New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.


ARRIVAL OF THE NEW GREEN MOUNTAIN REdi
MENT.
The Green Mountain Boys are the first to fespon'
to the call Of the President for additional troops
Yesterday morning the now regiment of Vernon
volunteers, organized by Col Stannard, reached tVi
city on its way to Washington.
The following is list of the officers Of this splen
did regiment
Colonel George stsnpsrd; Lieutenant Colonel. Dudley
Sesrns Qusermsster FrancsO lawyer; Surgeon Walter
b. Carpenter Assistant Surgeon, Dr. HALL Csapiain Rev
Company Az. O. Barney Captain; L. L. Sherman, First
Lieutenant 4. W. Jewett. Second Lieutenant
Company Backward H. Ripley Captain; Samuel II Kelly;
First Lieutenant (cOramandins Alfred c. Ballard second
Company CA r. s,bin Captain Herman sslieson, First
LieutenaDt; Z. d. Sherman. Second Li.utsnsnt
Company D-Chaos Jarvis Captain; Asa Y. C.srh, First
Lieutenant Ju-tis Dart Second Lieutenant.
Company E-Amass Bartlett. Cspsin; NJ Quirnby First
Lieutenant; C. A. Hubbard. Second Lieutensnt
Company r.GeoIse a Beebs Cspsini Eugene 'i'i''
Company G-wm. J. Hendsr.on. Captain; T.: A. Kill
bourne First Lieu,en,ut VIM c. Holman, Second Lieuten
Company IA. II. Satin Captain; @. W. Dryer, Firs.
L'euisnanti G. j. Loveland. second Lieutenant III.
Lieutenant O. C. Campbell second Licuisr.n..
Company K-Dsyid W La. Captain Joseph O. Brooks,
First Lisuiensn,; Henry II. Rice Second Lieutenant.
Col. Sannard is gentleman And soldier, whose
courage and patriotism have won for him the admra-
ton and confidence of Bis countrymen. He was in
the battle of Bull Rum and took part in the fight at
Yorktown and Fair Oaks, where he was distin
guished for coolneSs and intrepidty. Leut.'Col.
And,oss has had experience in the camp and in the
field. He served his country in the battle Of Biz
Bethel Adiutant Stearns has been associated with
the militia and the volunteers. Several officers Of
the line, whose names We cannot mention, have seen
service and won reDown in several recent battles.
The regiment has the maximum number OF ten
companies, a., Of which are nearly completed. A.
officer has been left M Bratleboro, who VIII ecruiI
the regiment to the military standard OF Oi6 men,
work that will Boon he accomp shed
These Vermonters are dressed in the UAited States
regulation Uniform Of blue caps, dark-bue jackets,
and light.blue pants They are also furnished with
a full complement. OF camp equipage, conslsting 0.
baggage wagons, ambuances thlrty-slx wall tents,
and sixty eight Sibley tents. and each nan hsa
BELGIAN rife. On the eve of the departure ~ The
remginent Gov. Hobrook presented to It a splendid
stand Of cOlors With scarcely an exception the
men comprising this regiment show great physleai
health and strength, and great power Of endurance.
MANY of them are ELK feet in blight, with a'llntean
shoulders 10 match. They came here from New
Haven on board the steamer Bay State, were landed
nj the foot of twenty.third street, East kser and
accompanied by their drum corps aud the sons Of
Vermont resident in this city, marched to Madison
Square where substantial breakfast WA soon pro-
vided Tor them. They were called in attachments
70 the tables erected in the center Of Madison Park
for the dispensing Of raiions, and after receiving
their quota seated themselves the grass under the
shade Of the trees and psrtook Of the bountfnl re-
pact. ,-.., -.
Al . o clock the officers dined al tho lftn Avenue
Hotel When the cloth was removed, speeches I" ere
d. lyered BY The Sons of Rhode Island who gave tie
Ginnerl ana by their distinguished guests.
The men, who bad stacked their arms IN Madison
Park were supplied with dinner of roast oeef,
bread, aud vegetables, NAV they never fare any
tribuing freely TO these brave boys, without money
and without price, bread and cheese and Ice-water.
This happened nj midday, before II was known thA'
dinner would be furnished to them.
Precisely ut the appointed time, ,he officers aud
men were prompt as tue dial TO the SUM- snd COM
mepced their mach down Fifth avenue to fourteelti
3, rect thence Broadway and 20 Pie No. l, where
the embsrkstion took place.
The march of this magnificent body OF 1000 men
through the arlstocratic avenues aud The grand
Of trade and traffic excited unusual
interest and provoked the most enthusiast, demon
STATIONS.
The doors windows and balconies OF the brown
atone front palaces were graced with fashion,
wealth and beauty and broadway was lined on
either side with vast multiiude5 Of men, women and
children eager TO honor the Green Mountain BOYS
NJ they marched to the " music OF the Union
Nav they show themselves, as they doubtless will,
worthy TO wear the mantle Of Ethan Allen
A salute was fred as they passed the City Hall,
and refreshments were distributed from the Asiof
IIouse. The halt WAS momentary, and the men re-
snmsd their march under the waving ot Hays from
door, window aud house..op, and amid tho bnzzas oil
the multitude ,,
Two other regiments are fast sling up in Yer
mont and will soon be here
DIR. Marsh supplied the regiment Win thousand
OF his temperance tracts,
Lient.-Col John b. Leverich il organizing new
regi,aeut Of which it is expected Col Loeser will
take command. Col. Leverich was Captain n the
tirs Fire Iou3ves.
RECRUITS FOR TIE 22D REGIMENT.
Ssventy five recruits left for Harper's Ferry on
TUESDAY evening, among whom were sons OF fbiip
Zones, Daniel Lord. and Moses II. Grinnell. We
ppderst md that the militia regiments mustered IN for
90 day, will not be allowed to recruit any more meD
SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
This Committee met at the Mayors Once at l.
m. Yesterday, Mayor Oudyke presiding. A resolu.
ton was adopted requesting Gov. Morgan TO call
an extra session OF the Legislature Tor tue
OF authorizing a State bounty TO recruits. A large
propor,ion OF tie single men Of tae state nave en-.
roed themselves but those having families 10 sup
mort hesitate or account Of the insuiiicerl provision
made fer them in their absence. A.recsl!IB oIcer
inforn ed "a Yesterday that bounty law would re-
move al obstacles 10 a speedy comi letion o. the
Quota. and was, therefore absolutely necessary.
1hi, seems TO be tho general opinion, and we hope
ihs Governor will take immediate action in tie
matter.
TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A very pleasant affair took place last evening at
the camp Of the Vosburgh Chssseurs SD Regiment,
Y. v, at the Red House, Harlem, the occasion
being the presentation Of an elegant piece OF silver
10 Or. Alexander Il. Mott U. D. Examining Physi-
clan, by the officers of the SD Regimen 30 le..i-
mouial of their esteem and high confederation. The
nre,eutstoa was made b. Col Buckingham 10 a
neat and appropriate spssch, which was happily
responded 20 by tho recipiert- Tbs inscription On
the testimonial is az tOllows:
Presented 20 Dr. Alexander Is. Mott, snyeor n A ny
tic Oces of ths Fosbursh ChaaAeur' I'D hss'msn "
v. July 10, 1861 .-.:s, 5000.