New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-15
ARMY AND NAVY.

Recruiting for the past week for the Army shows a
still further improvement For the old regiments 70
men were enlisted; aud the ofices for the 18th new
received about as many more. Detachments from the
provincial rendezvous have arrived, as usual and been
added to the force on Governors Island where there
are now 694 men. Buffalo is doing well, OF late,
MIR. Sheridan having forwarded more than the aver
age.
elegrapbic dispatch sent from this city to the
Navy Department Saturday. conveying the CRAFTY
ing intelligence brought by the Pacific mail, that the
United States steam gun boat Wyoming is SAFE The
rumor of her supposed loss hoax, against which
we warned the public several days since. TIE De-
partment will probably make known her SAFETY To-
morrow, in an Off ial order.
Orders were cent to Commodore Breeze on Saturday,
to send the gunboat Iroquos o. to sea, 10 look
out for the Confederate prvateers. The vessel was
Immediately got under weigh and left in the afternoon
The IroQuois lately the Mediterranean squad
ron, and returned with tho Susquebanna and Rich-
mond A list Of her officers has been already Pao'
lisbed The United States sloop PEBBLE, 10, left Bos.
ton for the blockade service on the llth. Ihe treble
has lately been thoroughly reitted, and has O good
chips company Of 800 sailors and marine guard Inc
Marion and Dale, with aggregate OF oO0 men, and
IS guns from Portsmouth, n. IT,, were also sent TO
sea last week; and the sailing corvette VincenDee, ~
from Boston. Thus, In six days, we pave dispatched
four regular men-ofwar, ryng peariy oo guns ana
over thousand men, to join Commodore String nam
command.
The United State, corvette Cumberland, %, was tel
egrsrhed AS having arrye led Boston Friday night
The CumbeI Lind relieved the Savannah as lag chip OF
the Home station, but became eaky az Vera Cfnz ana
ordered TO Norfolk for repairs When che arrived
there rebellion was work, and she has since been
waiting at Hampton Roads and Fortress Monroe Q
chance to leave for some loyal station, 10 he over
hauled. This is why she returns to Boston There 10
no wide flag at her masthead, however, Commodore
Pfenderyast having been oil Old Point " the
steam fngate Roanoke, A.
Matters at the Navy-Yard are dull, yet there arc
nearly 600 men employed, and the disbursements ave-
rage SIS 900 month. Annexed IL the last reportof the
ships in the bay:
Reeeiving-ship, North Carolina, 81; undergoing in
temal repairs. Over 700 men on board.
Brandywiae, 50; sailing frigate, in ordinary, now
effective.
ready for commission In three weeks.
Purchased steamer, Rhode Island, fitting out as q
mal-boat and light transport to tie blockade fleet.
Supply troop and storeship taking In stores aud pro-
virions for the Florida v'siOn OF the blockade.
| Richmond, IA; steam propeller, waiting orders from
Washington. This chip is in commission and manned
| Harriet Lane. 5; siie-wheel steamer, having hei
armament changed and improved
The Commander Of the Reliance, 4, OF the Chesa
peake ota complains that four enterprises Of his
| credited TO the Rosolute.
THE POLISH LEGION.
| To ne Editor Of TAe " " Tribune.
SIX: You will coniel favor on the undersigned, q.
well ~ my countrymen who are now serving In The
United States army, by giving this Place in you
Journal.
Some Of the daily papers notice In their column, thai
"Colonel Julian Aliens Polish Legion wa. fAilure
Ii may 10 nearly so-caed far Polish Regm. nj
is concerned; but for the members of the so-caec
Polish Legion, every one has been attached 70 ths
| 3lst Regiment ". Y. s. "; and also now have tc
offer to the General Government nearly 500 men, t6
serve for the war, for which purpose intend visiting
Washington In a few days. t......
In addition, II have battery Of Bishops patent
breech- leading guns. JULIAN ALLEN.
Aer. York, July D. lI6l.