New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-26

i'"' '''- ,+.,.o,.,,,ss. STATS oY EEw YoSK
1n,rTaSTG GFSERAIs OTFIcs, ALshsS' he hs,nrno addi-
GRNFRAI ORDERs No. SO'-i dns dnsarI O,ders No
tions and notifications are maze "
orv rersop shall enlist and bring to ei'ner
If hn Derots estabhthed by General Or1eIs NJ ~
lin accordance with the who 81 sha Se accepted
sa.I | 80 ,be medical examination, and be mustered
10 he service Of the United States, the Commahua
of thepepot shall tLereup issue W ond
stating that the service has been rendered anu
~ 10 ncrso receiving it ia entitled to pay therefor
The holder af such certificate, upon presenting the
zane TO the United States Disturbing oihcer AT tne
placo where the Depot s located Will De entieu "
receive TWO dollars for each man 80 mustered INTO Ine
United States service, the aggregate amount not 10 eN
ceed sixty our dollars for ea company OF men 30 Gu
listed and mustered. ,o
The paw of privates shall commence from the date
of inspection, So directed in paragraph of Genera
Order No. 7S-proyided they pafs The meelcai exam
iuation required in the same paragraph.
The above rule will apply TO Tecfuite VINO may 90
enlisted from time 10 time TO complete the eompa! VI
gsnizaton. A..
The date of rank of company officers shall be mat
Of their nomination, as provided In paragraph OF
General Order No. 1s.
Companies will be mustered into the service OF the
limited States as ,oon as they have 80 men who
have passed medical examination, and they wlllthen
be provided with uniforms. -,
D Cominandants of Volunteer Regiments from this
State beth Of Infantry and Cavalry, other than those
organized pursuant to the act OF April l6 1861 OF the
Proclamation of the Governor daied July -, leol,
must file the certificate of the mastering ohcer VINO
made the examination together with the proper medl-
cal certificate, that the regiments are emitted 10 ah
organization; also authenticated copies Of the Com,
pany and Field and staff muster-ros In the oiire oil
The Adiuant General of the State before eommissons
Will be Issued by the Governor.
THO. HILLHOUsE Adju,sDt General
DEPARTURE OF THE GERMAN CAMERON RIFLES
This fine regiment, numbering $50 able-bodied men,
under command of Colonel Robert ). Bege, toOk l.S
departure for the seat of on Saturday night
About o clock in the afternoon the men struck tents
at their camp, Hudson City, and in an hour thereafter
took up their line Of march for the hoookeh Ferry
Prior 10 leaving the camp Colonel Beige entertained
few of his friends bis headquarters IN the Old state
Arsenal. Speeches were made eomphmentlns the reg
iment. -,
crowded with the friends and relatives of the soldiers
and In consequence considerable delay was ehpen-
enced Upon andiug at the foot Of Barclay street. the
troops preceded by their band marched to the PArk,
where the regiment was presented with magnl1cent
flag the gift of Madame Beige the Colonei notner,
MTs Beige his wife, and Madame Won Seinl anlsep.
The coors were brought out n front Of the Cry Han
under escort Of q committee headed by MIR. r. klen,
and placed in the hands Of the color bearer, who with
detachment from of the companies, bore them up
and down the line, the men meanwhile presenting
arms and the band playing the Star Spangled ban
ner" Col Beige who was mounted, salnted tho color
as IL came up and then assigned II place IN the ne
The flag is about ak feet in length and four feet In
width.
shield surrounded by half wreath, with the words
! above Cameron Rifle Regiment" and beneath,
Colonel Robert L. Beige. On the reverse aide, IN
fine silk and gold, most beautifully executed, Is the
| American eagle with the National flag in his beak,
mounted on O cannon. On the night Of this is pre-
eented scene at the rebel camp and on the left the
Union troops. IL is splendid piece Of workmanship,
| and was executed by MAD. Ffapelska hlein, OF NO.
| l40 Seventh street.
After the presentation ceremony the regiment
wheeled into column by company 'front.' and marched
out of the east gate of the Park, down Park row aud
Broadway and thence 10 the place Of departure. The
| following /, q list OF officers OF the regiment.
Fi.ld-COlonel Robert s. Beige LieuenansColOD " Ger
Oss sssiaSHAduian T. wOlme5; ous,tema.tsr l. Simon
Surgeon, Louis shule Sergeant MsjoI A. Msehon1ti
Company B~CsP.sn A zihren Is, Lieutenant, - Kss
COMPANY C-CsptaiD, V. D. Bosch lat Lieutenant Bran
des I'd Lieutenant, : GsuteT@s1O ,,-
mSnsi STHEdd"ll ID lisateHshRt, ~ Lsnbu'Shsr.
GSns5f 81 seRsin o. 6sis " Dem
'tS Company FIcsptsp, Keais; LIST Lieutenant, - voli'
DI5 Company G~Csptsin BOsttrehsri LIST Lieutenant -
| Braun I'd Lieutenant, Konig.
cSSIeft GIitiGa "a deotsnsRt, - Koeberhin.
Company I-Csptan, : Campsi Is, Lieutenant - d..
Company K-Csptaio, =. .sishenechsr lat Lieutenant, -
| DonneI I'd Lieutenant, --WAnmer.
LINCOLN CAVALRY.
No regiment organized in ths State has encountered
one-h 4f the difficulties In reaching the teat Of war
| that have attended the formation Of this one. In
April last few energetic young Of this city
mt need organizing cavalry regiment, and as early a.
the fret of May rendered the services Of 900 to
the Cove rnment the offer received with indifer-
ence and formally declined Still the young per-
severed in their undertaking. and under different
pces rendered the regiment 70 the Secretary Of War;
m least dozen times only TO be refused on each 0cca
sion. II was not until Col. Andrew T. McReynolds
took command that the regiment received any atten-
tion from the War Department, Gen. Scott himself
urging it's acceptance, he having known tho Colonel
| intimately in Mexico At home the young men met
with little better encouragement during those four
months Of waitngs, paying all the expenses incurred
| out of their own pocket, the Union Defense Com
mittee having given them only $780,
The regiment is now complete, comprising
| nine companies raised in this city, three III
PENNSYLVANIA, and one in Michigan, each having the
| maximum number, 95 men, all fully uniformed. TIE
horses arms ETC., are TO be furnlshed IN Washington,
where they already await the arrival Of the regiment
The departure of the regiment has been delayed for
want OF uniforms, they having only just been deliver
| ed. The contractors who made the clothes Messrs.
| G. & G. A. ArnouX, have gained but few friends.
Some OF the who desired good fitting clothes paid
the firm 81 TO have their suits cut 10 t, and In the
end did not get their clothes, could they obtain
return of their money. The garments badly put
together and in instances have been sent 10
the company tailors to be sewed over again. March
ing orders have length been issued and the regiment
will depart for Washington to-day.
Leaving Bellevue Garden and Elem Park, where the
different companies have been quaered for come time,
they will rendezvous at Union Square at 10 O'Clock.
Here the regiment will be formed, and after review
| will march down Broadway TO Pier No. q where it
will embark on the Kill van Kul for Elizsbethport.
| The companies embrace large number of men who
have been in active service, and OF three German
companies recruited here there is scarcely who
has not served the battle fields Of Europe. II well
mounted and equipped the Lincoln Cavalry will be
| fa ~ n nf tfoaIf nd I've