New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
IaHs GARRISON vi FJ.I SUMTER sWLAN al
LECIANCE 10 THE FLAG.

fernOun, whsre tie gafIl,OD Oh rp'' So: a.
formal sll, glance anew TO the hag OF HE unio 10 az
c,rdance Nth recent measures Of he War Depart |
uent requiring soldiers and seaueh 70 renew tT
uaths Inside Of the Fort, about tnfee uhuTeu peoe
0atheed AZ the appointed iiue, room after when the
men sixty 10 number, not including officers, appeared
IN excellent STYLE. looking well, aud apparently 1.
good hun,or with items, l'es, marching TO Zoe mtc o.
The baud Cant DOutleduy put them through various
exer ises, which ttey performed IL manner speaking
highly Of their disCli line. Tie kew: ii. W Deecne
WAS called upon to say prayer. lie thanked 600 'ia
such officers and soldiers the Sumter garrison haa
been left and fag, and prayed that ihey mlen'
BE- blessed ard duly rewarded. -
+. Delafeld SmiIb, United States District Attorney
then pros eeded To make short speech before adni'e
tering the oath. The dangerous hertsy tha' s1lc.s
owed more ale lance 10 tBeir respective Stts 'hau W
The nation had beeu seized upon for partisan puiOses,
by number of the officers OF our amy ana navy
was To conuterat this IL tiueDce III general NOV ueo6usS
was necessary in particular, that she ceremony mao
been directed 10 be observed The oaib WAS then
taken with the band VI lifted; CAT Doubleday, Ut
Crawford, and Lieut.. Elder STANDING III iioni' MI
Beecher made short speech, witch seemed 70 lesSe
lie soldiers. The gallant defene OF Sumter, be sad,
was an ~, of which they might well De proud iortAe,
had ,akep part III noble deco, tie iwpof'an'e Oh
(Which not equsled by any other IN the p e,ent
kage and geDela alton. Ii would be an honor 10 their
child ell, and grandchildren, aud desc, ndntr IT would
81 treasured Ia their memories, ana IL the history o.
our country. The assembiage heartily appeuded tue
garrison the hentenans led them paok 10 theh DAT
fscks.
PARK BARRACKS.
The Tarrytown Volunteers, Capt. Chalmers, -
nnen, left the quarters on tie PARK asl nleu' anu
went to Tanmany Hall. To-day thes go into quar-
Aers Staten Island. Capt. kowes Ithaca r0iuh-
toers were also quartorsd III -mmapy nan. AIe5e
companies belong 10 the LET Calllorha heepeh'' WI
Ma hies0n.
GEN. DIx's HEADQUARTERS.
General John A. Dix has established his hed1luar-
ters in tie State Arsenal On Seventh avenue. OinG.s
are being prepared ior him III the tonih side OIL the
building, and viii be ready by Monday.
Two regiments from up the river were 10 have ar
rived last night, out up to hte hour they hd bo' az
rived Quarters prepared for lh.ir reception III .ne
Park barracks. 1bev number about 800; commando
ed by Coils Carr and Townsend.
UNION DEFENSE COMMITTEE.
OF tie fourteen regiments which tie Union Defense
Comnitte. is empowered 10 forward TO Washington,
che following selected iron our volunteer yes
serday 18Th Regiment Highland GuTdl, Col IL
hOtt; 9th Regimens, Col. Hawkinsi l4th Reeiment,
4BrooklyDl, aud % RI giment, Col IompkiDs. ines
m.dis'ely. The lith viii probably start to-day py
railroad, going by the way OF Baltimore.
VOLUNTEER DEPOT (GEN. YArEs.)
All dispossble companies have been consolidated iu'o
rsgmeD,, subject 70 approval at headquarters. Gen
Yaes has received orders thus 10 consolidate all unat
faeted companies,
T. rec CON- auies Of BrigadierGenera Sickless COM
nsod have applied for order retciDdiug toelr co,-
daily organization with the view of entering directly
into the United States service. Inc companies thus
dshGnded under the command OF CapaiDs MANOR
heller, ana Taylor, ana were quaIVeieu ~ '"o la"
Two g mparies Of the Garibadi Guard, viz: Capt.
Bernsteius and Ca, T. Wiegaids, also arlhed Tor an
ORDER cindi z ihsir company organizations Gen.
Yates viii moi assign them To any regiment uhlh iui-
ther orders received.
The following ell .ctons for sta officers reported:
UHoa ksngsy.-Coonel j. r. Kerngau Lieu'enan'o oone
ia,k Tso" tqiSS,esy.,cc Colonel Calvin = Pratt
CONSTITUTION GUARDS.
This regiment which numbers, as yet, only 40 men,
advertised Yesterday 10 20 Into quarters al Fort
Tompkins Staten Island, but has been detalntd be-
continue to hold stated a Diff wv
square.
The 10th Regiment n. Y. Volunteers German lnr
per RiHe-) mustered into the uhiied states ser
slice ON Saturday morning, by Captain Smith. The
statement in relation 10 tie worthless material OF u o
uniforms OF the Turner'S are made Ia not snostanated'
TWELFTH REGIMENT.
The remains OF Thomas Berchaw, OF company X,
Twelfth Regiment who died in Washington, from Tie
sfeets Of sun stroke, arrived in this ,ity Yesterday
corning Tue fuueral i'll take place this afternoon,
clock, from lis residence, No. llo West Twenty
arth street A Dunber Of 'be members Of company
X will form escort, and the members Of the reg
ent now in the city will be present. IN citizens dress
REGIMENTS TO DEPART.
It is confidently believed that the Second Ninth,
Fourteenth, aud Seventy-ninth will he ordered TO
Wash Dgton early this week No decision has yet
been come to in relation to the Eleventh and Fifty
9th. The men are anxCu, 10 be ordered forward.
DISTRIBUTION OF BIBLES.
meeting viii be held this evening, at Irving Hail.
ct hh the details of the distbuiion of Bibles 10
soldiers will be announced. The speakers il be Dr.
Typg, Dr. Hitchcock, and Mr. Butler, the President OF
sheNewYork Bible Society. The meeting VIII be Of
@lpatrotic character.
NETWORK british LEGION.
Additional quarters have been provided for the In
ereasing numbers Of this body at Forty-D street.
North River. A parade will take place every morning
ats o'clock. Men arrive daily from Troy. Boston,
Albany and Newark. Orders have been received roIu
the Secretary Of War to get the regiment in immediate
readiness for active service. The recruiting headquar
ters are at the Mercer House, OF Mer ;er aud
Become streets under the supentendenoe OF Capt w.
X. Macdonald, Company ID. A lady OF this cily has
kindly bestowed a large package oil underei0tuing,
Neets and similar stores for the use OF the fecTuls
The oficers' headquarters are al g The House OF
Lords" No. 10 Houston street, east side Of Broadway.
NEw-YORK BRITISH VOLUNTEERS.
At meeting Of the New-YoTk British Volunteers,
held at No. 80 Bowery, it unanimously resolved
% offer "a vote OF thanks 10 Mr.. 5. Myers, Commissary
Tor his great attent n the wants OF the corps, aud
for tie LIBERAL wholesome and well prepared raiions
1istibLttd punctually AT the liked hour Aiso for he
ntiruQ zeal to give such comforts under the cODu.
sion Of the present moment demand great skill and ex-
xerence This bcartels vote Of thanks IL rendered TO
m together with she earnest desire that be will con-
sinne TO hold iis appointment 40 long as Tie corps
iexEts.
THE ANDERSON ZOUAyES.
Tie New-fo rk Ladies Relief Union meeting daily
h the lectuTerOou The Church OF the PuIiHnS,
Row preparing garments for The Anderson ZOuaves.
Tney will he grateful for donations OF shoes or money
70 purchase them WITH for q in that regiment,
Hho are much ia want OF articles Of clothing and shoes.
They under orders 70 leave next Thursday, before
which lime il Is important that they be comfortably
clad. The Ladies in session the lecture-rOOm