New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-10
LOCAL MILITARY.

DEPARTURE OF THE NINETY-FlRST REGIMENT,
On Wednesday morning, the 9lst Regiment, N. Y.
Volunteers, embarked ON board OF the steamer
Ericsson, preparatory TO their departure for Key
West A short time prior 10 the embarkation, tho
troops received 10 cases of Springfield muskex,
which were duly distributed. This fine regiment,
numbering nearly 900 men, was recruited prna-
pally in the City of Albany, only portion of TIVE
OF the companies having been enrolled 10 me eonn-
try. the men are all able-bOdied and healthy Eel.
lows, ard AGO mostly Americans. They left Albany
abont = fortnight ago and have since been encamled
on Governors leland, where, notwithstanding ths
cold weather, they have enjoyed excellent health,
onv half dozen or so having been sent to the Hoe
pital. Tie following IL roster OF their officers,
complete az could obtain il:
Col J.eob y.p Zand,, Lieut. Col Tsrbel, MAJOR G. Q.
ClHt Atja,sut Robert ks~en 9usr'emss,er j. v H. No
Company A-Cspt J. Fe,bousen, Is, Lieut. T. A. seiuts
Co9pSsy B~cspt @. w. staekbou,e ia Lieut. s. Fros.
Company C-CsPt J. o xcDernO,, Ia, Le.i. N. L. iu'
Company Dept Croapse lst Lieut. Matthias, I'd Le't
Company E-csp, Lee IL, Lieut., Atwood "a Lieut. Olive,
Company F. Capt John Coos i.t Lieut. W. L. Evans 1S
Company G-C,p,A Il. J4ck,on, IL, Lieut. O. W. scha'.
comp,nS H"csp, coIlin, I, Lieut.. chsler I'd Lieut..
Company leap. Burt, l't Lieut.. Bacon. I'd Lieut. CAD
Company Kept. Hurlbut, LIST Lieut. Dobbs, I'd Lieut.
Col Van Zaudt was one Of those who answered
The President first call for troops aud went out 10
Adjutant of TIE 18th Regiment three mouths vol
unteers. .
Lieut.. Col. Tarbell was Major Of the 9th y. Y.
Volunteers was doing duty on The Potomac, WHICH
position he resigned 70 accept the Lieu,-Colonely
il this c,lnmaud He Is said to be all excellent lis
cipnaIian. 80
Major Clark was formerly Adiutant Of tie mill.
.ary post III Albany, aud was promoedto bis present.
posltiOn.
Chaplain Brown is a resident Of Albany and re.
signed the Pastoral Of the Ferris street 81 h. Chirs
10 accept b S present position. lnrougn Nc eAer.
tions aud iuiuence large portion Of The pay whica
tho men received on Monday was TRANSMITTED 70
their families The other officers are also Aiballaph
The Ericsson sailed last night.
FLAG FOR THE TENTH LEGION.
,haste aud beautiful silk banner, the giit q
Mai Thomss Morton 10 tie Tenth Legion, Goth Reg''
nett New-Yolk Volunteers, Col. Van Wyck, lie now
on exhibition at Iihanys. IL ID OF the regulates
.ze aud embroidered, in the center Is an eagle via
outspread wigs in defiant attitude, bearing IN M
claws tie American fag folded on lie s;ah with
sprg of laurel and branch of oak. Above the CEN
ira, figure is rd scroll bearing the inscription.
"Our name is Legion" On q similar ribbon Of
yellow, floating from the easlesbe sk is tue legend-
= Sub Hoe SigAo Pssces." Below tue center
figure is a broad scarlet scroll with " T. Par'6as
URnn." The staff lie Of lance wood, seif-adjus,inS
and plated with silver; the tip Is polished silver
spearhead, from which are pendant scarlet tasseis
and cord The regiment to which this flag is to 10
presented, is now at the seat of war. MAJ. Moros
will make the presentation in person at the camp 81
the regiment IN few days
AN APPEAL.
To ns Editor af TAs n. y. Tribune.
SIR: Many may cay great many-of our men
arc suffering from cold and think efforts should ts
made among OF charitable societies to get them
ex,r, blanket II Government will not suipiy them
would sugses. tina, woolsn SOCKS would be
spd.end to them.
Ivoud We very glad to have little charity In the hoo.;i
dep.r,uert 10 the form Of old flannel linen cloths, 80
sny cf our men (probshy 1907 have sore threat NC 90
efer or rs. gree and such old ruels would be very 40
c.ptabs have nothing Il the Kind Ard some CT our cha
be atiuus would good charity Ia sendng -
lelox lours truly,
C $. GOODRICH, Surgeon '. u J.. l.
lyooAouayfey, y1a Ruen Lieh IJdary No AZ Broadway