New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-24

DEPOT OF kOIUNREEKS--GEN. YATES.
No orders for the immediate moving of regiments
have been issued by Gen. Yates. The equipment Of
the remaining regiments is progressing rapidly, and
the greater number Of them will move forward this
week.
THE sEvENTY-FRsT REGIMENT n. Y. s. NJ.
From our Washington files We learn that the follow
ing promotions have been recently made In the Seventy
First Regiment, New-York State Troops, which aIe
ouarterpd In the Nayy-lard
Company A-rit Lisut.nsns D. 2: Hart TO be Captain
Sergeant Y. b. Oakley, Second Lieutenant:
Company E.sin, Lsu;enspt D. d. Wade Captain; second
Lieutenant T. PeldsI Fist Lieutenant o. NJ tauchd
ssconn Co@p.ay Pcorpor.l E. Thorn Second Leuten,n.
Comp.ny G-tirst Lieutenant w. J. Durham, Captain
Second Lieutenant O. W. cus Fist Lisuenanti H. W. Tur
ner isecoad Lieutenant B. r. Chamberlain Frat
LeuteIsnt.
THE SECOND REGIMENT VERMONT VOLUNTEERS.
The Second Regiment Vernon. Volunteers, Col
Henry Whiting, OF Michgai are 70 leave burnnE.on,
Vermont to-day on THEN way to Washington. They
will arrive in this city at an early hour tomorrow
morning, by the Hudson River Railroad. They will
leave the care Canal street and march to the City
Hall Park where flag will be presented by the Yer
Hon. T.. ID. Culver, Of Brooklyn, will make the pre-
sentstion, and that Senator Fooie will respond.
This regiment is said to he made up Of some Of the
best men In the State OF Vermont.
LIEUT.. BARTLETT AND HIS NAVAL BRIGADE.
Ry gentleman lust from Fortress Monroe we learn
that G neral Butler has issued orders for the arrest Of
Lieut. Bartlett. He is wandering around In the neigh
horhood of the fort in the destitute circumstances
ard IL even begging tho bread which he subeists
MANY are of the opinion that he has become crazy.
Some of his movements would go far 10 prove IT, IL s
said that be borrowed about $500 from oeers on board
the IT, s. chip Cumberland, giving in return ms cbeck
ON one of the city banks for the amount. Toe cheek
were forwarded to this city, and when presented at the
hank the holder was informed that the lieutenant bad
NOT them nor never had funds IN that institution IL
Ia ssd that his contracts for supplies for The Bngade
yas considerably over and nalf millons OF dol
lar He ordered twenty four OF Jamoss ried guns,
q, about 81 500 each. Our informant states that he
will soon be brought to this city, to DO placed in the
care Of his friends.
Ma;sr Burtpett, of the Naval C0sst Guard, is in
this city. with view Of obtaining two hundred
cruits for the Guard portion Of whom was formerly
connected with the Brigade. lSunday Mercury.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
The members Of Company f., Brooklyn Phalanx,
are unanimous in their expression of gratitude to the
ladies of the Ladies' Relief Union ut Ur. Cheever's
Church for the liberal donation Of camp comforts re-
Gently made by them 10 the Company. We are the
more sensibls of our pleasant obligation because We
were utter strangers 10 generous benefactors The
remembrance Of this opportune gift and Of the courteous
and cordial reception given BY the ladies TO the Com
mittee Of Application viii cheer in weary marches
and win stimulate in the hour Of the conflict tie bes
inspirations Of the soldier. We wish that In the ex
ercise Of patriotic charity the donors may feel ina
they have subeessed rhe grand purpose OF -the per
| petual web bein1 Of the Union we love.
Y. ELLSWORTH CARY, Montgomery h'ue~