New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-08

L. Cunningham, South Norwlf Major Andrew Terry ry'
Joseph H. Alexander Thompsonei LIST Assistant Surgeon
De Wit C. LahIop Nervch; I'd Assistsnt Surgeon "
Harrington sierbsj sersssntMsjor, Moses A'ii' Nor
Iisais"'H'' Henry NJ h'''' "a Lieutenant "'''''
Company b. Enfeld-Coptain, Pstrick NJ. Ruth; lst
Lieutenant, Andrew w. Scott I'd Lieutenant Francis d.
Looui. a,
COMPANY D, Norsch~Captsin, John Edward Ward, lst
Lieutenant, James r. MooreI I'd Lieutenant Charles A.
Company y, waierbury-Captain Martin B. Smith Is.
Lieutenant Henry N Place. I'd Lieutenant Leander "ad
Company =, Plsnaeld and yicinty-C.Ptain, Elijah Y.
Smith leg Lieutenant Edwin j. Maine "a Lieutenant 'ere
Company g. Mystic aud stOnington-C spsin, Hiram APP
plemsu ls Lieutenant, Thomas d. Shefedj I'd Lieutenant
Company /, Danbury and yieiniyCapain, Frederick W.
Company K, Msflden-csP.sin, Charles L. gphsm; l't
Lieutenant. oah I. Coe I'd Lieutenant Roger W. Ford
| Col. Harland the commandant OF the 9th, 10
graduate OF Yale College, in the Class Of 1853 AJter
pursuing his studies at the Law School, he was adj
mitted TO the New-London County bar Of which he
was promising member. At the first call Tor vol
unteers, he lett his profession and enlisted al pr,
yate in the Connecticut Volunteers, and afterward
was commissioned as Captain in the Sd Regiment.
He served as such In the battle of Bull Run, and at
the famous charge made by the Connecticut Sd AID
the Massachusetts ID referred TO in the reports Of
Gems Tyler and Reyes, distinguished himself by his
coone.s and bravery in such manner as to elicit
the highest commentator Of his commanding officer
The greatest activity prevails in the Connecticut
camps. Gov. Buckingham has called out two COM
pauies Of flying artillery consisting OF from ~ to w
men EACH TIE design is to have them take the
rined cannon still remaining in the State Arsenal,
and which will make @ very effective battery. They
will not be connected with any regiment, but are to
he employed wherever the Government may order
, them.
The 9th Regiment will pass through New York en-
route to Washington the latter part OF the week.
SWORD PRESENTATION.
A magnificent sword and belt has been presented
to Capt. Ben. Price Of the 1st Regiment Excelsior
Brigade, by Messrs. John Commerford, John ii.
Ward, and Ira b. Davis, Committee to whom
was intrused the duty by the numerous friends OF
; the captain. The regiment to which Capt Price Ia
attached is now stationed at Camp Mcclellan, near
! Washington. The letter Of presentation by the
Committee and the response by Capt. Price are
couched in the most patriotic language
SUFFOLK COUNTY.
Suffolk County appears to be under the pleasing
deusion that the fighting on behalf Of the Govern
ment il to be done by somebody else than her citi'
zens. We learn from our Long leland exchanges
that Suffolk has not furnished single company for
the war. She has over six thousand voters, and oil
these not fifty have shoaldered musket III defense
Of the Government. Brooklyn Eagle.
ARMY AND NAVY.
: The Texan soldiers, Of whom there are 10 sta
toned at West Point, having been so long accus.
toned 10 the freedom and excitement Of frontier
life, do not like the monotony and inactivity to
which they are now necessarily subjected and sev-
eral of them have deserted in consequence.
The Sd Rhode Island Regiment, encamped near
Fort Hamilton, were paraded on Saturday to have
the oath of allegiance administered 10 them. Three
men refused to take the oath. Ii is supposed that
they have become tired Of soldering and want TO go
home.
About GO men have been enlisted for the Corps Of
Engineers during the last two months New-fork
no, having contributed more than half score. IL
will take long time to raise this corps to the fnli
standard authorized by the last Congress, 600 men,
Upward of 900 men are employed at the Troy
Arsenal and the greatest activity prevails In s the
8 departments. IA many as 10000 ball cartridges
were lately made in day, TO complete an urgent
order from the War Department. The average Is
! 80 per diem. ;,
Thirty Of the Fort Ha,terss prisoners confined in
, Castle William, Governors Island are reported
sick-one or two being cases Of typhus fever, and
the others measles and diarrhea.
Tie United States new gunboat Ottawa was for
: mally put In commission yesterday nj l o'clock
The following is authentic list Of her officers:
T. H. Stevens Lieut.. in command; Lieut. and EIecuv,
osicsr a. B. White Acting Ms,teTs H. C. Kssne, Hsine.
sad W r DOekryi Psyma,ter O. H. hOye. Acting ASH.
SV' T Dg.ss, Th5i k.n. koeI T. seyaOur
ard ?. c. Priaoo.
Mr.. Strong was Yesterday examined for the posi-
ton Of Timber Inspector, at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard.
The Storesbip Supply arrived at the Yard on Sun
day for stores.
The barks Courier and Midnight arrived at thu
Yard Yesterday, and will be fitted out and receiv,
, their armament az quickly az possible.
William G.. Malloy and Peter Coffin have beer
appointed Masters Mates, and ordered to the bari
: Gem Of the Seas. They are both every eftcien
, officers having had many years experience in tb
merchant service.
The Mercury and o. NJ. Petit did not steam dowi
TO the Battery, as reported in morning paper yes
terday. They still remain of the Brooklyn Navy
Yard.
The United States gunboat james Adger wen
down the BAY Yesterday morning, and returned il
: the evening and anchored of the Battery.