New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-29

most dlSgraceiul mhDbcIy pieoh'N6 ~
az tbe who followed the orderly soldiers TO
the boat. oue number subsequently went on board,
though unwingly, apprehending that IT was some
abiy one hundred and twenty men on board OF tho
steamer. md at least fifty more joined their c9mpan'
ions before tic vessel took her departure. The men
wers conveyed 10 Bedloe's Island, where the regi-
ment will he placed under strict oisciPlne.
TN relat;on 10 the complaints of the men, Col Lozer
..rs that the 7avmas,er " the regiment under the
State organization has appointed seventeen diaerens
times for the payment of those who had not received
tbei, money! At the same time he eays the msn are
not wholly to blame, as the disorgarzed condition OF
all the regiments after the Bul Run affair would have
resulted similarly TO any regiment that might have
been sent TO New York to recruit. ,
He has written to the War Department advising the
payment of the regiment of all that cue, and then
wedding ont the refractory elements before feorgah1
ing. This in all probability, will be done, as Tue Po-
hce instructed to arrest all sragsiers VINO may DO
found 10 the city after this date.
majority ofthe men appeared without uniforms,
and but few had knnpsacks or guns few oil the
gray uniforms worn by the Zouaves on their departure
visible, In toleraby good state Oh pieSer'aOn
ANDERSON ZOUAYES.
This regiment, which left the city few days ago,
is now encamped at Camp Cameron, Washington, u.
c.. and all packages, letters &C., should be 30 d.
rected
TRANSPORTATION OF TROOPS.
The pressure upon the Quartermaster's Department
was slightly relieved yesterday but s hands VIII To-
day again 6e actively engaged in providing transpor'
ton for additional regiments. Another regiment iiu,
Massachusetts, Is expected to arrive TINS morbng sau
10 leave in the afternoon. To-day, the 55tb, COL De
Troband will probably leave Staten Island and Tie
Continental Guard, Col. Perry, will leave Fort Han
| ilon for the seat OF war.
The 20th Massachusetts IL expected before Tue eno
| of the week.
The departure Of several other incomplete regiments,
which was announced for the beginning OF the week,
| has been postponed until Saturday.
Assietant-Q Quarermasler Stinton informs us tnm
through the agency of distinguished members OF the
different reious bodies IN this city, the departure
troops Sunday, except IN cases OF urgent Necessity,
will not hereafter take place.
THE DEPINEUIL ZOUAyEs.
The Epiueul Zouaves whose headquarters ara at
No. SO Cedar street. have formed their camp and named
il Camp Lese, in honor OF the chief clerk OF ths war
Department. A Quartermaster's squad has oeen
busly engaged for the past few days in arranging The
site Yesterday the uniform appeared for the flrst
time on Broadway IT is that Of the Imperial Zomves
of France The time of their departure for the seat OF
war has been extended to the 18th OF September.
THE AsToR REGIMENT.
The Astor Regiment is a new organization just
star ed in this city by Col Charles L. Rose6ed, who
has received authority from the War Department 10
complete the Organization within 30 days from the I'D
inst He has recently been recruiting in philadelphia
out proposes TO complete and equip bis regiment iere
4 is 20 include 400 or 500 Philadelphans, whom he
,aterj, 10 bring to New-York and place in the amp
et Sc c.i e. The headquarters are at No. lew
gj.aIil,oit street. Col Rosefeld is man OF energy
srdhs k.n several years IN business IN IN this eiiy'
THE CLINTON RIFLES.
L. ocniance with orders, tho various companies OF
it- rcsuent will proceed TO Caup Lyon to be under
tie orosis OF Brgadier General Niele until the whole
ugirLental organization is comlleted. Members OF
Caltains Mckays, Kinks, VHrghan's TowpsheudH,
and j. Ello,s companies are requested TO report ai
the Barracks Engine Works, East Twenty fourth
street. before Saturday next at o. IN, on pain of
being treated as deseTle,.
FESTIVAL ron WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF TIE
sIxTY-NINTH REGIMENT.
The Yrand festival arranged by our ITish-A American
itzeIs for the benefit Of the WIDOWS and orphans OF
the Gallant 9th comes of to-day st Jonos.s Wood,
under the auspices of the CONVENTION OF Irish Soeciic
The Second and Thifd.avenue Railroads VIII convey
,siIors in close proximity TO the NOodi oDd beside
arrangements ere made 10 have the steamer X. H.
Mabey, with the barge Cleveland, start nom Fulton
Ferry, Brooklyn, at = n. m: and ~! o'clock p. m Inc
porular steamboat General Arthur will also proceed
from Peek Slip with band on board, VI lOl a. NJ and
Ilp,m. The General Arthur will call, ON each trip,
At Gouyerpeur, Broome, East Tenth, and Twenty
six h streets, New-loTk.
The programme is Gs follows
chPrAIs rHoAu rRASoIs NTtGHEs
WI deliver AdlI,. sli.es-' Tho National Caufsi is
'0'''''' 1'- ~ ibrrAS4's SrNs1Hrs
have kindly volunteered lclr .erct' srd Wn sJps On white
fcel IN Grand Concert BY permission Of Acsisi Nell and
Dla bIya4L
the known Irish conc Ger also indy volunteered
ana viii ,ns rristy Of Irish aolOde,.
sIEFBEg FOsTkR
has so Kindly promised - &c ts and tng 'ome e bis own
JOIN p SosSrfi ESQ., AID 1uu syvEyrn wlnp sIrs CLUB
have v9Inn,srsi e 70 :ios snaHssr q So9s iseiaarE
ihe Standard wa 81 p. d so I john S9s and Chorus
Long Lv. the aia ri HG'' %ofi. 5; ay Music
x :fS9 Rs'h %9sa SS sSsrs
Written and COMPOSED oxpI-uy Tor The ocssai0n
Tbs lrish blind Piper,
well known for ki. beautiful pcrtsnaneeI tho HErmOns
Nur by Copnsr. c.,sbra.sd corne, and co;iion Bend
Dsreng t. commence 1t O'clock noon on the usual plat
Psrornspc. by the Bryant. til, South Stand at o'clock
Messer viii deliver the Address oeleok from ths
C.nmItec OF Aryaneefsn,-The Hon. Michael Connolly.
Ksssss, ssss Psei acIrc Tiot. msg.h,a Fsci pe6,y
Patrick FOId, Jshn A. Konn! John heaahon Daniel oC0n-
THE sxTY-NIETH AND SIXTH REGIMENTS REoR-
CANNING.
II Ia now considered certain that the 9th lIrth)
Regiment will rcorganize for the war; and form part
of an Irish brigade 10 be commanded by Con. Shields
1t il undertood that the coonecy Of the 69th will be
accepted by Capt. Thomas Francis Heagber. The
ss majority q the officers are willing to return, the
btospec, !, Sod that the gallant 6gIh' viii soon
'nS5 r.. Y: sh IS German Regiment of State Militia COL
Pnckney, Is also reorga1iing. The officers Of five OF
the companies and portion OF those OF another are re-
crui,ing and Il is said that two OF the company organ
iza,ions of the STU Regiment have agreed to join.
Both tbess regiments r, Estsia their position in our
State Militia. - 3.1F-;Eu y .'t< +r-s
NINTH REGIMENT n. Y. s. NJ.
Lieut. Miller of Company G, 9th Regiment n. 7. 3.
NJ. (Col Stiles has Just returned from Bnckeystown,
Nd with orders 70 recruit another company TO be at
tacbed to this regiment. The regiment has now nine
line companies, aud the one 10 be recruited will mako
up the complement Of the corps. The recruiting sa-
ton ia at the Regimental Armory corner Of Thirteenth
street and University place Lient Miller. who Is an