New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-26
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.

RETURN or THREE MONTHS SERVICE TROOPS.
The rhisd Squadron Of the Third Regiment n. u.
:. NJ, Cavalry, viii h left this city for Washios-
ton on The I'd OF July, retdTned home yesterday
morning, their three nontbe term OF service having
expred. The troop numbers seyen'y-iive sabers,
and WA ENGAGED IN bearing dispatches and IN per-
G,rpiug es-ort duty 10 Generals Mcclellan and Me
.CsH While oncamped in the vicinity OF Great
Falls they were once shelled ont by the Rebels, nut
de.tife tie constant trs hey retired IN good order
The men apneArcd well aud wore the same uniforms
in which they left, their clothes, however looking
much the worse for weir.
About $50 of the regiment greeted their brethren
ia arrs upon their arrival nj the battery,
aud escorted them 70 tiieir reYmental neadquSr' :
an, Ia Fifth street che body attracting considerable
Intention as they passed mp Broadway. The bag
\. age Of be sgusdrOn 6edJSo large express wagons
prd ttese with seyeri carriages containing the rel
aiyrs and riends OF the SOLDIER joined IN the pro-
eession.
ist Lieut.. Cherries Lambert, and ri Lieut.. Michael
Baust.
Gen. Mcclellan ur0n the departure of Capt. Ssuer
from Washington, recommended ban 10 reorBiui ~
is troop ana recruit il To go Crpt. :. con
silcred the proposition iavorably, aud will AZ once
eommeuce the work of reorganization. Many OF the
old members will volunteer Tor tue war.
UNITED STATES QUhRrERMasrER's OFFICE.
TrAnspoft,tion TO Washington for Col Pratt't
regiment las been prepared Tor this evening. lbe
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arrive here this morning and land at the foot Of
Fourteenth street, whence the command viii march
down Broadway, and breakfast at the Park Bar
racks. -
lhe corps Of artillery attached 20 Col. SerrelPs
regiment OF engineers eit for Warrington las even
| lag. B,ing unpepded, tLey ialled 70 get away
on Thursday night, as expected.
Subsistence stores were Shipped bv this regiment
TO Baltimore yesterday, in accordance with recent
orders. Navigation on the Potomac u suspended
for the present. on account Of tho Eeoe batteries a.
Matthias Point. From baltimore inc stores VIII De
sent to the Capital by rail.
CONNECTICUT VOLUNTEERS.
The 9Th Regiment Connecticut Vounteers now
encamred az Jamaica, l. L., will re joined In a few
DAYS by the 10Th Re, inent ON the same state, and
will form tie nucleus 81 ten thousand mel u oe
under the command Of Gen. burnside. The otb Ii
in quite comfortable qunters, and the men are well
satisfied Gen. Bnrnsiie returned the city yester
day morning from Ws<hingtOn, but We believe he
bias not yet determined the spot uponwhien TO estab
1h bis camp.
a7SrH REGniENT-C.MERoN RIFLE HIGH 4,
LANDRRS
The order Of Col s. NJ. Elliott commanding this
regiment from the Secretary OF War, has received
the ranciion Of the Governor Of the State. IL em-
powers him to raise and organize il az p0so
be without being confined TO time or attached IN
ans other command. The statement, therefore, that
the portion already raieed has been attached 10
smother regiment is n mistake.
GOV. MORGAN'S APPRECIATION OF TEMPERANCE
TRACTS FOR THE ARMY.
The following letter speaks for Itself;
STATE on NKw-ioKK, Executive DEFAr7BnSr,l
ALBASi. Oct 10, 1861 }
DEAR Sra. directed by Gov. Morgsu to ackpos ledge
your Il tie 10Th t. respecting Temperance Tracts Tor
the soldiers and 10 l9rn yuu that lie ekua pleasure IA ~.
closing herewith biz chech r SIS 10 aid In providing SILL
further suppy II the Documents Of the American Tempe
Union for the 10 u FIELD lie desires 10 adj That he
sppreciics tie importance Of your aocs IN ,' regard
am yery truly yours, l.. H. DUTf, Pri'Sie Socy
MI. ions MsRsR, Sccy Sc, Ncw-fok
SICK AND DISABLED SOLDIERS.
An unusually large number OF sick ard dsabed
soldiers ure now coDined in the New-York State
Volunteer Hospital, lone OF the New-Ycrk Hosri'al
buildings ON Broadway Get apart for that purpose.
day OF tSo ago eight Of the " Ellsworth Aven-
gers y were received, -four CT when were Ill with
measles. The Volunteer Hospital ia under the di-
recion OF DIR. Agnew, who il ably assisted by Dr.
Mckee and Others. The whole number Of patients
il the IDsitnton is 30. Soldiers Of other States be-
aides Ncw-York are received.
LOSSES OF THE ThNiMANY REGIMENT.
BY intelligence received vi Tlmmkny Hall, We
learn Lhnt Captaint Carney and Alden Of the Tam.
mauy Regiment, were 10th killed at Edwards s
Ferry Col. Ccgswell md other field officers, Were
serving the Rhode j. and Battery the gunneis hav-
ing ran away, when he waf taken prisoner.
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