New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-02
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.

rreme Court, Judge R1rmd wasled at y o'clock r
m. the ease in point being Fu Of habeas corpus ior
the delivery of 65 members being military company
from Pittsburgh who desire 10 leave the brig de ana
are at present detained in the guard house. oasey
Hall appeared for tho brigade. and Mr.. Reynolds ior
the dseat fed volunteers. The prime pal complaint Oh
tie latter il appears against the conml'sailSe
though other matters had 20 do with It, Before u'e
trial was allowed 10 proceed on its merits, there were
Two oiieciOus urged bv the attorney OF ne deehuap
the fret tour ded the 3cth section o the LaOed V
pu, act; both being overued by the Court ths olne
inc the case upon It's merits. In consequence VI .e
absence If Gen. Sckles, some olher reason WIZ
did not ar,egr the postponed uitl ~ NI'D
when ss Mr.. Reynolds, he Ply sonTgh men aoInS -
did not appear, the case was adlourneo ~ NJ
The an 10 tiles OF the brigade represent on 'hs ONT
that thonph lere was sOme unnecessary dray Iuseu
bv the Required prescnce OF Gen. SGhis a, he' s"h
amp 10 recover eserter retnr ed ny Fo'e' ron go-
Gtman the legal counsel OF Mr. Sicklet We oh 'ue
,,d orS rrs,ared 10 carry or the nvesv .gatiou OF
uItestfcn- that ught arse uuder che s" ~ sun Ihe
ATTORNEYS OF the plaintiffs saw proper 10 cave on he-
cout Of the ca.e pos having been bro1Sl mp WITHIN
-, iftee, trinues of the tip1e allotted the Judge.
Acuther ypIanaties was that Mr. Rey~ Ids could noi
t some 6eihd tSs imony ~ time, ana decided, there
fore for the be' t OF hs clients 10 rest me case %
some fstllre tine when he would be better prepared
In tie caseF All act Sickles 'o'le OF sinI'r lrr
rori1 Mr. Rapbia, the attorney fSr the prosecution,
hayisg no cisun TO Rske, the @sige ADJOURNED 'iS
COUct
Camp Scot eertainy deserves cedtable mention fcr
TIC reat aud orderly sp0sitDwof the tents, and she
regular az pearanoe 'cf matter externally DlSiis
seemed " be carried systematically between the
hours Of and s. The Brig&ss Adjutant, a Phiiade-
plian reports little over 0J men ON the gTo'nd
The i3agade SURGEON, DIR. Eingley and bis secretary
J. K. Coke, boA 3hilidepb5ans reports az preseh'
dozen or 20 casest Ciarfe2 and only one dea since
the having Of the camp TINS occurred oa SUNDAY
night,
material the ogly comp laiut OF any sort menone4 70
Nga
not vet been forthcoming Al sOme distance from the
camp ten of the Pittsburgh company were seen stand
ipg by the roadside Among them were Two oihceis
holding forth their fOoWtrs, and tue undeslana6
among outsiders, based upon what had been salu by
the disafeced, that these men had been released
and would be followed in small nstamenis by all the
The argument Of che Pittsburgh men and their
frieids was that not having been legal sworn lnto
the service, they were al liberty to 60 ana come When
they ch0se Ibe argument OF TIE bISade lh'efest was
that certain amount OF mOney-abOu $1Ol-llad oech
expended in their behalf, and they were now, theIe
foe, bound both by law and hoEOr TO repay this
amOgn' remain In the camp.
To this the other side replies that they had been
promised the right TO elect their Officers, &c,
W ichw was now denied. Officers Of the Brigade cla m
that injustice is done Themselves, and say the PnPal
difficult les teir camp have arisen from dlss siaeJof
elections for officers. Companies from distance not
filled mp, expect il il stated, 20 retain their own Gap
taas and leuenauts, while II s found necessary 10
blend these companies together, and do away Win
many claimants to commissions; thus giving the ag-
o;eyed every motive TO viz deate tbemseves by
OF heir influences against the officers who have de-
posed them.
THE TwENTY-FIFTH REGIMENT.
This regiment consisting Of 500 men, commanded by
Col. james f. herriga occupy ing the old Quar-
antre grounds at Staten Island has received orders 10
proceed 20 Washington Immediately, and viii doubtless
leave this afternOon. Within the last two or three
days the regiment has been supplied VIII good new
musksts knapsacks and other aceontermeDs, 80 that
il is fully pre- ared 10 take the field. The men have
41,~,r sla in and
the various company eyOlutlons with passable
precision They have yet to learn the manual Of arms
however, they have not unit now had any TO dri
with. The regiment is composed Of hard-wOrklng me-
charles of various natioDaIes but all anxious 10 pro-
ceed to the seat of war. While at Quarantine, they
have behaved in perfectly orderly manner, glylog
the inhabitants in the vicinity ground for complaint
Nearly all the officers OF the regiment have he'd mill
tary experience and take much pains in instructing
the men under them. The following are the names Of
the officers;
ColoIel-Tbs Hon James f. Kerrigan; Lieut. Colonel-Ed
nuud Charles; Msor7henry yobnsOn AdJuisnt-HenTy =
ShirlviaST De Waldeni Assistant QasfeTnsstsr@ames
Company A-Csp.ain Holly Leutcn ants Johnson aud Dewey
Company BCaptain Smith Leuteusnts Fay and Edgewouh.
Company CCaptsin McMshOn Lieotensnts Connolly and
Company DCsp.siu Norton ieutensnis Abbott and Alien
COMPANY E-Capain Graham Lieuenhnis SGTges and Lee
Company FCsptsin Doremus Lieuenants Webb and Bar
campany G-csptain Wallace Lieptenants wnOushby and
conpsny H--Csptsin McNiunus Laeueusuts Barrett and
Company captsin Grove Leutepants McGsa Kelly
Company K-Captain kerrigan, Leuiensnts - and
NeTesL
RECRUITING FOR THE 2OTH TURNER RIFLES.
BY special order of Gen. Butler the force Of this
regiment is to be augmented by go recruits. For this
purpose Lieut.-Col Weiss, Paynsster Fraehling and
LOUIS Roh OF the Turner Rifles, have opened arecruit
ing station at Turner Han in Orchard street. Lieut.
Col Weiss is authorized TO make requistion on Quar-
termasler Tompkins, u. S. A., for transportation.
PRESENTATION OF COLORS TO THE ASTORIA RIFLE
COMPANY, BROOKLYN PHALANX.
An interesting ceremony took place az Sonth Broth
ers Island on Saturday last when beautiful flag
presented to the Astoria Company of the Brooklyn
PhalaDx, Col. Adams. The presentation made in
the name of the Astoria Committee by 1t Col Tneh
of the Gaibaldi Guard who made eloquent address
on the occasion, the regiment, consisting of nearly
I,000 men, being formed in hollow square. Col.
Tinelh, in the eoune OF his remarks sand the pre-
sentaton Of colors military corps is a goeInnity
holy the baptism Of family Of converts, or Of
new Christian community. Like Christian neOpbyte
colder, by his oath Of allegiance and fidelity 10 bis
fag bound to support and defend, the sacri
fee Of bis life the principles and interests Of which
his standard ike the Ark OF the Scripture is the true
symbol and exponent" After the presentation the
regiment went through various evolutions, which
eHeiled great applause.
RECRUITS FOR COL. BENDIX's STEUBEN REGI-
AIENT.
Recruiting Offices have been opened at the Steuben
House, Nos. 2yl and 293 Bowery; No. lS9 Bowery;
at Heidi Hotel corner Bay ard and Bowery No. Il3
Ker Of the euben Regiment in the city 10 super
intend the recruiting
COMMssARY-GRNERAL's DEPARTMENT-GEN.
WELSH.
The equipment Of the 9th Regiment. Col. Slocum
1t Elmlra, Is now complete. The only remaining
Of the city regiments 70 be equipped is the 36th Col
lnnes, which VIII be equipped during this week.
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