New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-23

was elected as commaodsut, sn> at an early day h
regiment at large will take action ".bs 4. ,hs
Decker ~ vas s authorized 70 to Wa - been della,
until Monday. The only question with |. 10 n''"'''
whether Hoyerument will accept thom. ,,..5s
The I'd Vermont Regiment, expected here ye ''''"
did not make its appearance.
CAMERON ZOUAvEs.
AT meeting IN tbe Actor House yesterday officer
! were elected for the new regiment which is to b
| known as the Cameron Z0IayeS. The Colonel Of thi
regiment is 10 be made from the United States Arm!
by the Secretary Of War, but nearly aLof the otbe
officers are chosen from the ranks Of the 9TH Regiment
| The Zousyes have already bad ofles Of some ,SOt
men, but they viii nevertheless open recruiting ofhcei
| on Monday ut No. I99 Bowery aud at No. 646 Broad
way, with view TO bringing together choice
| force.
THIRTY-FRsT REGIMENT.
An accident occurred to the steamer Ellsworth, with
Col Pratts regiment on board, coming. down tue
neck Of the Sound On entering Hell Gate the
rudder broke, which bad like to have snded the
transport and all on the Hogs Back, and probably
drowned portion Of tie freight. by careful mani
pulaion tie pilot succeeded in working the boat 20 the
Long Island shore where deba ation soon effect
ed, and the regiment then followed its ulm. along the
country road toward Hun'ers Point. This was about
o clock. As their line Of march was sIcees-
sion Of sand-his and the distance by way Of Green
point Ferry to the Cy Hail. not lees than eleven
miles, the soldiers became sorey tired and being with
out supper at l0 O'Clock he hour of their arrival at
the Park Barracks. There were two boats coming
down from the Sound together. the which got
through safely having t5ree companies Of Col. Pras
regiment aboard. The other companies on another
boat arrived soon ler. and marched down Broadway
70 the Prk Barracks, where they had supper aud ut
O'Clock this morning they left in special train which
had been kep. waiting for them.
THE TIIIRTY-sIxTH REGIMENT.
The Thirty.sixtb Regiment, New-YOrk Volunteers,
Col Innaa m the wharf at the foot OF fOrtv
ninth street, North River, tas morning al o'clock,
for Rkers leland. 1t is exPeted thai the reglmens
will remain there but few days, as they have been
notified to be in readiness to proceed to Washington
some day next week.
THE THIRTY-sEvESTH REGIMENT.
It was expected that the 9th Regiment, Col. John
Fl. McCuDn, would depart yesterday afternoon. A
requis.ion for transportation was made upon the
Quarermaster about noon, but at 0 clock pm II was
ascertained that the regiment would not be able TO
90 M only some 800 soldiers could he mustered at
the encampmeut on the Battery. Pckets were DIS
patched in different directions through The city TO
bring in abseptees The total number Oh men IN the
regiment is about 100.
Throughout the day the gate aud the raings around
the camp were crowded with men and women. There
was tremendous rush for admission 70 the grounds,
but none got in 90 readily as he soldiers VINO were
The regiment will In all probability leave to-day by
way Of the Camden and Amboy Railroad line
UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION GUARD.
The recruiting for tls regiment which was discon,
tinued some weeks ago, bas been resumed at No %49
William street. the Headquarters Of the regiment and
q. p. Il. McTgbes law Office, No. 1873 Broadway.
Ouar1rs and subsistence will be supplied TO recruits
as soon as they sign the roll.
THE PRESIDENTS LIFE GUARD.
The Presidents Liie Guard, Col GoodWin, whose
headguarters are at No. 5s6 Broadway, s rapidly
filling up. More than the required complement OF men
have applied for enrolment, but be Colonel desiring
to mako the regiment worthy Of lie name, declines
accepting auy who will not pass inspection morally
aud intellectually NJ well No physically. The motto
Of the regiment Tt irst not for blood but admins
Justice In Mercy.
All who ioin the regiment are required TO sign
PAPER pledgiog their honor 10 1--we true to God Inc
country and t6eG selves, kpoWing section bus tie
whole Union which they will defend against oil ioes
whether nj hone or abroad and to obey the President
30 long he remains true TO the Union rrom az Wo
can les IN we are 70 WINGED that il the deere OF Col
Goodwin aud his co-worksrs 10 have reaiment of
true men, ore that will do honor to itself and the
country Young men who dtsire 20 enter the service
will he able to avoid many OF the unpleasant essocr
tions Of camp ife by oi iog this regiment No delay
tboud he made il expected TO be ordered on soon
ACCIDENT TO LIEUT. WALKER or THE SECOND
NEw-HAMPsyIRE REGIMENT.
The ID New-Hampsiire Regiment, CCL Gilman
Marston, Which passed through this city GA fnday,
embarked on board steamboat hnd ~as eoA'eysd 10
Elixsbeibport, New-Jersey, where hey weSe IRA y
ferred 70 the cars Of TIE Camden and Amtoy Rarosd
The ComIany ei her from deficiency oi cars, OF soue
other csuse fuu.bed tho trim With numter of open
gravel cara On these several Of the soldiers were
slowed and were ia great danger OF being thIOwn o
as there was nothing provided in the shape Of gnar
70 preyent accidents. On one " these cara company
was statioucd and two men placed themselves III
surh poeiion easily 10 be thrown Oh n sase OF
sudden etoppsQe Of the train. About III O'Clock
Ijeat. Cbsles ". Walker went up to the men an
order [, warn them agiinst the Threatened DANGER
when The car gave lurrh pIecipitating Inn 10 lne
ground Tne trsin paseed over one OF ms iegs nor
,...fs.u la IaI -
TILly muIiating II. Ibe tram wHs mh.all
about ten miles from the scene OF the accident ihen'.
Walker insensiOe, and shortly after .ng o'ous,
TO tie hotel lis leg wds found 10 DC 20 U"ny
that anrutaion WIS resor,ed 20 in order to save his
life Lieut.. Walker is native Of Fryburg, Me-, but
for number of years psst has been rs-,deLs oil Con
cord n II. He "a about - years Of ag, anu man Ci
fine Intellect H. wss for rome yeart lnumafei! COG
nected with the New-lanpshrs safe aiila,, anu y'e
of the no,t prominent Free-Masops OF tie state. ie
il a brJtherin-aw Of Bigsdier'ienersl Ardiews, OF
Tie news Of tho sad accident brought TO the city
by Mr. f. o. Foes, reporter for TIE PoTssmomA
Ggx,tfe who went on with tie regiment.
.NoTI,tR STAMPEDE FROM 1nE SChiLs BRIGADE.
Can't. Taylols company oil The Jae Ason Regiment OF
the Sicklcs Brigade ~ yesterday narcL'd on ,ne
grounds at Camp Scot, and proce.dei 20 ttas ,''y
SsIt H., or has been attached 30 the jackson Regi-
mepl from AN esfy period Of Ito existence ana dle
must have been his ouiciD9s to he compelled TO leave
ut this late day. -
DEPOT or yOLUHrEERs--GEN. YATES.
Iptructons have been re eived by Gen. Yates TO &C.
cent all full regiments that may be oiersd, without
waiting lor special orders frcm Albany.
EMERALD > DEpAfrhENT-
GIN. ARTHUR.
The o5,b Reqimen,, Col J. T.. Kerri ,su, viii be
fully uniformed and equipped early tbs week, and
with C,l Innes both Regiment and Col. Murphy
i5h Regiment will probably leave tOr the seai OF Wal
| about Thursday.
p,yb1, GENERALS oFFICT--Cor.. VAN BIRES
| Tie 2ld Col. W. Ptells the 9th. Col. ii. "