New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09
ru.ct in town that volunteer cnis.Genls are To- 10
tetnuorary stOpped. - -

ruscf in town that volunteer enhs!Gen's are 10
temporarily stopped , W.,
Tie Huntsville sails to-day from tho Navy Yard Tor
theblcekado fleet rende1voas. Capt, ware Nm" Una
for The Chesapeake is progressing Ialny ~, NJ
st,ne Stais viii probably leave today. loe ray
mater Of The North Carolina j. IL h1hPe, f" iispI-
ian by birth has resigned. PnFser cene8 lePl",c'
HIN. The tanning OF The WABASH 'itspS = e''Ts onI
She NAV 90 in comnisfion this afternoon. .Ap''
Meade who was Yesterday ordered to the Iel' 10 ae-
"a. he'd and Lieut.. Parrot takes his pace. Yesterday
vas v.dov al tho Navy Yard but there was no each
on hand. -
rb;s r,cimert left tho city Yesterday for ter new
Quarters at Sandy Hook. The en''re regiment wns
mustered at the Arsenal corner White an Elm streets,
and marched down Broadway to Whitehall. where
they embarked on five steam tugS' TIL men lad re-
received their uniforms, and fine display march
ing down Broadway; ICY have not yet received
their arms. They WI. oe stationed ON the Hook dur
ing the next ten ,iays Where hliri6 rides with sword
bayOnete, rcvoyer, and bowie knives will be supplied
70 u on. They viii proceed 10 tot Monroe "a soon
az thew have received their One OF the tugs
was stored with the first day provisions. Blankets,
oyercoas and knspsaeks have been distributed to the
men. The following are ire oihcers OF we HGuaYes'
Colonel Waters W. MeChesney; Lieut. Colonel Alex: y
Elder MAJOR John w Marshall; Adjuat Fred y reireki
urtsrmssr James Biidle; paym5steT Aaron feeley ser
resnt Major John Bradley; QuaernasteT se;eAn ho"cf
sealn,n H..
romessy B-Csnt Fsrnsn 1t Lieut.. r. A. Dimniek
Co@puy C-C'.et 4. J Louhsr Let Lieut. -
ComHrs"1 f-Csbt John Mi ling la Lieui. Z. Brown.
Coasny Ear g. y W.s5S' IL. iea' Z ' SOY
Company H-C-rt Geo F. Hooper lst Lieut. RobsIa
Company Ca T. James H. Bggs, JET Lieut. Thos Mids'
Company K-CsyL g. o. RichsIton lat Liou EGrcenwood
NyACK VOLUNTEERS.
A company has been Taised at Nyack ROcGIaud
County, called the Nyack Volunteers, uumberiDg?S
mes:
rest Captain; Luther Caldwell, Firtt Lieutenant;
Jaa,es H. Christie SecOrd lieutenant and LangioTd
c. Mabie Brevet Second Lieutenant. The company
has been accepted by the Governor and viii march Tor
New-lo rk to-day,
FIRST REGIMENT NEw-YnnK CAVALRY.
The Headquarters Of this regiment have been re,
moved 81 Chelsea Han, corner a Twenty-second
street and Seventh avenue, where al wbO deslfe 10
witness the drill can 30 80 after 10 o'clock ~. ms
regiment has made rapid progress IN their dIi ana
are constantly adding number' 70 TIER r3l,DooA'
YOUNG men who desire TO Join will find, a. 81 h0nfs,
gentlemen in attendance who wiz give Them u neces'
sary information
| PIE BADEN ARTILLERY.
Tlis corps has been indciatgaby active m oreanz-
ing II has offered It's services 10 the Government re-
practical, complete company of prvatcs and oioes,
WHO have see service 81 be attached 20 toe ~ igade
| Of the United aios Mito. They secured TIE appro
baton of Cen Wool. Bot their e0rtF thus far, have
proved fruiles aud the inquiry has been made from
the State Of Connecticut, II 1t would BOT be conIehehs
! for them TO join esiment OF that state But thHy
prefer ioitiGg Ns1-YOrk Brigade, and It 10 70 ne
hOped that they WIN lie permitted 10 carry OUT lh'
design. They feel however the necessity Of a share
| of the did which has been and Ii continued 10 ne
bestowed upon other corps by our wealthy ana laUIHc
ciizens. Their headquarters are at NO. . NORM "i'
liam street. and they invite inquiry into Their anleee'
! dents and the value Of their proposition
FIRST REGIMENT GERMAN RIFLES.
Col. Blenker is sill stationed at Palace Garden.
! His men are making rapid progress toward efficient
soldiers They IN excellent spirits spending theit
evenings in singing German war songs and slppng M
| isu They are the most ORDERLY OF
| the city.
| UNION RANGERS.
The inspection Of Col Kerrican regiment was com.
peted Yesterday with tho exception Of two companies,
| which are ful and awaiting inspection. Toe head
| quarters Of the regiment are at The Odd BoWuy
! 1healor.
WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS.
This corps is rapidy approaching completion IN its
organization. Col Iunes hopes 70 be soon mustered
into service md 10 have quarters assigned him for bis
men. Hs headquarters are s'il at Nos. % and -
| Sixth avenue.
| FIRsT REGIMENT ADVANCE GUARDS.
| Col. Dnryess Xouayes are still quariored at Fort
| Schuyler awaiting arms equipments, and order. HIS
mon arc king extraordinary progress IN their Dun
and discipline. The splendid uniform Of The Iouaves
will make them a very conspicuous corps They are
fine body # men and when the regiment u complete
| will number one thousand
SECOND REGIMENT v. Y. :. ".
Yesterday dress parade Of tits regiment came on
in presence Of Brgaderienera Spicer aud bis an,
consisting Of Major iloadlcy, Major Dhiencor, Capt
j. j. Van Ness, and Capt Simouson, accom- 9ansd by
| Col. Hamilton, Volunteer Aid 10 Cen Wool. When
the BIigadie General appeared on the ground lie wac
! ssluted with eleven gns by tho Howitzer Corps OF
the regiment. After a display Of manual exercise the
regiment FLED past tie General NJ marching review
| twice and were then dismissed Tie men acquitted
themselves well considering that two thirds are re-
cruits whose military experience extends no fnrther
| back than few weeks. Some sharp practice by the
! IIowitzer Corps fJished tue parade and the crowd
dispe sed. large number Of fashionable ladies as
! stmbled 10 wi ness the review.
| ANOTHER TRANSPORT FLEET.
IL is expected that several vessels will be dispatched
to-day with troops aud provisions TO Washington. Up
20 last night orders had been received, but the En-
pre State and probably the Matanzas, are 20 be dis-
| patched to-day with the 2nd Regiment Col. Temp
kins and the Of the Brooklyn 18th Regiment.
PRIVATE LLOYD OF THE EIGHTH.
No MEASURES up TO last night had been takon m rela
ton 10 the reception Of the remains Of pfyde Lloyd
| If the Sth New.York Regiment, who accidentally
| killed in Washington.
| ASTOR INFANTRY REGIMENT.
| At a meeting Of the First German Infantry Regi-
ment at their Headquarters, Pylhagoras Hall, No. Jo
Canal street. now completing their organization under
| Col. Heinwehr, IL wss, Yesterday unanimoutly
resolved name their regiment after universally
! esteemed townsman Nm Is. Aston, ia consideration
of the valuable services tots gentleman and lis family
have lately rendered and still rendering, to the
cause Of our Union. II l. gratifying TO have patriotism
both unaffected and IGNORED, and the ollcer OF The
! above regiment have wi.ely acted IN The premises.
| BROOKLYN MILITARY AFFAIRS.