New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08
LOCAL MILITARY MOVE AENTs.
FIRST REGIMENT ApvAv ,cE GUARD.

se II il expected The regiment will proceed TO Fort
Monroe on Monday tuesday next. ibe regiment
tenio ION to raise u TO 1000 men, few more recruits
win be received Col Duyea expresses the greatest
satisfaction with the progress bis men are making.
FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LEGION.
This new organization win consist of folr regiments,
Che FIRST of which is nearly complete. The Headquar.
ters are at No. William street. and the Regimental
Dept az No. 1876 Pearl street. The LIST Regiment Is \
Temporarily commanded by Col. j. L. Curtis, sx-
Col5nel Of the 9th Regiment n. Y. S. NJ. Col. Styles,
late Colonel of the Sth, N. Y. S. NJ, COL H. n. Slip
par late Colonel OF the 9Th Artillery the Hon. John
Jndson of the Class of 1886, West Point, and other
influential citizens take an interest in the organization
Of the Brigade. Gov. Morgan and MAJ WOOL II
have given their approval Of the movement II
THE SECOND REGIMENT OF n. Y. s. NJ. II
We learn that this regiment has received orders II
10 proceed to Washington today. They relieved The
SSH Regiment Lafay cite Guard, in occupation OF II
Camp Anderson, on the Battery, and for sew IL
er days experienced perhaps the severest part Of the
campaign Strong winds cold rains IN an exposed posi-
tiop, with Inadequate shelter, are severe tests Of
patriotsm but the I'd will have increased powers Of
endurance from their exposure In the Battery Encamp
Dent.
SECOND REGIMENT FIRE ZoUAvEs.
The rolls Of this regiment Were virtually not opened
until yesterday morning, and at clock IN the even
ing 800 names were sent in 10 headquarters, exclusive
of the Brooklyn and Willamsbugh recruits, who hsa
not reported. Those who wish 10 JON the -, fie
Zoeaves should apply at once as the number VIII nc
command Of the Xouaves will be rendered 10 Lent
Noah l.. Farnham OF the 9Th Regiment State Mlhna'
who was formerly Assistant Engineer of the FIRE De
partment. In the event Of lIeut. tarnhaln 10, az
sep(ing the command it will be rendered 10 Col May
OF Mexican celebrity, who conducted the gallant
charge al the battle of Buena Vista.
WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS.
This regiment will be inspected to-day by NAL lay
Tor and will be mustered into service soon aver
Seven hundred and fifty men are enrolled, ana are
maintained a cost 30 the officers OF ~ GEMS Gay
each man They have as * e %@ym su Mi he sTp,
pIej this week when they will go into quarter Col
lines who commands the regiment, served with honor
10 the Mexican campaign, and his mcdesiy IN present.
ipg his claims on the Government al0ue prevented ms
attaining much higher rank than he did rs II was,
he entered The service Lieutenant in one OF me
New-York Volunteer Regiments, and returned acting
Major. The following gentlemen are ON Col innes
STAT: Isent.-Col. G.. X. Whitney; Maj. Nathaniel
Finch; Adj. II. G. PHILIPPE; Quartermaster j. W VIM
ter; Paymaster Robt. jackson; Surgeon, l.; II, RAD
zinski: Assistant Surgeon, Dr. Qnaehenousb; map
lain, the Rev. Mr.. Cargll.
THE UNITED TURNER RIFLES.
1bie eorps has been inspected and mustered INTO
service and are quartered at Turtle Bay PSTS. oti
military discpli and long drills have been estab-
hsbed and the Turner'S making rapid progress
toward being efficient soldiers. Uniforms vii be
given TO them tomorrow, and, 1t Is expected Mime
niles with sword bayOnes will be distributed Oh Sat
prdav. They express the highest satisfaction WIN
Quartermaster-G enera Arthur's prompttude IN sup
plying them with rations aud the requirements Tor
u
I'M has been furnished by number of patriotic Ger
man ladies' for which the return sincere thanks.
The men in good SPIRITS, and anxious 10 oe eni-
pioyed. -
BY order of the Msor-General commanding tins
splendid Regiment turned out yesterday afternoon Tor
drees parade. There were eight full SSnpaniee num-
beripg $40 men, in the ranks all fully equipped Tor
marching, with overCoats and knapsaeks. Inc men
carried no uuskets they will not receive Their quota
until they receive marching orders Inc hes;en;e
fna showing a
drill and completeness of equipment that cannot he
surpassed by any other Regiment and ID equaied by
few Reemental line being formed, the men We're
maYcbed 10 the Washington Parade Ground, where
thew were reviewed in line and while marching by
Gen Hail. after whfch they marched up I,toa1 1
around Union square, and DOWN bToad"ay W oidhu
street, where they were dismissed. ,
The Regiment have been impatiently awaiting
marching orders for fortnight past ana nave 9een
always ready 70 start FIX hours notice. lhls
eveninp a Committee of five commandments oil cOnPa-
mics went to Albany 10 impore the Governor 10 give
the Regiment marching orders. They confidently exc
pect to leave within three days for the seat Of war;
UNION RANGERS.
Yesterday afternoon, Major Hoadly and Capt NJ.
monson Of Brgadier-Gen. Spleers staf inspected
sven companies OF the Union Rangers at the Bowery
Theaer and the Companies elected the following OFF,
Company A-Csptsin, NJ. Holly; Lieutenant H. JOhnstOni
Company B-Gsptsiu W. G. Smith Lieutenant W. Fay En-
Company C~Capt.in N McMahsn Lieutenant P. COnnelyi
Company D-Csptain NJ. Morton Lieutenant C. Shay En-.
Company E-Csptsin A. Graham Lieutenant. T. Abbot En-
Company + Captain DOremai Lieutenant R. Sturgeon
COMPANY G-CsPiain, t. Wallace Lieutenant W. o'Eeui
Ensign a. Barclay.
Col J. f. Kerrigan commands this regiment, with
the following staff: Lieut. Colonel MOuntjoy, Major
Moore, and QuarteTmaster L. Kerrigan Col her
rigan went to Albany yesterday with the company
rolls and the regiment will be mustered into service
to-day and sent quarters. At present 400 men are
auartered in the Old Bowery Iheaer, the headqnar-
tes of the regiment, and 100 menoccupy company bar
racks.
THE PARK BARRACKS:
The Park Barracks which vacated yesterday
morning by the 2)th Regiment, n. Y. - NJ, were oc
cupied in the afternoon by four companies, 32J men, OF
Abe Let Regiment, New York Union Volunteers, Col
calvin E. Pratt. They were transferred from Centre
Market and No. $50 Pearl street.
Capt. Chalmers Of TarytOwD, with company OF
~ men, also occupy the Park Barracks. They are
part Of the Westchester Chasseurs, commanded by
Col Lansing.
COL. DURYEA'S ZoJAyES
This regiment, composed exclusively of picked
young men have made greet progress IN Their dr both
IN evolutone and the manual Their uniform ls very
styish being nearly that OF the Imperial I0uaves.
One Of the most kbs features OF the Regiment
the excellent behavior end spirit OF the men, there
not having the least disorder even attempt at
bad behavior among the meanbers Of the corps 1t is
Understood tost they are to be ordered 10 Virginia
within four DAYS. They to be mustered into the
United States seryice to-day by Capt. Seymour. Their
city Headquarters have been changed to No 56i Broad
way, shere the few vacancies remaining VIII be
oilcd
MILITARY AFFAIRS IL BROOKLYN.
IL is finally DIVIDED lat the Of the 18th Reg