New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

parture, with fun eqsipmsnss, including good horse
Sharp esrbiue Savages TevolyeTs, tater, &C, nas
thus far cosc ted at his recruiting oinee ue afnoy
of the 18th Resgiuent, No. 594 Roadway, hity men,
all good riders and ableboded cavaliers. Capt. hli-
patrick ia graduate OF West Point, and geniemsf>
His squadron win leave on Saturday.
MILITIA CAvALFA.
Gen. Han has issued an order directing Cox fosiey
of the Sd Regiment to detail troop 81 10y hofse iiy
equipped, for immediate departure 10 Baltimore, 70
report to Gen. Butler. Another cavalry detacnms'a
leaving
THIRD IRISH VOLUNTEERS
Al meeting Of the officers Of this regiment, neia
Yesterday, the reporss Of officers showed THAI exeeilsn.
progress was being made and thai camp wih socn ~
formed. Several captains have already thesr COM
panes full and ready.
CONTINENTAL GUARD.
The Rev. Mr. Perry is to take command Of this en-
bryo regiment which, however, il is claimed, stands
Reo1 chance both of organization and acceltance. Two
companies OF tho 18th regiment soon to be discharged,
with most of the men belonging 10 their respective
commands, have sgnifed their intention 10 join the
ConLDental Guard. Capt james Farrell, formerly OF
the fth regiment, Ia raisag another company.
BRITISH VOLUNTEERS
A fonrshng regiment Of able and good oihesrF,
the Colonel attaobe of the British army 10 Canada
formed under thiA Immediately after The hst
cell for volunteers and nothing In their way but
the simple word OF acceptance. But 90 much red tapo
preyailedat the time that the regiment, IN name at
least, went TO nothing, aud the oters abandoned the
ladable enerpize in which they had been success
fully exening lhemseives the Colonel returning 10 the
Qaeen dominiors IL disgust Thoie Of the rank and
file who could be 30 treated were Transferred another
regiment, and the rest disbanded. Anew beginning 10
being made, and intelligent British subjects in our
city may yet join 10 bod to show thar, noiwith-
standing their love for Great Britain and the Queen
Englishmen have an interest at stake in yndicsting
the great principles Of government Of the people, and
are ready-those who are among US and understand
the issne Of the meto strike blow s9ainst It's aFcn
II, fa ,ngI In aH -
new levy the British volunteers viii be promptly ac-
cepted and equipped for the war.
CONSTITUTION GUARD.
Quartermsster Bnnich of the DeKab Regiment
has been elected Colonel Of this Regiment.
THE MECHANICS RIFLES.
Recruiting for this CORPS composed Of mechanics is
progressing finely, and they will take the field with as
fue body of men as any regiment in the service.
The regmental headquarters Is at No. ia Grand street
Subscriptions for the benefit Of the regiment Will be
received by the following gentlemen, who constitute
the Executive Committee; Thomas b. Stilluian, Ex-
President Police Commissioners; John Decker Chief
EOgineer New-York Fire Departmenti Danisi Car
penter Inspector Police Department; 8. V. Althanse,
iron manufacturer Alfred Shenck, iron manufacturer;
John j. German, Fire Commissioner; Peter NaylOr,
Merchant; s. v. Baglsy, lawyer; Daniel Msnier Of
Willamsburgh.
MOUNTED RIFLES.
Well.but young men, familiar with the saddle, and
delighing in daring and nerve, are still in demand tor
the different cavalry companies and regiments now
forming. The Mounted Rifles has recruiting offices
at the Park Barracks, where Capt. A. p. Green may
be at any time, he having already enlisted 90 meo,
the erater part Of whom have service either IN
the British or the American army al No. - Bowery,
the headquarters, wbers three officers In charge;
aud at Col Dickels Riding School, in Thirteenth
street. west Of Fifth The regiment Is In quar-
ters at Elm Park, where instruction Is being impaired
In cavalry eyoluiions, and the sword exercise The
officers are experienced campaignen.
RETURNING REGIMENTS.
- IL e. &.
ing That Of the 9th Massachusetts, Regiment has ex
pred that Of the Rhode leland Ut Regiment y abont
terminating that OF the 9th Regiment Of this city viii
end on he eh Of August The jth and 9th Regiments Of
New-York are expected bere In few days and reeep'
tions are being prepared for theui.
The friends and members OF the 9th assembled at
the Armory In Centre Market last evening, 10 make
arrangements. The friends Of the 5h are ergar zing
serving in the 5th Regiment The juveniles win be
provided with knapsarh and nuskets, and esoort the
,th Regiment on their arrival in this city.
6TH REGIMENT N. Y. STATE TROOPS.
Families, q the members Of CoarAnies A, d, {, d,
and can have Isli.f on ThuTsdsy, July ls and Com,
10 ,. n at the Beard Of Qieers [eYns, over Centre
Market, by II. y, 1ang 5t1rg5 Dixon, iry u IL.
Phillips, IN Regiment Relief Committee
WASHINGTON GRAYs.
This regiment IL al East Nsg. .foEs, still recruiting,
Its officers are;
Coone Henry Mc1te Lieut. Colonel LsandsT Buck Nsor
sTs,r-AdIoont ThoI R. Trpbal
Qa.tsrmssSsT, Geo. 9. Bingham
A'hsagt UusItsrnsstsT j. Pierce.
Col~Ii..sTy, George g. ysn bTIDl
ssi1Isss,rb s@iss:s. br wv W '. wlts
ts.:i.s% t:t.%.fSSIs'JyS; S.ss yo:is. Ds. su.,. s.h
. samuel g. }oSnsoS conpsy N ccsps John Ross
Company D-csVtsin Jans. Little COMPANY E-o.Pssin,
snsi SsnS Es SoR JsRSs whsip ccaPsny cspsD N
Warren Company kEo5iP'I ain, ~ hsynoida
NATIONAL GUARD.
The second company New-Yofk 9TH Regiment has
now In active service enlisted for the war; thirty -four
msmbes US commissioned Ofcers and 10 several other
capacities. Among them are one Colonel, one Lieu
Colonel. one Lieutenant Of Cavalry, U. \. A.,
one Lieutenant Of Infantry, U. s.. A., one Ueutenant
of Marines seven Captains Of Volunteers, three
Adutants Of Volunteers Aixteen Lieutenants Of YOlun
,eers and one West Point cadet. A large number Of
exmembeu Of the 9Th are also serving In various po-
sitions-two, Duryee and Allen, as Coionels Of New.
York Regiments.
LINCOLN CAVALRY
Companies d and G OF this regiment, Col. Mercy
uolds will hold meeting at their headquarters dis
Lroy's Riding Academy this evening, preparatory
10 being mustered into the United States service
Friday morning. Previous 70 being mustered an cleo
tion Of officers will be held The regiment B now
neatly full and the remaining companies VIII he pre-
aentei for inspection and acceptance on Saturday.
few abe-bodied horsemen will be accepted TO Ill up 70
the maximum number.
A. CARD FROM J. w. FARMER.
10 "a. Eater Of The ~ Y. Tribva~
SIR: In consequence Of death IN my family shall
M, leave for the sest Of war until the 3th inst Par
ties having any articles to send leave them at No.
az Iudlow street have received 40 Havclocks from
Mrs. l.. Kirkland, II Havelocks from Mrs. q. w.
Field, 70 Havelocks box of conserved curants, and
half dozen shirts from unknown parties.
JOHN w. FARMER.
THE SECOND REGIMENT TN.Y.s.M.-A CORRECTION.
To ne Esitor Of TAsH " 7TibaAs