New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-20
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
Troops AT FORT SCHUYLER.

Which WAS sure 10 Dt tutoubtcicu, was a
too great for city people TO resist, and accordingly
fathers and mothers packed up their children III their
bes, Sunday clothes, pnt few sandwiches IN bahe',
and started for For schuyler During tho day there
wee upward Of 1000 ladies' aud gentlemen winih
the Fori not to mention the cildrel or soldiers The
culiou sly in lined swarmed in every direction, asking
pulling questions Of the senirs about all sor,4 oi
ipgr and obt ing such knowledge OF the con 'trnc-
tio of fort. IA will enable them to understand the i-
ture reports of the bomtardment Of Fortress Mon
roc" or the " siege of Plckens.
The ,oliers were we'll remembered by their friends
and relatives, and many boil boy win baggy
brseces forrOt 10 take his regular raons IN conse-
qnence Of being stuffed beyond measure with lnxurcs
from home Mothers brought cakes and les to their
dnrlipga by the bast efu while wives brought sub
stanal dinners to their husbands, and helped 20 eat
T. en- too the grassy slopes wlthu the inclosTe'
Lille children untitled about on the turf to their
hearts content or tortured their mothers by climbing
into dangerous places All seemed enjoy Themselves,
aud the volunteers 10. kcd as happy and conten'cd as
could be.
At II o'clock divine service was held on the parade
rouod II was optional entirely with the men whe er
they wouH attend pot, and we reloicrto zee that
every panywas representedby nearly s full compile
mem They marched to thcnorfh side OF the parade
ground many Of them finding seats IN the classmates on
the iages. The drums Of the band being piled
ia "A py ranid which was hinked by tie guide colors,
firm ed pnlpii for the chaplain the Rev DR.. VIM low.
By his sIde was planted the colOrs Of the regiment,
around which the officers were seated. The services
commenced by the band llayng some sacred music,
bringing TO the spot nearly all the vltorr III the iort
The chapain then read The Episcopal teryi the sol
diers joining heartily the IesI onsf, which was fol-
lowed by brief discourse AT the conclusion of the
services he marched back TO their tents or quar-
ter and devoted the next three hours to visiting with
their friends.
At o'clock the companies formed again fo' their
usual daily parade. Marching to the parade ground,
they put through various evouti, ns by compa-
nies many Of which elected the hearty applause OF the
$50 spe taofs. The regiment formed at length.
when Col DnrypI took command. | nder hIr orders
the men went through the manual with degree OF
and precision - heh spoke Well Tor their 'iice,s
The regiment oked well ard behaved nobly through
out |, the universal remark that such eyolulioDs
AZ were attempted were executed accurately and
uniformly a. could have been done by the Seventh
REGIMENT and Col. Duryea il confident that another
month spcDt in drilling would make them IA perfect IN
every movement ~ that famous regiment. lyon the
disnsa Of the imeD the yiritors took their leave
returning by steamers and STAGES, highly delighted
with their day. lrseure.
II is expected that the Advanced Guard will leave
for Washington Tuesday Wednesday The
Enfield rifles, with which they 10 be armed, will
be- delivered them to-day. they 10 discard their
incl giant, not 81 say uneouh IounNe uniform Tor me
more becoming worn by the State Militia. The
men express Themselves 40 entirely saii,ied with the
prOy,i0n made for item, notwithstanding th',r con-
tractor Saturday upl lied them with spoiled meai
They deli sht in their drill ard are anxious TO perfect
themselves a. TO reflect credit upon their popular
Colonel aid ugOn THIS city.
THE SECOND REGIMENT SEw -IORk VOLUNTEERS
FROM Troy.
1lis Regiment, W. ch has been in camp at Troy
dnrIng tie Iasi -four weeks, ordered at o'clock
on Fnday afternoon TO report to Gen. Dix IN New
York. The utmost enthusiasm x,ied in the camp
by the raceipt of the order 10 embark. Col. Carr i'm
mediate procee led 10 obey the order and oclock
lett Troy for Albany. The regiment is composed Of
merchants clerts mechanics sc, ~ho leave pleasant
home ard oil The pleasures of 80, al AID domestic life,
ard The parting scenes were OF tie most affecting ma
tuie. TIE Tr0y DAILY Imcs saws, in s report Of the
DEPARTURE that " wives chung their husbands IN
ioig lat fond embrace, viii eriug hurIed woods of
eDdrraent gray Haired fathers and mothers pressed
the hands Of departing sons sisters kissed brothers
gentle women bsde taFul aGieus u hose they loved
dearest earth, and strong men silently grisped
the nd Of some friend and hastily .urnedawa To con-
cal their mo -teniug eyes." An immense crowi at
tended all their movements until they embarked for
Albany.
Previous 10 embarks,ion a stand Of elegant colors
wIs presented by Judge Gould, in The name OF
Der OF III. young ladies of Troy En- route to th, boat
tho Iegm, passed the residence IL Gen. Wool WHO
stood Ut the DOOR The veteran exclaning,on -ec the
colors iust presented Don't dshohor that glorious
dag, and never return without it,.
ne regiment consists OF ten companies, 40 men.
Tier inform il dark gray Chasseur jacket pants and
oyercoat, with blue regulation cap. They are armed
with he lniisd States muskrt aud ordinary bayouet
ard are fully equipped: Camp equipage and tents
baly on board the NewWorli, at p m. on Saturday,
arrived in this city $3.50 M Oh Sunday, and inme-
diately PROCEEDED to the Deyln Barracks, in Canal
-rreet, whe'e they are now guartered. The OIL ers
desire express their thanks for the many attentions
bestowed on then by the Commander of the New
World and 70 QuarermasterGenoralN Van Vechten, for
tie promp, manner il Which he attended to the dis
patch of the regiment. The following Is list of the
officers Il the Troy Regiment:
Jos.ph Is. Carr. Colonel Il Wells Kenyon L,ntcnutCoo
,eii H. d. bios M.sri Iimoihy oa,on, ASoant ch.Il,.
Mclean 'i'sn,su ..on " A. I'wi', thsP4in A. q Don
nelly IaounA,,er sosnt. L. q. Brsedct Majors
bearer i" John f..on E.bt Guido KHd bs,1c Lee Guide
GiGy sa,,.. A1s L f,u w liz,
i.af Whee,r CofPorsl' Currn Thompson, Bairne and
This company wa the first 10 respond to the Gull for
volunteers from the State oi New York. Il contains
eighteen uen wno average d feet ., inches in hight
csm,sny B-captnn W. 4 oim'teddi Lieutenant r. G.
h,ddJci Ena, l.. Churchill, Scfse,nts, Garansr Cssve
Ruth sd wcsel Cofporsl' Eysdori Forcer Rankin, aud
Henry
Enig, W. ii Pa; serpnt'. Craven. Bills Di,key, and
Saw CorPorsl., o,rsw; MDoeeaei MAJOR. and Lansing
Hrg, W. .Airy ssI,eaat. Asolf Ra..l cOnnors. .ad
S eS,iE2 ie r. % lsSt 'G 1as ou.c
. ss ~ a,so G. MSr s s WYNN ssaa ,, Ponds
'ne e", 'sS T F.s GsaS sa j., A'i' co
En.sn l, Ha.son Sergeant Ta lor, ne,ru Patton, anl
C;inpsny &C ap.ain 81 1i5bni, Lieutenant j. A Saw
age En,gn T. soivnni serge.ri, conwa, Eeujtnn, XIX
G 81 r.S SULLIVAN ''p''' '~""' Hickey M'''h' "d
c,@pan; H-.C.p,. J. g. McNga; Liea,eusat, T oRren,
snd Foster Corpop. Wiliim, RYAN ani ;or.on '''''
.Conrsy i-c-It VIZ. deConi,ei Lsai.usn, j. L.fiirsi
and t'irchli Corpossr Sweet Narcotic Hoc,m5 aud Nc.
Company K--cept John Arts; Lisuterant Hy W. Jsn,sn
and NDcuii C0rrosl' Valet Todd. Schl-er. aud orth.
SECOND REGIMENT PIEE ZOuAvEs.
This rel inent has been ordered TO leave al mo-
ments notie L. has selected Gen. Nathan Is.
Graham Colonel aid we congratulate the regiment
upon liz choice.
THE THIRD REGIMENT NETWORK VOLUNTEERS