New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-20

! udge.Adyoca,e- General Author has nearly com
petei his arrangeneu for the draft and has ISSUED
orders for the Comm esi0ners 70 proeeod win thel
llbors The Commissioners win commence thcii
sessions in this city to-day at the various pole,
Siaion-IIouses, and In Kings County, embracing
4 BROOKLYN, WILLIAMSBURG and the rural towns TO-
morrow. The divisions in Kings County are a'
i follows:
/ " "a aud Sh wsrds-i2d precinct staiiOn-Iiouse.
6,n Ieh and 18th wHis-t2i preeincs sistioa'lonse.
9Th and llih Wsrd'-aith precinct sts;ion-itou'e.
18th ih AID lsih Wards4Sh precinct Station lionse.
l.ih 10Th AMI ls,h ardsleh peeinc. Station House.
II isih Nad-st m precisei siaiiou'iouse.
II s,h Nard- 18Th pTeciuct Station louise.
i 9th Nad -s9ih pIecinc. Station House.
Il Super!ni endeut Kennedy has issued the following
special orders TO the Captains Of Police in New
York, in wbose s,aion-houses tie Commissioners are
10 hold their sessions:
Il oyucE or rms surEGiSrEsprsr or THS MsTRorotr.)
i TAX roLcg NEw.ioRK. Oct A. ia6l.
! sFEcfaL OHDEEs. no. l.lso-Cspt -. PIeciDc; -
Your station house ' 6esa tes.sd a. the pa.o at whieh
esins Tor esempen nom n'ry service ofpe'or. enrolled
as Fcsdius within the - Ward.
dsnS De hour. Of ns and sgrd evsrI po.be facility
to ssass the to psIiesn tei dale. pIemy snd eeey
~ 1870 No. TO enable ie necessary |gs'sf on o. or al
Yoa Vii IsiIa one ioeson O. platoon IN tho station
hsa.e dgine he seor TO sasils ~ sens u quad to the
Ths 'e..en. VII .rsa mooisy. DC, 90 ana continue
'pn day. tuiaF a., eas,' o. ~ ,, = ,ss ?
ARRANGEMENTS FOR TIP DRAFT.
The Thysicinbs appointed to hear and decide upon
cirs % physicsl disability from the drni In Kings
County 90 be ned 70 their respective districts
70 dsy, aud tomorrow Tuesday they viii COM
nsuoo their duties In tie several Brooklyn Station
lloussf, AZ above SCI fori.
CORcORiN's IRIsH LEGION.
rumor was extensively circulated on Saturday
that riot bad occurred az Camp Scott among the
soldiers OF tie Cofo,ran Legion. Beyond the ufnhl
percentage Of thu re has been no Foundation
I flts llg grgafN rgriu,ut al fls hfru.lo
Col. McD-unoit, left last IhurrdGy evening, aud
the remain Int 200 men IN camp. or hi nam.
Der nearly 400 daily required Tor gunrd duty. Ga
account OF collngons Between soldiers on guard and
those not on duty, whereby uuiu,l arrangement
exified 10 absence ron camp, Gen. Corcorau
deemed Il a measure Of pruden,o and economy 20
secure the feFyites Il n Militia regiment for z ard
duty-ihereby releasing tie men Of bis command FOR
extra drill aud Promoting q more elrict system If
dls.iplinc. AZ Bis reqnes., tic Sihand 37th Rcgi-
ucns OF Militia have clslued nc duty OF guarding
The camp.
Gen. Corconn Is deserving Of comnendatolp for
the sble and energetic mauuer in which bis dciiey
fulfilled. He gives HE personal attention 10 ali
the details Of business He IL the iirst oiicer 20 be
in camp in the morning. and the ln.t tap Of the
drum at night finds him vgilsntIy iuapecting the
tente and quarters. The cook houses receive their
due share ofattention. His cars are ever open 10
tie complaints or requests Of private soldiers. The
difciplne OF tie camp is very strict. Commissioned
oiiaers are required 10 huve passes 10 leave camp
aud also 10 WISH headquarters. Tho Generals quart
efs are located jus, outside the guard lines 10 a
beautifully saaied brown cottage. His staii is Nc
follows: Assistant Adjutant. General Capt. j. j. |
Bodgett; Brig Quarterma.ter, Capt. James b. |
kirker Aidr Lieuts. WIN. j. Kane, John Tracy, IT,,
Van CouriaDdi, Connolly and Hughes. Gen. Cofco. |
ran is at present in Washington.
Messrs. Yerranoe & Co. are the contractors for |
feeding the men. No fault is found as 10 the guam.
tity or quality Of ratioDs Tie only arms as yet re-
ceived BY the Legion ara few worthless nu.ke,s |
for guard duty. The following regiments are or
gnnizng for tie command.
The old 18th Regiment, Col Nenhsw Marphy
fouith Senatorial District Regiment Col Peter MeDsr-
Bvf,lo a5.isosat. 18th Col John Y. McM.hyn
Albany Regiment, Cot N. <: Bryan.
New York Regiment, Col VIM McEhy.
Eew.i orb Regiment, Col Thoms. NJ Reid
e Conn ssissI da cS Co CO.. a Herman
TIE usual number OF pr, sentations are made at |
Camp Scott. Lieut.. Thos. ii. Hart on Tlur.day |
received from party Of friends beautiful sword,
sash aud belt.
ARRIVAL OF THE $3.50 REGIMENT.
The 1884 Regiment New.York Volunteers Col. |
McMartn, from Fonda, Montgomery County ar
rived at the Park Barracks at a. IN. yesterday.
Annexed II list Of officers:
Colonel Duncan McMafn Lieutenant Colonel, Thomas
a@.iici@..:sf Daniel G sSStos, ''',-'4 e'~'D'''
as Ss seeos1 Lie g sSa joan Bawns 'o''n'n
Company B-csP,.in, Robo, RlnsIedih fifs. Lieuten.
81 be '~"ee.-eis SnSSAe i.ioetchailf plaaOu IL
Company C-Cspi.n. WIN. II Priniah; First Lieutsn.ut
Peter T. Houck Second Jieuteuant Charles T. Pntnapi
Company D-Cap,sn, David II. Cuylsr First Lieutonsft
john j. Bgclsnepi Second Liegtenant hbraIn H. Davis
Company E-Captan, Jrcob C. KlseXi First lieutenant
HGvey G. MWdi Second Liouieuant, Ansel ". Porter
Company f-Cap'ain, Issss " Van Woerli Fnt Lsuten-
nut y. w. q For Second Lieutenant John II Lus.lL
Company G-cspisn. George H. McLausilix FinI Lieu.
tenant EDWARD fAAinsoni second Liouisnant George W.
Hazard "
Company Il-CsPsin. Aer Stain Firt Lieutenant. Nj.
lanothoa 4. Burlck Second Lieutenant Emmett Eitcs
Company l-CsptAin. Davis X. Rich, Fla, Lieutenant,
John b. hcOuire Second Lieutcusnt Chap. T.. Knapp
Company k-Cspisin. J. r Gritty; First Lieutenant
I. H. fhxpsiTiek Second Lieutenant, Calvin III. Pike
EXCELSIOR BRIGADE.
Although the State bounties have been disson.
tinued, the city has resumed the payment Of $50 |
again to this gallant brigade, which continues to re-
ceive its share Of recruis 70 recruits were forward
ed TO Fort Lyons, Alexandria, on Tuesday, and 40
on Saturday. The brigade now numbers 2 800 men.
The slightly wounded and convalescent arc daily
returning TO join their regiments. Beside the above
effective force, 200 paroled prisoners captured at
Williamsburg and other peninsuar fights, are now
al Annapolis awaiting exchange.
THE TWELFTH REGIMENT N. Y.s.M,
To hs Ed,ior Of Ths ~ y. Tribune
SIR: The 18th Regiment N. Y. N. G., who served
at Inpefs Ferry and were made prisoners BY the Rebels
have not received cent Of pay for over Il rec months al
thoafh now i've weeks at home. We were mustered out
Two weeks ago, but heard nothing our pay Wor
plned over our time and endured much Lsrd.hip while
Ill. ut had