New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-08

New-Jersey Central Railroad. An artillery corps
accompanied the command. The baggage tram com
prised 30 horses end 40 wagons and ambulances,
! including a few which belong 70 other regiments
Col. McCarty is a graduate of West Point.
! ARRIVAL OF THE TENTH MAINE REGIMENT
About 9 o'clock yesterday afternoon, this regl-
ment, numbering 900 men, arrived IN TINS clty ny
the steamer State Of Maine of the Fall River line
The men are fully uniformed but unarmed. The
command il composed of hardy lumber-men, me-
ehanics and farmers, from the region OF Poruahu'
Aroostook County furnished an active company.
The officers were Of opinion thai they wonid De SEM
10 Hampstead, l. l., and on opportunity given then
to thoroughly drill their men. who are mostly ray
recruits; but the disconinuance OF that camp naue
it necessary to send them at oLee 10 W ashiD9ton'
portion Of the baggage-train, consisting OF nNS
wagons and twenty horses, has been sent lor"n,u
with the regiment, and the remainder Will specify
follow.
! Amember Of the regiment jumped overheard when
the boat was fifty miles from New-fork ana was
drowned. The body was not recovered, although
Capt Nye sprang in after him in order TO rescue lne
1 Unfortunate man. Hisname was Howard s. Griffin
of Company III. He was resident OF New Glouces-
ter. IL the belief that lie was slightly deranged
The regiment is accompanied by a band Of twenty
four pieces.
II George L. Bell Colonel; James s. Febrown Lieutenant
Colonel Charles Walker, Major Elijah shaw AdJutant
Daniel H. Chandler Horace n JObnsOn Principal h9sicsns
Nj
master Sergeant Charles Thompson Commi:ssry Sergeant
George Rorhrop Hospital Steward William Allen, Drum
Major; Alpheus L. Greene, Fife Major
THE THIRD RHODE ISLAND REGIMENT AT FokI
u HAMILTON.
All the companies comprising this regiment are
drilled three times day in artillery in Fort Haml-
ton; one practice ia with light artillery one at the
siege gun and howitzer and one at the bar6ette and
mortar. The men have acquired great skill In
ing the pieces considering their short practice. Tie
entire artillery force Of the fort is occupied as
instructors, even tbs Quartermaster Sergeant and
Ordnance Sergeant have their squads TO dfiil. No
thing ia fixed in regard to the length OF time they
will remain at the fort. Capt. AnnOn, graduate Of
West Point has been appointed 70 captancy in the
place of Capt. John Daily, resigned. Leut. Chas.
@. Strahan member of the LIST Regiment, has been
appointed TO fill the vacancy occasioned by tho fesig
nation OF Capt. Uammeu.
THE COLoNELCY OF THE I'd FIRE ZOUAVEs
DECIDED AT LAST
Information was received Yesterday al the head
: quarters of the Commander in Chief to the effect
; that the War Department has sanctioned the views
. taken by Judge Advocate Gen. Arthur In Tie matter
NJ the Colonelcy Of the ID Fire ZOuaves Col Falrman
will therefore be duly commissioner W. conmandant
! Of the regiment.
! MORGAN RIFLE REGIMENT.
q The interesting ceremony OF presenting regi-
6 mental flag was witnessed by large con,ourse OF
SPECTATORS friends, and wellwsheIs OF the Morgan
q Rine Regiment at Conrads Yorkville Park, yester-
day afternoon picnic on the grass and under the
shade of the noble trees part Of the programme,
and great numbers Of German couples and tamilies
. assisted The colors received on the part Of
the regiment by Col. Luz, in brief but patriotic
= address, the loyal sentiments OF which we're ap-
? plauded to the echo The entire proceeds Of the
festival are to be appropriated toward the relief oil
the families Of the gallant rifemen.
. 4, NETWORK RECEPTION TO A MASSACHUSETTS
% REGIMENT AND BATTERY.
% II has been before stated the 22d Massachusetts,
md If Tal ilann
4 (Sepator from Maisachusettsl, and Capt. Toletts
% Battery of fying artillery, have been under march
. ing orders for week pact. Tie regiment VIII leave
y Boston this Tuesday afternoon for New York,
reaching here early tomorrow morning. 1hs bate
nv left Yesterday Monday evening, aud vii! reach
. this city this afternoon
The arrival Of thoIe fine corps in city ia to be
made the occasion of splendid reception by he res
8 ident "Sons of Massachusetts" assisted by very
many of our own most distinguished citizens. The
battery which will be the first 10 arrive. will be
auartered in one Of the Harlem Railroad depo,s, tie
pieces cassons horses, &C., being placed In large
yard in the vicinity TO await the arrival OF the regi
a ment. Three depots OF the Harlem Railroad having
: been rendered 10 the Superintendent Of the New
Q Haven Railroad for the accommodation Of the regi-
mept and battery, Col. Frank +. Howe has had
them fitted with the necessary accommodations for
400 men, large car house being used as an i'm
promptu restaurant an oven and large beer having
been built for the cooking Of rations coffee &c. and
three long tables ranged from end 20 the other
y On Wednesday morning the Sons will give grand
breakast 10 the officers Of the regiment and battery,
at the FifthAyenue Hotel, At which the following
persons will be present; Gov. Morgan and staii,
0 Hon. Geo. Bancroft, VIM. Cullen Bryant, Gen.
Sherman, j. j. Cisco, Hiram Barney y. Perrit,
Q iona Stnrges i. Wetmore, "A. T. Stewart, Thurlow
Weed the Army officers stationed in this city (in-
. GLIDING Col. Tompkins, Major Eaton, and others,
. Rev. DR.. Bellows. Rev. Dr. Chaplin, VIM. Allen
Butler the sons Of Connecticut and the Of Mas
| .schusetts in large numbers.
Al the breakfast, the Rev. DR.. Bellows will, in
behalf Of the sons Of Massachusetts, welcome Col.
Wilson to this city, to which the latter will respond,
and other speeches expected from the venerable
! Rev DIR. Pierpont the Chaplain Of the regiment,
= DIR. Purdy, james L. Brady, Capt. Follett, and
I. others.
file will also breakfast substantially above stated
: During the breakfast at the hotel one OF our most
u popular glee clubs will sing The Sword Of Bunker
2 HILL and other appropriate songs and Dodworth
u full band which has been engaged by the Sons
TO perform for their Escort will play several national
y airs. go
AZ - o'clock, the regiment and battery will form
, three sides of hollow square in front OF the hotel
the men forming fifteen deep, when James I. Brady
in an address the commands soldiers, will pre-
sent an American standard TO Col. Wilson, to which
!. the latter will respond. -,
After the presentation ceremonies, the column viii
! form as follows:
Z Dodwortps Band.
: The Sous Of MssI,chusett.
'I Regimental Band.
The 22d Msuschu,etts Volunteer Regiment, Col Wilton.
Reginlenal wagons, ambulance, 4c
o The column will march down Filth avenue u
Fourteenth street; up Fourteenth street TO Washing
: ton statue towhich marching salute will be paid.
0 thence down Broadway hating at the Park, where
cofFaa will be served to the men; after which they