New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
A MgYrNg or COsDoIEscP.

| company g. 7lss regiment was held at Their srmory
to express thor at the loss Of several Of their
fsIow-soldiers. Aher appropriate remarks by
several Of tbs members tho following preamble and
| resolutions offered By the Committee consisting Of
MAJOR Geo.J Dock, Lieutenant Stevenson aad Lentea
ant W oolsey were adopted
Wheea Ia the inscrutsbis dsDen,stiou Of Providence
nunl member, Of this Company met With sudd-n and
p,ro for the a.on. honor aud &. n,niSH.Scs fcon,s
Rocked Th. surviving member. comp.ny list
deeply and .ncersy mos The o.yo our late enos
,oldisr Bss.in T. Aoo Joseph B. Butler u'en' Duncan
Rt.o'r,d That BY their death. called e lamsp.
The loss Of faithful sud efficient champion, OF constitutional lib
ey men O generous and patriotic i@pu'. promptly respond
sdos S sssa hs @ o the Is
h.nored ass
ft .ynpahiss issuing them hs their memory VIII evsrbe
cherished By Company and Regiment and the community
E the great sss 70 1 %,sn nSc. II. p"cp1
d0$ R.sSSss siSsf'4asS 4 Is ?, 9s. % . min
ue' and cspy the sane be iowsdsdt to the families Of our
II 1es ,ts,r ,a!,si That tender deep symps-
Thy to the families Of osr brohs IN AIMS Ihom T.
While engaged ID, defense Of their country Bull Run ys
July a. 1851 1.-THE two ar't msntioned nov pnoners Rich
lily nom shs injuries and return to their families aud
comrades
DEPARTURE OF THE WASHINGTON GRAYs.
In accordance with the following orders OF the
Commander-inCh Chef this fine regiment will positively
leave for the seat Of war tomorrow.
oEsEs,L Hx,paUihrEss SIirs o, EsvYo.x,
ADJurasr-OnSEsAtso oEEen, ALsAsT' sept g. i'ei)
spsci, Order, IS. hereby modified BY s.sndn. III.
time the departure Of the Warrington osy Col henry
Moore to the 9Th day Of September in.,
BY the order Of the Commander inc ChieL o,
THOMAS HILLHOU5E, AjJutant'0snsbL
AT daylight tents will be struck. and immediately
after breakfast, line Of march will be taken to the
Grand street Ferry. The regiment will parade through
Grand street Bowery, Fourteenth street and BroSa,
way, to pier No. /, North River, where they VIZ
e., l. hi Uannd nd AMI hOQt q
Washington. The following 10 the roster OF the hea'
staff and line officers:
Taid s.d sag osoe,-col Bsor- heo..; LtsOon; Colo 4
Con- oa.r.r%..sr % tG G.s C. Bingham r.y@.sr. Fred. 4
S:s}I ssunt cAsRs sS.ssd h'; " !'l1s a
Master. James Anderson Conmi,..ry serE,n Z
T. Brown. Right G.ae1l guide E.h s. EEL IA Ls sDn.an Du
nd ssl.h seph'1,j Hs,P. Steward Edward P'ndls'''i
oIG1.ssssIs.S i'1. %% e.p s.y Ab. m
Li.aisnan Edward EDDY I'd Lieutenant EdwTd santes.
SS%PS;sfE sG "a .an saSS fho@.. ai draper
comB,ry C.6.Dt,a j. EoS. MsI.'r i' Ll'a'en'n '0nh
Company D-C,Dt,in James L. Smith LIST Lieutenant --;
I'd Lisutsaan,, G. A; Macdon.ld.
I'd Lisntsh.n, Benz T. Martin. -, ,..,.
cS%,n FcsP ei.'i E;Tf .,. i Lieutenant A'i
xoai%sieaa aa:s.i:a Gis "a Esa:.a.s' eh.:;
"a Ii.ss5.1t Asar'v oTo;:I ,.,, s,,o, ?,
Company K-Cspt Joseph Reynolds lst Lisslsnsnt John
Mott; "a Iisn,ensnt, George O. BrOthsrtOs.
THE VAN ALIEN CAVALRY.
The following are the field and staff officers Of this
regiment, 80 far as they have been appointed:
Colspsl Jsmss II. Van Asn Lieutenant Cosns Simon "a
ar, .;. in,ucor Of Cavalry ws Point Adut,n.
Jehh Mr Llelien.ni "a nted s's' s,n.o
tho Rev z. ID. Townsend
Ten companies Of the regiment are already at or
near Washington. Three more are expected 10 Jo'n
the command during the present week
TUF TROOPS 10 BE yACCINATED.
Hereafter all the recruits are TO bo vsecinatea by
eonpetent surgeons appointed by the COMMANDMENT
Chief We would remind coonels that they have no
power 10 appoin, their regimentsl surgeons
COMPANY OF MOUNTED Don CossAcKs'
CAPTAIN Romsrtze has arrived in Philadelphia from
Washington with authority to recruit company OF
Don Cossae to be equipped similar to the celebrated
Don Cossack, Of the Russn army, and to be drilled
by,Csptain r., who hss served number Oh years I'd
such a regiment which was in active service.
SECOND REGIMENT FIRE ZOuASEs
Iieutepsnt William III. Lewis, who honorably re-
signed bir position Ia the 3Sth Regiment to connect
bim.ef with the Cd Regiment Fire Zouayes, has been
appointed recruiting officer for the corps IN ork'
and their number il 70 be raised 10 900 strong.
Lieutenant Smith is hers, recruiting Tor Company IT,
Captain feeDy.
YoRGASIZATIoS OF THE TWELFTH REGIMENT.
The l2tb Regiment n. Y. :. Nj. is now recognizing
Inn
considerable experience in the three months service
ON the Upper Potomac il will doubtless prove one OF
the best commands in the field. Daniel Butterield
formerly Colonel Of the 18th, while at Washington
wac promoted 10 ieutenant'eoonecy IN the reguar
srmy.
THE GERMAN RANGERS.
Tbis regiment under command OF Lieutenant Colo.
mel Kazinsh and Major Licbenhein, is now quarered
st Broadway Park, corner Of BoOmingdale road and
Ninety fifth street. and has six companies mustered
/ into service
UNITED STATS CHAssEURs.
| This regiment has new recruiting station a. Pal
ace Garden in charge Of Captain Kettle and Lieut..
Kellnger, Of Company u. The recruits are imme;
dja,ey provided with complete outfit and forwarded
| TO Washington as soon as possible. The next squad
will be sent on 10 join the regiment on Monday, the
9th inst.
THIRD REGIMENT EXCELSIOR BRIGADE.
Lieut. Pennock has arrived in this city TO recruit for
this regiment 20 only being wanted TO I'LL II to It's
me ximum number Of ,0iG. TIE first squad OF about
40 men will leave for Washington on Tuesday. Re
eruiting depot No COO Broadway.
MORE CAVALRY RECRUITS.
company of cavalry recruits from Oneids, Madison
/ County, arrived here yesterday morning. Ihey were
raised In Oneida by authority OF the War Department
| by Capt Daniel 7. Mann. They number 20 men, and
chiefly farm hands OF the stuIcy, haroy eia,s. me
citizens and ladies turned out in large numbers on their
| departure from Oneida They have received neither
uniforms arms nor equipments but will be suPphed
/ when they reach Washington Ibe officers are Daniel
| p. Mann, Captain James h. jenkins, let Lieutenant;
I Frank Vane, I'd Lieutenant Capt. Mann has seen
seryice non-commlssioned officer III the First D-
! goons, in the Mexican war, serving under the no"
Rebel Gen. Prcs and Las iace been employed In the
Assistant Qnartermasers Department as chef forage
master. The recruits left lsst evening at SIX O'Clock
| for Washington.
| Another Company for the Lincoln Cavalry, Col.
MoReynolds which was raised BY Capt L. y. Lord,
numbering 81 men, fully uniformed but not equipped,
a.o left last evening for Washington.
m. uappIS tfcIUr CAVALRY
Threh hundred and fifty rccrniis for this reslme mt