New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-11
dcrstood by the officers of the regiment ana oy tne
Military ard at Albany. The necessity Tor Tue Poy
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ment OF this regiment before its departure apparent
when IL is considered that, although the pon
of our citzcls has made mpc provision i"r the in
lies of onr private sdiers no protection l. aorued' 10
the f,uiles of officers who, in many Instances are
thus deprived Of tEeir only support. Inc fe''u' ~
sion Of the Military Board that all troops slah pe
paid hon the tine OF ac'eptah'e 'uu no' i'on 'n
tine of INSPECTION by the State authorles Is the cause
of the non pGvmeut of this regiment ne 1nst cion
of the regiment took pice on the lst ana Vel gpmc
dispatch from Albany Of their acceptance by tie S'ae
was received the same night. Ihey were nlusIend
into the United STATES onthe 9TH, which wond
make the period during which they were IN the ser,
vice OF the State five days. The Acknowledgement
sys they were accepted the Sd, making their ilne
Of service 10 the State three days. Inc regiment
heres It's own reckoning and hence the delay whicn
it is expected will be terminate on Wednesday OF
Thursday, when tie regiment will proceed TO
Monroe.
The quarters of the uen are very comfortable and
the progress in dill aud dsc pine is biglly ssiee
tory. The men have most of them been ID 'he hriee
o. Europe, and many of them have seen acnVe sef''o'
We give fellow lst OF the officers:
Fie!d agd stag Qgiocrs-Colonel Max Weoef .,,
Coone francis Weiss Mjor Engbch se%s H SJrlsan
Rudolph Kuckhuhn; Qua temeste GsoIer Mnnh s,n,
Ma,r Henry H. Water; Assistant QuArteTnattef Ch9,es
l.osh; Drm.MsOr, William Aaniman bnsie M'J0'' i@0'
Company A-Cap,an Loreua Meyer Frt Lieutenant VIII
tlsm kueeht; Epslsn Herman Stocked -. ,,,..
Company Captain, Anthony BIa Kim First Lieutenant
Cor psny C. Captain Charles Bocheitper; First Lieutenant
(omptuN Ii-Cap'Hn. j. w. Flnt1rler fhht
c"mpsey E~Capain Funt OTTO Berleti First Lieutenant,
CamrsGy F-CaIian Chlrlo, semsey; First Lieutenant
Hcm,n beucAe. Ens'gu Rudolph eeutleT ,,..,.,.u.
william syrisg; Ensgu, lscoD rabst ,.r,...n,
(omp"Dy h-cal'sn Nla . Ts .Gp D''hf f'''
Company i-Cag,an. iienf> s,umpf First Lieutenant,
Adoiph Wilson; Ensgu, George koeh;
Concsry K2Cap,sin Io.ri ho-ains; First Lieutenant
NDlsn, Half err Lusigp. Louis k5oreA ,,.,,. -
on 6",.d.y At he h,s Auy contributions will be ihwA
fully cc,i ed at the bdt'rt Office, IN roTiyiom'h street.
NE colonel of the regiment, Max Weber, received
military education in Baden, was major Ia the Schics
VIZ hOl,tein war fought in Baden.
lieut. COl. Franz Weiss was an officer IN the Aus
titan armv fought in Hungary and held the rank OF
ms or ia the Germano-Ame Legion IN the Una o.
MAJOR Eugeltertn Schpepf Loid command under ooi
Weber III Baden
Tuner Society ana war largely Instrumental IN the
organization OF the regiment.
rerna,ter Dngrstedt assistant quarter
mas er III the MeXlcau war;
Snrpeon Julus n 4n,en is one Of the most popular
German ph, sicans in III city. lie has for assistant
surgean, Chas. H,iianl.
Cnaplnin Gnsave fritz acts also in the capacity OF
As,istant Surgeon.
Serg-Mal. Henry *. W alter Is one Oh TIC F"i' "''
ter heroes.
Can't Lawrence Muger fought in Baden. Capt.
Antony Bracklin was II years IN the United STATES
service and served III the Mexican clmpdlgn. 'ait'
vice; he was iu Nenetia when beleaguered b' the
Ausrriabs Capt j. w. Eiubiger was rs years IN the
Austrian Artillery and Engineers, and 10 yeere IN lhe
Euuineer seryi.e in Brazil Capt. Ernrt Otto Barnet
was captain OF Rifles IN Baden, and III the artillery Oh
the State OF Ne~-lork. Capt. Charles Lunsey was
an officer in The Austrian Army, fought IN hungary
and was in the GermaD-Ameriran Legion IN Tie III
mea. Capt Schoen Was years III Inc Aus'iLn army
ana was pre.ent at Solienna, Magenta, &C. III Italy
Can't WIN. Won Doenn was 10 years IN the PTnsslAh
service. lie received military education IN leihn'
and was engaged IN active service "a ScheswiS'h1l
stein and in The Polish revolution ILLS gentleman
alter two wears residence in Es oonntry has become
proficient 10 the Enpl-h language, and Is useful anu
thoroughly efficient officer -
Cant Henry stump being member Of the Turner
organization from Its ongn IL this country, contributed
lar civ 10 the succe ssful organization OF the regiment
Can't Jos. Haefiug served as AdJuani ~ Bdden ana
in the Pfals, ana was engaged IN all the OatlieH III
| Schlsswig- llolsiein. - ,.-..-,.-.
| in Euioue and many Of the men have seen service
under their present officers III the revolutionary s'rug
giles of Germany.
! TENTH REGIMENT ZoUAVES-COL. McCHEsNLi
Cant jackson will leave this morning in command
OF IRON 30 TO 100 members of tins Regiment VINO dId
| not sail with the Regiment. a few troops VIII be
received TO 30 into imne dale service, by reporting az
Lafayette Han at an eaIly hour Tie members OF hs
Regiment now here all anxious for servie, having
become heartily ashamed OF their late muinous con-
| duct.
| WASHINGTON CRAys HOME GUARD.
| Asso iation ex-CoL j. w. Avery, Chairman, e..
c. Allen Secretary, held lat night at the Ofhcers
Rooms, Tor the purpose OF ORGANIZING Company u oil
| the Hone Guard Alter enrolling number OF mem
bers the meeting adjourned TO meet Gu lhnrscay even
iug. when the organization Of the company will be
con nleted and officers elected. Ex-nembers are in
| ylted 10 attend.
| DEPARTURE OF UNITED STATES RECRUITS.
One officer and tXy plyaits, lett TIM cty yes
/ teruOOn by raifOaG for Washington.
| THE BROOKLYN PIIALASN.
The compauies of this regiment have gone into camp
ON Kiker. Island Recraing is still going Oh in the
| ciiy ~ III up the ranks.
SECOND REGIMENT ZOUAvEs.
| COmnanv Of tie ID Regiment have oIened u re-
crriiipg station az the hOue OF Hose Company No. 56
alo al The ust Regiment ArmOry. The regiment ls
now nearly complete. There is opening, however,
| for Il number of able-bodied men,
UNION DEFENSE COMMITTEE.
This body having completed the bulk OF the business
int rr, ed 10 them have resolved 10 hold weekly meet
ings only, hereafter There meetings VIII be helh on
Wednesdays at their rooms, No. Pne street In the
inerem tie Secretary OF the COMMITTEE VIII receive
all anpicaions and transact sucn business IA falls With
in hi. province The Secretary and bis clerks are now
ureparlng statement of tier trahsac,ionsand dirbnrs-
neu which viii be ready for publication in few day
The last OF the regiments TO be forwarded by the Com
Inittee-the Mozart Tanlmany snd Decalb-ale nearly
ready 10 depart.
SONS OF VERMONT.
meeting of VI rmonters resident in New-fork WIS
held last night at the Metropolitan Hotel, y. A.
Stoagh'on, Esq, presiding The meeting was fully
attended The object being to make preliminary W.
rsloen, n for The reception Of the I'd Regiment OF
Vermont Volunteers who daily expecting 20 pass
t,rnuyh New. York on their way TO the Natona Cap
! ifa hlessIs. Geo. Folsom AID d. H. W heelef were
elected as Wee Pre- ideuts, C. H. Benedict and A. NJ
RnQlles as Secretaries, and h. Murray as Treasurer
| II e following committees were then appointed;
h,eey Nj N. r.