New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11

upon luo hi'
COZ. T. D. BAKER
Killed la bstle near Balls Bllhi
Virginia.
Oct. a. 1861.
Tire room was appropriately draTed in mourning,
and every suitable arrangement nhde 10 hohoi ' rue
temaius of the g,llAnt soldier AID staieimAn Inc
body WAS guarded Ivy cola hment Of Company a
7Ist Regiment, TWO & ee standing guard every TWO
bOurs. 49,,
Mnyor Wood vi.ited the remains, and was intro,
dueed TO the California AID Oregon escort.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR TODAY.
The body will be trnnsfsrred to-day TO the steam
slim Northern Light for snpmsnt 10 san ffanclseo'
The 7lst Regim, ut, under command OF Vol. Martin,
will act as puard of honor on ,he occasion, and Tie
various Committees i'll Join In the procession. Tue
Committees me, on Saturday velins and resolved
to attend in body and wear TIE usual badge OF
mourning
The frllowinp correspondence has passed between
Mr WIN. Turibull and Com. VandeIIilI and the
Panama Railroad Company, in regard 10 'he tram
mission OF the remains TO California;
No sPou1iSo onrES. sEw-Y -YoHS, Nov O. 1861.
yv,,,,.r irEsSrIl s.q Dea, Sir' Leips nfss that
IN. rssia, Of ae Col H. d. B-is are about 5ei1s con-
suooi. ID % .upsfnts that service. nsIs
., , No. lie iuo,n T. Of he dsc,s.sl. hsfs~h ine1'e
sn which beg JOo'o 10y 0s0'' s..J1 -l'
""' 6Synos oy Ias krIAsrio AID Pacrc s Liss
r. y.SpEHrur. e.q-D,a, s,,i 10 sceord.fes with yOvt
a, b,ys cslied on the Psssina Ksioad Company ard
the rsohc Asli siesm.P oonpas, sna =, ,ha M
uni iu of free transports In Of thr cnhs0i 'u
Il. u. bsko L,e U,ited States senator om oss' lSin
Companies referred % lave promptly s-pofL.a nr
to tender tho service sG'h, nsit Of r'Poe TO mem
oTy of tho lamebird decess-d - - ,,,
Respectfully, yours ~ -. hbLhS' -
cosropoRu yASprRBitr-Dea Sbs Your esteemed iAv9r
of ye.,o day hand Offering 10 behalf o. ys.r,e I'D
Psnsma Railroad Company and VIC ratlhe mI
al. main q lfe ed q fl IL
BaIsr late senator Or-ou 10 bic lat iesiin piece
the Of the Pscilc free of ehse ~ ai Of rp.c' to
have aid ,our oommnric.on before the Con nI;'.e o.
ge-n and they hsys nsuuotsd me 70 eIprr TO you
ana hro Igh to tho other Com pAnes thr hgh apptes
Your. truly WILLIAM TURNBCLL
OF Con. uittse.
SWORD PRESENTATION.
On Saturday evening "a few Of the friends Of Wm
II Ma b, lst COloI-Serycsnt Of the I'D Regiment y.
Y, s. NJ lis assembled al the AImoTy OF Company
G, for the purpo.e OF presenting him with sword
and belt EIskine Phillips, esq., OF Company C., in
making the presentation said:
hERGRAST have been depnied by few Of your hiends
to you the ssuranee Of their I.srd ard of th.
CESAR, a. Y =. ,ou are sr,on.y concerned 10 40 fu,ihsr
than you iLi but that Jour hsrd. .ad
pspa.s sS s s,a s
oasi oT soe.v .nSs III. .sosd ." ssSy I"Se.i
proud Of having been eho.,n ihs medium 81
with this occasion ske ih-n this s~ord
sgrsn and long you hive to WELD In behalf Of
country.
for the honor conferred, and said that bis sword
would ever be found unsheathed in defense Of Iii.
countrys honor, but he doubted whether 10 the pre-
sent war he could find foeman worthy Of his
steel"
A fine sword, sash and belt were presented on
Saturday evening last 10 Lieut.. Peter CoDlin Of
Company Z, 69.h Regiment Irish Brigade, by anum.
bor OF his friends. Tho presentation made on
behalf Of tie donors by J. NJ. Gritiiths NJ. d., at
the residence Of j. IL. Tooksr, IN Norfolk street,
where were assembled number Of the Brigade Of
feers. The rooms were decorated with the Amer
lean and Irish 1agp. Col. Nugen', Capt. Benson,
Mr.. Linyard, and the Rev. Dr.. Rogers made ad.
dresses Oh the occasion.
The 6gth Regiment will leave for the seat Of war
on Thursday next.
MILITARY SCHOOL.
The Hudson River Institute Cadets made an ex-
cur sion to the city on Saturday, Tor the purpose Of
visiting Staten Island aud other points Of military
interest," but the rain greatly inIerieIed With their
This company ls composed OF students
from tho Hud.on River Institute at Caverack, NY,
who are receiving military instruction ia the depart
mont established Tor ,hs purpose under Major ThoS.
H. Stevens hate u. y. A. The officers are as follows
Ca tam, &. Ii. Weygani; lsL Lieutenant, s. T.
ID Lieutensnt, 4. Is. Niyer; 81 Lieutenant,
G. w. VaTian; Orderly Sergeant, Cbas. liollenbeck.
The company is thoroughly drilled daily III the man.
lal Of arns, guard mounting and other military ma
Ieuyers.
MOVEMENTS or TROOPS.
The Goth Regiment Col. Pinckney, expected to
cave on Saturday for the seat oi war, but, on nc
,ount OF some Misunderstanding, their departure
yne postponed until next "Wednesday.
The C3d Regiment New-York biate Volunteers
Sd IIirb), Col iioTight, seo leave this week. They
were TO have left on Saturday but were detained 10
ON, lee certain necessary arrangements. This
ogiment has its fgIl quota, aud the meu are in a
tovd stite vi discipline.
THE SIXTH REGIMENT n. Wv.
Major William Newly, VI the 9th Regiment New
FORK Volunteers Wilson's Ioiuves), who resigned
~ accouut'o OF i'll health, has been reappoin,ed Major
n the same regiment by Gov. Morgan, on recouI-
1endaiion OF President Lincoln, biz commission TO
ate Nov. 4, 1851.
KEw-YORK REGIMENT OF sHARP-sHoOTERs. |
Il has been oerided to make thi. distinctive arm
the service. The snarp-s.Oolors will be kept to-
ether until time Of acLien, when they vii. b. |
no. IN out In regiments AID battIious, ia rome |
.se, - rbaps companies, but all return 70 the
larter when the battls is over. Toe uniform abih
,s been ~, opted is green ffOch-coat, with emerald
zen cord q ianings, getn clp, sky -blue trOwsrrs-
,erything .lse according 10 army regulations
hey are to be arSed With Sharps mp so, ed breecl-
a@pg 1de, psp esats1s! Rasssl1 galsbsa III,