New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.


chancs from the Counties of Niagara, Genesee, and
Orleans, who had been oucamped Albany for several
weeks left that city on Monday night in the propeller
Henry Andrew and two barges They arrived al this
city Yesterday at 10 O'Clock and made fart to the end
of Pier No. p North River. number OF the soldiers
were allowed 70 land under escort Of corporas as the
regiment was not to leaye before o clock. Inc Dhk
of the rank and file did not appear 10 be anxious aoout
getting into the city, preerng 20 leave Tor the scene
of conflict at The greatest good nature prevsed
among the while they waited for the hour oil 1h.lf
departure. One thing remarkable III their depoft-
ment-the agreeable absence Of that coarse profanity
which so frequently mars the departure OF our regi
ments
The regiment il .s-ougbly equipped. Their arms
consist OF tue Remington rite OF IS, with sword
bayonet II is very light, handsome, and eitclent
weapon. Many Of them were armed win reviewers
| Their camp equipsge appeared TO he conpfee:
Al about o clock, the seimboat Nil van huii was
haned down toward the eUd OF the wharf, and I'M
mediaely The work of transferring the bag gage am
! munion, and equpage commenced. Never aa men
work with greater zest and willingness IMAM olo tne
soldiers of The 18th IN this enterprise Every man mp
pesred AZ If he had something Of personal nature III
stake; and everything done with ease and order
| In tho coufse Of the transference. crow was
| brought of by Of the soldiers. Lake Barnaoy
| Rudge .Iep" tlis crow had a history IL i the
pet OF the company aud follows The 18th Regime Mt TO
/ axe part in the periOus adventures Of its friends
| One of the pfivates Of this regiment having had
occasion about year ago TO lie III The South ON o"si
siness was reported 10 he iron The Nortb, aIo HuP
cion fell heavy upon him that he was an Abotionst
IIoweTer, he was treated very roughly and ordered
| home without having an opportunity TO hDsh MS
business. He siys that be now goes 10 'enge thai
wrong done TO limse.f, and TO thousands OF other
Northern citizens who have suffered all sorts OF lhdlg
Dities the hands OF the rebels He said, his idea
! was To help in A" All effort ~ make s0ciety.
Another private la the regiment who II the owner OF
one hous.nd Of land AID otLerwise comfortably
suated at home sud that bis object 10 gong was 10
vndcate the honor Of the American flag ana 70 take
pat in the Establishment Of national ustlce and liberty
| 10 American citizens on AmcIi an soil
All the men look healthy aud intelligent. Only two
cases II drunkenness made thei appearance from the
time of the arrival 10 the departure Of this regiment
Quite large number of friends were on the wharf 70
bid .dieu 70 brothers and who were III the reb-
ment There were however, no tearo flowing; stont
hearts leaving, and stout, patriotic bearte Were
left. young LADY remarked 10 our reporter that her
brother prIvate IN that regiment aud aitbongh
she sorry u part with him, yet she would not lor
the world permit him to her shed tear-nor did
she, but the Kill Kuli disapp .red in the die
lance she breathed a sisters God bless him., and
| left tie wharf which bn; few minutes before had
! been "A scene # war.ike enterprise.
| II appears that while in camp every company had
pra er-neetngs daily. large number of the soldiers
! are church memben-not q few Of them BENG also
Sabbath-School teachers Tie Chaplain, the Rev. NJ.
| Plat, was formerly Episcopal Minister Al Lock
port lie feels proud OF Lis regiment, aud has great
| faith in the efficiency of It's member.
The regiment numbers $50 rank and fe. Along
with them was Sergeant Bah OF the l.tn Regiment
" Y Volunteers having charge Of seventeen soldiers,
three of whom had deserted The others hal been IL
the hospital at Albany when their regiments left, and
they proceed 10 Join heir comrades on the Held oil
I battle.
Tho following liz, comprfes the officers OF the 2sth
/ Reliment
Ilis-Colorel Dudley Dounelly Lieut. Col. z ,. Brown
SsF|Id,itsEt Cha. sproui oaaf.ens,.. T. L. sts,,s
surgeon, D. " Hslmeri sarre'ns Mate d. ket'n' Chap
Lac Cr.en -Comp,ny A-Csq,sin Cob. Lieut. I. Long
Cosysay B-c,st " W. Bah, Lieut.. J. D. Jadd, Ensign J.
cs.p-ny c-c.p.. W. n II. MAP~s Lioo, W. c. Warren.
Coinpsn, D-Csp j. Bowen, Li,n, George D.vi, Enhsn
corTnny cap. Fnserld Lieut. ". Brown, Ensign II.
Company F-C.pt c. Fem, Lieut.. W. W. ROsIey Ensign
compAn, G-c,l, D HAId,e, Lieut. J. Ncssuon. EH'i,n
Comp.ny If-Clp,. H. wArsr Lieu, J. G. Terry Ensign L.
Company I-Capt G5ad, Lieut. Justin Vac. Ensign George
Company K-c,r.. ". II. Paige. Lieut. v Farley, Ensign J.
ID. Amss
UARTEENIAsTrR-GENFRu's DEPiRTNGNT-GEN.
tRTuIR.
AZ this Office they have nearly completed The cloth
ing vi Col. Kerrigans t!Jt IL gimcnt. Col. Mathi-
sons Regiment, the I'D, r now completely clothed
Yesterday 100 shirts were rent 10 Elmiia Depot
Isl pairs pants were eent TO Col. CorcOrsn for the
piled by this depaduen
DEPARTURE or sTRiGGirRS.
About 100 Of the srag- leFs left behind by the jlst
Regiment, Col. Pratt, were sent forward Yesterday
afternoon in the sVecal tram that took ont The Yer
monters. About 30 Of Col McCmn's regiment also
went in the sane trin. few are till in this
city, aud some in the hospital. They viii be sent on
as soon NJ fonnd.
L. = QUARTTRN.STTB> DEPsRTmrNT-COL.
TOMPKINs.
requIsition for the transportation of Col Bakers
regiment Low al Fort Schuy Ter, was made on Co.
Tompkins yesterday. They will be sent forward on
Friday. No other roquisiliOD had been presented 1t
0 dock yosterday afternoon.
REolMENTS 10 GO TO-DAY.
The I'D Regiment Col. Ma,l on, which was 10
have left yesterday but had no received Lneii clothing
in lime, will leave for Washington Today.
The IG'h Regiment Col. Davies, from Albany, will
arrive this morning, and proceed 10 Washington this
afternoon.
SWORD PRESENTATION.
Ar elegant sword was presented 10 Capt. David
Lamb of she 3is REGIMENT, at jersey City, Sunday
morning, by the butchers of w .shington Market.
Capt. l.. leaves prosperous business 10 answer his
colntiys call, and lerhapt, Wi h many comrades 10
Gud gave in defense o. her gloioue iag. Capt
Lamb his the honor Of having served bis country in
tbe Mexican under ten. lay Tor. The Committee
on Presentation were: Mcssrs. u. Gallup, w Winges,
Robert Lowrc, g.. II. Chase Peter lawIie, ". IA.
llilliuan. and Robert Brown.
R,NSLy's skIgNlsBERS.
Two additional recruiting stations have been opened
10 iaci ie he enlistment of the nuiuber Of
qur,d cDud lete tbs regiment. Que AT Military
Hall corner Of Grand aud Centre streets, Williams
oargh, under the supervision Il Leuts. Geo w. Bis
sell aud -. i. kieer, the oher IL No. 20 Nest TWEEN
ty-iOuith street., NeN-lOlb, under Capt. ThOrndike
Saunders and Licut. 5. A. Mollick, late OF 'th Reg
ment-
MOZART REGIMENT.
Ibis regiment has been much improved within
few days past. Col. Cocks has resigned. Mayor