New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-02
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS

orv Garner of Seventh street aud Hall plate; 20
Zee had been called in to protect Amo, tne
Fuoineer corps who in charge OF ihs AIM =, aud
,ULo lad but twenty five men under LIS Jmmand.
The fact that row in preparation Oec' me known
time enough to enable Capt Tumonn 70 ~ md squad
of twenty five men aid IN pro'eeIpS the Armory
again,t ony assault which might be 6lhered.
20 great crow was collected me door throughout
the dv which was suddeDly inc ressed about 90 ck.
TIE men in the crowd equal W the number which had
Lett The regiment in Washing ton, demanded entrance,
which was refused. In attempting TO ascend the
sairp tley encountered the police who with the
of their clubs, revsed the whole Of them; with.
out however, maklDg'any arrests. \ large number OF
the members who lett the regiment, who were sup
posed 70 be in tile AFFAIR deny oil knowledge OF 1t. An
other attack Was aypre ended yesterday but up 10 TINS
time all remains quiet in the neighborhood OF the spot
ARRIVAL OF THREE MASSACHUSETTS COMPANIES.
Early on Saturday morning three companies OF
Massachusetts, vOlunIeer for the war arrived III the
CITY. They 10 be cOnsolda ed with the Brooklyn
Phalanx. 1t having been announced 10 the com
mandeis II the companies on IhuIsdsy, AT p H.,
that if they would report themselves on Saturday
morning in Brooklyn they would be received into the
Brooklyn Pbalsnx they at once proce ded to make tee
necessary preparations. TIE men of one OF the COM
punes had Just been oil missed from parade, and wele
Immediately reas-embed ~ bear the announ ement to
get ready which received with lond cheers.
Governor AnOrew telsgraphed TO Mr.. Beecher on
Friday night that tie companies would De I'D New
York on Saturday morning. and that they were con-
sigued to him. Mr.. Beecher at once proceeded To the
Aslor House, and made arrangements for breakfast 100
hy with which these companies were armed and
eGuppei and sent 10 New.York, l. highly credltahle
20 tie officers aud their fnends. On the ARRIVAL oil
each company they were received by members Il we
BrVoklyn PDalanX, and escorted to the Asor house,
and after breakfast proceeded To he Asena corner Oh
Henry and Cranberry streets, Brooklyn. Al.
Company A. Third Bat ahon OF lniaptry, formerly
Tenth Ma sacbusetis Militia from Milford, was organ
lied ON the basis Of the militia oganzitlun and mas
volunteered for the The arms and equi Iments OF
this company were supplied by the State and the
~ al. c. w pfad
uniforms by the toVn The Bioe society pleSe;'eu
They arc armed with the UBied States musketo lo|,
and the ordinary buyonet. Tie company contains
seventy fne looking men, Their dIills are per-
formed IN a Indicating great deal oil care on
the part of The officers and neD The following are 'he
officers OF the Milford Infantry:
sPS a. Lad sis fS H. B.
Tta.er to-n LeoteHsn; D. a. Gss and soos,d
Five hundred dollars were cOntribuiedb by tie citizens
Of nil ord for incidental expenses.
The West CambiJge Union Guard Is an entirely
new volunteer organization. Their preparations Tor
departure were made in less than three hours notice
Tier uniforms furnis ed by the citizens OF West
Cambridge six thousand dollars haviug been subscribed
for the ofgsu ization aud uiiOrmDg the Gu4rd. The
men have ali left some employment to enlist IN the
YoluDteer ranks. -
The following is list of the officers OF the Union
Gnaid: ~
Csp'ain A s. Ingalls, LIST Lieut, j. w Keansy % Lieut.
Ire hryes % Lieut. John Loci An Lirgt tSiel' Ooaa
Tie Newburypot National Guard had but six hours
notice 10 depart. T'is company !. 'lo volunteer
organization, and hos been IN existence FIX weeks
They are armed with Colts revolving llhts, ana Day
onets which are the gift Of the City Of Newburypor
Two Thousand ball cartridges 10 ht the niles we also
presented 10 them. Tie uniforms were SUPP led 10y
1abs,1i Iions from eizers Of Newburypori, aud the
Equipments furnished by the State. They lot
New at 10 M, Friday aha arrived Ill New
York on board the Commonwealth at a. liz, Oh sat-
urdAy.
TIE following lie list of the officers of the National
GuarO: ~ =,
Lieut., K. Knapp Sd Licut VIM J. Cres'eyi 4'h Lieut.
ssf,esn,, Foster Brown wesh and Emery.
Tie uJen who compose these companies are men VINO
have had Constant employ me, ~ a.. 80 o"l;st hut
i,.rd in n e sense of tie word. The Importance
f snch valuable reeDforcemeus to the Phain4 is &C"
kuowIedged by the commanders.
REGIMENTS ABOUT TO DEPART
Tho follow ing regiments expecredto embark for
Fortress Monroe Oh MOnds!i g,h Regiment n, I. "
Col. Rush c. Hawkins; l!tn kel iment n. T. "; Col
w w. MeChesney, aud tie 2Uth Regiment N. \. ",
Col NJ. Weber. Several other regiments are ready to
embark but have not received their arms.
CHANGE OF QUARTERS.
Col Lansings ll7th) Regiment, CHARTERED in
che Park Barraeks, will occupy Camp Washington,
Staten leland, Gu Monday. Tie 3lst Regiment, Col.
4. f. Pratt, sso in tie Park Barracks, viii proceed,
on Monday, 10 Mkers Island The S6th Regimen,
Col lines, IN quarters at Forty ninth street
and North River, will occupy the PAX Barracks on
the departure OF the present occupants fDe 9th Regl-
mem, Cvl. McCmn, Quartefed at Ninety-hfth street
after Sunday
THE FIRST REGIMENT OF MAINE VOLUNTEERS.
THIS regiment, which left Boz yesterday, will
rive This morning. This regiment ordered TO
Washington several weeks ago, but were compelled TO
90 into quarters III Portland ON account OF measles
Layiug broken out lie Deil. Committee OF the
Sons OF Maiue in keS-fOrk will receive them and
provide breakfast for them.
ORDERS PROM HEADQUARTERS.
STATE W NEw-YoRK, }
HEAT QuARrKRs ADJUIANT- OKNEnAL's UyrioE,
SPECIAL ORDKRs, No 2]s.
ca the JetuIn VI Big.-Geu. Yates commanding
NewYok Depot, Of election b.h pursuant to spe, dol
No the choice of peso' h the Offices Of Colonel
Lieut. Colonel sd aior Of the 18th Regiment New.foTk Vol
o hereby such regiment AID Will be obeyed
aud expected idngIy Col. j. III hobart Ward Lieut.:
Co.. ddson FuuswyIth MAJOR James d. Potter. ColOne
medistely PIT fT duty 10 BnR Gen lstes and
the Regne-t will be mustered Into the service Of tho United
State.
be following regiment having been og1nzed and accepted
By tie stsie IS pat Of The Volunteer troops called
I,a The service Of United NewYoTk Depot j. Ii.
hobart Wa 81 (3stb) Regiment
EY order Of the Comm1Ioer iu-Cbi"t
J. hEKEDifH hEAD IT,, Asutsnt General
GAS. YATES Brig Cen. Commencing NJ J. Depot
LETTERS TO THE SIXTH REGIMENT.
Ten> EGaioref The " Y Tribune
SIR: All letters or packages Intended for the 9Th
Regimen N. Y s. NJ, en at Pisce Of bu'os.s No zoe
sS psIsc up H. FESDLS Co. e R9s
SPECIAL oRDER-sEyENTY-NINTH REGIMENT.
HgADoUAKTEis, FKsF DiyIsos, " 5. M
srEclL OKDKE, No. ,, NEw.YoRK. Nay 81, 1861.
BTieadie General John owen hereby directed 10 order
Lea,.. ol Elliott: commanding tbs 18th Regiment New Yok
kte Militia 10 assemble bis command Su June at
Fsl.ce GARDEN at p. ~. 70 proceed 10 Wellington.
The regiment viii The Phi sdepaz leaving foot Of
Conrshdt street. and report 10 the Chief their
Brs. Gen Coa,nsSsils Firs Division n. y M
J. GHo6HES hEkRoLD, Tn'rec;o Acting Division
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