New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-28
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.

80 Md n their Armory, Centre dafhe', ia'a
-nan;ny Col Joel w. Mason presiding '0'0lFA
n I'd ne was heartily in favog Of recruiting up VIC
--,.;,nont attaining uniforms and equipments, ana
.-a,.,np for malVJiing orders, as be WAS Id ou'!
hound te d. but sid he should Ike 70 near ,'o 'P'"
ions sf the other officers anon thesrJec'' Inc ooi
many officers VIZ e then called IN regular orue'' """
the feeling Wa unanimously in favor OF ac1ve preIa-
ration This oegiment was IN the setNl'e ~, 49, 80
months and ~ cir unif0rms-for when tbcy nave
80 we'd No = i'm laent--weTe thereby rendered
WORTHLESS. Tie opinion prevailed that 'hoy s'ou
demand ana insist upon uniforms from the S'a,e
Ouartcruaster Banks offered the following resoiu'
ton, wbssh was unanimously passed: II. 10
Rf,c-ss That Inc 9th regiment IL now, Is ever 'e1u5
proceed "a The seat OF Whenever called upon o. 'He a"
thones o The state and Nation. -
The Colone, then introduced Lieut.. Col. WILCOX
and SargeOn Nondersolith to the Dcsiu, pJ' o,-Do
peyy<,iicers. They We're received WIN Applause .
I've 9Th are under marching orders 10 proceed va
Wash;nc,on forthwith There arc now some 4VV
menberS and the regiment could Ieci"ls 70 w. w
700 and leave this week., pfoViueu 'he1o "'' ~ Nv
Law ia receiving uniforms
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
attachment of fifty men, under Lieut.. Jaudon,
left this city last evening for Washington. Another
detachment, under Capt. 1urnhali, VIII leave 'ulS
afternoon for tie same destination.
ThroGqhout tic day yesterday the rooms OF this
,e,;ment. over Centre Market wore lively aspect.
How earnes, was the enthusiasm was evinced in the
rspiity wifi which recruiting went on revving IN
this respect recoeciOns Of scenes that transpHed
wear ago. when the Sth responded TO the summons Of
the Government and marched huniedly 10 the
defense Of the National Capital. The receipt of an
order limiting the number OF pr1vaies aud nOn-com-
i y
sugpensiGn OF recruiting at an early hour, wlen u
was found that there was an excess Of some ~,
above tho maximum number which had been desig
mated iof the regiment-labout 80 all told. The
ar1s AMI pments were received al noon, III pur
suance of the requisition The arms are the EnglsI
Enfield rife with the ordinary bayonet attached
There was some trouble in regard TO the uniforms
Col. Yint0n Of the QuaTiermasieFs department
declI1ing TO furnish them until tie men had haer
mustered TO- This difficulty, however, viii bS
obviated to-day, and lie regiment viii probably
leave this evening, IN accordance with The following
order:
SPECIAL oKDzR.-TAat portion Of General Oder NO. j
wbich the departure o TIE regiment % hereby eou
fhe regimen. viii depart tomorrow (Nedr edsy), tie 2s
Line will be formed on Lafayette Place, right resting OF
nonconnissionod staff viii report = the Aoutau at -
or paadseround CoriAandants Of C'mpagies are d
Ye,ted 70 assemble their respective commands ct e Amor
at o'clock NJ aud TO have correct lists OF the
rses Of the gen PREPARATORY to nsfie mue7rols blanks
when viii BE- in resdiuess at The aboventiaec hour
p. b. KELLER, JR.. Adu:ant.
Some changes were made in the officers Of III
Yeglmert ycs, erday, and a new company lG) organ
ized differed rs follows: Captain, s. = Woods
Flint Lieutenant X. &. Clyde; Second Lieutenant
T.. Wel!ugs A vacancy IN the field officers Of tb
regiment li.ieutenanl-C OloDel was filed by the pro
motion of Major o. 4. Wentworth 70 that position
and Capt. Leander Buck Of Company J was eiecte,
to the place Of Major. Company viii he unde
the command 4 y. G. DESMOND. The roster re
uaiis in other respects as published IA yesterday
TgIBUNE.
This, as il is well known, is one Of the very Oh
regiments of the city. As the I'd Regiment, Jackson
Guard it served III the war Of 1912. II was on th
I'D Of April last year that tbs regiment left New
York and proceeded TO Annapolis, where they re
manned couple of weeks. They then went up th'
Severn River, aud threw up tortihcstions. They
were ordered thence 20 the Relay House, wher,
they remained two weeks, IN the mean while cap
tnring the revolving steam-gun. From there they
went TO Baltimore, and encamped on Federal I'LL
being the trst ciuent that bore the National col
orr through that city after the memorable l9th 0
April. Remaining there ouly three or four days
they proceeded to Washington, and eneamped a
kalorama Heights. Here they staii one week, AN
jus; year ago last Monday l26thl, they crossed III
Long Bridge over the Potomac into the sacred so
OF Virginia, encampiug on Arlington Heights al
were subsequently at the battle Of Bull Run.
ELEVENTH REGIMENT, y. Y. s. NJ.
The lltl Regiment, Washington Rifles, Col.
Naidhof are ordered to meet at their armory, corn
Of Christy and Delaney streets, at p. In., to-da
for the purpose of proceeding to Washington. Ii
will be formed in Second avenue At ?. H. the Iig
reo,inQ on Fourth 1t eet. The strength Of the re.
ment is about 80 men.
TWELFTH REGIMENT, n. Y. /. VI.
The 18th Regiment, Col. w. G. Waad, are busl
Iiting and preparing for departure. Requsitio
have been made for clothing and equipments and d
former lie already in the hands Of the regiment
9nareImaster. Companies A, i, c. Z, and X, a
stationed at The Mercer House. corner of Mercer an
BrOone streets, and Companies ID, y, G., II, and
are 8: Jefferson Market. Each company ii to
raised o 60 men, most of which number are alread
cnrollel The day for departure is not yet liked
SHE TwENTY-sD5OND REGIMENT.
Last -gening most enthusiastic crowd Of patriot
nen fllel 10 oveFiowing the rOoms Of the I'd Reg
neni Ii would be no difficult task for the regimel
20 double Us numbers, from volunteers anxious {
strike blew at rebellion. Tie Colonel made shoi
speech TO his men, assuring them they should b
mustered in cservce this morning, and proceed forl
with to We. 'hington. The announcement was re
oered with b, ,arty demonstrations Of applause.
THRTY-.TvENIH REGIMENT n. y. S. NJ.
liz obedienos TO the order Of Col. Roorne a lnceiin
Of tbs regiment was held at their aTmory, No. 5g
Broadway, at g O'Clock yesterday morning. TIL
Colonel upon en- tering was greeted with dealenn;
cheers. He addr essed the members az follows:
GESrLEMryoF THE THmTY-sUyENTH REGINEErt
You have undoubt eddy seen the orders published il
the new papers We are called upon 10 rally in the
defense Of our cen utry, il Constitution AID hag
tCheers. Lad iatended to order you away TIL.
evening but recole, ting that many Of you are bus
men, have end Favored TO give you lime ~ az
range yOur business matters and kiss vour syycef.