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

The United States scam-;rsnspoh United States,
Capt. Knapp, arrived on Saturday from Washing
ton. u. c., in 40 hours, with $1,000 muskes, con-
rigned TO Col Tomrkins, U. s. Quarternaster. for
tho new regiments.
PARADE or TIE EMPIRE BRIGADE.
The regiments competing the Emplre Brigade
paraded yesterday afternoon Il, Eas, New-York,
and were reviewed by the Commanding General
aad saf. Tie men presented credtable appear
ance, and all passed of sstisfactorly. The throng
Of visitors wsa immense. Every car leading 10 the
camp was crowded to ito utmost capacity, while
many persons, who were unable 10 find room,
walked TO the grounds. There were probably two
hundred private vehicles about the camp during the
day. The lst Regiment ID under orders TO march,
and will probably leave for the seat Of war on
Tuesday. 1t is barely possible that they will start
to-day. The recruits on fnrlough coming in,
aud from appearances the regiment will march with
full ranks. Officer and men are alike anxious TO
he OF.
TIM ENJOYMENT
The duty Of the enrolling officers was completed
on Saturday evening. Al the districts VIII tlen have
been csnyussed. Esch officer il required 30 account
for every honse in his district. Wbeu building
has been returned vacant the number u trans
.uperDulnerary Ol.cms Nearly the entire floating
population # the city vii be fonDd 10 have been
IN sted with the same consideration Us old residents.
The gentlemen Of the green book are stony hearted
in the discharge Of their duties. About 100 clerks
are row basly employed III correcting the sis and
making the necessary transiers. Nearly = GOO namcs
have been sent in by citizens. The syslom adopted
by Gen. Anthem in the prose- thou ot his hbors ~
admirably suited the purpose, and from thorough
personal examination OF as workings We eau assure
The puhlic-what they doubtless well know-thai
the enrolment will be AN astOnishingly accurate and
impartial one.
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE IRISH LEGION.
Gen. CorcorIn has received the following eontr-
buttons g. aid Of ,ie Legion; 80.
Sept l0EdwaId Bnkor
Srlt IiIhompson Bro,hers 'o
sept I2-Augut Belmont GCo.............'........ ~
Sept i}-Jsmss Welsh ti' fret monh's psy a. ~ en-
poyes VI On, Commissioners o. Public Char -
iiies and Correction .......................'.. u
Capt. Cox and Lcuts Carroll and Cunlid nave
opened recruiting Office NJ New-Brighton. They
have 80 men enrolled.
Capt Schaiinu's company have rec wed Their new
uniform and arc being thoroughly drilled.
THE PAYMENT or CITY BouN1IEs.
Controller Halves began, on Friday week, TO pay
the city bouuties OF sJO.ea 70 volunteers. Up 20
Saturday aftet noon he had gwen chooi5 Tor the
bounty TO more than | 100 voluneers.
THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS ENLIsIlNG.
The Stndents OF Princeton Theoloneai Seminary
have resolved 10 doll, for military tervioe 9oca
sjon for il should uri.e. They have elected u. H.
White OF Pennsyiyania Captain. Dr. M9lalL rfo
feseor Of Church History declares bl1 sell Iehdy 10
lead them If reed be-. He has son already III ihe
Oh Regiment New York Volunteers. Ia Prince
ton College, one or Two companies have hHeauy
been formed.
TIE SECOND SENATORIAL RLGiNENF'
Nesry 100 men were enlisted III tha regiment nv
bat when it left for the seat OF war scarcely ooV
were in the ranks large nlmber had been per-
mitted 20 90 to their homes on furIougb, and were
not aware Of the time the regiment would rave
Numbers Of thore have since reported at headquar
ters corner Of Nassau ,tfeet ana Hudson avenue
and Saturday i2j were sent of IN charge Of serR
Henderson, 10 IejoiD the regiment. AteleRraPhic