were Gen. Nye, DIR. A. b. Mott, ModIcal Inspector;
C"ntroll.r HAYS and number Of the Ulcers Of Col
Blenkers Seventh Regiment Of Volunteers. After
going through IaraGe-OIil tie Zouavec marched up
Broadway, through White and North Moore streets, TO
the pier where the Alabama lay awning their arm
| val The march through Broadway was an
ovation; the splend appearance of the men elicit
ug the mort enthusiastic cheers and other demoDsta-
tiOus Of satissciOu from the null itlae that aej the
sidewalks aud filed The windows along the route. All
concurred in tie opinion that the Advance Gnadis one
Of the finest regiments that have left New-ioik s,nco
the commencement OF The war. The brown iaces OF
the Indicated that they bad not spared their com
Iexons, and the steady martial tramp gave evidence
OF long and careful d-. Before reaching tbs dock
he regiment halted unhxed bsyones, ard made pre-.
pa rains for unObsructed ernbarkaton, which took
pl, without confusion and very short snac- OF
time. Then folJwed the u.ual par ing sceres which
have often been described. The scene on deck Tor
MINUTES after the smbarkation WAS most exciting:
TIE amer from stem to stern covefet win RIO
aud blue uniforms. Here and tere lAdy might DO
in anfnlaed cOnversati0 with group OF the tur-
bsed figures with swarthy faces and herce mastaches
the gne conversation but the cloak tor the deepes
feeling Of sadness beneath. The high spidis Of The
men were sufficient evidence OF the eagerne9
they felt TO be OFT TO the seat of war No dsserloas
have occurred from the ranks If the Advance Guard;
the contrary the ardor Of the Zousves was such
that several wno were rejected account OF surplus
numbers appeared On the wharf ard cpdeayvred -
make their way on board, but, hasing no arms or
equipments, they moi permitted TO 10. resi-
mental band # sixteen performe ;, who have enlisted
ioi three years and tie uniform OF Tie Zolavos,
accompany tie rk7u0nr. A drum corp OF twenty
d,unmers, with ffers and buslers, ao ATTACHED 70
the regiment. The men fully amazed and equipped
With kuapsscks, haversseks, canteeD-, &C Tie arms
Springfield maskets OF ih- patttr Oh iot', WIZ
the ordinary bayouet. The OTHERS carry REVIEWERS.
On board the steamer five days raiions Capt.
Schenek of the Alabama, inf0 Us that army rstons
supplied 10 the men, wne tue officers iaie W. nrst-
class passengers. Tents and camp eqipise, Slsh
large npply of ammunition were la cd on board the
Alabama. Her destination is FoIt Monroe. Inc foi-
lowing il = list of the officers OF the 5tl poluste-rs;
COlopsL A. DgHLsAi Lieut. CGloos, T. SsrT1 10 H"Gt
Gilbert Surgeon Dr. B. T. Martin Chaplain 'ns
Company. A~C.pt H. D Hull Lieut. W t r'rshdse In
o@psny B-Csp,. r. s. DunOnt, Lieut. Cow. Carr Ensign
Company C-Cspt. Hy Z. Dsv, Lieut. o. D. Florence, Ea
Company D~Cspt j. L. WALL Lieut. - Lewis, Ensign -
Company E-espt H. Duryes, Lieu, G. Duryea, Eu'isn IL
Comp-ny F-Csp II. A. s~srtOut, Lieut. A. wesIaOre Eo-
CHpIy G~tspt A Teneyck. Lieut. Jsesb Duryea, Ensiss
Coa psDy IL Capt. G. Gnpact, Lieut. $. s. cslOds'ins
Company JCspt Cha. C. Bartlett Lieut., Js' s. York En-
Company K-Csp cleveland wln.ow, Lieut.. ". H. White.
En.ign- Ferguson "
The Alabama hauled OUT INTO tns rucdn hhniu tu0
cheering of the people on The wharf III Il not hkeiy
that she aill get outside the bar before this morning.
FIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD, cot ALLEN.
The Fir.t Regiment lett their quarters At Staten Is
land yesterday morning, aud were conveyed oy seVeFA
sean-tugs 3ith street whsf, North liver, Whence
thew marched TO the uptown arsenal, corner oI IN
avenue ard 3iIh street. They were here formed IN
proper order IN the dIllroom and numerous boxes Of
then taken charge o. by Captains OF Tue re-
spectise companies, among whom they were distriont.
eI 70 the numOer Of 80 III all The regiment marched
down broadway, accompanying The funeral cor'eee on
tie de, ea.ed Col yosburgh OF the 1lst. RetuTnsgto
the CITY halt tb~y were reviewed by the Common
Council and other prominent gentlemen, military ana
ciyi,, among whom were the officers OF Col Blenkers
rrgiuent. This being the irst day on which they had
any dill with the muskeI, their marching Vac -
aier Of course greatly superior 10 their handling VI
arms. SO
In app arance and movements the soldiers seemed.
however TO give satisfaction TO very large crowd of
SPECTATORS. After performing vaiIOus evoiutOir, Dr.
AL -xander Beilvt Surgeon in the Army, presented
beauirul sken banner, its stah beng surm0unted oy
u uuis ure spread eagle. Tue gIit was made IN be-
bali of Mrs. DR. Mott, Mrs Dr. Peter-, Mrr. Cherries
Strong aud several other ladiee, who were present,
and listened 10 the speeches With lively Interest Dr.
Mott thought il III expression Of tue reward due toe
field officers Of the let Regiment, for their exer,ioBs IN
forming such a fine body OF for the defense and
honor OF the Stars and Stripes. Col Allen repliod,
and assured them and bis auditors thu. the banner
Should not be- dshonoreo but molly returned, though
stunned perhaps with service and the smoke oI baule
Gen. Ave made q short speech, alter Which tho
ensign OF the regiment took the nag and waved De
fore The troops who appauded loudly wa cere-
moui,,isy gwen to them. Further diIik were gone
through with very crecilably, AID the let Regiment
mar bed back to their quarters. Being under orders,
this I, gimens viii immediately depart tor Dneys
Land
UNION DEFENSE COMMITTEE.
But little business ~as transacted by ths body yes-
teidsy. The CUmnitoe appointed TO make proper Az
fragments jor the Inspection o the ten regiments 10
be forwarded by the Deieuse COmu tee, reported 40
follows:
The o.pec,ioa all tske place on satnrLsy 23d inst,
ocuck The ground ed for the parade 81 the req
us from the Tenth 20 the LAT
ky- the following order namely right Testing on Tenth
No Anderson Zousve. Col Rter block between Tenth
No pe Ksb Regiment, Col Van Gi's, block between
So J. sotsis H. gGsni Ray block between Eighth
No. q Tsmany kesiaaent Col. Kennedy bloc. Se~es.
Seventh sud D AyrLu"s.
No 5 ,ilribadi GaHi. Col DU,a.sy, block betvesn
30 s. Adams, New York Legion, Col Adam' on block b.
No Se,oad rrrrea. Xousve. Col. Bsacb, block be-
tween soutth aud Third avenues.
40 g. Eleventh Regiment COL Madhoa, block between
N Vii Scott Lie1uard Col Taylor bloch be,sses
Second and First sseuU-A
No 10 Ssh Regiment Col lie Gal block between Firva
b C1a.,tt d. ire that the police sahorIe may be
gu-.t-d rosh proper protection the n- Of he pasde
tSi-nedl SAMUEL SLOAN,
JOHN J. AsIOs, jr,
k NJ. BLArCHtORb,
fERNaN HOUU.
The following letter IN regard u The refugees from
Portsmouth, WHO arrived in the steamship Keystone
State, was received by the COMMITTEE.
4. 5. FI.G-sHiP MisSr,oTA
HssPTos ROADS, May ~, 1861. !
slas0. DRAPER esq. Chairman Union Detei.e C0mmaee.
Ds SIR beg leave 10 ca your ateution to the destitute