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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN the CITY.
THE NAVAL BRIGADE.

Ninety more me ~bers OF the Naval Brigade arrived Id
this city yesterday In he steamer state Of Georgia, dis
appointed disguised an destitute. They appear TO be
in worse condition. If pos >be, than thu hundred and
eight who came back In the ste amer CoatzAcoacos about
week ago. The history Of the .>rsade seems to be
series Of broken promises An tell ne same story or
brilliant promises and prospects, nAea4 wncn tnsy
experienced bitter dsapp0lnments. Like tne hen VINO
returned the 9Th inst those who arrived ss yester
day are In fearfully destitute condition, ana
strongly Of the treatment they received Some sag ey
might have starved had they not eaten CLANS w.t.
they dug from the beach, They presented pitiful ap
when they landed ct the foot Of Beach street
yesterday those Of them who live out OF the city not
having the means TO reach their homes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11
THE SECOND REGIMENT FIRE zOUAvEs.

The headquarters Of the regiment was crowded yes
terday with fremen and members Of the Seventh reg
ment About one hundred men-al fremen-were
sworn in and signed the roll Everything is about to
put in working order and by the close of the week the
will 10 doubt have quarters assigned them, where tn
regiment will 90 into camp. Chief Engineer Decker,
companed by three others of the members Of til
department. left last evening for Washington to have the
necessary arrangements made to procure all that is
determined that his commsnd ehall not leave New York
until thing that to be had ppertaniag to the
mort Of the men is provided As there have been re
ports circulated with q view to break up Of ths
companies, owing to the selection of officers that
be made by Colonel shaler would state that every
member OF the Fne Department elected to positions in
the regiment will have the preference all others,
and il fully competent or capable Of being made efficient
officers they will be accepted and commissioned Colonel
Shaer will be at the headquarters during the afternoon
sndtrom eix to in the evening until furthe.
tice, to swear In men meeting of Company will be
held Wednesday evening al No 10 Mott street. for the
selection OF officers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11

Omciai Drawings OF Wood, Eddy & Co.'s
KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES
- KENTUCKY, ExrxA CLASS s25. june 10, 1851
70, 10, 81, H. III, 81 81, Al SO, l6, q, 4, 2S, 81 s.
KEfrucKy, CLASS S26 June 10, 1851.
6, A. H. 60, 49, Is, Al, TO- SO, SO, GA, IL, SO,
Circulars sent tree OF charge By addressing either 70
WOOD kDpy 4 co.
Covington, Ky or 81. Louis, No.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11

Two DfsffNct CIasSes.-There are Two
classes of male c'tizeneihose who do and ii
who Go not wear KNox's Has The difersnc between
hem Is striking for the former uniformly have only
dstnRue air OF gentlemen bat also look cheerful hand
ZONE IN compare with Others which Ia owing the
tic superiority of KNOX, whose gentlemens Spring
summer Hats are light easy strong and mpn tbs utmost
way, corner Of Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11

Bachelors Hair Dye-rhe Best I'm the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and an.
piled a, BATCHELOE'5 wig factory is Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11

MATRIMONIAL GENTLEMAN OF Wa al r
M wishes 10 form the ncouaat.use Of young LADY sh
view to matt mony she must positively pc MT .v ~ ye
Of age dSk hair and tall have kuo etg Or rrsf
and the usual Accomplishments cue -terv,sw utl ccn ve
lacy OF thu sincerity OF this sryStssensns stas
bernard, box no Herald oice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-11

Wheeler d Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced prioes Ofhce 5O5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
PROBABLE ATTACK ON WASHINGTON.
pHILADrIPHiA. Monday. April -. I36l


A gentleman, who has just arrived here from WI
ungton North Car Ina, having len there on Friday,
and Who Was al Richmond Oh saturday, states that the
people of North Carolina were all W in arms, an1
were preparing to come North with several thousud
troops for tie purpose Gov Ellis inforued him, Of
making an attack upon Washington.
TIE day ttat he lef. Gov. Ellis showed linn dis
patch, which he Lad just received fron Montgomery,
stating thai some five dogslld troops were on Their
way 10 ion those Of North Carolina. whicl were
about 70 leave for Richmond aud That 1t was the par.
pose Of Zoe Confederate Government to Eahe an IL
teol without :. moments delay. that il they wese 20
attack it, 1t !aua be done before the odea Govern
meut had concentrated large force at Washington.
NJ informant state tia; be oonversed with G)r.
Lotchcr on Saturday morning, ard THAI Gov Leicier
told him il the purpose Of tho Southern Saies 70
make the attack at once on ttc capitol He licichor
bad advised against it, bnt the Confederate Govern
ment were for instant attack.
He ,avs he has no doubt in ne own mind tlat The
ATTACK wil be made very soon, ard at several points at
the came tine. IIe says that every little village wa
brsling with bsyone.s and that the people were per
fertly frantic
Tic SAYS, farther that Gov. Ellis showed iim dis-
patch from Pennsaoos of the 10Th. from Gen. Bragg
satne that no stsck upon For Pickonsupto That time
had been MADE. Il was not the Pgry"se Of i'ra@g 20
make ,he attack for some time.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
ANNAPoLI,, Nd, Monday, April !;

ANAAFo1I, Nd, Monday, April -, lSol.
-Four companies Of Morristown rifles have just
arrived from Pouyyic by steamers ii. L. Cav aud
Maryland.
Tic steamers Monticello sud Coaizacoalco' are in
the harhor The brig Perry left ls-t night. Troops
are hourly expected from Ncw.York. The Albany
IeG1cni marched ibis morning in the direction Of
Annapolis junction.
Fortifca,ions commanding the Tailroad and courtr!
some ;wo miles from Annapolis were thrown up ye--
terday. Aunapoli, was made q military department
yest''ay.
gen. Bu,lcr will remain here All movements are
as secrc, rs possible.
From an a''ocl( Of Mr. Dayton, Minister to Pa'it,
i1st arrived from Washington, have reliable inicrn'-
lion hat 10 ooo troops from the Soubern Coniodeacy
are now IN NiIgn:a. and more pouring in.
Tho ADMINISTRATORS have notified Gov. Letcler that
one step Of advance from Richmond will cause
sr.edv invasion Of Virginia from tic Wcs'. Farmers
from virginia have forced the Secession lines, AMI 1e
mort strong Union feeling :ew miles from the Cap
'al.
The IN Ncw-York Regiment occupy the Ian oi ~
House Of Representatives, aud take ther meas ~ the
National They have jos, made up p ,O" for Lieu
tenant of the Massachusetts regiment who was acc
dcntalv wounded so as 10 have Il leg amPnta'ed.
Teams run from Batr,ore 10 Wheeling, but are
searched at Harpcrs Ferry by Secessicn'ts, who are
al aongthc route.
learn from Il private source that the seco''ioT7'-
MANAGED to s4yc 5000 muskets ct iarers Ferry, rol
all destroyed.
Saturday night tie Superintendent Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad went to Washington in a special
tr!in TO cct the road from Baltimore to Washington
opened but met with no success.
The weather to-day il warm and sunny.
Information has just arrived that the Maryland Leg
sature has refused to pass tie ordinance Of Secession
bva two-thirds vote.
There Is also a report that armisce Of sixty days
has been made and the Secretary of War gone to Rich
mond. The latter item creates great dissatiact ION
here
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
TIE ILLINOIS TROOPS.
,,sr,RpLY ATTACH ON A STEAMBOAT.


C,IRo, ILL.,, Monday, April y, iSil
One thousand additional troops arrived here ai p
N. yesterday. All is quiet
The PEOPLE of Helena ArS., seized the steamer Mars
and Cincinnati packet Friday, and took IRON her
400 bbls Of molasses, large quantity Of sugar rosn,
and trlpentine all for Cincinnati. The boat is tied NJ
there with cannon placed the shore directly opfo-
site her. Tie Helena folks say the Cincinnati people
can have the boat when they tahe her, aud not until
then.
most urjustiGable attack was made on The steamer
Wostaogelaud, New. Orleans packet al Napoleon
Ark, on Thursday night. 1t appears from tie state
mont Of he captain that he rounded TO at thai place ior
the purpose Of taking freight. As as tho boat
was tied up, the clerk ashore. In moment he
returned and said the wblrfmaser informed him that
the mob was going 20 take the boat.
This information was Immediately followed by a vol
ley from the guns and pistols Of crowd Of fifty or
sixty persons. The boat was crowded with passen.
gers many of whom were ladies. passenger named
Henry Hammer Of Memphis, was shot through the
heart aid ded instantly. One fireman was wounded.
The captain had the wheel going, breaking the line,
and got Oh A Struggling fire was kept up for some
time.
The boat arrived here lasi night. Tie holes in her
IoOk as il made by grape shot fired from cannon.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
TuF ROAD 10 WASHINGTON.

H,ERIsr~RG Glonday, April -, looi.
Fall preparation, arc being made here TO put ur he
BRIDGES on he Northern Cer,al Railroad. The Ponn-
.yly.na Central has loaned or presented 10 tie Gov
ernlnent number oi frames Cor iron bridges whcn
lhcy nave always ready 70 reree bridges dc'iroycdo
burnt or ,eir road. 20 carpenter, and other work
inaoon o! approved shill have been quietly coucen-
,f,eo y. York since saturday. They viii be protected
Nv the t,or- hey advance. Sll- ard heavy beam
Of ,;uhcr have been Forwarded. The whole Of the
evil engineer j. nader rhor. j. Power.
Fiyc st,, ,lert- are low lying organized "a Camp
Corn, sud tiey Will probably move tomorrow Oh
York. Tho iui, rion il @, guard every bridge with
troop. dear 10 Baltimore. whom troop, rcaca tia'
point. they VIII attempt 20 pace around Baltimore,
and reach the Relay House at tho Junction OF ilr
Washington .pc the Baltimore GId Ohio Railroads.
Tha rpir, -noli they reach i, viii bee held Ierma-
neutly.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
DESPERATE ROW At ALBANY.

ALBANY, \. Y, Monday, Ar1l =, I6tI.
There was a desperate row At the Adams House one
Of The dcpo;s for he volunteers, between /? and
O'Clock to-day The men have been complaining Of tue
food furnished them for time and to-day officer
OF one company knocked down waiter. a general
row followed. Chairs, tables, dishes aud wiLdows
We're all smashed 10 pieces. One of the Dclayan
llousc waters was thrown from a window and lis log
badly broken. Pistols were fired, knives drawn and
several were badly cut. The row seemed nothing
more than drunken frenzy, and the men were ujurod
Unfortunately The Governor repaired to the scene
and tie police called out before The dgrrceu
scene could he quollCd.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
OUR NAVAL FORCE.
PrsIuH Monday. A

PJgT1y Monday, Ap,iI y, I85I
Official c'sJatcies to the Executive represent the
hraLL the Me.sachusctte regiments ia service to he
exec lent and thai they well clothed, provsionod
and amply supplied with blanEets.
TIE L.; Boston Regiment, Col. Cowdin, expects TO
leave at ) =. m. Tomorrow by tic Haven ka-
road rcute.
The Boston Board Of TRADE al a meeting this after
noon. adopted the following resolution;
Eoed The, due regard the protection a our marms
dr1 ni ar inn increase IN the available naval
force the United State 10y thr purchase hy the tcdriH Gov
c-urtl, 81 eli pFrr i and ocean team
Be ogupp'5 armed isioued forthwith LId en-
ruscd Gld especially the protection Of er
IoH attacks q piga'eer5 rsal crai and 70
cooperate with the b.oektJils : sq.ad.ou.
Tree also voted 20 usmuraIze tie President Of the
United Satos for speedy action Also 70 confer with
The Ncw-Yoi Chamber Of Commerce and Plladel-
pha Board Of Trade in relation TO the matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
NEw-JERsEY LEGISLATURE AND TROOPS.


The Legislature Of our State as cm1les IN extra
session to- morrow, to make provision to meet the ex-
penses Of recruiting the volunteers. Gov. Olden will
send in message recommending that appropriation
be made 10 meet the cNigenccs of the Petitions
will be presented asking that the pay Of the volunteers
be increased. The Legislature will, 10 doubt come
up to the work promptly. They will remain in session
bu, a few days.
The shipment Of the Jersey troops will commence to-
morrow. The fourth division will be sent of fret,
composed Of regiments from Hudson, Passac, aud ts-
ssx Counties. The third division, and probably all
others, will be cent oil on "wednesday. Their des'ina-
ton is not vet known; some cay 10 Fort Monroe.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
UNION MOVEMENTS IN WESTCIIESTER
COUNTY.
KiroyAu, Monday, April %

hifONAN, MOhOly, AprlI =. TNb',
y large crowd, including many ladies, assembled at
the Station Saturday afternoon to witness the rdis
nc Of the flag tall hcmlock on the old JAY farm
Spirited speeches from the Rev. Dr. Henry Of the
Episcopal Church, Judge Robertson, and otlers, were
received with great applause.
Notice given in the Episcopal Church yesterday
by he Rev. Mr. Boggr, Of meeting Of ladies at the
Jay Homestead on Tuesday, to prepare hospital sup
plies. On Saturday next at ?. M, general gather
ING is expected the Bedford CouriHouse aid the
enlistment of volunteers, the establishment of Union
Fund and the formation of Home Guard. Among
the gentlemen on the Committee to solicit auLscrp-
tons, &C., are Wm. =. Woodcock, Benz. i. Amber,
g.. T. Dickinson, Wm II. Robertson, Captain Gardiner,
Dr. Sloycv, James Lounsbeuy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
FROM UARRISBrRG.

H.REIsBUE EC, Pa, Monday, April %. lSCl.
Gen. Siual received his commission this morning;
also Col Rush Van Dyke, and Lieut.-Col Casper
Berry.
An Old-Sehool Presbyterian clergyman, who lef
Esste- Mississippi, near Mobile last Monday, arrived
here today. lie came through by the Tennessee and
Virginia Railroad.
lie reports that there were one hundred and fifty
passengers with him from the Gulf States. fleeing
North. They left him az Chattanooga, sacrificing their
through tickets rather than through 10 Washing
ton ana Baltimore, believing both cities to be under
martial law.
lie SAYS he saw troops at every station, and that
tbeir destination was all norhward. He heard them
ayow that they were going TO attack and burn
Washington.
\ Mary land planter who let Frederick yesterday,
reports that lac had full conference with tic members
of the Legislature OF that State and that they VIII not
pas Secession ordinance but submit the question TO
the people. He saw no AaIs flying at Frederick but
Secession.
clergyman says he saw numbers Of troops at Alex
andria Virginia, shipped back TO the interior Of Nr
ginia, because there arms for them.
Il passenger saw Gen. Harney after his capture at
Harler's Ferry, at Winchester The General was
then on his way to Richmond and seemed on the beet
terms with his escort, and in high spirits.
All 'e Passengers OF the extreme South say that the
people are universally Of the opinion that Lincoln ha.
oecA uaN continually since hs Inauguration. and that
~heh nc goes ont Of Washington he goes dsluised for
lear o as fascination .! the Republicans 4 thonsand
o,hef su'h eA'ra'a "a statements flying i'll every
direction.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
NORTH CAROLINA.
H,BRIsDURG, Pa, Monday, April

HAEEIsGUKE, Ia, MOnda!, APIII ~ T'VI'
The Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court of Vermont
arrived here to-day. lie has been residing in North
Carolina in consequence Of bad health for two months
past He called on the Governor. He had passes
from Governors Ellis and Letcher.
He saws the Union sentiment prev allied largely Two
months since in North Carolina, now ii is almost unan
ln0us for Secession.
lie called at the house of Hon. Geo. T.. Badger ES-
Senator from North Carolina, and found hi- wife ~
daughters scaping lint One Of his sons had enlisted
M Badger, until recently, war q leading Union man
OF North Carolina.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
rn. .rl.pM OF sERNlCE Or TME TROOrS.

WAsBIXGToX, Monday, ApNi -, lSOi'
Tho troops called out by the order of to-day are al
additional 10 the 1880 already REQUIRED, so that me
whole number called for by the Government thus l4
II: Volunteers by proclamation. 5000 Volunteers 'or
three wears service OOC0; Regu ars for five yeaia
ae,v;cc - 900; Seamen ditto $1,000, being total o.
,,s onr mon Tint j. H. O00 the week before iasI, ana
g. 600 to-day. -......,
tco, his falls short Of the real number, as several
ST.. scnd double tie number Of regiments asked for
A lsr-e number Of additional volunteers arrived
from Annapolis yesterday and to-day.
Anarncry, in place Of that at Harpers FeiTy,i5 70
be established at Rock Leland Illinois
The NAVY Department has issued au order similar
10 tlst from the War Department, that amounts duo
20 n, recent officers from The States claiming 70 have
seeded. wilt hereafter be paid them from the United
States fnds heretofore sent to deposited IN thotr
States keep. ia eases where the Department shall
Otherwise direct.
Arthur II. Gcuslaw hes been appointed Postmaster
a. Wilmington, De-.
Ti- No.'concrv U02 Of Tuesday sayS that por-
ton Of tho crew ofthe SGr oftbe West recently taken
by the Confederate States prisoners Of war, have
ar;ycd at Montgomery for trial
There is good reason for stating tha. tie Naval
Academy Is 10 he removed at least temporarily, from
Annapolis 10 Newport, Il. |.
Ii was ascertained at tue State Department today
that uo more diplomatic AID corsGlar appointments
will bc made, and no consideration given 20 tho sub
iect ull an the avenues leacing TO The Capital are
opened Cor the passage Of citizehs aud United Siacs
tyOors
Col. Na-sfeld of the United States Engineers, II
now in command Of the troops here bis predecessor Col
C. i. Smith having been order,d to New-lort'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
RETURN or TRANSPORTS FROM ANNAPOLIS.
NEWS IRoM ORR ABSENT soLDIERs-rwo
MEMBERS or Tnr G9TH DROWNED.

MEMBERS OF TnE G9TH DROWNED.
IT,, steamer James Adgcr arrived here yesterday
rom Annapolis, having landed the olth Regiment a
that place. She brought Mrs. Capt Lyuch Of the th;
j. Patrick Mygatt OF The L. ). brig Perry; Capt.
Joseph SprlgGe Of the 18th Regiment, and Robert j.
Law bearers Of dispatches.
The following persons return bone sick: John
OMahoDy, Thomas IIallert, Dennis llennin, james
Crofts, T.. Mclaughlin, Nm. Menning, +; Gclden,
James Met Catay John Burke all Of the 6.th; Capt.
Horace Sprgue of the 18th; A. Is. Price, J.. q.
Wycl06, ". r. Shcrwn, Wm. Pardee, +. III. Schuli2,
5. :. Mccormack, e. Atwood, VIM. Welsh, AL OF the
l2ih; John Howell of the lst Rhode leland; James
krw in came on board by mistake.
Can't Phillips says of the gallant 69,h: "He deems
il his duty to expires Bis high grIicalo al the man
la which they conducted Themselves during the
plssage. Although there were nearly ,'NJ OF them
board, there was the order and discipline az
when making Il voyage with the ordinary number OF
Iasengcrs and, when II IL remembered that this Nc--
sci II calculated 10 accommodate bat 800 men, speaks
for toe 6'th than many days OF parade duty.
We regret 10 say that that TWO oil the number We're
drowned III the Chesapeake.
On the 2Sth at II IN, passed the steamers Alabama
and ParkersbuTg, for New-ioik. The Marion was TO
-s on the 18th for New-iork, with the United States
brig Perry in tow.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ALABAMA
The steamship Alabama Capt. Schenck, arrived yes
terday p. m. from Annapolis having landed her troops
in good health, and then started for Washington on
Friday morning at u o'clock. on the Delaware,
parsed Yesterday morning the steamship Quaker City
and a propeller probably the kcdiri, bound south.
The steamer Kill Won Kuil was engaged Transporting
troops between Annapolis ard ilavre de Grace.
Among tho3e returning in the various transportation
Annapolis there is no difference Of opinion ~ TO the
Stamina, perseverance and plack OF our NewYork aud
Eastern regiments.
Many anecdotes told of their adapting Themselves
70 the occasonfor instance that Of Seventh push
ing railroad ears twelve miles ON rack-and rebuild
ing the railroad from Annapolis TO the Junction AMI
have il from person conversant with such aialrs
that ii s in better running order now than ever was
before.
General Butler. OF the Massachusetts Regiment, is
perfectly at home On alrd or water lie seZes steam
er forces the engineer and captain to do his bidding,
cuts out fgacs and in fact is generally around hen
anyihiDS, is TO be done.
The keystone State also sailed last evening under
scaled orders.
LETTERS FROM THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
The following letters from members OF the .th have
been granted to us for pubcstoa;
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
FORCES IN ANp ABOUT THE CITY.
1900 Troops Ready for Service.
Accr mi. z Vigorously Prosecuted.

Tie fosvins a5c the quGgtoIs Of The different reg-
mett. mustered into ser.'ce:
Firt Eeri1trt - .oial Cuarl-, Col W. II. Allen
1000 men. Uorfitll ru;iiinE staten lsIard.
Tie Second T., ri l,ut Y. State Mla, 200 men,
occupy prva,e quarter uuI Cricred into service.
Col. Wilson. Zoua,es, 900 s'rorg, are quarcrcd in
the oh Government ouse,, Staten l-and
A company OF the Naval brigade, under Lieut.
Bartlett are Quarier,d ia the Government building
Staten Island
The Scc,nd Regimen Advance Guard, Col. 0mstcd
occupy quarter 1t Nc. % Broadway 200 strong
TIE 18th Regiment W,slchoster Chas-icurs, Col
Lansing have i21 ueu at No. - Broadway, while the
remainder occuPy company barracks.
TIE lst Regiment Ncw.Nork Union Volunteers, Co..
G. T.. Pratt have 20oquarrered at No. 800 Peari street.
and 80 10 company barracks.
Tho IA, R,limeut National Zouaves. Col. Morgan.
700 are qusICgcd at the Division Asen;l, corner Elm
aid White streets, Dud Tgmmany Hall.
The lsi Regiment California Volunteers. Col. BnScr,
have - neu quartefed N No ~ Bfoad"hyi and oto
IN company barracks.
The III Regiment German klhcs, Col. Blenkcr, So
.-eu, are qunrtCrcd ut Palace Garden.
The isi Regiment Scott L:E Cuards Col. IIul IN,
arc qLartcred ai the Central paFh Arcnai.
Tie ,Ih Regiment. Highland Guards. are rot
.caretcd nor fd ~ the Quartcrnastert GENERALS De-
p4rmcnt. Their orders have been cpuutormanacd.
rrc fcclog OF inraierce increases among he men, II
orders not issucd within ~ hours tbe regiment
Will be- disbsnded. Col. McI.eny has resigned,
probably on account of prot acted illlors.
Tie New.lofk State StenJen Volunteers, Col. j. T..
BendiN, sS1 men. are in barracks at Laudorinau'-
near he Railroad Depot.
TIE No%-lork Zouaye-, Col. law kius, are quarter
20 Castle Garden.
The 1T Kepinent, Advance Guard, Col. Duryca, are
CHARTERED ~ Fort Schuyler, 30 strong.
The -dih Regiment. y \. :. NJ. 700 men. arrived
Yesterday and temporarily quarrerod over Centre
Market. Ihey were tra0-ieTtd last night 10 the
harrick- the City Hall l'alk
Iwocb npanie. of the JJ'h Regiment, y. Y. y. NJ,
wereeucamped on The Battery Yesterday. TIE re-
muinde- Of the Regiment will PROBABLY be ordered into
camp on Wednesday.
Tie Gcneral'- Department continues
~ distribute about II 600 rions cay to troops quar-
tcrcd and about the city. About 1000 more, occupy
ing their private ling, have been enrolled and
accepted While fully 5000 mcn on incomplete rolls
have not vet been mustered into service.
4. II. Iilcntlal the tobaccoui-t, has very gen
,rously contributed, ard continues 10 contribute. $3.50
worth of tobacco to each u The marching regiments
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
TIE HEROES OF FORT SUMTER.

To-day being the last day Of the month, Major An
derson will 70 to Fort Hamilton or the purpose OF
mastering and reviewing his and those of The ID
Infantry stationed at the place. II is presumed
that large numbers will avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity to see the hero OF Fort Sumter.
Several members of the Seventh RegiWent, also a
few of the Twelfth sailed yesterday by the Baltic lor
Annapolis. They are on their way 10 rejoin heir
regiment.
AENs To EE BoUGHT N ENGL.SD.-TGe State OF
New-Yorl snds a special agent in the next European
steamer to purchase 100000 worth of the mosI ap
proved small used in the English aud French
aru,ies