New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-21
NAVAL AND MILITARY MOVEMENTS


date. They as folows;
DEPARTMENT or THE EAsr.-Tls Dep gtmeDt has
been eubdivided into three parts, rs follows:
| DEPARTMENT or WasHISoToS.-The District q
Columbia, according e. it's original boundary; Fort
Washington and the county adjecent and the Stste a
! Maylaud including Bladensburg and Baltimore.
lie sdquarers at the National Capitol.
| DEPAnTwEsT or THg SouTH.-Easteru Virginia,
North Carolina, and Tennessee. Heaquarters, Fsrt
| Monroe, ve.
| DEPARTMENT OF AHsaPoLIs Tho country for %
miles each side of tie railroad from Annapolis -
the City OF Washington, as far as Bladensbarg. Md.
| neadqG quarters at Annapolis.
| DEPARTMENT or PEassyLvANrA.-rhe State o.
Pennsy lvania the State Of Delaware; all Of Mary
land embraced in the foregoing department. Head
| Quarters at Piiladei hs
| D.PARrnEsr on TBg Wgsr.--The country wese If
the MISS ippi River and Of the Rocky Montana,
except those portirnt of it included within the limits
| Of w-Mexico. Headquarters al st. Louis, Mo.
DEPARTMENT or TkXAs-Tbe Gov rnment not bav-
ng irsued suy new orers relsve this Department,
and the forts having been evacuated 1t may BE- said to
| remain IN stotH quo.
| DEPARTMENT oy NEw-mgxrco-The Territory II
| New Mexico, Headquarters at Santa Fe.
| DEPARTMENT or THE PACVic.-Tbe country wese
Of the Rocky Mountains, Headquarters at San Fran
cisco.
| DEPARTMENT oy UrAH-Tle Territory Of Utah.
except the portion of il lying of the l7tb degres
! of west longitude, Headquarters at Camp Floyd.
There win probably be three four more supdivs-
obs Of the late Department OF the East, to meet tho
| requirements of the service.
The Headquarters of the Army is in the City Of
| New-York, and officers will report accordingly.
Diet ,chmen Of u tied States troops was cent yes
teday from Governors I,and to reinforce the garri-
| q IN at Fort Hamilton. Toey viii 10 CHARTERED with
the Fort Sumter artillery company still in the bar.
racks. This will leave sou still on the island, and
| about 900 at Hamilton. IL Is not contemplated 70
df any recruits from the station for the seat OF WAT
! at present
Capt p. 3. Ellison, q native of New-York, who has
been ia the navy ~ years and Is entitled to wear
wide flag is appointed take command OF the char
tered steamer K. X. Cuyler now preparing for sea -
| the Brooklyn Savy-Yafd. From this fact 1t may b
Inferred that she i, Intended for important posi-
on the blockade. The gallant Captain reported fss
duty Yesterday 20 Commodore Breese.
Two propellers, the Penguin and Albatrose, have
been purchased by the Government aud will be a
once fitted ont rs gunboats They went over 10 tho
tial steamers average about 400 tuns each, and arc
supplied with very good machinery. They are 10 Be
assigned TO the blockade feet and will be ready for
| crews and an armament in about ten days Each viz
carry three guas and from twenty TO thiry.i
The other vessels at the Yard progress rapidly.
| The Wight transport is sill in dock. The Mont
| gomery IL in the stream. The late flagship Il the
| liome Sauadon, toe United States steamfrigaie Ro-
anoke which brought the japanese here, was reported
ready for TO the authorities last evening aud viii
probably be comm sioned this week The third oicer
on the list OF active commanders, L. Dunn Shaw Of
has been ordered the chart red vessel
| MONTGOMERY. Tue Government evidently means 70
oonfde the blockade business responsible hands.
| The schooner Samuel Gilman arrived st the Navy
Yard yesterday with necessities for the sailmakers
department. To-day the United States stean-iriysto
Wabash will haul into the stream, and her commander
telegraph for her final orders the Department. She
| will sail tomorrow or the succeeding day.
The transport steamer Philadelphia, which arrived
| from the Washington Navy-Yard few days ago,
| sailed from this harbor yesterday.
| DEPARTURE OF THE SECOND REGIMENT n. Y. s. N
In accordance with instructions received from Wash
ington the ID Regiment, which bad been encamped -
the Battery during the past three weeks, left their
encanpmtn proceeded 10 the jersey City Railroad
Depot en- route for Washington. The transportatiou
Of the I'd effected through the agency Of the Union
Defense Committee, and against the expressed deter-
uination of Gov. Morgan Previous 10 their departure
new uniforms were Distributed TO the regiment, whhh
materially improved their appearance. Three weeks
of life on the % tented field entirely changed the as
pect OF the neither garments OF the gallant ID and
when drawn no ia two ranks for dress parade, every
shade from distinct mud color 70 dusty blue, was
represented in the line. Yesterday however, thu
pantaIoons of the regiment were refreshingy clean,
and their appearance as they marched up Broadway
was decidedly martial
The parting scenes were very affecting. The wives
| and children OF great many OF the soldiers
present, aud, with many Of their friends, were cd
mted to the ferry house, to take leave of the men.
They entered the about II: A D. m with cheera
for tie Union, their Colonel, and the Defense COM
| mittee. The train consisted Of twenty-five cars.
The following is list Of the officers Of the regiments
Col. S. W; B. TomP.in.. Lieut. Coz, John II. wllco.s
JOseph B,me; Quartera..er. H. Il. Footo Assistant Quar-
.efaas.eI Clinton Bsrryl ssrrs,n. Alfred Powell Asit.ls
ssc.r John S%oar Fey Sss1 y N.s%sa Captain
siIeers r. ssse' Chaplain, W. Ii. Reynolds, Actind
The company officers
coupau, A-CsPt GrAham; lat Lieut. Henry A Marvel.
comPsny Bcsps. Reeds iss Lieu, Thomas W. Baird; -
Company c-cs s.sd. 1T Lieut.. BoOlh0us ID Lisus.
cOmp.Oy D-csp kennedy; Ia. Lieut.. John vsushani -
| Lieut. not vet appointed =. H., no,.,. Parma. a