New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-05


in thar regiment, whose oiioer-Co Rosa and Leut.-
Col Metternic-are gentlemen of thorough military
education enjoying the confidence of great BODY OF
Germans in this city. The Germans cannot be TOO
wide awake, it Ii urged 10 avoid enlsiing with Pseudo
colonies, who are in 10 way competent, and whose
moral character even was not at all commendable.
THE TWELFTH REGIMENT, n. Y. :. 81.
HEADQUARTEBs 18th REGIMENT, n. I. 5. I
NEwYoRK, Aug. ?, 1861. )
The Regiment will parade in full uniform, fully
armed and equipped 90 be mustered out Of the service
OF the United States on Monday, Aug. ,, at III a. m.
Regimental hne viii be formed IN Union Square Tgh,
Fourteenth street, NJ 10 precisely. Eit ID and
Staff viii appear mounted they will report TO the Ad-
iutant on the ground five minutes before 10. Nom
commissioned S aft and Band viii report at 9;45.
The companies will assemble al their respective
aInories at s a. m. Roll call at 81 a. H. precisely.
~ ''O'' VI 0''' -''''' FRED. T. LOCKE, Asutsu,.
FIRST REGIMENT UNITED STATES CHAssEURs,
PALACE GARDEN.
The companies of this regiment successfully
taking up their march TO Willet Point where thelr
tents having been pitched they have conferred upon
their location the distinguishing name of Camp Temp
kins. Another company marched into camp from
Palace Garden on Friday. On Saturday twonew CON-
panies were mustered In AZ Palace Garden Three
more companies WILL Oh Tuetday join those already
In camp, leaving but n few companies at Palace
Garden, the headquarters Of the regiment, The APP
uearanee of the men of this regiment they at va
rious times during the week marched through our
streets was credtabie 10 the skill and efficiency OF
their officers.
THE RETURNED REGIMENTS.
All the regiments Of the NJ Y. 5. NJ, which left this
CITY and Brooklyn for the war, at short time, have
now returned. They comprise the 9TH, Col Sehwarz-
waelder 9Th, Col. Piu;kuey 9Th, Col. Leiiersi sth
Col Lyons; 18TH Col. ButteTteld; 18th, Col Smith,
Brooklyn; 25th, Col Bennett, BROOKLYN; 69th, Col
Corooran; and list, Col. Martin All brought back
the Colouels who went away in command, except the
9th, which left Corcorsn prisoner at Boil Run, and
the 7Ist which lost Nosburgh by death at NGshingon
OF these tie Sth 69th and list We're under fire at Bull
Run. OF the regiments formerly numbered a. NJ y.
s. NJ the 9Th, l4tb, Brooklynl, and 18th are yet at
ths feat Of war having enlisted for tie struggle Two
of these, the 18th, Col. Wood ard 1tb Col Cameinn,
have already Lost their comnG aiding officers in the t
battle, Cameron by death, and Wood prisoner.
UNION GUARDS, I. $. V.
Col. 2. J. Joachimssen has taken quarters at See
bachess National Garden in West Fory-foortb street
between Eighth and Ninth avenues. This is most
excellent locality and Mr.. Seebaehes is fully compe-
tent TO attend TO all the comtoits of the soldiers. Com
panies and attachments viii be quartered immediately
and subssted. Major Max A. Thomas Is assigned the
command at the quarters. LieuteIaI Colonel James
NJ Turner viii be found ut the headquarters No. so
Broadway.
RELIGION IN CAMP.
Numerous meetings have been held the past week =,
and thirteen yesterday, under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, in various camps
in and near the city. Among the places Elm Park,
broadway Park, Palace Garden, Willetts Point, Fort
Hamilton, Quarantine Buildings, Quarantine Bar
rack Is Silver Lake, Camp Scott, and Camp Decker.
MASTERING OUT OF THE SERVICE.
There is much dissatisfaction among the privates Of
the 18th and 18th Regiments, Brooklyn, in conse-
quence Of the announcement published in the local
papers ON Saturday, to the effect that they would be
notified when to call for their pay 1t appears that
they are TO be mustered ont Of the service before
being paid, and it is altogether doubtfal when the
money will be forthcoming. Many Of the recruits
are non-residents, who came to Brooklyn during the
heat of the war excitement, and enlisted. Some Of
them wish 20 their homes and many desire to
enlist in some of the regiments forming, but
unwilling to do either until they are paid. They
should be paid when mustered out Of the service.
great deal Of inconvenience will be the result If they
are not.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Woman's Central Relief Association, No. IS
Cooper Union, acknowledge tie receipt Of the follow
ing gitsfor the Of the army from the 18th to the
3lst July inclusiye:
Ladies association Twentya street Reformed Dutch
Church Shirts Flannel Sacks 75 Bye Shades 2z3 Towels
ioa HandLeIchie wrsPPe,: credited h mistake in last
sSS PssSyss Shifts as piswe 10 old Linen
Dobbs ferry 81 Haveoets Shirts pair Drswers Mrs A
d. - sh: 'i HsSest @ j. L. RoseT s
II pairs Drawer 81 Towels Lsdies Of Riverhess 70 WrspPe
F.snne Shirts 81 Towels a IlsDds erehiel pes Slippers,
20 pzs Socks 90 Hayeocks SEs 10 JAZZ Preserves bottles
S%E sass .sr 4 Ssa f lS ls;sGss. nsSss
DrsweTs, Shirts, Iint &c Friend, ~ Havslock.
Lint BOIes Bardsse,, &c, &c Ladies Of ASn Church
70 Bandsges, 50 Sheets % Towels. 10 shirsi Ms
Everett L. l. and IL Thompson, newspapes etc Friend
s. HsTeOcks; MIs Williamson Linti hOPsweii AID 30
ciety boz Jelly box fsrne and Vermcel hifs Da BoiS.
HSvelock; Mrs Montague 10 Flannel shirts Bite Knicker-
hacker Schegbtcoke 40 Hseocss 81 saints Flannel teH
Lint IS HANDBAGS Flannel ssiis dozen Socks 10
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