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

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from the Jersey City Ferry House, between 5 A1
O'Clock, and marched up Broadway, and throus'
Canal street 10 yesty street Pier the landing Of the
Norwich steamboats,. Bunks were improvised in the
freight.sLeds and on the steamer and the soldiers
rested until yesterday morning when the Connecticut
departed east ward with them AT about O'Clock. An
accident occurred in the nighttime by the stumbling
OF an unknown private over the body Of coinfade'
thereby losing bis equilibrium, and falling over
board. His body not recovered.
Considerable attention was attracted BY the New
Hampshire men as they marched through the cry,
owing to their dusty appearance and the indications
Of hard usage. a fine band led them unescOrted By
the police, and unexpected by the public, among
whom dozen different Indefinite notions prevailed "a
to the identity and destination Of the regiment. Out
wardly the regiment resembed the 6qth on it, return
Col. Terrys Connecticut regiment arrived by The
little lumber boat John Potter, NJ little past O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. The rank aud flo number 76i
men, of whom twO-thirds will regulist under a
organization, probably union with another Connec
ticut milia regiment, to form tie 9Th Volunteers
from that Stste Col. TeTys men were at Boil Ron,
ard lost several Of their comrades. The trip home
ward was rather slow, 40 IL the case with MI the
relieving volunteers. The steamboats, Elm City aud
Traveller carried the regiment on at late hour, 40
10 arrive 1T New-Iiayen this morning public
reception, we are told, awaits the regiment In the
City Of Ems.
a third regiment was expected last night bat did not
come ACc0Idingt0 dispatChe received by Mr. Painter.
Of The Camden ard Amboy Railroad Telegaphic Office,
this regiment may certainly be expected TO day.
TIM CAMPS YESTERDAY.
At Camp Decker, the camp Of the Lafayette Guard,
Staten Island preaching took place IN The morning,
sand people went TO Staten Island among them muDy
French. Vi.itoIs in large numbers were at ali tie
camps, Elm Park, Fort schuyler, East New.lork,
AID WeehGwkcn At the park the usual cbap Jain I'D.
dressed tie Ia The mornine, stranger who ap-
peared for the purpose Of enli.iipg with CaIt'ia
t,reere fll suddenly dead In q ~ that could not be
dialnotticated The coroner viii hold an inquest to-
day.
THr FIRST FIRE zOrAyfs.
Several hundred Of this regiment are expected TO
arrive from Washington to day. There are fully so
ia the city now, and those eSfecicd vii Include an
who left u in the ir,t place, except, peri iew
,raPgle,s. IL appears that Col farnham j. hi up IN
hospital though steadily rccOvcIiug Lieut. Sol trel-
ger bss returned with broken health Il this city hay-
ing noblv discharged all his duties go long he was
able g. keep biz feet; and there are to-day but three
captains and three companies Of tie Fire Ioua'es 10
De fond at The seat Of war-Cart. John H. beverich
with abO1t forty five Or fry men, Capt. Nldcy win
forty. and Capt. Cuuill with about the same. Capt
teNerch he resumed his old duty a guarding toe
G. ,verpmo soreLouses 10 Alexsrdria be mon appa-
reutly clingng 10 bin better than 90 any Other oh,er,
a. may be- judged from the fact that on lAusday a.
OF tho two other companies but forty men coud be
found e. muster parade IN camp aud Of these loi
more than ten dozen expressed ,lemselNe willing
T. mount guard.
The demorali,ng influences introduced into their
q
long delays and drawlacks On The part q certain
governing officials Of this State who Refused " reco
Iilo them IA legitimate portion OF orr arny up 70 The
d,y a battle are the alleged caures Of this siase Of
Affairs and The reside have resolved 70 break up and
20 into other organizations. The lose IN killed,
wounded, aud missing, the field Of battle, does rct
exceed 100 notwithstanding the terrible conflict IN
which they took part and the great odds agninst
item Tie 1hh Regiment \. i. :. Y. j. therefore
vacant. Iis-pare - IN he filled M BY the ilrst reliable
org uzatcn arriving Tor the Io-Iion' Iost OF the
captains and ltgicEauts. n-d ali tie good men, nieno
20 20 ito either the - 4, yment ne Houayea, Ne
Iegd Ml1hv.s IL msHt or the MOGr and Tam.
many Regiment. None OF tie descrers are TO be
allowed 10 i,.n any organization If tier beihIenin-
Ttc ,ol'rs II The regiment viii he placed in Fire
mems Hail. and kept as memento,s OF The ptst. snci
Of iho line Officers, Slrgesrs, and private Of Ne "a
eul az d,.rrvc promotion Nll undoubtedly be av.
pointed TO places where they may yet win iresh honors
and di.linclior.
THT FRENCH ZoUWTs.
Tic Secretary Il War hos given Colonel connie
sioH 20 Cap. Lionel JOter; Lllheuil " DO VII re-
turn 70 Ngw-losk and raise a IesineIt OF I"lsvef
Or lied aud differed by FrenchueH and uniformed pre-
ciscly HE tho ZOuayes Of France.
BRIGADE DISTRICTS.
By orders promulgated through Dun. m Campbell,
Assist Aoiulsnt-Ceneral, tie Twentieth " ard OF
the City OF NeW-YOrk IL detached from tie Eleventh
Rsgimcutsl Di-ttict, and i constituted q separate
Rcgimertal District in the Fourth Brigade District,
to Je de iguaied by the number g.
RETURNED REGIMENTS.
The Goth was mustered ont on saturday by Col
Shepherd The list Regiment was paid on ia about
hall tire companies the same time, by MAJOR Paen
10 j. sid hat when The first payment was nude the
men Were pissed through The two rooms, In the ifs'
Of which they received S6 aud IN the second they
IBid - to somebody, Tor some puFrose, which Wa
then stated 90 be the compensation OF their tailor and
their band that the 10 pay ~ each for their
Iantnoons, and that every man was 70 contribute 81
Tor tie payment of The band. The idea was not 90 all
liked. as an opinion prevailed thu, eomebody was
ignoby specializing on tie soloiers.
IRA HARRIS GUARDS.
This regiment promises 10 be full in about week
Threc companies have joined since Saturday morn
ing. They will be sworn 10 by Monday, provided
wi N uniforms equipmensand raiious There are two
more companies almost full, and which will he mus-
tered in tomorrow next day. Besides these there
are a number Of Individual enllstmC nts, which take
place daily at the headquarters, No. 56l broadway
A camp ground, cOmpri.ing fifteen acres, has been
selected on Staten Iand where tie recruits VIII be
instructed in cavalry evolatons. The camp 10 onlya
few minutes Iide from the Quarantine landing. "A
riding school will be established, and number OF gen
tlenlen who have served dragons IN the Engbhh,
American and German service viii be assigned to the
various companies az Instructors.
NEw-YORK MOUNTED RIFLES AT YoNkERs.
Messrs Medol Levi and Muller OF the Young Mems
Christian Association conducted religious eSerehes Tor
this regiment Yesterday, usng the Episcopal service
after which they delivered religious and patriotic adj
dresses. The men all paid particular attention, all
Joining in TIE by inns. At the close of the service Mr.
Meldoh Levi presented each msn with prayer-book'
TIME AT LAST MAKES ALL THINGS EVEN.
From TAs Pin'bw0a GaIefie
How lust are the re,ributiOns of history Virginia
originated the heresy Il state Rights run mao which
has eliminated in Secessioni behold her, ground be-
tween the upper and neither mill stones. Missouri
lighted the iTes OF civil war IN Kansas now they
have burst out with redoubled fury upon her own
soil. Ii was done in the name Of Slavery; but the
reaction winch logically followed has given more i'm
.ipafi m In tlan