New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
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lesdonarters a. Farmony Gardens, IN Essex stree'.
IN this regiment It il intended % mus,er 1 e
feryee ~ soon 70 they are fl wi.hoal ,aEep 70
the completion on tbs IelibeBt. rs,ElS a.
quarters and provided with subsistence at private ex
pense, immediately lfter thcir enlistment, ind ao
guard VIII he armed with tie Enfield rne III lne .J0
Of whh they viii be practised as ocer Sy
Ildb'il is recommended as eogu Ink K!,sas Ians
Senators Sherman Of Ohio, Gen Lane OF 49, vi
of Indiana Col. Baker Of Oregon, an' S,,ina
tuown 10 ;Ro conpIrv. He served Gs an oiteer dnng
the Mexican war.
m~;JrlLaN REGIMENT.
Secyy,srv Cameron has authorized Coi VIZ, ~
b. ~ io.e WSior of The 2sth Regiment n. \. 3
A 20 roisa regiment 20 be called as aboVe' hhIo.
Brewster has been prominently lIehi.od VIZ" on
State militia for many yeais, dhd has jun IT, AIMED
from the goat Of war, WIN DIS Ieer W zen was
one of the first 10 90 INTO Virginia. aud during s term
of service was constantly engaged IN awe duty. IL
is expected that this regiment Will sc filled up pin
cipaiy by those Of the i3th and 9th Regiments who
Sullivan of the 18th, Adu'ays ID. a. Bokee Of the
18th, Caps. Jas. Campbell Of the 9Sth, spoken Of
for the positions Of field O5cers. The headquarters Of
the regiment are at the Armory, Brooklyn. Conmu-
nications for Col Brewster may be left to The care Of
MeIwin & Bray, No. 245 Broadway, New-YOrk
RETURNING FROM WASHINGTON.
George Carpenter, ariist, serving as privs'e ~
Col. Burnside LIST Rhode Island Regiment, wounded
at Bull Run, accompanied by several more wounded
passed through the city yesterday Mr. Carpenter re-
honeward by sea.
DEATH or A wELL-KNOwN MIIrTAMAN.
The remains Of Sergeant William Hill, Tor many
years dealer IN military equipments IN North WIZ
liam street, and known 70 militia officers throughout
the country were inferred with military h0nOTe yea
terday, by Capt. Legrys company of Montgomery
Horse, and the let Regiment Of Cavalry. Sergeant
lliu served seven years in the Montgomery GUARDS
GBgoons), and six years in Capt. Green's City Guards,
az well "a he British army before arriving IN this
country. The procession passed up the B1Wery, and
d. Greenpont Kerry, preceded by Robinsons Band.
Al the time of hs DEATH Sergeant Hill an officer
in Cspt. Green's company of Mounted Rifles
PARK BARRACKS
The Mechanic Rifles, Sd Irish Zouaves, ConstIta-
ton Guards, aud Slh Rifles, have az this station, ay-
erage daily accession Of about 200 men.
ANDERSON ZOUAvEs.
All the uniforms required nave now been supplied,
and the inapsacks bells, and cartridge boxes only
seat OF war, and there hire them exchanged DR..
Crawford one of tho heroes of Fort Sumter, will This
afternoon present reg TO Col Riker, IN behalf Of
Gen Robert Anderson.
SECOND REGIvENT FIRE 2OUAyEs.
This regiment has low received It's uniforms and
equipments, and the only cause Of delay in marching
10 the sea' of war il The want of q few more men
Another company viii be mustered in this week
Those wishing 20 be in the service Of the United
States, and Immediately should 81 once apply az the
city headquarters, No. 56i Broadway. Squads are
cent 10 Camp Decker daily.
This regiment 70 70 into camp yesterday, near
Quarantine, Staten Island Ten,s and camp cgnipsge
for 80 men have been supplied by The Government.
KEW ENCANPMENT
4 risoe of ground has been leased ~ Sesrsdale
in Weschester County, by the Qnartermaser OF tire
Army for the formation Of a camp. The FIRST troops
to 90 into camp N ths place will be the Harris Cav
airy, under Col Davies. Tents and camp equipsge !
will be Immediately sent there, the i'll follow
without delay. The camp is known De Camp Howe.
MCCLELLAN RIFFS
MCCLELLAN RTrss.
This name has been adopted by the organization
frnerly known a. the elmo Rifles the eolonecy Of
which has been accepted by Eugene lie Gal, late Com
mudgnt OF the 55h Regiment, Lafayette Guard.
Under Colonel lie Gals auspices the regiment will
progress-no doubt progress rapidly There are now
s2O men, a nuuter sufficient to be mustered In the
State service as a recruiiug regiment.
THE CAMERON RIFLES.
Five companies OF the Cameron Rifles have been
sworn into service. The sixth will be sworn In to-day,
BY Capt. Hayman U. s. A., at the Arsenal near Ho-
boken where the regiment are encamped. The troops
have been uniformed, and the regiment will be COM
pete 1t is expected, in fortnight, and ready to march
for the seat OF war;
REGIMENTS FROM THE FAST.
The 18th Regiment Massachusetts,, Col. Greene,
from Boston and the 10TH Col. Deyius from Worces-
ter, will pass through this dty to-day.
THE VOLUNTEER RELIEF COMMITTEE.
To Ae Idifoyo) The " T. Tribune
Sir: wish TO In Ike few inquiries on behalf Of
helpless mother with wo small Children the younger
six; who is entirely dependlnt for support and has
been for the last three weeks, upon her relatives,
whose husband has gone TO the war.
Ferst; For what purpose ID the Ward Relief Com
mittee" appointed Why askis, beoause l present
cd certificate giving all the details, syned by the
Committee of the Niteteenth Ward at The Arsenal to-
day aud il rejected, beeaute the gentleman had
not received notice OF the regiment being in the field
when toe certificate says, p" now actually serving in
Company A. Mounted Rifles Lieut.-Col. Kilpatrick,"
lesbos showed him letter from the soldier, poet.
maj ked AT Fort Monroe. Why send the appl ants TO
The Committee if the Paymaser lie TO be arbiterI
S.c0ad Upon what basis Of jnsiice or equity is
the relief withheld until The persons ore in the field
II the Government going TO sustain the war, in
the name Of Heaven let them keep the families OF the
soldiers starving, as soon Us they demand their
services which i'll this was from tie 10Th July,
or give months pay in advance 7 Allow one word
upon the method OF payment. there 10 M,
they had paid 80, my ticket was No. l6i; was told
BY ore OF the gentepe that Ut about p. IN. they
would reach my number. AT they were calling
the numbers over again, ard bad reached No. II;
thereby learned that large portion Of the 2OJ had
been Obliged 10 leave aud return again.
Now Sir, why cannot all thOse whose names are
the books and their certificates in the hands Of the
Ppymaser have their money prepared in packages and
Numbered that the instant an applicant preeented
corresponding voucher, lhe package could be given.
Il does appear TO me, that WITH assistant, could
pay so within five bours with greaterease than four
have gone through with this days labor. New appl-
cations OF cO1rte, require much more time. l make
the remarks simply on behalf OF the 100
saw there in the morning, aud then psaiD many Of
them al 2 p. In many Of them With small cbilden at
home. cannot the necessity Of wasting the tue
No. ITO Ess, fcrIeth street. Z
MILITARY OFFICERS IN BROOKLYN.
no. 40 ESsi ,ussl
MILITARY OFFICERS IN BROOKLYN
The G.d oAicerg Of the 18th regiment not lay rlQ