New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-18
the county whose sons they are, and whose name
thav hear STEUBES.
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
PRESENTATION OF coLoRs TO THE TWENTY
SECOND REGIMENT, n. Y. s. m'

IT0T
Workmanship After going through the manual Of
arms the regiuenl formed in hollow square when
Sir z. p Merton Oh behalf OF the Committee OF
ladies. presented tue United States flag, III y few
wel-tiiDed remsrks, Col. hlouroe received it with
thanks and pledged himself aud men TO houorably
sustain j, under ali circumstances Lieut.. Col.
Lloyd Asi inwall then presented State flag snd
puidons, accompanying the gift with appropriate re-
marks. Capt. P0d received the gift aid made u
suitable response. The colors weIe duly saluted
by the regiment, aud enthusiastically chsercd.
This terminated the ceremony, and the regiment
so II after marched up Broadway 10 their aruOry 4,
and the guests dispersed well pleased with the pei
Torrance. TIE Twenty.secoud /, composed Of nI-r-
chants, lawyers, BANKERS aud hers engaged la bu-
sine.s down town, aud already numbers over 600
men upon the muster roll. The uUi.Orm Is gray,
wi scarlet faciI Is, md gold bulldog, 'be arms Eli
field IIfes, with ord bayonets, which were I'M
ported exI r, ssly for The command Ga Wed esday
evening SO msn were in the ranks, and the Uhioo
Grave bid fair 10 soOp rival the famous National
Guard. The officers are:
Colonel Js1ne. Aacros ely U. 8. A.; Lieut.. Colonel
mrs.sr CLas o. Whei Asst Qustcrms.ier %. m. Bar;
PaynHsrr, w. MsrkrT; CosIaDy A. tspt James o',i Go
Capt John n Wu.ey; Co q, Cspt. Beijssia q Butler
CO. II, Capt. John Peiscus Co. Clrt T. G. Merchant
Co. H. etysiry Lieut LoIil.rd s. sUcer ia oHnmsDd.
VOLUNTEER MOVEMENTS
Adutaut-Geueri lillbouse las just completed The
organization OF tie Ira Harris Cavalry, aud it has
been nud efiealiy designated as the Let Cavalry,
n. Y. ). Volunteers. The following off es have
been gazsttes ty SJecisl Order No. 453
Colonel o. Der OT1sti Leuet snCoionsl Robert John,
ton Msjor Philip u. Noush, James paws u; hrgimen.l
Adjusnt 4. sscori Adju'snt tt Battalion Gee &c H.
griffin second Bstisli Wan Bacon; Regimrnis Guar
tera ssr FRAT Battalion Detorfrst; SecOf baalion
NJ Mir,zinlsn.er; CrsI.sin, r lion pson
CApaius--A =. bIrrn. l.. lsscs j. Wright Ibos Coye,
wn. +. Pratt. W. Wheeler a. II. hrow, = Stanley.
iil.i Li.0'sasn,s-f. Lors', y, Ab'hbO II L. Bo.~da'
A Il. " bite, s a Crocksr, T. Curiis :" VI. RoJe.
See Lleuteuunts- II. T. n
Sew.
SPECIAL order No. 434, pronul a'ed Yesterday by
Gen. HillhOass, organizes Tire LIST Regiment New
York Volunteer A. ilieTy, now foIiulIg At kla "a,
under como ana Of Col &. II. Bailey.
Tie following persons are appointed Held 0fhcen
of the regiment thus organized, aud together with
the staff aud company officers erenaiter desi mated,
will be conImissi"ned whichever tie field and All
and company mu,ter rolls, certified to by tie mostsr
ing officers, shall have been filed in tie office Of tue
AGintsrt- General of this ate.
Colonel G. %. Bailey Lieut.. Cob. Henry r. Turner; Flint
Msjo hs, v aitrett, Second aud Third yscAnti AID
Csp,nils-L. n. Bs,6s,, X u re,,it, John w lsnblu
John Socum VIM. r. Wisob Joan d = snk, Joseph spasi
Frst LeDtsnHu.sA S. sheldon, a Bafnes l.. w O,D9rns,
Cbsrl.sC Mter-I, ". IA FiiEtugh Auies G. r. Mink
sc I'd lslttIa rt'-k. b. Gsnsovo0it, L. &c T. h. h.
RuBde, 4. =. ssabnTJ
that have been organized under the State regulations.
The State os7artS.sIs will equip aud arm them, and
forward them to tie e. ID with all possible speed.
In Consequence Of numerous sDlnr .iiiS tat bave
been made iel tive 10 officers delaying The orgSDizG-
ton OF their companies ny be ,lerting 20 present
tbelnselye. for examination, the following oICers
nays been proHiulsaiei:
GISfRAL liE1DgrANIsRs, STATE OF NEw.YoEK
Apyur, GESEhAL, uyf lCt, AiBASi, Oct u 1891
IKNrRAL ORDER No. lNb.-Ile attention o. all 0hcsfs
connected with the orsariEUg der General der
No 70 tl 81 sri or uussf sninofy ffon' The va
oes wh Il pfovions Of thai order Summation
he paess az officers who do cot prsent tb'n elss ioI
fran Els a
,iou OF ip crnnstd,r Chief dseu.ed ooeS
CON u sn6 s e-Pot. vii p onoisa's tsi' S5doi
TnU5. hill uUSL. Adjuisui-Gensrel.
sPEcIL oKDrKs 40 3.s-Tte shove groersi elder 20
icers ave sYbn uOttc tbs Gtiiefs nd I.ssly 0nctH
ID be s1sHr.d ~ oil TONI In.; Inf.n' IL officer b.
iness - tney Insy be assigned By o'Ssr Of -
SPECIAL cnprp. No sa-Tb. field officer. Of ths si,,
Requiem those q the ne ocrr that ave rot Is"S5
szsu siion vii PfssH, Them, ys' i"'LSa ~ 10 com
LeEts from the eXGnineTa by oiset VI . ,,,..,
Tie following persons were Passed as company
cssrI.; A. B Glow I..ae Bee,-n MecLer O. Rer Josph
n '"potue Herr, ii. Downing Osssr Drreso y IN Fowler
va = is3ttop Cfs IL, = Koch Opue,, Nsi-, Dsnel n.
Proud I'd. .r Auetsi I D sny sg'y Iet. ilLse Ais1
A cemrauy Of &c men az lived IN tiis city yester-
day morning, ,y tie lIJdrcn River Rsi'ros0 irom
tie v;llsle Of Hamilton hsdiso Co., \. Tor to
ClnlOn Guard. A all elriy stage OF The war tbs
eorps wss orsguized ~ tEe Madison Uiverity, and
The oficrrs are all griIuaIts OF thai institution
Cant. Brooks the command aHi, belo ged 10 com
pany dilled IN Wisconsin hy Col EllsSoIth, previ-
Gus TO toe lime WI en- te enrol Ell is Chicago ZOuVet
Til. Village Of llauil on has cout ibuted Two her
companies Tor the war. TIE Madison Uni'ertity
corps in gs enCid flag, the TIereBt Of the LtIes
of t1e viii &c. Capt. Books, with lis command,
projected Yesterday afternoon 10 Camp Harns,
staten leland, 10 jim Col. Cones E'gimeut.
THE EIGHTH CONN CTICJT ALIGNMENT.
The Sih Connecticut Regiment, uhcer command
Of Col Uarlaud, will each Lere by boat this morn
ing, snd l.nC al Camp Scot Sihted Island, initt'd
of AZ Il III err Point, l.. L was expected. The
regiment having been ordered TO report 10 Geo.
Burnside, tue Qu. r,erussfer General consested 70
this change, snd preparations are now teing made
at The csnp for tAeir reception.
AtS clock, ttis morning, TIE Sons of Connecticut
viii be Transported 10 ne camp by re steamer City
of Hartford when ha3 been Cb,rteTc1 tor tie Oc-
casion and al nallye- tigt state resident 10 tbis
cIty are invited u participate Ia tie reception eeTe-
monies The Sons of Connecticut viii p'eSent the
com aand with q stand OF color, Gen. Prosper al.
Wetmore making Q . prefeO d lou addfehs.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or REGULARS.
Yesterday morning, battalion for tae l4to Regi-
uept United states army, numbering GOO men, ar
lived in tbs city from Camp Tuonias, near Fort
Trsmbull New London, Conn, ~ tie steamer
Connecticut And proceeded Immediately, by way OF
The Camden and Amboy hue, TO Perrysville aid.
Tue cor.s was UBCer command Of Maj. GiddiDgs
ana SeuiOr CAPT. D COnntlL
INSPECTION AND REyILw OF TIE NATIONAL
GUARD.
TIE parade Of the 7th Regiment, National Guard,
for inrbe,iion and review, of Yesterday alter
noon 81 Washington Square. Not~ithetaDcioB the
loss Of upward of 800 Of tie r-rk and Tie who have
81 lisled for the war the regiment male good turn
oot AID The appearance OF tie men was a. usual
~. ~ d.d N iaf nj
With kuspsacks and oyercoats siuBg. Several hand
red persons apseuhle0 AT the parade ground 20 wi
ness tie inspection, which was conducted by Brig
ade-IufpeciOr, MAJOR Heniott.
The strength OF tie command, as far as we could
learn, was as follows:
OF, q, mad stan 4: