New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27

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10. Fastern Dittrici, also held a meeting at me
Odeon Aunory, and uDaulmousy eAliesheu NJ
re1dinees TO proceed forthwith IN defense Oh tne
CAPITAL They would probably be aoie 10 ,uin on'
nnfch larger number by Wednesday or Thursday.
The members are all scvely employed IN recruiting,
and numbers Join their standard.
DEPARTURE OF THE FIFTH NEWBORN 'oLoN-
TEER ARTILLERY.
The Fifth ID volunteer regiment, having been
formed by the consolidation Of the Jackson Lgh
Artillery and the Second Regiment Jackson Arill-
ery, and has been in service several months, in the
forts in tue harbor. Upon receipt Of the order OF
Gov. Morgan to be in readiness to march, requisi-
ion was made on Col. Tomrkins, Assistant Quar-
teImatter.General, for transportation, the men
eyincng great Joy at having an opportunity to zee
active service. In response 10 rhe reputation, ut II
m. Yesterday, q steamer was furnished to gamer
together the detached comp4tles ana convey tLem ~
Amboy, where they took the cars for Washington
Annexed il IA list of officers:
Murray lst bisor Henry b. Melvunei I'd M'or, Cape
Urban QusiicImas,r, fbomas Young AdJutant, jams
Fsuel Chaplain Banes; Surgeon, Geo. L. DiIisi A'iA
| taut Surgeon. J. Il. Blawelt: ,,,.,,
Company A-CaItain. John Ii. GrahaIni Ist LleuleH"'
Henry A. Urban; I'd Lieu,ensat q. +. Leek; -. ia,
Company B-CsIt4 Euas 70 mbsi 's Lieu'enAi'' Wv
| D. Mott; "a Lieutenant, A. L. Munson. ,r,
Company Chaplain, He[qsn L. Commons; y; ~, Lieu
tenant, Che. c. Dohery "a Lienttnan' "so lol II
4 (oupauy Captain, OiIyrT NoItr Ist LieuteNN'i 49,
80 80 c1'ip- James = Crane; l.. Lieutenant
Dm. t. Brilgs; ID Lieuenant jas Jacobson; ,,.,or.,
Company t-CaItiin, eugene Alugiah ist l1eu'eh1I'
| John T. fritch.rd I'd Lirurenunt T. u: C. Moore 49,,
| Company G-CsItbin Frederick q NiAs ~ Lle''e"'
Company H-Csptsp, J. Eoward L,yTyi lst Lieutenant
Alexander roplsnsi; 70 lieuterani' 1. l. biow.f
! EIGHTH REGIMENT y. y. :. Vi.
Tie 81, qiyes a hearty response TO the demands
mon its patrio,ism. Company meetings were held
la,t evening at Centre Market Armory, as also a
meeting of the Board Of Officers. Small recruiting
tables were placed in different parts OF The drilTeon'
and members aud recruits were registering iIeir
names wi great ral1dliy. All the en'huf.asm O.
the early days of the rebellion seemed 10 DaNs Ie
arreared. The regiment is under orders TO leave
forthwith and the ranks viii doubtless De hlieu III
time TO depart this evening.
J REGULARS LEAVING FOR WASHINGTON.
\ Immediately upon receipt Of the order Of the
Secretary Of War, the commandsnt at Fort Hamilton
dratcled 600 men to Washington. -Four comfanle
were Of the l2L, and two companies Of the o'A In
fanty. -.
4 detachment Of United States troops auiyed ID
this city yesterday from BuGao, and were at once
transferred to he headquarters Of recruiting ior the
Department Of the East. They were provided win
quarters soon AFTER their arrival and have been IL
gructed to hold themselves il readiness for iuthei
orders.
REGUI iR ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
The General Cour-Mariial which convened at
Governors leland adjourned yesterday. Several
private soldiers IS well as Capt Jones, were tired
Tile proceedings Of tho Cour: were forwarded &c
=, Washington for the approval OF the Secretary OF
War. There is All impression abroad that CaI'
Jones has been acquitted Of tie charges prele''oO
a,ainst lin. u.
A grand inspection Of the marines attached to TN.
rort was held Yesterday ut the barracks on ushlhs
b avenue The men were rugged Tor the road' nad Oh
their knapsaok s and went through geheIHl ute',
larade. MAJOR Garland reviewed ana exercised
ibem in feli dill 4 rumor hat all hands were %
march to the railway depot IN tue evening Gu iVu''
to Washington, proved 10 be incorrect.
| In eOmillauoe with Ortels from 90 navy Depart
nent, the L. $. steam gunbOa' Penguin was yester-
, day formally PIT out OF commission a. tue Broo@yn
Navy.Ydrd, and turned over 10 tie authorities oi
tie station. Iler officers were detached and her
crew allowed to 20 on shore previous 10 their dir
charge This Vcrrcl g. ia good order thor1ughly "a.
for active duty and has been temporarily lsid up M
consequence u her seamcns Tine Of service having
The gallant Commander Stembcl writes to a naval
I'll here that be- eXuccs 10 be able 10 refume his
duties in lew days lie has been lying i'll Of his
WOUNDS al the Burnett House, Cincinnati ior BONE
time.
Packages for tie oGosrs composing Flss Ofcer Du-
ront. ,quaaron viii b. Forwarded rso Il len No 20 Ves,y
street before Tuesday. I'm.
l TIE FIRE ZoUAyEs.
The Fire Zousyes, llth Regiment, has not YET
been mustered ont Of service A number OF them,
who are strongly inclined to join come Of the militia
regiments now going away, feel themselves very
. ucomfortaby situated. Once mustered out, they
can make thems ives available soldiers in defense
, Of the Government.
. VOLUNTEER WORKERS IN OUR HOSPITALS.
Those persons WHO have made tie greatest sacri-
fees 10 put down rebellion and sustain the Govern
ment are foremost in the ranks Of volunteer workers
in our hospitals.
= glance at the card Of the whiting committees
will afford ample proof OF the truthfulness Of this
statement. DR.. Maurice Perkins, who devctes biz
time exclusively "a the care Of the sick and wounded
soldiers in our city hospitals, works with no other
reward than the luxury Of doing good. lie has a
brother IN lie army.
Chas Gould, esq. one Of our prominent merchants,
is always at tie post Of duty. lie has ron who j.
lieutenant in the army under Gen. Burnside, ana
biz son-in-law, W. H. :. Batnes, loft the city last
2 evening with the 7th Regiment
u Prof. Hitchcock has sent lis son 90 the Naval
=, Academy, that he may acquire a knowledge ol the
art OF war, snd his brother in-law in the battle
OF Williamsburg.
The Rev. Dr.. Nint0n was educated al West Point,
aud served ten years in toe United States Artillery
service. One Of biz brothers is a Colonel in The
army; one died in the trenches at Vera Cruz and
one Of biz uepLews commanded the sd regiment,
and was Lishly commended for Lis g.lantry ia the
battle Of Williamsburg. lie wa with the Hancock
Brpado in the famous bayont charge.
/ William Bond esq, an active lawyer, the Score
tary of the New-E England Relief Association, Las Il
brother in tie afmy al Cornth under Gen. Pope
He belongs to Gen. Iylers staff. Nehemiah
Knight, efq., i3 Gov. SpraGues partner in business
aud one Of the most efficient and generous members
Of the Visiting Committee. Mr.. T.. W. Stoughton
tLc Wel.known lawyer, has 1 nephew who COM
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