New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-28

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tonPs 90 iapt r. Coleman 80 Lieut. Il. s Jones
Comn,ny K-Capt., Rodney c. Ward.
All the above regiments will be prepared to march
&c soon az they receive their uniforms aud equip
uen.s, which it is expected will be forthcoming to-
day. There has been no difficulty in procuring re-
cruits The only trouble is that tie rush s 80 great
that the officers can hardly decide which to accept
ard which to reject Among the new recrults OF the
18Th s Mr. Henry Oswald, a gentleman in The 7'th
year Of his age, but as active as vigorous man Of
40 and, in bis own words, "as able 10 shoot ct q
Rebel as younger man." He is attached to Com
pany L.
Compauy meetings were held last night to I'll up
vacancies where they exist
CoauEcrIoy.-Compaay +, %h Regiment ma
ional Guard \. Y. \ MA W. Reynolds fiiss Liou'eH
ant; George Heating, Second Lieutenant
THE STANTON LEGION.
Col. William ii. Allen, la.e Of the lst Regimen!
New-York Volunteers is raising fall regiment,
20 be called the Stanton Legion" Tie enrolment
will take place at Central Hail. and the men will be
mustered into service on the Sd of June. The Legion
is intended for active seryic, III the field, and viii
therefore be composed Of men who have seen service
already. The getting mp Of this organization does
not in any way conflict with the arrangements oil
Gov Morgan, il is entirely subject 10 tie order OF
the Secretary OF War. The men who Join must ex-
psct to serve for three years.
TIE ANDERSON STATE GUARD.
AT the meeting Of the Anderson State Guard, held
in their drillI ICON yesterday morning, lO3 members
answered u the roll call-only three being absent
After he general order calling the meeting had been
read, the LieutenantC Colonel explained tie object oil
the IL eeting and resolution was unanimously
passe offering the whole battalion for either State
service or for defense Of the Capital, providing the
tie Of enlistment shall exceed that Of tho State
Militia regiments The battalion is under the CON-
mand Of Lieut. Col. Larke, and Major Davis. W.
Chapman is the Adjutant.
OUR SOLDIERS AT MOUNT ST. VINCENT
/ The Board of Commissioners of the Central Park,
impressed with tbe Importance OF additional accom-
modations for oar wounded eoldIers, have offered
the use OF tie buildings at Mount ST. Vincent for
that purpose. The capacious and well-yeniilated
apartments will accommodate large number OF
iacn, who win fluid this retreat n most attractive
reeinglace while under the Of the physicians.
Tie proposition il exceedingly wei timed, ana doa
honor 10 the Commissioners themselves, while 1t VIII
~ The same time be fortunate arrangement Tor our
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wounded and dis2bed patients. None suffering
from contagious diseases will be received.
DISAPPOINTED CROWD.
! large and enthusiastic crowd gathered in the
Park last evening to witness the departure Of the
list Regiment and waited until late hour. in tie
language of the street, they could not see il, be-
cause il did not make It's appearance.
ITEMS FROM THE HOSPITALS.
On Monday Co men left the Park barracks FOR their
homes. Yesterday 81 men were cent away. Twelve
Inen belonging to the United States Heavy Artillery
leave for the City Of Washington this morning.
Forty patients will he sent at once TO tie New-ior,
Hospital.
! Dr.. l.. Z. Fitch accompanied CO sick and wounded
men on Monday irom lie New England Relic:
Rooms
FIRST REGIMENT PHOENIX BRIGADE.
The let Regiment Phoenix Brigade, held a meet
ing at their Armory laet night at which tho follow
/ ing resolution nnaninorsiy adopted.
Ih. mis- efsn' tender % ,e;,s to ,I1 C1i'sd E,' e.
/ tue Union, ana the Tsstof-tlgu Of thc lave.
DEATH OF 4 SOLDIER.
William II. Amcs, Company &, llth Connecticut
Volunteers died lest night If consumption at the
i New Eogiand Relief Association, No. lJi Broad.
way. lie was ~ years OF age. lis father came &c
THE REGULAR ARMY AND NAVY.
/ All the regular infantry NJ Fort Hamilton, that
remained after the detachment sent on Monday
have left for tie National Capital accompanied by
the 9Th New-iork Artillery. Capt. Dallas Of The
18th Infantry received orders last evening 10 leave
The number Of these troops is 10, TO be published
present.
, An order from the War Department wos received
yesterday by Gen. Harvey Brown, asking for sol
deis Tor the protection OF The Capital. According
t.l. f.f, .r.l.
{ diaiely dispatched from Governors Island accom
panied by officers. The men were wild with excite
ment, and shouted themselves hoarse going Of.
The YONG Duke Of Orleans arrived here yester
day from the Naval Academy at Newport X. L. ane
, went on board the soop-of-war John Adams II,
created an iuInensc iurofe among the epaulctted at
tiches Of he Navy-iard, and seemed to enjoy heart
lily the ouriosity his appearance occasorod. He il
hrighteyed, intelligen-looking young man, az i
delighted AT the prospect Of cruise. His sLpmate.
are much attached 10 him.
The United States sailing corvette John Adams
l6 tie new Naval School ship, was put formally in
commission yesterday az the Brooklyn Navy Yard
and will go TO Newport, X. L., Tomorrow for the
remainder Of the midshipmen who are TO 60 out IN
Ter. she has been thoroughly repaired since hel
cruise in the Chinese seas. Unlike former practice
cruises, that which the John Adams commences 20.
day, will be confined TO the Atlantic coast, between
Virginia and the British Provinces. She will o..
casiOnaily return 10 Newport. The changes which
she has undergone have been quite numerous. She
was originally built at Charleston s. c., and con.
structed for small rigate TO carry "a twelyes Oh
her gun-deck. She was subsequently cut down to a
sloOp-oi-war. Subsequently she was raised 10 q
frigste, and again cut down. She was afierward
entirely rebuilt. She was one of the squadron o,
fifteen veasels employed in bockading the ports OF
Mexico III 1916, and rendered good service IN the
capture of Fort 1obasco, and other engagements.
In the month OF December OF that year, While crus-
ing in the harbor of Vera Cruz, she rescued part
OF the officers and crew OF the Inflated Somerg, be-
ing assisted by the crews Of tho British French and
Spanish chips OF war.