New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-18

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"a IJaIs tGpa apt J. g. wmd LIST Lieut. s. NJ swar.ou
Company k1o.ps j. Foster I.t Lieut.. 8. Gale. %
= brass band Of twenty-five pieces from ChemunO
County, led by Michael Connolly. accompanies The
regiment. Its other equipments such as tents, &c,
aIe leIt behind In the charge of Lient Wallace, Com.
Rahy r. and 20 men. Wagons will be furnished at
asnIngton' The men are dressed in regulation dark
olus Irock coets and plain pants They number 925
and nave Enfield rifles with the common shank bay.
SSne e The regiment has been six weeks at Camp Wy
man.
guard Of IS men was left at the encampment, un-
| ger command of Lieut. S *. Wallace, to look after
me ieSinental baggage aud camp oquipage which,
WIN 'he detachment will be transported in day or
| ELEVENTH MASSACHUSETTS,.
yesterday morning detachment of IS men, belong
ing 70 the nth Massachusetts Regiment, arrived in
t1ls Guy by the Fall River line and departed for
Washington by the New-Jersey Railroad at IL clock
The men were dressed in dark.graY sui' with regu-
latlon bat. They were recruited mostly in Boston,
ana win receive their arms when they arrive in Wash
| ington.
VERMONT snARPsHooTERs.
The Vermont company Of sharpsboo'ers left for
Washington last evening to join Col. Berdan's Regi-
meht OF Sharpshooers. They ore commanded by Capt.
Weston of West Randolph The company numbers
upward Of IUO men, who were selected from 80 ap-
picants.
FORTY-SEYENTH REGIMENT.
The 47th Regiment Eew-York Volunteers, known az
the Washington Grays left their encampment at East
Newlork on Monday evening and were transported to
this city, when aflera short march through Broadway,
they took their departure for the seat Of via The
New-Jersey Railroad. They numbered $40 rank and
file. The officers names are as follows:
iIGossaaiSc% 9sSa SGoJS L. Fraser
MIor-Daniel Lloyd
Adjulant- Edward Blox.
Recommendations c. Bingham.
Psyuaster-FredercS A SAWYER
CommisIaIy-G. y. Ven Brunt
surgeon-W. V. White.
Charlain-Rev. Joseph Booth.
Sergeant ajor-E. Grandral
Commi.sary. Sersesnt-E. B. Brown
Hospital sewardpR PeEb IDLE ona -
Drum Major-John a. May.
Loter
Company B-Cspt s. O. johnson, Lieut. Tho,. Draper.
Company Capt J. Noble Warren, Lieus John Ros' and
C5npmy Dept. j. g. Smith Lieu.s. J. h Mcdonald, and
Company E-Capt. @. Quicker, Lieut' A o. B. Smith aud
Company F-C,rt R. O. Newell. Leut. -.
Company G-Cagt Chas. A. Moore Lieut' o. M Hustled aud
Company CGCspt -, Leuts J. j. o'MaIey, and Andrew
Company I-csp, Allen Lieut. J. w swin, and R. O.
Company K-cap. J. II Reynolds, Lieu''. J. Mott. and O.
ARRIVAL OF THE ALBANY REGIMENT.
The 45dRegiment n. Y. S. Volunteers, Col. Vinton,
recently Quartermaster ct Albany, received urgent
orders were thought to be inopportune inasmuch as
thescommsnd was not more than half full. The regi-
ment numbers but SO men, divided into the following
cOmpaLes
Company A, Capt john Wilson; Company b, Capt.
Van Slyck Company {, Capt. Griffin; Company ID,
Capt. Clark; Company t. Capt. Roger; Company
+, Capt. Jacob Wilson; Company G., Capt. Matthews.
The regiment will be filled up on its arrival in New
York With the exception Of Col. Yinton, the field
officers are yet 10 be appointed. Major james ii.
Bogart Of this city the Adutant, and Dr. Case tue
Asss,sn; Surgeon.
Col Yiuton is the son of Major Vinton who found d
hero's grave in Mexico His uncles. the Rev. DR.
Vinton Rector Of Trinity Church IN New-YorS, and
Major Nn0n, Assistant United States Quartemaster-
General at New-YoTk naturally feel the greatest in
terest in his success lie i graduate Of West Point,
and Of the School OF Mines, IN Paris lie was engaged
in engineering ia South America at the breaking out
Of the rebellion. lie at once resigned his position
there, came TO NewIork, and Immediately offered ms
services TO Gov Morgan, was accepted and has spent
his entire time since in organizing his command.
. The regiment embarked at Albany Monday even
boat having run aground Vnen nti sd -sciOs. The
men were all well armed and equipped. From the
boat they marched 10 the Park Barracks, where they
were provided with supper, aud where they remained
during the night
The IRE zoUAyEs AT THE BATTERY-THE
REGIMENT ORDERED TO FORTRESS MONROE
The lat Fire Zouaves are again encamped AZ the
Battery. Yesterday tents were pitched, and II was
given out that the regiment would remain there un1li
ordered elsewhere.
There was general muster and TOll.call yesterday
morning. in pursuance Of an order from the War De-
partment directing that those who were not spe
cialy recommended by their officers should be mus
tered out OF tie service About 300 were present.
The order received by Col Sacket in regard to this
command il as follows;
WAN DErARrsESr, ADJuT. GESERAI's oyyIcz,}
Warrington, sept 10, lS6l )
81 Ib. mastering Office in New.York will immediate
the Fire Z1uaye. with the exception Of such officers nust
clans aud pyas be retained on Recommendation OF the
Colonel
nor Of New. York to be recruited aud -rorganized.
BY order, L. THOMAS, AdjutAnt General
Leut.Col Sackett is also in possession Of instruc-
ons by which all equipments and supplies OF regi-
ments will he paid from the QuarteTmaser Depart
ment instead Of this oihce
Col Sheppard, the musterng-out officer appeared at
the encamI during the afternoon, and looked over
the rolls In company with Col Lozier, but took no
immediate action thereon. II is the intention Of the
Government to weed ont the diaorderly and disrepu
table men who by their dsgacenl conduct since their
return here have brought Disgrace upon the command
The COmmander-in-Chief yesterday held telegIaphc
communication with the War Department, which re-
suited in his issuing the following order last night In
relation to the Zouaves;
GaS1TII EEAporARrpi . on TUE srArE OF NEw.YORK,(
Adlutent Generals Office, Albany, sept IL is5l y
SPECIAL ORDER No 596-Ihe lltb Regiment New-bork
Volunteers hs Fire ZcuaVos Col Lo1ier command
ng will proceed forthwith TO Fortress Monroe aud report for
c Loyicr viii MAKE gsquisition Col u. d. Tompkins for
transportation and Mai d. b. Eaton for subsistence on the
'Hg Cen yse. Il charged with the execution Of this order
By order Of the Commando in. Chief
THOMAS HlLLHOUSEi AdjuGant General
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