New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-16

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The test required il ten consecutive shots averaging
not more than Eve inches from The center Distance
500 feet from rest or 800 feet oihand. hrstrale
rifle with ammunition and proper rest, will be ar
ranged on the ground; but the will be allowed TO
use their own rifles if they prefer them.
The recruits as soQn as enlisted VIII reneezvous ~
Weehawken where they will be quartered rstioned,
equipped and uniformed and placed under experienced
officers for instruction In skirmishers' drill.
PROGRESS OF THE NEW REGIMENTS.
Three companies Of the 1st Regiment Cbasseurs are
now quartered at Willets Point. -Four hundred men
are quartered at Palace Garden. The total force ut
present is $50 men.
Capt. Chadwick of the ID Regiment, Excelsior
Brigade, Col. Taylor, now quarteTed on Arlington
Uighs opposite Washington, az present IN the ei'y
recruiting 10 complete the maximum number Of hls
company.
Two companies, Empire Zouaves, have already been
mustered into service, and are quartered a. lamp
Washington, Staten Island Headquarters NO. ooo
Broadway.
About SO men, attached to the Sth Regiment are
at present quarter.d Camp Lafayette staen lsi'hd
FuE FIRST FIRE ZOUAvEs.
1 hte regiment. ABOUT NHifH fc W'Sh ud- Wi 1''.
lately will commence recruiting In few days, ana
such otiicert az have shown themsv incompetent
aill be Compelled TO resign. All nen absent from ire
rarks on farlough otbrrw~e have been ordered to
report al the City assembly Rooins on Monday neAe'
orherwse they will be treated dee'rters, and pun
ishcd accordingly. Lieut. Col John Cfegler has re-
,iged IN sequence If severe Hines and toe coh-
uand OF the force devolyes consequently upon MAYOR
| Lozier.
| ANOTHER CORPS OF RHODE ISLAND ARTILLERY.
0ps company of the 81 Rhode Island Artillery, un'
der command Of CAPT. Brastow, arrived ~ tlis eiy
Yesterday morning from Providence, by iDe STEAMER
Commonwealth OF the StoningtoD line. ihls company
| viii form pat OF a battalion under MAJOR Iompklnr,
which will comprise five batteries from the same state
The CORPS is unGer orders TO report at Sandy lio)k,
Md. IL was accompanied by ~ recruits Ior 20 ~
Rhode Island Battery, who viii take tie place OF those
| killed and wounded during the late battle. Ihe 50
Corps WIS formed in about thre weeks under the Oh
recton of Capt. Brastow, and numbers oO ahieu0oeu
msD The men Will take the battery OF the LIST Corps
composed of six of Jnmess sixponpder nfed Cannon
| carving Ia pound shot. They took tier departure
Yesterday, vi, Phi .6e,hia, transportation having
been provided by the United States Quirternas,.r.
| After reaching Sandy Ho k, where the company
viii be- stationed, Capt. Bssow viii retnrn 10 f'oyi-
denre for the purpo of rasng another company, We
f urh from Rhode Island or anized for The war one
or two additional batteries will be formed as soon as
prncriabe. Quite "a number Of the returned peinbers
| OF The lst although they have been home but few
days enlisted with thOee going iorwmd to-day, ana
dearly all the old members viii reeDst III other or
The oHicers of the Sd Artillery corps are: Major
| Charles II. Toml kins, commander OF tie battalion;
Capt ii. b. B asiow, in charge Of The thlrd bai,?i
LIT Lieutenant, Raymond Perry; Cd Lieutenant, Geo.
Adau.s Sd Lieutenant, Horace BlooJgood; 4ih Lieu
| tenant, +. A. Su It'll.
COMMrssARy GENERALS DEPARTMENT..
Yesterday morning 900 Enheld fife', part OF the
20 900 purchased by the State arrived IRON England
\ AMI were Immediately transported 10 the Thiry-iitb
| street Armory There now in the armory ten lD-
pOunder Parro guHs With cas,Ons, furnished In the
| most effective inner. The guns have been mounted
on zoe FOUNDER carriages, Which were manuia ;inred
for the State rome ibty years sinec and which are
| more seasoned and ehlcient than those OF modern
workman ship could posi- " be. They have seen but
lttle use in the seryice except parade occa-
rions. The Parrot guns ht the earrisges eAao,iy.
| Thirty more have been ordered from the Cold Spring
foundery, and src expected in lev days. 1be gun,
carriages are all numbered, tsteiully renovated mud
| p,iued, aud contain the letters 5. n. Y. Be.iie
thse there hundreds Of ot ball cartridge for
rifles and shot and shell ready for delivery such
regiment may require toen. The Paro', guns are
{, be gwen the artillery companies raised by the
| State 10 defend the Fed. raj Government.
| LIEUT.. Col. FARNsWORTH, SECOND SCOTT LIFE
| GUARDS THRTY-EIGBIH REGIMENT N. Y.
| VOLUNTEERS.
This gentleman, well know ofcerin the New
York Volunteers In the late with Me1Ico GDd for
lis ganiry al the recent battle st Bull kuD Iept.
Colonel Of the 38th Regimen, Of New York Volunteers
I'd Scott Life Guard arrived IN this city eterduy
morning from Virgins. lie comes here by order OF
the War Department, for the purpote Of eftabsbing
recruiting del os in order recruit hs regiuent 70
The standard number Of 000. The Scott Life Gnard
was greatly reduced in numbers at Boil Ran by killed
wounded and mss.Dg and now parades not more ban
half of s original number. Tile regmeyt IL otcerfd
principally By men Of experience, who baye fared
the eannons mouth on ihe baitle.fells of Mexico.
Lieut.. Colonel Farnsworb wss originally ID Lien
telsn in the tst Regiment New.York Volunteers and
was twice promoted Tor bis gallsntry the field,
eeisng the command Of lis company after the death
| Of the gslisnt Capt Ven OLjnder Mt Chepultepee.
BROOKLYN MILITARY AFFAIRS
There s much discomfort among the members Of the
Thirteenth Regiment, account of the disappoinr-
rnents and delays to which they bave been subjected
in regard TO their pay. Notice given that they
would be paid to-day, Fidayi but it now appears that
the payrolls were not handed to the Paymas.er until
Wednesday evening. IL will take some dayf 10 deter
mine the amount due to each man. but the Paymsser
~ uks lie will be able 10 settle their ciaus On rsey
next.
A recruiting Office for COL Berdans shorrshoooters'
Regiment has been opened ut No. I6O Montague
street.
new regiment to be called the Nstior a, Guard. 10
about being raised in Brooklyn. 1bs command has
been rendered to Lieut. Robert ARK, formerly Of the
Thirteenth, which recently retu,ncd from Baltimore
Col. Clark good military officer and is personally
popular with his nen. A large number Of the
memDers Of the Thirteenth will join his organization.
ARMY AND NAVY.
Tue u. g. chartered storeshp National Gns'd sailed
from The Brooklyn Navy.Yard yesterday, for tie
Forios division Of the blockade fleet, to stay ultimately
at Fort Pickens. Size took very large cargo Of all