New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21

This ID a considerable falling oil from me lumber
reported the day previous but the probability Is that
the majority OF the absent ones will rejon the
mand in dav or two We conversed with one or two
men In the street who declared they wonid have
nothing 10 do with the regiment unti they Were
paid. They complained that they had been badly
treated.
After rollca Major Lozier addressed each company,
ordering the TO appear at the Hail at CLOCK N
the afternoon, uniformed as far as possible, ana Win
al the arms and aocourenents IN their possession De
longing 10 the United States. He further informed
the men that II found In the streets or al ther MONIES
without furlough, they would be aPprehended oy the
n T Westeryelt, the Regimental Paymaster paid
the wounded and those who had been absent on fur-
ougb also the representatives OF those VINO hsd osen
killed In the late engaeements several VINO haa eit
the regiment without being able at tue time TO receive
their Captains certificate Of disability were also paid
AZ O'Clock the regiment again assembled at the
Hail. and were there kept under arms until 4oclock,
when they were marched by Mai. Lozier down Broad
way 90 The Battery, where they will be quartered for
the present In the Battery Barracks. The men all
seemed In good spirits and fell in with slacrty Dur
ing their quiet march down Broadway, the men at
tracted considerable attention. Tue details OF the
propo.od reorganization have not yet been deter
mined. The regiment was ordered here by Gen.
Mansfield 10 recruit dispatch was sent to the See
retary of War asking him To provide quarters for the
men at ope Of the Government Islands In the Bay, and
the answer called upon the officers at TO recruit
the regiment and report spec lily AT Washington, bat
failed TO sssigu quarters The regiment will be cared
for at present BY the Union Defense Committee.
TIE SECOND FIRE ZoUAyEs.
The members Of the ID Fire Zouaves, who had been
absent from Camp Decker, furloEgh aud otherwise,
for several days yesterday presented themselves at
the camp. Every steamboat which left !or Staten
Island took installment of enthusiastic Zooaves,
They all express great satisfaction In the prospect OF
having an early opportunity Of meeting with the foe
Of the Rebel States, but they cling TO the dear
iA- a.. 80 .a.- hid their final farewell to New
York thoy must have fuFlougn.
DEPARTURE OF THE FIFTH REGIMENT OF TIE
sICKLEs BRIGADE.
The scene al Camp Scott, Staten Island, yesterday
presented new feature that Of striking tents and
packing up things generally. The wives and friends
Of officers and soldiers thronged the camp, taking fare
we'll Of their husbands, sons, and brothers. At an
early hour In the afternoon the steamboat John Potter
wac IN waiting at the landing to receive the departing
soldiers but they did not leave until the shades Of
evening had spread over tho camp. II had been an-
noanced that the ith and 9Th regiments would leave
together but the order only extended to the 5th Ithe
lh IL said TO represent the Second Fire Zouaves who
repudiste any connection with the Sckles Brigade.l
The ID Fire Zouaves will leave tomorrow.
The following is list Of the officers OF the 5th Regi
ment, 40 far it has been able to organize, having
only six companies
Ccon. Chs.. K Graham, Lisusnsnt Colonel. Charlie.
Buri, MAJOR wm ol%.;ssd Asjasn,, John f. CHIP
cs%p.uy y.eceT 1@ecsSsn John S Lieutenant Jane.
cs%r.ay ss B@c.Vssls q Henry " ks; Lieutenant jean
aud Iieutsnent,
Gscs;G G.ss:s ds%i {;
cff%R.aSs feas.Sul, DTYsPs e f.S:n sSSa . SS Bud WI"
Company E-CsPtan. George A. MoIey i't Lieutenant Ed
"e eo%pmy m cap.aS ADDISON % Titus. i:t Lieutenant VIM
NJ. New, Id Leatsnsnt Robert D. Andrews
The companies averaged about TO men EACH The
officers speak in the most commendatory terms Of the
behavior Of the men, They say that better feeling
could not be desired than exists the regiment
and this feeling is accompanied with the most thorough
,uat,. flao 0f fbasa IN and
regiment ID made up OF companies from Massachusetts,
Pittsburgh, and the State of New-York. The order
to march was received on Monday with three cheers
by the whole regiment The officers claim to have the
merit of former experience and 20 TO the seat of
with determination to do all in their power 70 crash
out dsunion. The general appearance OF the men
would indicate that they will prove competent SOL
diers.
They left for Washington last night, many Of them
RECRUITS FOR TIE SECOND REGIMENT, NEW
YORK STATE MILITIA.
detachment OF recruits for this regiment, which Ii
now stationed at Rockville, Md, left yesterday after
noon TO Join the command.
GOVERNMENT TRANSPORTS.
The steamers Nlildin and Planet loaded with Gov
ernment for Washington, sailed thence last
ing, from pier No. 10. North Rivor.
vARrANs BATTERY.
About 43 men of this battery have re6nlised In tho
United States service They will leave this week for
Washington, and will probably be accompanied by
Capt. Varian.
NAMES or OFFICERS.
Comrnandants Of regiments will oblige us by send
ing forthwith to this Office the In full Of all
their field and line officers.
sEyENTY.sNTH REGIMENT.
Lieut.. Col. Elliott of the 10Th Regiment arrived In
this city on Monday evening, under orders from Secre
tary Cameron for the purpose of recruiting and equip
ping q sufficient number of men.
BRITISH VOLUNTEERS.
S. w Saunders, tie Paymaster Of this regiment,
who arrested day or two ago on charge Of APP
10 his own use funds collected from
chants and ohers for the benefit of the organization,
was honoraby discharged by Justice Boerum. The
charges were trumped up by some Of she other ocers
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