New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15
QUARrERMAsTER AND CoMMssARY DEPART.

MENTs.
0uarteruAster.Geu Arthur has not yet awarded
the contract for supplying uncooked rations to the vol
unteer forces ouarered in this city but 1t is expected
that Mr. Fent will be the future contractor No uniforms
have vet been furnished under the new contracts en-
tered into BY Deylin Hudson& Co., and A. T. Stewart
A. Co Gen. Arthur, upon therequsition Of Rrgadier'
General Yates, at once quarters and subsss and sup
plies with blankets and maattasses recruits Tor the &C.
cepted regiments.
Commi-sary General welch has NOS yet awarded
the contracts for equpu ents lie is desirous that an
officer to represent tie ,verpment shall be appointed
to attend to the inteeats of the Federal Government
which will ultimstcy have TO pay the bills. ihis
officer has not yet been detailed. As soon as he ar
rives tho bids viii be examined and the contracts
awarded. . ..
Several red cannon are at preseut IN the possession
OF the Department at the srsena which will be re-
taned for the arriving of the Volunteer Artillery reg-
ment, which " to be organized as one of the 25. II
" i'll contain Elk batteries OF four guns each.
At the United States Quarte Inasters . Office, arms
from Europe are being received almost dsy for the
Government aud are beiog shipped to the various sta
tions of our army. twenty-five hundred Austrian
rifles have been shipred by Adamss Express to ST.
Louis for Gen. Fremont together with Large supplies
Of heavy ordnance Immense quaint les of army stores
also forwarded BY r,i and transport to Washing
ton, Fortress Monroe. Baltimore and 81. Louis
ANDERSON ZoUAyEs.
II Is expected that this regiment will leave for the
seat Of war to-day or Tomorrow Previous TO depart
nre they will be presented with a nstioUal standard.
The regiment will hand ut tue foot Of Fourteenth street
and march down Broadway.
PROVISION FOR THE WOUNDED IN THE NETWORK
HOSPITAL.
In accordance with instructions from tho Surgeon.
General, c. X. Agnew, Medical Direetor has made
engagements for the accommodation of any Of tie Now
York volunteers returning from the war sick or wound
e in the volunteer department OF tho New-fork Hoe
pital.
HARRIs's LIGHT CAVALRY 4tD+
This regiment, quartered At Scnrgdsc, is under
ders to join Gen. McClellan's column at once. COM
pany ON Troy arrived yesterday morning; another
froa Hartford aud squad from Newburgh ariyedthe
day befoie.
illery and has been detached for special duty in this
cofps bas inst returned from Fortress Monroe 70 assist
In tho completing the orgsthaton or the regiment
The Harris Cavalry will form q part of q brigade
which will be under the command u Col Baker oi tne
California Regiment
Recruits to ll up companies i'll received az No.
6aS Broadway, who at once uniformed and cent 10
camp where they are placed under instructions With
thoroughly accomplished cavalry oficerS'
THR OLD SEVENTH. t1f
At a roueh calculation, 81 OF the 7th Regiment,
National Guard have Joined other military organiza-
tions some Of VIII are already In tue field while the
others are preparing 70 leave as coon as poSsoie'
BRITISH VOLUNTEERS.
Company A of this Regiment will be mustered into
the service on the l6thiust, at Nc. ~ Broadway.
PAYMENT OF THE TWELFTH REGlMEST--pis-
SATISFACTION or THE MEN.
Tho right wing Of the 10Th Regiment assembled yes
terday at Regimentsl Headquarters, No. 5si Broad
vay for the purpose Of siyLing the pay rolls. There
was much iii satisfaction in regard 10 the payment Tor
uuif,ns. The men are 10 be paid Tor two nonths'
service, having been paid for one month at Wasbng-
ton. when they say, a. was deducted for uniforms.
They arc TO receive s2i 25 for tho lac, two months
lea slo so for uniforms, which were ordered OF Mr.
Brooks, the tailor.
UNITED STATES VANGUARD.
| The quarters Of this Regiment have been changed
| from Broadway Park 70 Hsrmonie Ca den, In Essex
straet where they will remain oni ordered on some
Government isand Many recruits are received from
ire country end n company of experienced rifemen
from Lewis Couoty, under Capt. p W. Smith, have
| lust beea mustered Ia.
DEPOT FOR VOLUNTEERS.
The first companies Of seven new regiments have
been insreOted and assigned quarters by Gen. Yates.
About ten companies reporsd for Inspection Yesterday.
MILITARY ENCAMPsirST IN HEw-JERsEY.
Tia u Riao Regiment of New-iork composed prin-
eipaly VI Cormals have been eneanPed for The past
Ten or twelve days on the old Ubea States ATsenal
| grouId ri Bergen Hill ID, winch Is admirably
adapted for that purpose. Ibsre are at present eight
ful compgnIes that have becn sworn nto tbe UniSed
ststes service and two additional com aanies sre cx-
rect.d there in a dsy or two The regiment Is OIL
cered BY experienced men. Their names are ne fol-
coloner-Iober. O. Bsee Of Heb ksn Liea,ersucOouei-
kGs SsSss'sss s1sop A
Reissbers CsDtaus-Co A. yen Selnhagscn 90. % Van
linden; CO c. Vsn Der Bosch Co d yogui Co =, Wo,ch
Co v kons Co. g. BaeheEi Co. H. hoamsnOi Co. 'Csapc
Col. Betqe is gradus'e Of the Artillery School Of
Potsim near Berlin and has served IN tho Hcl'sein
war as Captain. -
Lieut. Col Keefesh is a translator and author Of
several military works.
The C,ains have all served in the same capacity In
the Prussisn, Austrian, and United States armies.
The let Iieutelants have all served IN armies Of
Europe and this country.
TIE regiment expect 10 receive marching orders the
lat OF the present mouth. .
Tbsrs are now several recruiting stations in New
ark. 10 obtain vonnteers for tho five new regiments
called for from New-Jersey, and also for New-fork
regiments.
PATRIOTIC GRAFTON.
II is anpounced tha, tho Rov. John Quincy Adams
will deliver patriotic oraion before the United States
Chssseurs, on the evening Of the 18th instant, st
| Palace Garden.
NO MONEY FOR CLOTHING.
| member Of the Sth Regiment says they Were not
paid s3l o. including 81 20 for elcthiug, for their
servces from the 18th a April to the 3lst Of May, bet
only received 81 AZ.
| Nrw-YORK MOUNTED RIFLES.
Col Dickel has Just received order from the War
Department for 10 horses. This VIII give his troops
fine opportunity to perfect themselves In Iuestrian
and cavalry exercise while yet In camp at Yonkers
| headquarters, No. 542 Broadway.
VAN ALIEN AND M'x's CAVALRY.
The SchohaIie and 0tsego company Of this fine regi
cpt arrived In this city Tuesday, and leaves this
morning for Washington. The company numbers 80
men, and is commanded by Capt. Peter nj. Murphy OF
Sehoharc. The examining ply scian at The muster OF
Can't. Murphys company pronounced his men the very
be., hs had ever nspec' cd Not anglo man enrolled
was rejected by the surgeon.