New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-07
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
PENDENCE GUARD.


Broadway. on Friday morning, was full Of life
and beauty as one Of New Yorks pet reglInen's was
TO bid Us farewell for time and relatives AND friends
were gathered together TO wave parting adieu 70
the brave boys. The street was gayly decofa,ed
with flags and 30 densely filled with people that II
was almost impossible 10 thread ones way through.
The l2t formed in line in Broadway, on the west
side of Union square the right resting on Fourteenth
street, and commenced their march at II a. M
They were drawn up in column, aud mace me
snrearance. They passed down Broadway 10 Pier
No. " r., whence they 90 by steamer 20 Amsoy,
taking The Camden and AmbOy Railroad Tor Baiti-
more, which Is supposed 10 be their destination.
This regiment leit Newly ork for three months
service on April q, 1861 300 strong. Gen. bot
tereld was then its Colonel 1t was the first regl-
ment to cross the Long Bridge into Virginia, which
State it penetrated as lar as Hapers teFTy' lhefe
ae go names on the muster-Ioi 800
We published list OF the officers oil the Fan some
DAYS since. but IS some changes have been made W
republish ii corrected:
Colonel W 6. Ward; Lieutenant Colonel, Livingston
sstlerlee; Major T. Enery Aneenoni AdutAD' George
b1n .cn' a IDfsS snIssoa c Dsper chaplain
9asIteaas,e T. s. Banks. Psyms:.sI sf5ss1n
Color sergesn.., J. Van Dixie and =; Right oencr.
Guide, John Jackson; Len General Guide J0iqul
Wy aYss Sergeant 'A''''' D''u''"' ''''',''
Company r., Knoy MeAfee Company y, John "sfd, jr;
COMPANY ~ Joha heyoouro Company L. > Hay"0ii ION
Ffr.r LiEcTEsisrs -drr psny A. J. A. Msudeyilie
Ds" % Ibr' Iss' CoororvE SEQ a. Bants Company
H. WIN. Dysiti Coupsny H. n. Glenn, Company /, " NJ
sacoSo nrTryAsr.-Gor.psny A. W. A. ArIn,,Tongi
Comp,ny B, ia, DSnoB9ei COMPANY G. VIM. T. Bnsn.i
y G D. Blair; Company H. 4. MoReynolds Company l.
L. X. bingham Company X NJ BissinoTo;han
potion II the Fort Pickens garrison arrived in
this etv Yesterday. and left alter stayiog few
hours for James River 10 cooperate with our naval
forces now ca route to Richmond. Tie troops al
iaded 70 were A and G Of the ID (oldl Regiment OF
infantry They report their comrades at Pickcns
ana Pensaeola In excellent health and spirits. There
was no trouble from Rebels, who kept themselves
quite scarce.
Tie United States corps OF Marines is almost FILED
up to the reqrired strength, aud in few weeks,
when inc remainder Is enlisted, all extra recruiting,
rave for It's current wants. will be discontinued.
Two thousand hye hundred men have been obtained
out OF the 3,OJO voted by Congress. The head
quarters OF Tue marine corps are permanently
stationed a. ihs garrison In Washington, but Ie-
cruits are accepted at all the Nayy.Yards.
All the new steam gunboats preparing for sea q,
the different Navy Yards are to be completed as soon
as possible. There is rumor cur.er,, OF nfotber
large naval expedition being ordered, comDosod Of
the regular navy vessels heavily armed and accom-.
panied by the ironpated boat Naugstuck and oibers
Whether this is true or rot the Juniaia Adiron.
dack Housatonic Tioga and several other craft Are
being pushed ahead AS raj IDLY " possible aud officers
are under orders TO report for them. We have now ,
III sucn ttalc that they cOuId De commissioned in
i've weeks, fifteen large and small men-of- war
without detaobiDg any Of the officers or men on
board the ships on actual service. The ordnance de-
partments Of the different Navy Yards aboring in
cessanty in turning out cannon shot, and shell, and
every description OF ammunition.
Three immense mortars, expressly manufactured
NJ Fort Pitt, Pa, for the navy arrived at the Brook.
Ign Navy Yard on "Wednesday, and are destined, 1t
IN sa'd, Tor boat now rapidly fitting out. The
weight Of these Inortars is enormous. One Of them
saone weighs IL ,202 pounds and the others nearly
- Wueh. Ito PyrsWidv Vi shO. md shell that are