New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY OCTOBER "a, 1861

Company A-Cspt.ln. Theodore w ParPee -, Lisuseo-
COMPANY B-Captsin, Albert NJ Sulith lat Lieutenant
ThoI Stevenson; ID Lisutensn.; Geo w Bolster ..u,
cs. ...1S "a selsn.n frsdeei MACY
Company D-CsPan VIM Fal[ar 1T L E,I. Geo.
Company E-Cuptao John ii. ouscksnbushi LIST Leu'sn-
ant, VIM. T. worrs I'd Lieu.enant JOshus Isa,cs T..
NJ. Vandenberg I'd Lieutenant, vacant ,.,,-.,.u,
Company G-Csptan, Albert N Davidson; lEt isutenant
N. w. Stuyvessnt Cstin; "a Lieutenant Albert A DrsAe
Company H-cspsin, Geo. Dudley Wsrng Let Lieutenant
Fred. h: Thompson I'd Lieutenant vacant
The inspection showed the numerical strength US
follows:
Field Officers Q; Staff S; Non Commissioned stsa, g. Line
Officers three TO each company "a Rank and fe-Conps
H. Company T. a. Company +, ~ Company G, az Com.
pany II, 43-Total uniforms present. BIG.
At the close of the inspection the regiment was
reviewed by Commissary General Welch and Gen.
Hall. Several evolutions were performed which
elected the commentator of all present, the expe-
rienced military officers being agreeably disappont-
ed at the manner in which the men handled their
arms considering that they only received them about
five days before the inspection was ordered. This
was the first time that the regimental line was
formed, and the seemed to understand their po-
sitions. beautiful color was carried IN the ranks
during the review and inspection, being one OF
stand presented by Moses Taylor.
The organization Of this regiment was started by
COL Roome and 1t. Col. Mcneil soon after the COM
mencement of our National troubles, when our elty
was left in unprotected state as 1t were, by the
withdrawal Of the Volunteer Militia. Its labors
were designed to be merely temporary, but so sue
cessful was the recruiting, and so superior the class
of men who fell into its ranks that the original plan
was abandoned, and 1t was determined by the com
mand 10 become permanent organization under the
New-York State Militia laws.
Many Of the officers formerly belonged to the 9TH
Regiment. Recruiting still continues with success,
and this corps bids fair to become Of the finest OF
Volunteer Militia Regiments.
THE HIRAM BARNEY RIFLES.
This regiment which is encamped at the u. s.
Arsenal grounds in Hudson City, Will be presented
with stand of regmental cOOfs to-day Thursday
at noon.
WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
VIM. l.. Burt of Boston arrived here yesterday
morning, bringing in charge Dir. Richard Rome, pm
vate ia the Boston Fusileers, and Capt. Snow OF
the Massachusetts let Regiment, who was shot IN
the foot at Bull Run, captured and taken TO Rlch-
mond and has been in the hospital since until re-
leased this week.
| GOVERNMENT LABORERs FOR WASHINGTON.
The last of the five hundred laborers engaged to dig
trenches &C., in Washington were sent on last night
large number Of men applied at the United States
Engineer Agency Yesterday morning for employment
in th. canacity but were doomed to disappointment.
II is considered probable that another order Tor Ia
borers will be received 10 few days
RELIGIOUS WANTS OF THE SOLDIERS.
| The Army Committee Of the New-York Young
Mems Christian Association has arranged system
of visitation publication and distribution by means
Of which they aim to learn and supply the religious
wants Of the volunteers as also TO minister TO the
sick aud wounded soldiers in the hospitals. MIR.
Vincent Colyer, at No. 81 street, Washington,
will act "a Resident Representative Of the Commit
tee. Supplies Of books tracts, etc, may be obtained
by chaplains and soldiers FROM Mr.. Coyer gratui-
tously. The following letter was received yes
terday:
| 10 at Editor Of The " Y Tribune.
h.h. thas
Of our army Washington to th,nk you heartily for your
and patriotic donation Of twelve copies eay o. IHz
4 TKBrHE which received from you eso evening on
the day their publication and distributed among the hosp
Among the many sts which liberal public supplied
history Of this be written, and IL s
.0s. how ssssys 1.' bee. ss .aP IF D,s T 3,
from the public ks:pseiioIly ,eSI asg eGi vvn
| oct. p. 1891. N. l. Y. NJ. {. Association.
BROOKLYN MILITARY.
The BROOKLYN Rifles the regiment raised by the
late Col Abel Smith, have been placed under CON-
mand Of the Lieut.-COl. Stephen \. Dodge OF this
city. They number 400 men, Independent OF a num-
Der of recruits which Col. Smith about bringing
with him from the interior OF the state, at the time
of the unfortunate accident which resulted ia his
DEATH The regiment will he removed to Palace
Garden, New-York, "a soon as the regiment now
! there leayes.
The Sth Connecticut Regiment, numbering over
900 strong thoroughly drilled armed andequlpqed,
are snully and comfortably ehthdptu VI 1ioHis
Grove, and on the ground adjoining, -four miles from
East New York, and directly on the hourly railroad
route from the South Ferry, Brooklyn, to the vii
LACE of Jamaica THIS crack regiment will be
Joined By other regiments till the aggregate force
assumes the proportions of brigade.
| IIlE IRISH BRIGADE.
| HKADQrAKrERs lRIsH BRIGADE,
| kKw-YOKK, OF 81. 1891.
GEsFEAL AID SPKcIAL 0RDEEAli ohcers Geld and stsf,
cenissioned or noncommissonei ss wei as al those OH
~ ,gped proyisionuly tho command Of companies o.
The tbrse REGIMENTS Of the Irish Brigade organizing In
nj ity are hereby ordered report theseve Friday
net Octo5s % O'clock to hs Acting Bdsader st Fort
I schuyler.
resigned their positions which vii be immediately assigned
20 other parties All pVaes enrolled In te above Tegnoli
are hereby ordered report thenrvesst Fort Schuyler the
,s day aud hour the officers 10 commend Of then re-
.vsc,r compaues. Any piyates falling 70 report VIII be I'M
/ lledlatrly proceeded sgaInst Is deserters 80
Tie officers Of The different regiments OF the brigade VIII
f,h h provide themselves With The uniforms appropriate
20 their respective grades prescribed by the army es.-
ous with the hats and caps specially designed Tor the
officers Of the Irish Brigade. -, ,
is C1ones OF First aud Fourth Regiments Of the BIN
sade viii pTouae the above order TO their Fespeet'e com
n4auls- BY order Of - -,
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