New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

war, Before they left Washington their battery was
.ds over 70 the Cd Regiment Of Cavalry Az soon as
tbev lef. the steamboat which brought them from
Amboy. Fey were msrcbea :" INC E''"
roa depot where they took the ears for the East.
Cooks Flying Artillery, belonging to MASSACHUSETTS
passed through Philadelphia yesterday, and was
expected here some time late last night, on its way
homeward.
THE RETURN OF THE TWELFTH REGIMENT
N. s. NJ.
The various companies of the Home Guard of the
10Th Regiment of this city, held meetings at their Quar-
ters last night and compleed the necessary arrange
ents for the reception Of the regiment to day gu s
arrival from Harpers Ferry. As the regiment y ex,
pected TO arrive by the Camden and Amboy Railroad
this morning, between and 10 o'clock, the Home
Guard will meet in Bond street, at o'clock, UNI
der command Of Lieut.. Henry Weeks, and pro
coed 70 the Battery 70 await The arrival Of the ex.
pected soldiers. The Guard will turn out with black
coats, white pants, white gloves, and reg'mentai
fatigue caps.
RETURN OF THE TWENTIETH REGIMENT.
This regiment, composed of volunteers from West
chester Ulster and other river counties IL reurring s
time having expired. Major Harienburgh, with s26
men, arrived yesterday the U. s. transport joseph
Whitney and the rest are coming direct The mes
will be mustered out Of tho service u Rondout, Esd
receive their pay; then resting little while they VIII
reorganize for the war.
MUSICIANS.
| Keenes band from New-Hanpshre, an excellent
body Of musicians, with about twenty pec's, passed
through New York yesterday en- route TO Washington,
whore they will join the ID X, giment New-HsmPshre
Volunteer few struggling recruits accompanied the
band.
THE NEW LEVY OF VOLUNTEERS.
Particulars relative TO the additional levy Of 250o0
volunteers for New.York State Will bs found in the
Governors General Order In another column. The
regiments will be numbered from IS to e..
At Gen. Yaies's depot of volunteers division Ar
merry corner of White and Elm sreets) great activity
prevailed yesterday bnt chiefly in the reception Of in
formal applications from officers or less advanced
in their endeavor 10 form companies and regiments
No summary Of the volunteers now actually enlisted
in and around the city be given until Gen. Yaee
has progressed sufficiently vi hir business 70 afford
nateria1 10 methodize, which will be .everal days.
| The Medical Board and the Commission for the exam
nation Of officers will be announced ~ installed
! by tho Governor.
| AT Ouartermaster-C General Arhurs Office the only
business dobe yesterday was furnishing everything
needed by the 55th french Regiment In its camp AZ
Now Dorp, 1t being militia regiment, and thcrefore
| requiring its nations and suppliee from he Sta'e
Nothing can be regularly furnished by this Department
uness the battalion applying has been duly accepted
effect Gen. Artbnr has also given notice that here
after bills incurred independently by recruiting differs
for the subsistence Of their companies cannot be paid
| him, nDder the same rule.
| THE LAFAYETTE GUARD GO TO CAMP
| The attractive sight OF parade by the 55th was
witnessed by many thousands Yesterday forenoon on
the occasion Of their departure for camp at NewDorp,
Staten Island when they marched from their arnory,
Lafhye,ie Hall, Broadway to Staten Island Ferry.
| The line was formed at l0,, and the regiment, nun.
i,etpg shout 400 moved Ia column down Broadway.
| Conspicuous among the fnelydrilled frenchmen were
the Company Of Zouayes, who looked like the real
article and the Artillery Corps, under lAentCol. lie
Clerc The residue In fatigue uniform and heavy
marching order.
Throughout the State we are informed a considsr-
able number IL Frenchmen have signhsd their inten'
tim of Joining the Lafayette Guard soon M quar-
/ ters aud eqil mcns are provided Many Of these are
from Clinton County aud the Canadian border coun-
ties Il IL hoped and expected that the 'th will be
speedily hlled.
! TIE 9th Regiment was mustered out ON The side
/ walk company by company, Ia trout II ODD Fello~s
Hall, yesterda at III clock by Col. Shepherd OF
/ the United States Army. Up 10 that hour officers
were busy in receiving accoutermeEih The ceie.
mony Of mnstasng out is always performed with great
care ~ the army resul, iio~ require he names read
20 corr.srond with the old puy-rolS. Absesteos
reauired 10 be- mustered out specially. In the 9th
Regiment a large number who were snxious 10 come
home several Gays ago now, anxious TO return
20 the scat Of About 80 will reehlist after re-
ugatnG wees OF 70.
The 9Th Regiment Washington Grays will be
tered out on fiay. The 9th will receive ~ hours
notice undergo the ste ceremony before tho end OF
this week.
THREE MONTHS PAY.
A .oou IA the mustering-out ceremony has taken
Mace nothing remains 10 hinder the immediate forth
coming Of tho money pay each and every Of the
three months men. II. \. Psymaster Patten is ready,
ON receipt Of the mastering officers report, TO pay Ia
fun the 9TH sth 18th, 18th, 6th and 7ls Re- inents,
together with tho up-iiyer 2Oih Regiment, now re-
turning.
BUILDING OF AMBuLANCEs.
Messrs. Wood g. Co of Broad say corner of Walker
street row manufacturing fifty ambusnces, called
for by contract entered into with the State. slight
improvements, suggssted by experience, are being
made in their construction.
An " American wagon was purchased from the
same firm on Tuesday by Prince NAPOLEON, being only
u plain, square, ser,icedble buggy.
UNITED STATES RATIoNs.
The camps around NewYotk not all supplied by
the u. =. QIartermaster and consequently exact
idea can be formed from his report 0f ations served
cut as TO the actual number Of in the ious reg
inents forming Mai. Eaton, the United States COM
nissary Of Subsistence, not only for army but for
the whole army including Baltimore, Washington,
yireiuin Fortress Monroe, Fort Pickens, &c., does
VAT deal OF business in quiet aud PLAIN way at the
Office ia State street. The bu.iness Of providing for
volunteers is found what awkward, beng irregu
lar and difficult 20 perform systematically. The vol
unteers around New-York give the Department
much trouble all the rest OF the army put together and
il il proposed TO form separate bureau, so ss to
relieve the Commlssafy, IN degree Of his complex
duties Mai. Eaton furnishes raliJns for volunteers
very nearly as follows:
Anderson Zouaves.
brooklyn Pbaiunr....
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