New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-15

recruits reported Yesterday and 1t s probable that
nearly all who have eulistsd viii turn mp. They
will be sent off AZ feet IA they can be collected to-
gether. 1t would be well il all recruits could De
cent to the islands sbout the city. There would DO
LEES dissipation and fewer desertions.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE ONE HUNDRED
AND THIRTY-EIGHTH REGIMENT.
The l3sih X giment n. Y. ", reached this city
from Auburn, al O'Clock on Saturday morning sud
took mp quarters at tie Pork barracks In the Re
giment there are $50 men all of whom were re-
crnited in Wayne aud Cayugs counties. Another
regiment Is being raised III the same locality.
The following 1. list Of th. officers Of the l53th
F,:ia-Jo.eyh W'lns tG,o mel Nm H. Seward 'f'
oas'ieras:sr' wldsn 4. w.,,so Adjqiia, ssuarl a
oalin, fir', Advertisements Byron De Witti sscon'
As.ist,nt.surscoo; Wsrham Nudge. Chaplain
-, c.Trany A-Jams, W si!eer ssp,ani James ~ h'a''
Corpass B-irumsn Gresory, captain; Nelson F. sthek
isud Flint Lieutsnansi w T. Greenwood seond Lieu'e-
Company c-Loyal W. Alden Captain Harvey Fo.lct',
Eir.s Lieutensnt Marshall hurks second Lisntsns8
First lieu en.rt samuel c. Rtdsrsve Second Lieoso.n
Company E-seIsh COrnweli captain se.n r. o"h''
Company FChsrlo.s Burgess, Captain ororss '" Bacon
Fire. Lieutenant; > Is. LemorrsuI sroond hieat'nsnt
Company Civilian Wood Cspisini william ha"iey,
Tist Ieaien,nt; Seymour wood,rd SECOND Lieut.nant
Company H-Jobn L. Crane Csp,sinj Tuni. Vo'bursh'
Cemp1nv I"ffush Hnshe. Captain: orson Howard, Fis:
Lieutenant, Philip r. Fr.eof, sccood Lieutenant
(CHyInU
Pirt Lieatensnt; Gsorg, r knapp Second Lieutenant
The regiment left Tor the seat OF war by the Jersey
City route on Sunday afternoon. Lieut.. Colonel
Seward is a Of the Hon. w. III. Seward, oecre-
tsry of State.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE ELEVENTH
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The llth New Hampshire, Col. HARTMAN arrived
here on Friday morning ut 6 O'Clock. Alter receiv-
ing refreshments at Jersey City they started for the
seat of war. Not having any powder, Col Dutton
Of the Dist Connecticut kindly furnished them with
~ 600 rounds Of cartridges. The following 10 the
roster Of the regiment:
Colonel Walter Hsrimsa; Lieut. Colonel. Moses NJ Col.
IIo.i Major E w fsr Adjasn, chAfs, msrR no,
Asant Surgeons. John A. Hsys, and Edward K Hutchin'
Chaplain. Chsfle. X. Strstion. -
Company A-Csptsin Bonce @. Bacon; lat Lieut. oeo N
Company B-C,pt.in Sew all D. Tton Is. Lieut., Isa.c H.
Company oc csi Hon, puy Is. Lieut.. Joseph
d. Clsis ID Lieut., IhOrnd'se P. Heath
Thos 4. SsBb' m; I'd Lieut. David c; Hartman
Company E-csftain. Amos 3 sh.,.uet' lat Lieut. Ar
thur &. Locke I'd Lisnt.; Chs' r. Frost
W. Me.sf; I'd Lieut. Hiram x. Little.
oGPn ie IeoT rs.f' "a Lieut. Arthur
Comp,ny H-Captain. Conv.i,. a. Morsani 10, Lieut.,
Company I-C sptsin WA X Paseni 10, Llsat.. John Gil
Ie, % Lieut. J Cisrie' Gu rie5 ,.r,..,
Company K-Csptan. Nathaniel Love r. bt Lieut. d.
Frank Rsctley % Lieut. beniy w r~ombly.
PROGRESS or RECRUITING.
Recruiting for either old or new regiments Ia less
lively than of late. Notwithstanding the confirm.
ance Of the Federal bounty Of So to recruits Tor Old
regiments-whch men enrolling Themselves IN new
organizations do not r,ceWe--the number Of men
daily sworn into service ut the Mastering Ofioe l.
but about go. Tie pew regiments ARE receiving
accessions with Reasonable npidity. yet lees fire.
quency than should DO necessary to ave US from
consumption.
SECOND BATTALION DURYEE's zOUAvEs.
N Pat.
Dnryee Zouaves, No. 70S Broadway, up stairs, offer
TO recruits the liberal bounty Of $50. See notes
elsewhere.
THE BROOKLYN FOURTEENTH.
During The Iast three weeks 80 men have been
Unlisted for this sterling regiment and to-day another
detachment will he sent or Their ranks are greatly
thinned. ard wers il not for the new recruits would
number no, much more than 300 lighting men. E1-
efions are being made 10 hA II ny 20 the maximum
standard. Tho Third Ward on thursday night, ap-
prop rated 81 900 toward this object, and number
Of prominent IN, Il have taken Ito natter In hand 10
pnsh the goo work along. The recruiting Office IL
open daily al the City Armory, corner Of Cranberry
and Henry streets.
The Warrington R,pgblioan Of the 18th says;
This regiment has suffered most lsmeuisbly. Out
Of sbou, 900 foe fellows, on frat entering the SER
vice there il but sbou, 50 now on duty. 90
Wednesday about 30 were brought into a.. Raven
wood HospIal on seventh street used up.
Sine. the late battles there have been some bali a
dozen deaths IL our ho.piial,. Capt Bald vim who
was supposed to be dead, has arrived here, wounded
in two place., beiog paiolsd by tho Rebels The
regiment, however, Is fast filling up with new re-
cruis. Some 300 have joined recently, There II q
charm about the 18th which no other NcwYork reg
imett pOrsesses
RECRUITS FOR TIE THIRD NETWORK CAVALRY.
Several hundred recruits for the 81 Nev-lork
Cavalry, 10 form An additional battalion, reached
thi. city on II iday morning IN route fox Newbern
n. c., where tho regiment Is stationed. Col Mix
and Major FItzsimmOur, having recovered from
their wounds, accompany the men,
THE vosBURcH CHAssLURs TO RI DIsBaNDrD.
IL consequence Of the dsorgalized and feeble
condition OF lbis regiment, orders w're on Friday
Issued from the office Of the Acknowledgement to
dlsband the ba talon and divide ii between the 2d
Regiment Empire Brigade Col. Claasseu, and the
"a Regiment Metropolitan Guard. One hundred
10 icemen on Friday detailed for guard duty at
he Park Barracks, in anticipation Of . outbreak
among tn. enlisted men Of the Chaseurs.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWELFTH REGIMENT.
The lk2th Regiment n. Y. Volunteers on Friday
left camp at Jamestown, Chautsuqua County for
Eimira, whence they 20 10 WilIamspor aud Pbla-
delphia. The Rev. j. &. Drake late "A Captain in
he iJth, has been conmir, Toned Colonel.
THE STANTON LEGION.
The formal muflering and disbursement Of nd
vance pay to the li5h regiment, took place al
Camp New-Dorp on Thursday lari. Bounty pay
meuts concluded on Saturday, and the departure
Of the regiment ID hNed TOT To-Day. ihcie hhH h"'
been, nor ie there yet any foundation Whatever Tor
tho statement that Coi. Alleu's conn and is going
MO Gen. Corcoran's brigade. The organization %
the 81 regiment took lac on Friday, mort OF the
officers Icing suIernumerrles from tue lst battalion.
IROSsiDrs REGIMENT.
CAPT. G.. II. Rodgers and Lieut. III. Is. Gilderreeve
are organizing Company q Of tots regiment at No.
331 Broadway. few young men OF good clarae-
ter and habits are wanted.
ANOTHER NEW REGIMENT.
The Young Mems Christian Association having
undertaken 10 rise another regiment, TO be called
tie "iIon.ides," recruiting Office nns been opened
In WilliamsDurph ut No. ~ South Seventh street.