New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29

Company HnGsp:H Bsri0ck. Fst Lieutenant Ksiiesss~a
Company K-fn Corp.-csp.sio Dodge; Flint Besss5
ant Schooner Orcerly Sergeant Kiansl Non
tid Lett Guide, Michssls; Drum Major, Berchet
The Kedar is hrst-cass steamer of beautiful pro,
portions. Sac has lain in the stream under charter
for four or five days taking in provisions ard military
stores the Iss,of which sen. aboard uss before the
troops, yesterday morning, in the shape Of number Of
carloads Of ice.
Several companies of recruits belonging to the Fiji
Regiment, bat unarmed aud unauthorized, are left
behind ~ possession Of Camp Andersen until duly
equipped after which they will accompany some other
regiment at the first convenience
TIE tents Of the Camp will to-day fall into the hands
Of the 18th tFrench) Regiment the Garde Lafayette,
and will lie retained by them for some days. during
which they will perfect themselves in drills and man.
euvers, and be put in fit preparation for war, after
which Some other regiment will follow suit.
THE TWENTY-EIGHrH REGIMENT OF BRoOKLVN
LEAVES TO-DAY.
Tie 18th Regiment, now stationed at the Arsenal
in Portland avenue, were making preparations yester.
day TO march at 10 o'clock this morning. The reg-
ment, with recruits numbers 800 men, nearly
all Germans, except the staff officers About 10
O'Clock, a M. yesterday, the were formed m q
hollow square in the large drill-room by Lieut.. Col.
Brewster. bench in the center answered for pulpit.
from which the soldiers were addressed in German by
the Rev. j. Homes of tho Dutch Reformed Chdrch.
| and in English by the Rev. Henry Belden of tbs
Congregational Church. The addresses were full Of
patriotism and good religious advice At the conclu-
sion of the services the wife Of Commissary Hill Gang
the Star Spangled Banner with excellent effect other
ladies present and the officers joining in chorus Al
the conclusion the gave three times three cheers.
The services throughout were impressive and were liz.
tened to with the greatest attention In his remarks
the Rev. Mr.. Belden advised the soldiers to take good
aim and bring down their man, but at the TINA
to pray for his sou lie also advised them 10 be merci
full to the enemy
During the day squads Of men left the arsenal fox
the depot at No. l66 Fulton street, where they pro-
cured their clothing. On the return of one squad.
another marched down, until the whole were uni
formed. Tie suit is of gray cloth, with a black feb
hat. All the equipments ready; every little
detail has been provided for, and the Regiment will
take their departure, fully equipped and ACQUIRED
The following the officers Of the different comps'
MES:
Company B. Capt Becker Lieuts warmuih and HOimas.
csm s' C. csnt csnpS1 icuensn. v.c.n
Company D Capt Bsndeo6qrs Lieut.. Beu.er and kranss
Company Cp ssads Lsq. Asl sss and ssss%..
Company @, Capt Reeger Leut, Berger and soI.
Compsr ' ; Capt Kieh Lisus Mertert and Obernisr.
Company X Capt Weber, Lieuts. Moring and Klenow.
Engineer Corps Capt. Won hsmese
Thos {. Caes OF Co. remains FOR the purpose o 70
crnilink
The Rev. Mr. Zapf, clergyman of the Union avenue
German Lutheran Church, Williamsbursh, goes with
the regiment as chaplain.