New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-02
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.

RETURN OF THE TWENTIETH REGIMENT.
The remainder of this eQinent came on by railroad
on "Wednesday night and took quarters in the Park
barracks. They left a. o'clock in the afternoon
by steamboat Manhattan, from the foot Of Jay street.
for Kingston Major Leslie Of the L. S. army accom-
panied he regiment aud the mastering took place
on board the boat.
Three ioudbs ofthe regiment willeregnist under
new organization for the war The regiment has been
stationed at Baltimore and on It's departure thence
was prcaented on "Wednesday with an American flag
by the Indies Of East Baltimore. The eastern and
wcern sections Of that city are represented az loyal
while the central northern and southern portions are
made up Of Secossioni,ts. Whes the news from Ball
Run arrived great bustle was made by the Secession
lets and five six fights took place. The troops were
also fired upon BY some struggling traitors who immc
datey thereafter diyed into some hiding retreat. Mr.
SHOEMAKER of TIE Kilgstoa Jopynol is an officer
in the REGIMENT.
o. THIRD BATrAlION MASSACHUSETTS RIFLES.
AL bat one company in this battalion hail from Wor-
cesier and vicinity where the citizens have for days
been preparing TO give them good reception on their
return. There are 15 men under command Of Capt.
Spngno and the particular service performed by them
during the war thus far has been to garrison FORT Me-
sion TO tls qualification Of the whole North, only
day or 70 after the Pa-streot riot thus shutting of
the traitors.
Tie battalion arrived on Wednesday night at Pier
No ], North River, took breakfast and dinner at the
P!r, Barracks On Thursday and embarked at O'Clock
in the afternoon in the steamer City of Boston,
foo. Of Vostry street, North River FOR Norwich AID
Worcester. The men viii reGnst.
BOSTON LIGHT ARTILLERY.
Capt. Asa W. Cook, " th TO men composing hi- ex-
coeut corps have kept company with the above
battalion from the start, Int they $50 not otherwise
connected. The artillery has been chiefly at the Relay
House. The corps went to Boston Oh the same line,
and viii also roJnlis, bodily
VOLUNTEERS FROM NEWBORN.
From Capt. Alcocs, Of tine Volunteer Depot under
Gen. ates, we obtain the following figures; New
York STATE has sent 70 the war, exclusive Of militia,
AZ tnce-year regiments each having the full couple
mcu' o. men. Transportation and supplies We're pre-
Regiments;
~ tha MON lten7e C3nmicc-he mozart aninay DE
Kab md Gsi ladi Regiments.
by the Quilted s'a.e.sickes
~ DE fniied Sae-s Reririenl Newly state Miaa.
rs the United stas0h Regiment New York State Militia.
Total soas fz three
The following are nearly ready, ara VIII III take.
their departure before the end OF neat week;
Sickle. Bdaade slh Regura Col. O.. lain.......,..l
Fcmes hri-d De, I'd RcgireHl. CO. Fairmuu ........t
Long.i.laud yoiuatc,rs, Col ia.s...............4
United Sa,cs -.turs, Col toctraue, ..,,..,..t
Anderson L0uaYcs, COL
To.a' ROW ready Cor three ysars...,.....,,......
Twice as many mi2ht BE counted were TAG W hole
Safe taken iu. Tas includes oaly one depot Of tho
tHcc.
By aqoorl odc. lsaod fron ih9 United State.
Arog ue.diaute.s. all regiment gcady to. transport.
e,iga within certain gcshed tias La1o lecu guagep-