New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-08

sgo. and the Young men of Columbia County lost
no time IN filing it, ranks. u on reaching the PARK
Barracks. the men were provided with substantial
breakfast During the day they were furnished
with arms Prior to their departure, beautiful
stand O. colo-.the gif Of the ladies' of Hudson and
h 1tchess CCuDtv-was presented 70 the regiment
The presentati0n was made hy Il. j. Losing, esq.,
on behalf OF tie ladies' OF Duchess County who,
uron handing Over the national flag 10 the
Colonel, said: " Soldicrs-MOthers. wives. sis-
ters and eweethesris have laid these objects
of their affection upon tie tlar Of TIER
country "a tokens OF pairiOism--in their name
| present Won with tie banner of our common ,oun-
try. This banner u the Insignia Of the Republic
the symbol of our nationality. Take II; bear u
rroudlv; defend it alautly wave u trumIhanti,
over field and fortress and town, and bnng IL o'ch
pn,nIed. with the glad tdiugs that II represents
reds,med. ruriied and strengthened nation, whose
every image of God H. by The law OF the hh'
"euiitlsd 10 the ualousble right Of life, liberty ara
t,a nn,s1it of happiness" the Tags bear tho H.
6clphOn ,n.
COLUyBIA AND DurcHk,s SouNFf hK"'AS''
i2ltr N y. 5 '.
BY the Ladies Of Hudson. NY. 1902. -,
TIE regiment lett for the seat OF var IN tne
evening.
Colonel David :. Cowies Lieutenant Colonel Ja' smith
Major Jane, ?, Foster AdJmani a, A'h,y ~
n,tsf Alexander Auuan slige9n Paine =, Coe' j., a.,
saant Surgeon {. II Anifus 2! Assitani Surgeon, L j.
yan Week Chaplain, Rev John Parker. .,,-.,,.,
Ca,.,rv Al 4rt IT, Eatafd CiIord; fifs' Lieu'ersn'
Crar,c p. Have-; Second Lieutenant, John v Wli'oc's
Company B-Csptsiu CHARLES r. hosi" ia Fst ihenen'
ant TLouss h. DucLsr second Lieui-nsnt, Jeremiah .
Company CC,p.,in, Francis s. Ree,e FRI Lieutenant
How n H. Morse Second Lcuensn Ihoins- \ Davis. %
COMPANY Dls AN. Gs'lgs tlrseT; llf'i L'eu'ent T.
y Ste 81 second Deu sn'nt' ;, = po'y r,..,r,.n
CouIany E-Cap.ain tcosse W N-h 'lJck' fIt Leu
ensu T. " Van N.iAeDpushi second Lieutenant oooise
coi is rc.rt,ip. 4 De Whit; First Leu,en.ni J
williamson. 81 COld II HutclaHf &. \. fiNrltnb.
Company GCapt.in Robert j. Ni'eh- sI'' ,A-n'snan''
Charles Is. CIitieuarn; second Lielioi any, Ii j. lAe,'
Conr.nv 1T aqia in Join 80 Nai kolren, first Leuts
matt Henry H. Liacorbox Second Lieutenant Sylvester H.
COMPANY I--CaFtain Rober; F. Wilkinson; Fir' Leus-
nant Frederick Wilkinson second Lieutenant John T. m
Conpeny R--C.n.aiu Richard D,ke'; tir., Lieutenant
Robe; u harn., s eoai Lieat-nsni John d. Lsnsdon
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE ONE-hON-
UHru AID THRTi-FIFlu y. Y. I.
TIN, p sin ent lefl Yonkers at 81 O'Clock on Friday
e,,n,ne. aud arrived here at midnight, by the
sc.ues Nay Queen and barge +. Z. DGrand, dise'n-
barking ~ Per No. North River. The regiment
.uutars Tie maximum number OF men, and was
organized aud flied in three weeks. They were
furni.hsd with three days rati0us and lei. by TIE
steamer Atlas. Capt. Ch''e, for Arnboy Tue fol-
lowing Il a list Of tie of. =:
Colonel WI. H. Morris; Lie4t-Col, Howard kNchinf
Najor, James A: Robn.'n' Atlmant, Cnsre, Le1nlfi
OnarteruaVer Frederick Ton kns surgeon. j g. ood
trs. Assistant Surgeon kyssmsn d. B'seHi Chaplain A.
Comply A-csp,ain A 4 Co3is.ion; Fif.t Lieutenant.
g. - smith; NJ, 90 Lieutenant J. NJ. oil-o
Company B,-C,Ptan. T. w Anife"' t,t' Lieutenant
Cons Y Captain y. b. Valentine. Pint Lieutenant
J,,srt smith, secord Lieutenant Geo C. Kibb..
Conta4y D.-CeptIn Edssrd Jor.., fir'i Lieutenant
Win q srihner; second Lieutenant, Piati bcnedict.
Company L-Csptain Cha' IL Palmer tif't Lieutenant
Corr.uv &c plain r. Morris fir'i Lientenan, sam
uel B1.,e.i. Second Lieutenant H. 4 g. ADAM
s,efbcn BsEeri - 'ond Lieutcusni. Chss . HAIcn
company H-Cspiain neny p. hA4i r." L..g'srsnI
Coupsay I-Csp,sn Clars feck tir' L.euieaaHi. e. G.
Hys't. Second l. ru'sasnt j. H.; A,h n ,,...,
Froacfics shonHard, Second Lieutenant, Nm mond
Col. Morris Is a son Of Gen. Gcorgc & hornf
He graduated 20 West Point ID 1911. Va henien-
eut m toe 2i lulaniry be served under cen lieini
z-luan at For, Yuma. California. He wa chief Of
General Peoks stai. when appointed '0!olsl Oh Tue
Both.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE lJtH YER
The 10th Vermont Re gimont, 025 men, Col. 4. b..
Jeweft reached the Park Barracks nj a. m, yes-
ierday, when they breskiassed. They IefI al lOl Ia
II. for Washington.
THE COnCORaS LEGION.
This B-icade is Progressing finely and j. daily re-
ceiving accts-ons 10 IT. ranks. In addition 10 Col
McEvily's command, Captsia Doheftys conn any,
which vas attached 70 the Empire Brigade, has been
turned over 10 the General Annexed Ii tie special
order 10 tina, Effect
ArfrTAss GsNl RAtt OF'ioH AiHAsl, sept. D. III
ar.cIAL OsprK no :ot ants.n DoArfty sfscf l,, nov
h,oDy trau-risd t. General coreoan' Lnssae ~ order
u we mos. HILLnOUsE. AdJu,sr, Gcseisl
The ahoge order . Iuo'tea ~ e o., =, wao- i
n.r.cr,. made on IT, Generals. - "a.
Firs al. C4plin william J. hsle I'D John Janetl bIo1
eefi Assistant 4 d,utant General
Tic annexed orier was Issued on Saturday, by
General Co-coran:
HEApQrAHrTn. Con,oRIs'. Izisn Lrofosl
AsIoE ilor'E. Nzg-ieaK. sept o. .D,2.
GryRntL OrDEK. So. IL ~ cDnaandiAis off's imsni'
nov- frtg 81 ihi. bsd all amei ely report 10 ihs'e
lrtdqgasr 10 writing Oh names Of az hcd' 'tsf I'D lice
oHi-ei. fo f.r A. appointed
= al p,r'ons resulting for hi. bhg.ds pl report mne
d.tsy writing u these L"Htqlsfiffs 'stg II N ~hnm
tirlt~d f ao tho n.rlbrr % mon enrolled
by them. giving also to mans o. The regiment ff
which They rooruiiug the regiment be 40, ds.s
Brs.dirr Geref.i MICHAEL coRcoRAE.
J. j BlopGET1 Assi.faut AZ utsut GENERA.
a donation Of 500, from the Hon. j. winthrop
Chandler, war received by Gen. Corcor.n, Friday
TIFF STANTON LEGION
Tie first regiment Of the Stanton Legion, Col
WIN. II. Allen, has been numerically designated tho
Ii5th, instead Of the llth, the old number OF the
first Fire XOuaves.
FIFTH METROPOLITAN (THmTY-sEyENTH II. y.
&. NJ REGIMENT.
This new regiment il 10 DE partly recruited from
the ranks Of the 9Th Regiment y. y. s. ~, which
returned few days since from three months
Major 1AeO. W. psruecc OF lie 9th has received
the appointment Of Colonel, and many OF the officers
and men Of that regiment have already enlisted.
Col Pa1nelce has few if any fuperOrs TN officer
and the recruits from the 37th Will bring 10 the
regiment experience which VIII be OF greia value.
While in Baltimore the 3'lh received unqualified
praise from MnjorGeneral Wool and staff, for sIpe-
rior drll and discipline, and Camp Belger' was
considered d model carup. The 5th Metropolitan,
starting under such favorable auspices can hardly
tai to become one Of the most effective regiments
which New-Yofk has rent ino the field. The re-