New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
TIN MOyART REGIMENT.

By special invitation, the Union Defense Committee
went Yesterday 20 YonLefs 10 meet Mayor Wood, and
review the Mozart Regiment. The regiment had been
in barracks near the railroad depot for about three
weeks previous 10 last Tuesday, when they went
to the hill in the Of Mr.. Coeman,s houLe, and
pitched thcr tents. The camp was called, after IN.
ExCellency, Camp Wood, and the regular routine OF
camp duty has been strictly followed The locality Of
Camp Wood is very charming one, being surrounded
with well-aTlanged countTy-seats, and commanding
fine view Of tie country. The review bad been
appointed for A ?. m, but as the Committee did not
arrive until late the regiment drawn M in line
for about half an hour before the review commenced:
a large crowd from Ionkere and vicinity surrounded
the parade ground and unaffected heir pleasure at e
several maneuvers i'm administrative manner. Beside
the Committee and the Mayor, there present Col
leotor Barney, Surveyor Hart, BrigGderGon. Spcer,
aud two of bis staff. The ranks of tie regiment, we
are told, are quite full but moro than hundred being
UNAUTHORIZED the number in review did not exceed 900
including officers and drum corps. There are about 200
tents in the camp, each containing four or five men.
The uniform ID dark blue with red iacngs.
The review included all the movements of the
manual, ard exhibited very grIiyng proficiency on
the part Of the
Afterward there were appropriate addressed from
the Mayor Gen. Wetmo9e, Mr. Moses Il. GIinnell ana
Judge Perrcront An election for field officers, held
al the colones head1unrtcrs resulted in the choice for
Colonel, Riley; Lieutennt-Colone Egsn; Major, X.
f. Haisied; Surgeon, j. II. Thompson; Assisant-Sur-
geon, Dexter; QuaTtermafter, Bliss AdJutani,
Raphael.
TON.
Captain +. Spcight, OF the Twenty.nin,h Precinct
Metropolitan Police in bohsf Of the officers and mem
ber5 Of The Tweltyirt and Iweniy.Dint Precincts
Ioice, and a number OF citizens 81 ne lwenty'hTti
Ward presented 10 Capt. Myers, of Company & 3-d
Regiment, n. Y. 5. v, splendid sword win Slt
mountings, heavy crimson sik sifh and belt CAPT.
Speight, H. making the presentation, sad Captaln
Myeia, have been selected by iow of your friends
of TO present to You this sword. While IL affords
ne great pleasure in being selected a. Tie medium
Of presentation to you, Roget exceedingly tuat cir
cumstnces should have arisen TO call forth an occur
renee Of the kind but, Sir, tho sue hcs been forced
upon u.s. and every citizen Of this glorious Republic
.ould his share Of The responslbilty to sustain
tie Government IN diving treason from The LGud OF
the Free and The Home VI the Brave. lour inends
could eqfily have found person better qualified 70
make the presentation than mysclf but do think that
the selection was most appropriate under the crcum-
stances. You were recently member Oh TIE Metro
rotau Police Department, and IN the precinct where
/ had tie bonsr 10 command. Faithfully y0u fulfilled
your duty there and hoIe you viii as faithfully iul-
in tie responsible duties you are now about TO ats,He
Take ills sword, Sir and giTd II about your ionsi ana
the only condition sought 10 be imposed upon you ia
gceerting IT, IT, that Won will let tie blade lie stained
in none Dut traitors blood" Capt Myers accepted
the sword in an appropriate speeeh There were pres
en- M Andrew Campbell, ri No. 4Jl Fourth avenue,
in behalf Of a number Of citizens Of the Ward. Capt
Speight and sergeant Ward IN Behalf 81 tie officers
and members Of the Twcnty-riath Precinct Police
Force and Capt. Relay aqd Sergeant SANFORD oil the
Twenty-lirt Precinct Police.
PRESENTATION OF \ BEGINENTAL FLAG TO
THE ELLSWORTH ZOUAYEs.
The Ellsworth Iouavos Col. John Kcteltas, had
dress parade on last Thundoy evening, for tie purpose
OF receiving regimentsi Tag. They net at their
arJnorv in the CLiresc Assembly buildings, al u
o clock md proceeded up Broadway, Fifth avenue,
and Fourteenth street, to No 20 Seventh avenue,
elicitine by their elegant appearance, and steady
pl8rchiDP high onoomiums by The way.
Having reached their destination, Mr.. Nm. III.
rorfrte1 them behalf of Misc Mack
enzie with beautiful blue elk flag, prettily
mented and bearing the regiment Is name and date of
organization addressing Them IN neat aud patriotic
speech In the absence of Col heeltas, acting Col.
Sullivan made g short and pointed reply, thanking the
donor, and promising that bis command should never
disgrace their coloTs.
This organization already numbers about 12O boys,
from 10 10 l6 years Of age, and exhibits degree OF
military discipline creditabe TO all connected with it.
THE NATIONAL GUARD ZOUAyEs.
The new Eegimcut 10 be ohcered exclusively by
qualified members Of tie kew-fork Seventh, with
the exception Of the Colonelcy and Lieut. Coonelcy
reserved for experienced West Point Graduates TO be
agreed by the line oicers OF come future time, has
adopted the above name. ts organization is progress
ing steadily. Fifteen gentlemen, up to this time. con-
nected with the 9Th Regiment have agreed to act.
Gentlemen who are qualified for officers may confer
daily between - and o'clock, at the Office of f. q.
Burlng, No. a. William street.
REVIEW OF THE WHiTEPLAINs CADETS.
Gen. Lo:kwoods Military School, of Wbiteplains,
win give an Exhibition Dril in the Park to-day at q
o'clock D. m. They wear Zcuave uniform and drill
as ekirInishers, and in the bayonet exercise.
THE FIFTEENTH--COL NIL MURPHY.
This regiment, W ch has been quartered at WIetts
Point during the pat few weeks will leave this morn
ing by the New-Jersey Railroad for Washington.
THE TwrYIY-FIFTH-COI. KERRIGAH.
This regiment is now nearly fully equipped and will
leave on Monday for Washington The regiment is
being put through long drills, aud viii make fine ap
peardnce.
TIE TwENTY-sIxTH-COL. INEEs.
Orders have not yet been issued for the departure Of
this regiment but il is expected they will be ready to
leave early next week.
BROOKLYN MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Recruiting for the 18th Regiment is going bIislly
al the ArmOTv and il ia expected that the number of
men required to eli up the companies will soon be en-
rolled. Col. J. H. Perys Regiment, headquarters at
Montague Hall is also progressing fayorably. num-
Der of men from Suffolk County have attached them
selves TO the organization. Letters from members Of
the 18Th REGIMENT, at Baltimore, state that Co. Il,
Capt Jones, seized revolving gun on thCy2ith inst,
and brought il fafcy 10 camp Ii appears that Corpo
raj Russell asceraned where hegun was, and reported
TO Col. Smith, who ordered Co. H. TO secure IT. They
proceeded TO hair curling establishment, and after
eonc maneuverng succeeded in discovering the differ
ent parts which had been carefully slowed away
After fitting the parts together, they placed the gun
upon carriage made for the purpose, and hauled II
into camp amid tue paudits Of the whole regiment
The Gun IA mounted on a two-wheeled carriage, has
eight chamber and il capable Of being fired forty
times o miaute four men being required to work it, II
carries II ID Mimic ball Of two inches diameter and
Ia capable of throwibga ball one nile with ]! pounds
of powder II is said be Of the most simple and
COMPLETE pieces Of mechanism ever Invented, and
works ike clock The proprietor is sald TO be Mr.
VIM wilkins OF Pear! street, New-Iork. The In
ventOr il Mr.. Emerson Ane5, who ID now III Europe
irving TO dspose Of the model
The authoIi-ies have recently erected temporary
barracks on the parade ground at Last New-iork.
They are TO be occupied by the Imperial Zouayes, Col