New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

mept has been quSFte'eu ~ ue N'hto '" '
York, IN various private and pubic 'aaes, scattered
ever a circuii Of mile and half Tie orierf ron
headquarters, directing tins Tc men, 70 bfcak UP camp
and proceed 10 Washington, hayInS arrived, ana oeen
p. omnl gated it may be interes ing 10 Know nore
abons the 3eth Volunteer RegimeDI, dc IL Is low |
designated.
Ia The Isl Regimen, the officers are nearly all tried,
mot of them having gone through Mexican or lndan
campaigns. The same, in no less degree True vi te
ID The Colonel, j. Ii. Hobart Ward, has long heid
the poet Of Commissary General OF the btate o. new
York and last Ssmp err and Fall made himself both
popular and useful az Commander in. Chief OF the
Wide-Awakes, for tie instruction OF whom ne pub
hshed little book viii h attained large clrcuauon
Col. Ward is eve ywhere regarded as most able
officer. Mai Potter was wounded III the performance
Of daring act on Of the bsttle6elds in Mexico
and in recognition OF which sword was presented 70
bim by his General Among many others also desery-
ing MENTION Capt. NcQuade bears unqualified tesll-
mOnias from authori lee OF the regolar army as an e
Gent officer of ten years. AdJutani Wm a. herring
has extensive acquaintance among the pest ehpcs
Of Gothsmindicated by the fact that WILD inc af.
few days he bas had presented 10 him no less than four
reyovers two or three bowie-tnives, &c. Inc loi'
lowing il a complete hist OF the officers: an,
Colonel Il hoD1sT WnRP Leu's sl,St Men He
ns ha. NnTphS snrson,
Mate Stephen Gd.wOidi Drum.asOr Michael N'c"ty fn'
tSmpsSy A-Cspssin, Danl T. Gsvlt, Lieutenant, - En-
Company B~cspaiu,, Eugene MeGrs.h Lieutenant, Alex
Company CeCapta,n RObt =. Aason Lieutenant A. sehai
Company p-Csp,aIn John f. Hsnod Lieutenant sasc Jol
compshy E---Cntain Oliver A. Thdeni Lieutenant John
Mara En:isn J9. B. csri u,or,a.. 1,suep,o, John NJ
'S cS@y.hy s@crtsn George Bon Lieutenant, O. C.
Cor pAny C,pain, W. H. Bsird' Lieutenant, - Byrne'
Company i-Csptsin, Calvin s. Dewitt, Lieutenant Charles
Barbour Ensign, Albeit a. TyIen ,,..,, w u
| Smith Ensign, A. &. H. Livingston; ~ $1,000.
Among tie non-commissioned officers and privaes at
least one-hird of the whole regiment have seen ser
| vice, either here or in Europe.
As usual the opinion mas prevailed that in the lorna,
ton of this regiment there were endless ungrateni
obstacles thrown IN their way. Up TO FRIDAY lfl ;ne
men were utterly neglected, and in rags. The Iion
Defense Committee vOuchsated them only Wow, so
that great difficulty experienced in the procurance
of mere necessares. On Saturday numerous boxes OF
clothing TO hand, and on Sunday, Tor the hist
time, the soldiers appeared to advantage The UNIFORM
! consists of q dark blue Jacket and sanet pantaoOhs
much resembling in all respects the Ninth Regiment OF
the State Militia lack Of Undertaking and shoes
is still felt, and muskets are also wanting, with the
exception Of SO old, rusty edier pieces winch serve
for the performance Of guard duty They march with
out arms.
lie Highest character for orderly conduct il given to
lie menLesr Of this ngineni, b, ciiaens Us wei ~
III es .u.i,t Sn, dau of ibe C-iic says there bar
p,en les trouble du.iI lie l.m weeks re-im.nt
Aaa lea u eDsa nj ed 1t Eat Ntw-iDl ilnn VIII f'.-
qu,niIy stirred "p by siuglr tar-.t company III
i,,lr day. Cob Ward Is a stric' de llnaliau Per
al sion ins usually been ti'en tie soldier to stroll
ITO tie Cemetery of The tverg'eeis, "nch Is near at
aud and owe looking HE blue te4; they have been
4 dowi To Jam lea Bay an scns n, bathing to the
Gnuseu.Lt and delight o all the re- ruits. The nnn-
Der al men ID 90 Am,ng lh'm ale thee conEanlee
CON noril Counties OF this Slae, ~ there is n
king OF naive Anclchn Uloou I'D Tie fabke
\ Oi the other COMPANIES.
Knap.a.ks AMI haversacks, If excellent quality,
.Dceilr ~rb 100 recaug lar tents aud Is wall Tets
Ae.e liver 10 the oil "n Saturday. The clean,
| a nj he 4 nj al ID tlrdl.
leasing apeet one of the grsen oIen squaIer OF Tue
| vii u.
| With reference TO the order calling ehe 18th Reg
| Ient 10 Washington, uey are required 10 be renuy
j. noIbiug nj 10 dock, up to wlicu hour tire Pay
will disrnse the pat month wages, aid tile
Ulcers will receive from tie ieBim-htal q"artrrmnt-
ters tie vaiiOns artlrs sil req lrd by EN-, pufsn
ant To rcqulsons. 1t is. however, uncertai whether
lie rrti will get started inmeni dey ~ nearly
30 soiGirs, ueslrig itkt TO leir lends, have
JoIn orally ab,eted themselves without leave. Three
Of tour hou g. in any event, will be Iequ ed III march
ing The city, where several hag- 10 he presnt.d
a.. departure, should they start to-day, will take
lace from jersey Guy by LIE evening Train The line
route being VIA Is ltip re-
THE CARL sHURZ CAVALRY REGIMENT.
Col Andrew r. Mckeynoldr, Lately appointed 70 the
colband Of th Te iment, returned iat evening from
+, Washington, where he ba- been engaged for few
aa,s in arranging the details OF aeceltihce Col
MIKE, mods u tain OF oragoons i'll the Mexican
var, which company acted as Gen Scott Dcuy -SnaId,
il was Al the special Iequeet OF Gen. Scott thai me
| Cal Shurz Regiment Was accepted. lie knew Col
Mickey nolJr abIlity To command regiment u borhe-
lie having been prvuoted TO the raI.k Of unij Tor
braverysnd recommended him personally 10 the Sec
ietary Of War. .
Tne re linen, /. ordered 10 90 INTO camp Immediately
for u,l so as 10 be ,eddy lake the h,ld for active
serv. by the let Of August, and two slusdrOns. or
our companies, 10 lie ready by Ibe i5th OF July.
Tue seven conIa ies raised III this lily TO 20 into
ua ierz is week, when DOrtts aud eqI menis viii
re fuu isl ed We ea liett possible moment.
lie Goyernu ent only iuIbih the men with arms,
ana calls pn ic citizens ornppiy TIE means Tor
procuring other equipments. The Committee fe,tn ly
pl uihiei by u iuent 10 s0i subsciliiODs beS
40 n knowledge the zee ipt Of Ike foliOSiIg sums;
Urofye Douglas Of Doug ~ Farm, L. i.....sSV
Ws.h' Cs,YsS / chase. No. 30 South street.. 80
stuIgi. Co, no. 81 South s'Iset.............. 30
-Four Of The New.York companies having their
esdq ,Iarers at Palace Garden, nfe comostd vi 81
, L-rprisIR young AmericslIIe OF Intelligence and
resIecla6y and the other three companies are made
up VI harGy, active rnsns. Trey are all commando
I'd ly officers OF high rocia Standing, ~bo have teen
engaged In active bervUe either ~ this country or
Europe. As but regiment OF volunteer cavalry
Las been called tor and Generals already In the
held are begging for mounted men TO operate against
the rebtl cayaly, IL Is To be- hoped our tlzeiis viii
promptly respond 10 the call for aid made by tLio
accepled regiment. lew able bodied respecta
lie Young viii be ted applying at j. la
GDrieD, No. Gas Broadway, or No. 43 Courilanat
street.
COAST GUARD-LATE NAVAL BRIGADE.
Major Burtheit, by order II Major.GeLeral B. +.
Butler arrived IN the Alabama hart evening for the
| purpo,e vi recruiting $50 for the Cunt Guard,
late Naval Brigade. They are 10 lie saors, OF the
nj imum Light, five feet four inches. 800 have
aesdy been must, red Into service Geu. Butler aiso
detailed DIR. Holmes VI the 81 Massachusetts Regi.
nent, ins tLem. Both Of he above OtGcers
to report 10 Capt. 4. Bailey Myers, who will uusie,
The men into he service before proceeding TO Fortress
Monros 80 oi the Naval Brigade returned in the
Alabama, who sere rejected by The exam ining surgeon.