New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-09

Of Is they have suffered materially for some time.
They are tsing furnished with uniforms just as
fast they con be made. They 10 co sist on a
DIRK blue Packet sale, facing light blue pans, bloc
stripe; scarlet cap. aRd light blue asset WIN lagou
cap. They are also to be provided Witn carr ,gIay
seamless oysrcoais from the Seamless CloLl ns ~.
iaenins Company These seamless ,n Sva repel rain
Ike India rubber, yet have all the coniof'a'i'
ties end the aspect OF CLOTH. a.. A.,
Isdies frequently Wis Rikers Island 20 sec nc ~.
derson Zousves but many Of them shrink rom ,ne
pre.en,e oftheir fair visitors for want OF conoIl
apparel Let the lailes therefore contribute uiue
clothing for the volunteers in the anderson ;s sent
Articles OF clothing Intended ior ,nis Iee LIN 6pd
TO RicbardP. Wheeler, No. III Aott sIIee'' WIN -
their proper destination. 49, rTos from
CochraEes Chasseurs are located tIfee NM
the landing and very pleasantly situated tT % Dol.
tents The main body of the regiment Is h,in a.
ace Garden. where beyond doubt, the most Pala.n,
recruiting quarters in the county are deVoteu W W
cause Of Uncle Sam. Palace GARDEN, 70 up',o ~ n
dents, is worth visit. An ar.ht mas ueeh q" with
decorating the walls posts pillars, panes, &C, VIII
| military devices, such the portraits Oh Eiiemi
Euler scott and battle scenes of the preseat war.
walk through the neat and orderly grohhds rs ihI,e
pleasant as when the place was deVoled eNCiu-No 49,
The arts of peace There is u large spIinSlnS Oh n
tive Americans in the regiment, ana ohoSrs W ~,
| guilty of that which forms the principal opjeoio ,;,
decent people volunteering, SPOKEN VI 90 neotness
volunteers ike dogs" The most scrupni0us pe'e. ,s
i; enionel aud men are treated reasonably peeau.'
they Gel orally know how 10 appreciate sun u 80
| ment. week more, and the UnIted o'.'eS o A. -
will begin 10 prepare for departure, only
uniforms and equipments complete, ana iaeNins go.
hundred or TWO more recruits. fuu company 49,
Ohio recently Joined the regiment o. ,vupany from
Ohio recently Joined the regiment.
AZ Fort SCHUYLER the brooklyn Phalanx, mn
regiment, comp ieeiy armed, Uniformed ana e1f'vs,
l. encim9ed aud ready 20 90 OF, there beng ho.o,nB
wbate or 10 detan longer except pty wDlci the
men il sist they will have before departing. Inc An
derson Zouaves have also been ready for some tiie,
Ia lrnl nt
are up 10 this time provided, and pay is likewise an
Important subject o. Oscusson while the same deter
inatiOn against departing before The money due has
been provided il ex pre- scd very positively. Three
months have ia both cases elapsed since the st por-
tions Of these commands we're mustered INTO service
TIE MECHANICS RIFLES.
Tie offce,s OF this regiment following praise
worthy example by diligently attending TO Their dnlee
Instead Of prUnenadug broadway. Some OF the fancy
pgenilemen, whose sools are wrapped up III making
show might yisit the barracks Of this regiment an
Learn many useful lesson, in observing how ne ON
Gers attend to tie wants OF th,r companies, and dong
al m their power lghten tue hardrhps 0i tue sol
cers. War is "a stern taskmaster, and the pinc,pal
dut, of the officers should be Ia act as fathers 10 thslf
conpanirs and endeayor 20 rave their men and make
them comfortable. company was mustered i"to
service Yesterday.
TN PRESIDENTS LIFE Guard.
The Board of Officers thankfully acknowledge the
Donation of Sl0 80 from the citizens of Ne@-lcTk,
through DR.. l.nurt and Lieut.. GroY, in aid OF the
Prcsidcnt Life Guard, which, with SlOi previously
Acknowledges, makes $2]l 30 collected by the above
named gentlemen for the Nane purpose.
COL. DICHEL's MOUSTMD RIFLES.
At length gratifying progress is reported by tie
recruiting officers OF this regiment, whose heaGqnar-
ters il at No. 5iI Broadway. Numerous additions iron
the coun ry ia squads AID even complete companies,
have been received. The ne, ment has been accepted
~ the War Department and ordered to depart in two
weeks.
UNITED STATES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Col Tomlkins, with his Chief clerk, Mr. Slinson'
and several assistants, dong bnsiness ~ the ol'es ~
State street, are performing an incredible amount OF
iIouortant work At this Tine when all o. her 1nslner.
il AZ sand-stil. Daily the Department ifei8hts and
sends OIL from to three ,hil TO The Son'hw arr.
Tie whole army il supplied fron hew-iork, and lhe
nmoJnt of bneness is NECESSARILY immense. Most 81
the vessels clear for Washing,op next in frequency
! for Fort Monroe; and lusi for Fort fiokens, Fla
yesel was TO have sailed yesterday Tor the latter
place. ...,.
The E,llowin, address IL communicated TO Ne;
a, IVtereas Our beloved and gallant Major, George T..
%sTs bf.Ss!i:sa 3" %q' P 9 r. H. Ga,si
oaud under the ii-hiP Of Gen. Fremont
Elr,d That companion in arms By hi, ola.ly s0sr
sc I'D ooaI!eoa; military and ,'e. 60, DC b.. t;I,a our
isa or hi. fG.-r .~,,gs wsb,s sf BIZ it1 reen
1sg. D. 1l6I. CIiAs. MORTON. q sfnnas,sr
MILITARY AIRS IN BROOkLyN.
Purcell M,Q nillan who has Heretofore been before
tie Hon. Judge Bett OF the Unaei Saies Ds,Iici
Court New-York ON wnts OF hIbehs corpus, having
been seld in custody at Fort Lafayette On tie charge
of treason in aiding the enemy in their attack Fort
Sumter, wss discharged from custody Oh Wednesday
evening by order from the War Department, direct
ed to the commandau, at Fort Hamilton. McQuillAn
cla. ed to lie IA British subject. The order stated that
the charges against the pisouor had not been sus-
tanned.
A new regiment Of infantry named after Gen. Me-
Cielan, has been accepted by the Government and
!snow being organized under the supervision Of
Col WIN. Il. Brewster, bate Major Of the 18th Rsgi-
ment The recruiting Office has been opened In The
corner al c.,; ny sai Henry streets. Many
of the be-, officers of The 18Th and 18th regiment are
engaged in the movement.
The Democratic state Central Com.
snittec.
ALBASr, Thursday, Alg. 5, 1861.