New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18
day Of retibuion IL at hand, and there d no power
arrest its progress or is terrors.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL WAR MATTERS.
THE NETWORK LEGION.


rsrfy commanded by Gen. Curtis The BnotIya
PDslaDx, under Col John Adams and Lie Col. q.
Nelson Cross, form the Cd Regiment OF the Ierios
Tie New.York Fire Zousves under scting Col l'aatA
| the Sd, and Col. Merriit's command Of ImLeiA
Zouaves, the 4th Regir ent.
COL. BAKERS REGIMENT.
Col Baker will occupy Fort Scbu,l ler as soon -
is evacusted by C'L Duryes. Col Bakers hesdquar-
are now at the corner of Fourth street aud Broad
way, where picked men will be received recruits.
Tboee who enlist will enter upon Government psg
and rations Immediately.
GERMAN BRIGADE.
1t was resolved at a melting Of t'e officers Of the
Steuben Regiment, Col. Beudix, German Raes, Col.
Blenker, Turner Rifles, Col. Weber, and tho De Kalb
Regiment Col. Gilsa, to consolidate th.ir regi.
Ineuts into brigade, 10 DO commanded by Col Blen-
ker Of the German Rifles whose qualifications for the
post long experience AZ general ofRc In Eu-
rope. IL is intended in addition to the brigade to AZ.
tsch troop Of 200 cavalry aud artillery corps of
200 men with park Of artillery copsiipg OF two D.
FOUNDER, two 2-pOnnder, and two 2s-pounder how'll
zers The cavalry corps 10 now forming, the men own
| ing their horses.
FIRST CALIFORNIA REGIMENT
The elections for officers of the above Regiment ase
reported to Gen. fates at the Volunteer Depot corner
| OF Elm and Wfi'e streets, as follows:
Colonel Roderk Mstheson Lisuessut CoIone Francis 4
Pi.io M.lO. Geo Ftsnt LeHon;
Company B-C.psn chss Bubb' l't Lieutenant, VIM Z.
s'cas Sssg.1s a%;t r. sS:G xs Bays. Is. Lieutenant wn
Sa:.g %'ss sss M Lieutenant '''
PS1ay Ensu 1 ssdres P Ps;isr A '' -'''s0''
Company fcspan, James H; Bnter; LIST Lieusssns. Js
serh G. Hyatt; Fnsigu ADthony Alaire
cOmpsny o-Cspsn. Rus'r Myers i't Lieuensnt. ssnus
Mckee Eosign. James J. Tasddrll.
Company B-Capain wm Chalmers rstLisutensn; wn.
Company I~Cep.aln John Whi,ock First L.eutsr ant Hrsn
co@p."y J1c.paIa, W@ Howard Robinson Fir.Lieui..
ant, Geo. H. Moore; Ensign, J. w. Maoterstick.
BRITISH VOLUNTEERS.
Recrnits from tie rural districts crowdng int
the ranks Of this regiment. squad Of ffy men from
Newark, n. j., under Capt. W. ". Armstrong. AZ
rived yesterday. Capt. X. f Hamrson arrived from
Boston with one hundred men. Other recruits AZ
expected from Albany aud Montreal Cart. Howe's
Company from Troy joined the regiment on Tbursdsy.
THE SECOND REGIMENT n. Y. sm.
II is believed that this regiment Ill go 10 Nashin9.
ton to-day, which occasion the rev anlfprn which
ordered some time ago. will he distributed to tns
men.
FLAG RAISING.
large and beautiful American Flag and Stresmef
were raistd on the Rose.fiill Methodist Episcopal
Church. Twenty-seyenth street. on the 18th inst, as
o'clock p. m. After TIE singing of patriotic hymn,
" Ny Country Tis Of Thee" by The assembly, The
Pastor Of the Church, the Rev. Wilbur Fisk Wstkfna
delivered sprit.stiring address, and boi,ted the flag
to It's place amid The firing OF cannon AID the cheers
of the spectators. The Star-Sp4nsled Banner wa
then snnQ with fine effect. and the Rev. X. NJ. Hss-
field followed with an earnest, eloquent, and appro.
had gone out from the church 10 the service of ther
country-some twenty in all-wss read by Mr. Wss.
kins and was received with q round OF cheep. An
original hymn composed for the occasion by mrm,'es
of the congr. CATION was then suug, AID the meeting
dispersed with three cheers for the ladies who uaos
the flag: Three times three for the " Union, the Coo-
sitntion, and the Laws. There WISE very large az
tendance and the whole occasion was very enthus-
astic and happy one.
THE TRADES MOVING.
There is a movement on foot among some OF The
mechanics of our ciy TO form companies from among
their own numbers for service during tte war; The
haters are first to initiate this movement, and ase
now forming q company To be commanded BY M.
Thomas Rafferty,, IA wei-known manufacturing hattef
Of this city There is more respectable or iceit
gent clas Of mechanics IN the city than the hatfers,
aud they intend to keep uptheir old character Among
our merchants and manufacturers who have suffered
through Southern honor the hatfers hold f. Mt rank
there being e,Ioely house ia the city who have hs1
dealings win the South that bave Lot been ruined ov
the repudiaion of their debts by their Sout erD cuo-
toners and as a consequence their thrown OF
OF work Capt. Kaiierty's headquarters arc at No.7
Bowery.
srRENADE TO THE DEFENCE COMMITTEE.
Last night the Union Defense Committee were sere-
made at the III th Avenue Hotel by lOO members q
the Teutoria Club who are volunteers IN the Carl
baldi Guard. During the serenade Col. ID UtsSy, u
"a short speech introduced TO the Committee the on
GERS Of the Guard. Mr.. Draper responded Ia the
Of the Committee, returning thanks for the prompt
in which the Gaioaldi Guard came 10 u
defense Of the common country. We thank you SAID
Mr.. d. and tope for you all the glory and honVr which
attends devotion to 40 holy cause Three cheerS
given for the UnIoD and three more for the CON-
mitee. The band played the kakoosy March,
Cavafina from The Huguenots," "H hungary March"
lmOrtellen Waller, and the Star Spansled Bar
ner" novel feature OF tie performance was tie dg-
ing of the Teutonia Male Chorls, who Sang 90 TIE
eIsnd Sony" by Ortner, p" The Warrior Song"
by Kuckeu and the " Star Spangled Banner Among
Il number OF distinguished individuals who were pres
ent were: The Hon. George Bancroft the Hon Cars
Scharz, the Hon. Fernando Wood, August Belmont,
esq Gen. Arthur, Col. Van BuIen. &c.
TIE NAVAL BRIGADE SUFFERING FOR WANT Or
FOOD.
Men may te very selfdeDyipg and brave, but they
mast have something 10 eat The provisions OF The
Naval Brigade will be exhausted to-day, and the mea
vi be compelled to disperre ii they not iKlmcdi-
ately supplied That the men composing this brigade
looked upon OF the night stanp Tor service,
eyinced by the tact that numerous spph sions are
made for de scbments to out in steamers and othAf
vessels Tor protection. THUS tie Columbia, for Ha-
yans, wanted ten men, but as she had bat gun,
Colonel bartlett advised that they should not go
several 2-pounders should be put the steamship,
and more men taken 70 manage them, he was willing
they should Co. More than ordinary precautions are
needed. A sea captain, staunch, reliable man, be-
longing in Bath, Maine, Just ir New-O leans, rs-
porte that the Star Of the West and the Calhoun and
two other craft actually upon the higt seas
withstancing the supposed blockade OF be Mississippi
a river which has msiy outlets that il is no easy
matter enforce strict ii, OK de. II this FIN. brhxdn
Is 10, prUviiea with means "a subsistence snd from
this caure compelled TO disbsnd, great rerponsi
biliiy i'll upon those in auhorit Va, They are aso
very short of clothing. Yesterday the Chaplain
bought several indis sable arclet for some OF the
men, paying fer them out OF bis own RQgkF.Seme o4
the have no shirts Arti.les may Be isi;ai The
hcsdquar,ers No. 3is Pearl ssree and%ill 30 thank.
fully received.
EXAMINING SURGEONS.
The Examining Board OF United States Army Sur
geons LIS III seasion every day at the Me,ropol:tan