New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-10
good sailors to the Navy Yard The chartered craft

progress 1PcSe vessels u III
intended for service the home station beard TO
examine the qualification Of some new officials ap-
poioted in the Navy Yard is in session. Commander
Goldborough is detailed for tie Union, and Lieut.,
Saw+t@r, 10 guns, were Yesterday dispatched from
Brooklyn, 10 constitute part Of the Jamestown'5
armament.
The United States transports Huntsville and Dawn,
were put formally in commission Yesterday end had
crews put on board from The receiving chip North
blockade feet and have formidable ornaments for
vessels of their size. The Savannah Wabash,
Potomac and Roanoke. are approaching completion
Funds To pay off the aborers received last even
ing, and will he disbursed to-day tomorrow.
A detachment of United States recruits from
Rochester arrived in town yesterday, and were I'M
medlaely seUt over TO Governors Island where they
will be told off into companies aud drilled. The num-
Der OF eulstments recorded daily at present for the
regular army, not sufficient TO supply its current
wants. Col Smith sugeIntends the exercises OF the
men, and has increased the drilling hours. The Fort
Sumter soldiers are now the only garrison OF For
Hamilton, except one shOt company Of artillery.
The Huntsville and Dawn did not sail yesterday as
was expected but will depart to-day 10 take their
places in the blockading squadron.
Surgeon Williamson is ordered 10 the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, vice Surgeon jackson, ordered to the
Wabash.
DEPARTURE OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT RE-
SERVE.
Yesterday at a. M, "a members Of the 9Th Regi-
ment National Guard, assembled at the Armory TO
hear the final announcement Of and make the neces
sary arrangements for their departure TO join their
comrades in Washington. They TO form the Ninth
Company Artillery Troop of the National GuarG.
They are armed with musketoons, bayonets revovers
and dirks, and completely equipped with KNAPP
suck, havertack blanket, canteen, cups, &e. 1. NJ.
Tying, esq., son Of the Rev DIR. Tying, has drilled the
recruits, and went in command Of The reserve.
large number OF the friends of the marching soldiers
We're present. and among them were many ladies, who
present TO hid farewell ~ brothers, sons and
overs for but few husbands among the presen; de-
tachment. IL was then announced that the reserve
would embark on board tie MataDzas at Pier No. 4,
North River, at o'clock p M, and proceed 10 Wash
ington. The men were dismissed until o'clock, at
which time they promptly appeared buckled on their
knapcks shouldered their guns and took up the line
OF march. A detachment OF the 9Th Reg ent, nnder
Lieut.. Meeks, another from the 55h Garde Lafayette,
commanded by Capt. 1issot, and number of ex-mem.
bers of the 9TH Regiment escorted the down
Broadway, assisted by the inevitable sidewalk
mittee
Al the FIRE their escort left them the of their
immediate friends who remained TO see them Oft. The
Matanzas ia chartered by the Government az a store
ship, and is loaded ills voyage its utmost capacity
with army stores. The transport Of the troops, 1t
seems is optional with the owners the commander,
and the members of the Seventh are charged s2 each
for their passage Mr. Paymaster Kemp, whose
Vices 20 the reserve tetachmens Of the Seventh in
valuable charges the MED only s. WIN the expeca-
ton that the balance S) will be paid from the regl-
mental fund. The men embarked about 8 O'Clock,
when 1t was announced that the vessel could not Rave
until . oeiqek this morning This delay was occa-
stoned, il was stated by one Of two circumstances:
first that Quantity of :tores for the Government
could not be shipped before O'Clock to-day; or, that
without papers the vessel could not PAS the coast
guard after clock at night, and the ship had pa
pers. A few expressions of impotence at the delay
all that heard, and the boys struck up the
"Sar-Spangled Benuer," in which several ladies'
joined. Mr. Tying then asked for sixteen men for q
thay
ing their hands ready for duty. Mr.. Kemp has made
the most ample provisions the way of creature
forts and the men have berhs and staterooms instead
of cramped quarters between decks. Capt. Leisgang
Of the Maanzas has awaited himself Of the services Of
Capt Morris Osborn as pilot. Capt. Osborn has bad
an experience Of thirty years principally along the
coast and up the Potomac. 1t Was with difficulty he
succeeded in efecpg the escape of his own schooner
the Illinois from Norfolk at the time Of the de-
etruction OF the Navy-Yard and men OF war.
COL. MERRITT's IMPERIAL ZoUAyEs.
The headquarters OF the Imperial Zouaves are at
No. IS Broadway. Col. Merritt has devoted all his
corps and from his known lily the regiment will
be inferior TO in equipment drill, and discipline.
He has applied unsuccessiully to the Defense Com
mittee for al in qusrerng and feeding his men and
in conse quence lie compelled to apply TO patriotic ndi
ydual for the TO complete the organization of
the regiment. Gentlemen desiring TO contribute 10 the
defensive organizations will find Col Merritt always
at his post, as every soldier should be-
COL. WILSON'S Z0uAVES.
This regiment ia still quarered at Staten Island,
where barracks III course OF construction for
them. The men have endured many pnvations since
they went into quarters, but they have not murmured.
The officers ON Writing their quarters at night during
one of the late ran-storms, fonnd the men in
groups under their wet blankets singing the " Star
Spangled Banner" and " Hail, Columbia, and ap-
parently not bestowing thought their condition.
The new barracks are being erected on the ground
known as Camp Washington" during the memoir
oh % ZOuaVeg
the most comfortable and agreeably tuated quarters
about the city. On Sunday dress parade and review
of the Zouayes will take Place, when of the best
city bands will be In attendance. few companies
are yet Incomplete, and persons derirlng TO JOIN
Col Wilson's corps " i'll find at the headquarters, Tam
many Hall, facilities for enrolling their names.
THE ELEVENTH REGIMENT AT HAMILTON SQUARE.
Yesterday afternoon this regiment was out on infor-
NAL parade, pursuant to the orders Of Col. Madhof,
the newly-eected commandment, at Hamilton Square,
an open, sloping field, well adapted to the
manenvers of military, nearly opposite the Thirdav.
enue Railroad Depot. Their numbers were about COO,
the men being dressed in fatigue uniform carrying
superior lOngrange rifles and sword bay Onets at their
sdes, but without knapsacks. They are all Germans
except two of the Ofcers-Ferrero the dancing mas
ter, and Major Raymond. About thousand specta-
tors of both sexes gathered the grounds 10 witness
the parade and incredible number of sandwich and
lagerbeer establishments sPrang up at short notice.
This was the first general dfI Of the regiment since
last year. AT noon the arTnores OF the various com
panies which are principally at the Eagle drill-rooms,
corner Of Delaney and Chrystie Streets became
thronged and the carried the soldiers to the Square
in time TO form in line at O'Clock, from which time
the militia were put through the most rgld and inces-
san training ana kept at il until after O'clock when
they returned their respective headquarters they
came The movements gone through with embraced
nearly all that is laid down in Hardees Tactics, and
were done with very widely different success.
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