New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-30

Market; Company X corner OF Ino'' Th;rtw-
Fourth streets, and Company II corner Vi i""'
third street and Eighth avenue ,;,,o 81 Pal.
ocs Garden last Winter, by Col Henry A. wees,
''as consolidated with the 18th Volunteers, theh ~
the field. Col Weeks WAS at one tune L'su. ~ =;
Colonel Of this regiment, and was allowed 'no Az
auence and prestige OF the I'm 70 oiganno owm;s
teer regiment, Dut he'er ho'u O
''c III -, Io,b will he armed with Springfield riied
,nsLo,s of the pattern of 1860. A battalion 1r orr,
was held at the State Arsenal, corner OF imrly..n
street and Seventh avenue, on "Wednesday eVehius
TI,r TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT, n. 4. o. ~.
We understand that Company G OF this regimen.
now at Washington will receive few recruits u
,hey apply Immediately at the Armory, corner o.
Hall Mace and Seventh street. This company 10
commanded by son OF the late United o'aes -
nov General. Benz. II. Butler, and Is composer vi
youpg men Of excellent character and position.
THE sIxTY-NINTH REGIMENT
The Headquarters Of the far-famed 69th Regiment
were besieged all day yesterday from early IN the
morning until late at night, by hosts of men anxious
to record their names on the roll Of Col. Corcorans
Regiment. SO great was the crowd In the street Ill
front of the rooms where the gallant members Of
the 69.h met for the transaction OF business, car
riaees were compelled to 20 aside from their us'ia'
course and take another street. 1t was with the
utmost difficulty pedestrians could push their way
through the deDsely packed throDg, and platoon
of policemen found constant employment IN guard
ing tho various places Of entry aud exit 10 ana non
the rooms - AZ;
! No arrests were made; indeed there was no DIS
turbance, for these "fair women and brave men
were controlled by the patriotic Impulses OF Draw
and generous Datnres and not inluehced Ny VIC
pa.sons which kndled dbcord and stn,e' Inc
s,eps of the Essex market, Sarwaye 'nc naiio, ,nS
I il.h
with men anxious TO enlist under the banner ol
stors One of the principal officers assured us that
not less thup four thousand applications had been
made by parties exceedingly anxious TO JON the
reyimen, Early in the day every company was
fully recruited to the military standard, aud the
regiment is now nearly !, 100 strong.
/ Not leas than five hundred OF these men were Ut
the battle of Bull Run, and it is well known they
were the last 10 run. Many OF these men, whose
PERSONS are marked with honorable scars won IN the
der Col. RYAN and Col. Corcoran, and they are
among the best disciplined soldiers on the continent
! Ou,te a number of the old members whose term
of service had expired, have returned TO ther oid
darling Goth, and in some instances men VINO were
officers enlisted US privaes.
! Soon az the books were opened the muses.
hastened TO enlist in the defense Of their country like
guests TO q festival Yesterday in the afternoon,
when The TRIBUNE published the fact, the Rebels
refused to exchange Col. Corcoran, these gallant
men could not restrain their emotions Of anger and
revenge, and their motto now is. Z" The rescue 81
| Col. COrc0rdR, or a soldiers grGre.'
A great number Of mothers. wives, and sweet
hearts were present TO bid farewell 10 their friends
and relations.
HKADsrAHrxA' sIIT'.sisrH RsessSr N Y N,
GrsxR.L ORn,Rs No --On account OF the ls,eness Of
the ais, Of tbe .gPpe. for this ,esm-n the Genera VI
The companies OF h. rneni Will assemble In the rooms
Of the Araory on 10 morrow Seh in; o'clock q m
Til. regiment will positively proceed to Warrington on
tomorrow
Broadway. at Q O'clock a NJ.
Tho stsa will report dsneun,sd TO the COMMENCING a. "
osloei a M ~ regimenta ho.dqaT':r' 49,.
hon-com ssi band and dru oorps will report
'hs Asg,.n ~ =, u oeioe. m on formation ground
MATHEW MURPHY. Acting Adjutant.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN BRoOkLiN.
The uniforms, arms, equipments, and ten,s for the
18Th regiment were received on Wednesday night
and distributed yesterday. PREPARATIONS were ac-
,;velv made start for the scat OF var in the oven
;ng. but i, was found Impossible 10 do 50, and the
order was extended until to-day. This morning at
& o clock the men vii mes. at the Armory and the
line will be formed at lioclock. The regiment VIII
march down Fulton xrest TO the Ferry, and take
massage OH one Of he boats of the Union Ferry Com
rany, which will convey them TO jersey City IN time
Tor the o'clock train. The regiment numbers oVV
men.
The 9Th Regiment have slso received their uni
form, and equipments. aud are ordered 70 lske UP
the line OF march TODAY They will likewise pe
conveyed to Jersey City by one Of the Williams
buryh Ferry boats. They number 800 men.
| The 9th Regiment was supplied with uniforms
Yesterday. and are ordered to March on Saturday.
They will number GOO men. The regiment Is ooHi'
posed almost entirely OF German citizens
! The above include all the regiments that are I'M
medately required from Brooklyn.
The Nineteenth regiment, Col. WIN. II. Browne,
reported to Major General Duryea yesterday that
700 men would be ready TO march as soon IA they
! Orange County The uniforms were ordered and
the regiment will leave for Washington Monday
next.
Recruiting for the I'D Regiment has been sus-
pended by order of the Commander Chief.
! Col Alfred NJ. Wood of the Brooklyn Fourteenth
IL completing his arrangements 10 start for the seat
of war on the 9th OF june prox. Capt. Jordan OF
Company A. who was wounded at BnIl Run, has
already obtained nearly 100 recruits who will accom-
pany the Colonel.
THE FIFTY THIRD REGIMENT, y. V.
4 The I'D Regiment, N. Y. ", Vosburgh Chas-
seurs, Col. Geo. A. Buckingham (a,e Major list
Regiment, n. Y. $. NJ are under marching orders,
detachment having left for tbs seat of yester-
day. Those who were disappointed by not going in
the State militia regiments yet have an opportunity
in II is rst-class regiment which is nearly full and
will leave IN a few days. Ii is now encamped at the
Red House, Second avenue aud One Hundred and
Fifth street preparatory to its departure. Recruits
will be- received, il early application is made at he
Rendezvous, No. l33 Centre street, opposite LIST
Regiment Armory. and corner Centre and Walker
streets, and No. ~ Bowery.
THE PHENIX BRIGADE.
Tie let Regiment Phenix Brigade has been ac-
copied by the Governor, and is to be organized under
the command OF Col. Matthew Murphy, and Lieut.
Col Michael ID. Smith. The officers of this regi-
ment will meet at Poriman Hall, Third avenue and
Twelfth street, at O'Clock this ovonng.
CAMP WASHINGTON, STATEN ISLAND.
M "A L 4.