New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-12

pants and the blue regulation cap. Tuey are supplied
with blankets, Enfield lilies and hayonets, kn;'tsatKe,
and other equipments, together with tents anu camp
e iuipoge.
FIFTH REGIMENT (ADFANiE GUARD, NEW-YoRk
VOLUNTEERS.
Colne. T. DrHYrs; Lieut. Colonel. f. X. Warren Major
GibeIt; Assistant Surgeon DIR. b. e. Martins Chaplain tho
Co@Taay A-Cap H n Hou, Lieut. w e Partridge Ensign
ocmIsS 1c.rtR g. Donont, L4ec, Goqv. Carr, Ensign
Company CCap Hy. L. Davis Lieut. O. D. Florence, En-
Company D-calt j. L. Wal Lieut. - Lewis Ensign -
Company E-Capt II. Duyea, Lon,. o. Ouryco, Eussn H.
COMPANY Fcap.. II. A swaou Lieut. A. we'moro, En-
COMPANY 6-csrt 4. TenoycL Lieut. Jacob Dprycn Ensign
ccnpsuy HC0pt c. Gire.r..& Lieut.. g. s cambreips'
Company J-Capt Cbas C. Bartlett. Lieut. Jas s York En-
sisn ) Hayward Wbittnore.
Company k-C,pt Cleveland Winslow Lieut. w. H. White
The Advance Guard, ~ this REGIMENT, IL called left
NewYork on Thursday, May -, after being quariered
Il, Fort SchW Ter for severa weeks As Ihey were
loaviug the city, their mar through Broadway was
ovation TIE ~ ndd appearance OF the men elicit
ing the most enthusiastic chez AMI oihor demonstra-
lions Of satisfaction from the multitude that iloed Tue
SIDEWALKS and filled the windows along he route. All
coacnrred il the oliuion tuat the Advance Guard
one Of the finest IeQimcnts that have elt New-l OrN
since the commencement OF the war. The brown faces
of tire men iuditted chat they had not spared their
II,
denCeof lugald careful 1iiil Before reaching the dock
the regiment nal ed uuiNed bayOnes, ana made pre-
yaraors for an uuobsrutted embarkatoD, which took
place without c0niu ion ard IN very short space OF
ume. Tie ligl spili'G OF tie men were sufficient evi-
Cencc Of the eaCerness they ie 10 be off 10 the AZ OF
war. 4 regimenral and of sixteen performers, who
have enlisted ir IL ee years, ard ear the Uniform OF
the IOulves, accompany lie regiment. \ drum coria
of twenty drlmmes, with iiicrs and b1giert ale ao
attached 10 tic regiment. Tie men are fully armed
and equipped win ktapsaCks, haversacks, 'anIeens,
Sc. The arms are Springfield mnskels oil The pattern
of Is s. with the ordinary blyoUet. The oCers carry
reyolveis Trey let New-York fer Fortress Monroe
in the steamer Alabama
SEVENTH (srEUBEN) REGIMENT NETWORK VOL
TEERs.
Colonel JoBN T. BFNDix Leu;enAnt Colonel L. Eas; Ma
IN YIN NJ aIee,S DR. i,enidid A.ant sgI,
svon DIR. JSeck; chaplain, tha Rev. Or Foe'sch nan,
Company A-Cspt .ebel Lieut. Becker Eusi,n Tiiba1t
Company BCsit Baeen, Lieut. ksroauin, tnsign ho'he
Company Ceit Rre-te Lieut. BraKnaer asi5h hau'!,r'
Compny E--CaP Auselre Lieut. hennsen, Ensign Mo'e-
Company F-Capt Lonishochciu, Lieut. BrSur Ensign io
COMPANY G-csrt Kas. Lieut., Die,1 ENSIGN Elder
Company H-CaPt sehoeneoer Lieut. fei!n, En.ign osu'
COMPANY I-Cspt Be;hon Lient sehsedle Ensign Allen.
Company k-Cart "Ieislow Lieut.. WeideTho, Ensign
The Steuben Volunteers were quar.ered at Land.
msnns Third avenue, for some line previous TO their
departure On the 2.th Of May tley left tneir quar-
tcrs and marched down Third avenue T. the Steuben
a saud of beautiful colJrs by Mis- KuTil. ~ No. lsJ
BoNery set Of guide colors present-d by Mr.
C@par Schneider. At the City hal stand Of col I'd
wes presented, in the name Of German ladies who
came 10 NewYork previous N the Revolution, by
JGdge Daley, who made an eloquent speech. Among
the officers VI ths regiment tevera German noble
men, who we're compelled to lily from Germany for
their devotion 10 liberty.
The regiment embarked on tie came afternoon on
board the Empire City and sailed next morning for
Fortress Monroe
NINTH REGIMENT (ZOUAvEs) ". Y. VOLUNTEERS.
Colonel RUsH HAvRissi Lieut. Colonel George f. betts
iefa.ster Henry H. Pilot j.: Psyrn.sr TbOmsoo P Nc
Ereh ChaYlsiD CoATAy Surgeon, james H. iiunfh'ey'
Company A-csptais, Andrew GIabsmi Fnt Lieutenant,
C6se: Shd second AIs'0f F,[., 1ecr,p,
Geo A. BlIne,t ssaaad Lieutenant IhOs ssr no oaes
hn Eps. t ssssad GssS
cpacY DoiP s asy TP . s'
Company ECapisin AdOlph |, B,ire First Lieutenant,
Company r c4r!an, William "; hs@miIi, fir.t Lieuten
sat J. n PeIeyi Second II, o'enaut W. II. Prescott
Aina Webster &c is sscjHa Lisaess Thomson p Nc
c'@g.ay HcsR!sGa joseph d.'isas:' Fir. Lsu'sn-
coSPep Scion. lS5'P w. GcO II Fleming mug ''1''
Company k-C4pt-in H. snn,r; f,st Lieutenant Francs
A. silva Sc eond Lieutenant, j. Doughty
Ihe hawkins Zouayes were special Eavorles in q Is
city. FOR some TINE hey were quarlel.d al "a lie
Garden. They were lauefy encamped at likers
Hand wheIethey were. frequently yished by deegt-
tons of ladies' from the city. They left for Fortress
Monroe ON Wednesday, June 8, in the steamship
Marion.
TENTH REGIMENT (ZoUAVEs) NETWORK VOL
UNTEERs.
Colonel WALTER w McCEEsyEfi lieut. Colonel Alex b.
fldsr; Major John w. Marshall; Adiusnt, Fred Patrick;
Ousrtersster Fiddle Psynaste Aaron Seeley Ser
rcartAgjor John A. bradley 0aacreser Sergeant Hew'
Company A-Capiain +. J. White lst Lieutenant, James C.
Compsny B-CspSiu, - LIT Lieuteosnt r. A. Dimuios.
contain &C apian, T. j. Lou'her; 1t LeuenaIt,
Cornpany DCspsn, Thomas Cloudsleyi let Lsuenaat j.
csianv FCaptsin J. Missing let Lieutenant F. Brown.
Company F-Cepttn, S. Winchester lat Lienier"Di H.
Company 0-Captain Joseph Newbmshi let Lieutenant F.
Company Il Captain George F. Hopper lot Lieutenant f.
Roberts.
w TS@p'Hs i-''p''n James d D't'' - -'a''
Company K-csptain @. RchaEdsOn is Lieutenant, f.
| T Is regiment went 10 their encampment at Sandy
| Hooa on Wednesday, May g. Il ey uadc fine dis
play as they marched down Broadway TO Whitehall,
where they embarked on five elmtugs for Sandy
Hook, where they remaiued till the 4lh lust, when
thew came back TO the city 10 embark for Fortress Non
roe Arrived here, a difference between the colonel
and his meu led a number 10 desert. The reRi nrrt
sailed on the 9Th ins by the steamer State Of Georgia,
and Yesterday about 50 deeerers, ashamed OF their oJn
duct, went on TO Baltimore 70 join their comrades.
FIRST (yERMoNT) REGIMENT.
Ws.burn Major ri NJ WOIth,ni Adutsnt Hiram stevens.
eroB %s I'd G chd G. g. chaad
Drumsjor Thomas ~. Clark lie Mayor Martin MciaAu'i
The captains OF the several companies, and the place
whence they came, are AZ fol ows:
Captain Clak's com Sany, SwsntonL
Captain Pel.on'. company, Woodsiock
Captain buLts company 81 a bans.
Captain ADdl' ss COZ Psny, Is ad'ord.
captain futop company. CayenHi-h.
captain HaSweods company. Midsebury.
Bush's company, Bfaud