New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE THIR-
TEETH REGIMENT NETWORK V0LUN-


TIERS, COL. L. FRISBY.
The 50th Regiment, which have been in quarters at
Albany and Troy during the past six weeks, left their
quarters at Soclock on Thursday evening" and took
the cars for this city. They arrived at Canal street
about a. N. yesterday, and marched thence 10 the
Park Barracks, which they occupied until p. m. The
regiment is over the war complement and was mus
tered into the United States service the LIST of June.
They received their uniforms on Monday and Tuesday
last, and their arms Thursday. The men are of the
class Of mechanics and srnef that people the rural
districts about Albany, Troy, and Saratoga Syringe,
and are hardy and stout in frame and orderly 10 their
Conduct Qnartermaster RUS used every exertiOn 10
have the regiment transported by boat instead Of by
the cara, in order that andng m this city might be
obyated and tine ana expense saved But the au-
thO!ies coad not see the importance OF time, money
the comfort of the men, who were in consequence
coOped mp all night in close cars instead OF occupying
the cool decks of our river boas. The Both received
marked attention on leaving Albany, the citizens in
great force escortiDg them TO the
The Bcn are fully armed and equipped with the
smooth-jOe mus kets and the ordinary bayOnet. They
likewise lave tents and camp equipage. The stall
officers all supplied with fine norsee. full regi-
mental band accompanies the regiment, and complete
drum corps has also been organized.
We give below full List of the officers:
ed en- gR sST1 G Erred fJ.S Sy 2b' f.s SG
o. s4la osa; Adjasnt H. C. Bentley Aibsny
gbursh; sseon r. lH Chapn OF Albany sargeous
Me- A. ssilton Of IEoyi sas! lin a. GASe Of os%eso
OusTteI ter Sergeant, Br1nard Gallieau
a. q En, sp FyagS. pese
Company ., # Rensselaer, Coun. Ceptsn, w. l. Laung
COMFY C. Of Schenectady Co6ay@Castsiu D. NJ Van
Voas, Li5utensn NJ V. V. Smith Eossu, L. Van yoa,
IicS,ePar NJ @. Putnam En,isi 9 Ma,5a
Company f. Datcless Count Cspsin, Harrison Holiday
Liouieiari T.. $. Jennings; Ensign. y. Pelner.
Company F. ssfaogs County Captain, A. PeTyi Lieut.
Company O. Of saratoga Coan'yC sptsD ~ II. Chryiler
Lg.S.a " i cgrs Eng = T. iSuT Ty,., TILL
men; Lieuens4t, J.. l.. Boil, Ensign, :. ". BeTrea
I3eolei,, r mael Pc, 10; Er,isr Alorzo Alden
Company X ofColumbis County Captain, b. Prayer Lieu
tenant, q w. Beokeri EHt.gn, A. lampmsn
Col. Frisby has been over thirty yearsi the military
service Of he State, and about year ago held The
post OF Brigadier General OF the Iltn Brigade. lie
was instrumental N organizing aud commanded the 10Th
regiment New-York State Militia, now under the
command Of Col Bryan at the scat Of war. He
wears the sword presented TO Lieut.. j. Griffin OF Next
can celebrity by the members Of bis company, and
which hegrs the following inscription: Presented TO
Iieut. >. Griffin by the members OF Company ii, as
mark OF esteem, and for bis gallant conduct al Con-
t,erae, San Antonio, Churubu.co and Chepul'erec.'
il is a serviceable looking keenedged weapon, with
| heavy gold guard over the bi.t.
Iieut.-Co BrntnGll has been twenty years in the
State military service and is highly cicent officer.
Major Soaring formerly Lieut.. Colonel OF the
| 10Th Regiment New-loIk state Alltin OF Saratoga
AdiGtant Bentley was formerly Colonel Of the 10Th
REGIMENT Of State Militia and IS a competent officer.
| Cuartermaster Russ Is emilenty qualified for lis
diicult post. Great experience in all parts Of the
world combined with hrstclaas business talents,
able him TO meet every contingency arising in his de-
! parment.
| Capt Laning was on the staff Of Gen. Wool six
! yeart ana served IL the Mexican war.
Col Frisby issued the following order yesterday:
/ HsADQCsTERs 30rn EEGINEHT, H. y. 8. Va
! eruc14L OHBKK, NO. HEw.i DIX, June %, l6Jl
Egre leaving he state Of cwY,Ik the Communion. de-
.eto express his tbsBks the ofcors connected with the
stry Department Of this St4s ard the Albany Depot Of
Volunteers uauuy citizens OF Albany. Time will
r,rnlt hn ell butte Brig ecu j. y. Nathbone
nrg the post and Van Nechen be 4,
c4ey indebted for many syors hmfe and through him
Gosnv r encouraging words kind attentions which
Of much vale and assistance to BIN Il perecng the orsAnza
ton hs regiment he tenders his grateful thanks To T. Ros
Son tie 'Gt0n5 promptly furnished the TIP
this civ he under many obligations. Smith Briggs
AGENT Of the Hudson River Railroad foT his
70 render the tip comfortable 70 both officers snd
hearty thanks And tie gentlemen Of the city who
hoDored with fslutes when leaving he
them pin 10 fully appreciated and their hrm
I'm their memory Lat tcg sh not least 70 the Rev. Dr. Rogers
CHAPLAIN Port be returns bis sincere thanks for tho words
spoken his command before leaving with g that
the advice and thus given viii be treasured and with the
lep o. Hi who Il The ruler snd governor Of US all will
Jssyor 10 fulfill expectations eypTeeted BY order or
'~ Col. EDWARD fRISBY, Co1lm1nding
r. c. Bentley, AdjutaIt.
At O'Clock the men were ordered under arms, and
tSey resumed their march, proceeding down Broadway
and Battery Place to Pier where they took The boat
for the Camden and Amboy RailIoad, en- route for
Washington.