New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-27

thr v"lunee- lstinR. Son thfee 'ho"suu eoioo''
will he died TO H. corrs, IL il n"der-'"od
il ,hu ht h,t tyo or rec verrrls may Re sent 10
odsy from III, Nav -Yid. The Montgomery ana
ray ,ave, ana expect iinai orders Ills
marnlrg irom Warrington - q.
The &. \. sloo -of.~r Savannah, which rates "a
gnos and ,rIrs go men, viii 'e reported t 'or com
mission the latter part OF this week. iier nes'laai9n
hs- not YET Ians ed but IL II said she VIII LOU JON
the bio kade A ei.
Or conr,r il il not easy obtain lit ofthe resi ma
tiss fir NJ the armv and navy many OF teIn aren not
reeo d,d IT, the iit-rb 3nch oi the service however
rh- 10 lowing note up TO Thur DAY niss n'i
Carteips ~: Il,ufe;ai ~, 49, Commanders, "a; ~
mecisal men; / purer; 10 enrineen; gunner
ma,ne off, -rs; masters; carpenter; shllmaEer'
and 10 mdsl,i men. Total, 100. About 2Vo, aito'
scer, ave left lie navy Two OF the nrSt ra'nes !"
q, Comlar6er-in.Ch # Of "a squsiron-who 30 ho'
con'em lie having eservre OF tie United ot''e'
The Off ers ard crew Of tie United States cor'e'h
Maceo H. which We .eel il the onlv representative ot
the Uni ed 81 .tes Navy in tic Gull Of Mexico baye
written home aekirg io he perulei 10 take part ID
the active oI ep,tios of the Home leet. we uhoe
aud their a"i,ity mnst exercise tef IN ihe u'',,
us American interests there cannot be lest nreghrceu'
The rcrort OF q Engineers OF he ssss ipp staie-
that that ves-. cannot be ready for sea, IL week.
Size i'll proceed 10 the Chesapeake wbrn ready ~
tie Mhnesoia wei inH tor her To s'lhck cc"rhs
Point, that engagement murt be posti oaed ior ae"
days.
Tue schooner Creushaw, Capt. Winter, from Rich
uond seven days, with tola'co, wa taken at Hump
ton Roads while attempting to run the blockade, and
brought To this PORT in charge Of Mr.. Hunter OF tie u
| s. irigate Minnesota.
| THE NAVAL PRiGADE-COI. BARTLETT.
This fine corJs Of two baftslioDs IL companies OF
100 each Ia rapidly preparing TO Join Gen. Dn'er
near Fo,t Monroe, to Col. Bartlett ,s directed
by special orders of the Presiebt AID SECRETARY OF
| War TO report, on before the 2hh Inst, Wednes-
/ cay.
| Il ia Col Bartletts plan and intention to have one
and one with rihed cannon until snch time sny FIX
weeks a. both banson- lie armed with niles snd
| ca non irdepence of each other.
Certain pa'ii,s in he city have endeavortd 70 em'
barrrrs the bnrri-d equipment OF Col Bartlett ior,s,
by asserting the for clothing and equip
,nen,r hat The Naval Bri ade wes very irregular or.
| g,uizaon, and that the contracts eo"d lot Dc rad
for by the Government. We warn certain parties 'h
the mo, ements tiey made Saturday TO prevent the
clot ng and sio e. being delivered to he QuaIt-rnns-
te, Of tie Naval Brigade ARE perfectly vel known;
and that seces,ion ard can lie as ea'iy po'ed
~ .iurt psties who attempi 10 enharafs Tie ihhpy
| IN we mets Of the country ~ against tboie who tahe
| up arms a., p.a.;ao,, :.
| amfle lie will equip ard psn the Naval Brigade
and commission tie ofcerr in the name oi The fr's
| dent.
Col Bartlett bas chartered the Costracoacos to ake
| the brgsde to Hampton Roads, and viii d.Ta't on
| Gnesday afternoon.
Il is a high compliment to this corps that Gen.
Butler having be, ordered to active operations, i'm
| nediaiely asked for the Naval Brgsde.
| yICE-pRCsIDENT RAMIIY THE COLONEL OF THE
| MAINE REGIMENT, AND THE SURVEYOR or Ihk
| PORT AT FORT SCHUYLER.
| Tie 18th Regiment Volunteer Col. Mcleod Murphy,
| had whit yeserdy from the Niee-PI. tiden,, VINO
vas accom- allied Ly Col Winslow Of tie Maine 'oldp
| te,r~ encamped the oI,losit. shore. genera
review of the had, and the Inspection was OF
| the mort si'i factory character.
Tie majority Of them mechanics, and their proud
bearing phys'al development show that they mean
10 N he their mark. They have eride tly beeL se T.
ed with good deal Of They ART daily exc cinei
by COL Tou pkirs Of Tompkns Blues reputation who
| bestows upon them much care.
CAVALRY REGIMENT.
The rolls of tie new cavalry regiment now open
at tie Palace Garden Fourteenth street, near Sixth
avenue where tbo,e who hsve enrolled their names
| are requested TO report thems Ives immediately.
Others ho wi-h oia this frt las "rgnniLaion ~
be composed mainly of who have seen ser, ice
ia tie Eurorean wars or in Mexico, 10 be commanded
by Col. Cer Sckuz, reques' ed TO call as shove,
VIII. 70 full particulars will he given by tie recruog
0I;s C..:ain. U "A. ". Adams, Company 4, J. Bat
| tersby. Company Il; j. X. Stsiras ComTan Ci ID.
II. Harkins, Company d.; Recruiting Officers.
| RELIGIOUS SERVICES At UNIoS-sQUARr TENT.
Ye,terdsy q, ?. IL. large andi.hee collected ~
| the Tent ia Union square, 10 hear discourse rom
The Rev. f. II. ChsIin, who was announced 10 Ireirh
| 10 the solers at that Place The following text Wa
| made tie sub Iect oi the discourse:
Tbon therefore endure hudness GOOD solder Of Jesus
| Christ" II Iimo,by. iii verse.
l. is needless 10 say that the discourse caIac
tesed by the peculiar eloquence of the Rev Doctor.
He made thorough aD,yris Of the character Of the
l. Ter and the Cbis i by Getting fcfth the s"l
o-rly elements in rhe cnaract'F of tie pare CHI tisu,
and tie Christian elements in th- character the
= dier. The di-couIre .ist.uei 20 With marked
nrenlion throughout collie tion taken VI after
| tie services.
MILITARY ELECTION.
MgiOr FiiZ John Porter A. fli Adult tn'-fiCneraI
T. - Army WIS elected BfigadicrG General Of .e II,
| BRIGADE. No tlcc ior has been leld yet 10 tie ID
Brigade Ii ir expected 70 of Tie :Olh int.
| MAJOR Porter gfeil, di5'lg g'lrhed III hexico.