New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-29


Cl WA. H. Alien late Of tue LET New-foFk
,-,Ir,toers " oreaniz M new regiment under the
ohors naue az Central Hall, Grand street. The
n;i,al DESIGN WEE ~ make this regiment conform
i, ,rpbers 20 the new regulations Of the United
stses Army, which fixes the strength al 2,Joo men,
a,d TO attach to the regular service. Vacancies
among the commissioned of 'ers wonld oe hiieo ir"n'
tle rou-commiegioned staff, thus giving volunteers
nm opportunity to become officers IN the regular
army. The plans Of the Colonel have become some
what di.arranged, however, from the late CAL iof
,o;r;,;o regiments. The intention Of the commanding
oe;cer is now TO proceed TO Washington within ten
do,s in which tine he If confident Of Organizing
reniment of about 500 men. IL IL supposed 'hat
many Of the ls Fire Zouaves will attach themselves
10 the command Of Col. Allen.
MOVEMENTS OF REGULAR TROOPS.
The 2d hatalions Of all the ocular regiments o. the
L. = Army, now in process Of organization, are 20
b, filed up at once. The 18th aud IAN Regiments
NJ foot having a considerable number oil tLeir I'll
battalion enlisted, have already sent officers u re-
cruit for The remainder. Meantime all the soldiers
al pre,ent attached the I'd batlons OF these TWO
regiments have been ordered, and have gone 70 VIC
/ Natioual Capital. six CaEtains oil the LIN nave
been sent ont for men, ana wnoeser uo~ I'm 80 NM,
plee ma company before the battalion ~ III q, mus
wait for the 81. The Government has eAfreesed
strong desire 10 ell up these regiments.
orders were sent on day, by telegraph, 10
Fort Preble, Maize. for the regulars there. ihey
were Immediately dispatched to washington, ~
charge OF a Llenenan-Co'onei, ana arrived az IN, ,no
War Department for instructions, yesterday. Ihey
are now preparing their equipments, und are reaoy
/ for any duty 10 which they may be Resigned,
Ofders have been received at the mounted troops
headquarters and lidingtchool al Carlisle rem, 10
have a batralIcn OF cavalry ready for the r)sd NJ
moment notice. All recruiting Offices for lie horse
soldiers are 10 send oo to Carlisle immediately what
ever men they may have .nli.ted. Inc HUDSON
.reet rendezvous III tits city disT sfcheo ueiav'-
ment on Innrsday, who are enrolled among lhe niS'
to leave Carlisle.
! MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN BROOKLYN.
/ Tie 18th regiment expected TO receive their mil
/ forms Yesterday, but were disappointed. Some
mnskets were sent from the New-fork depot, and
Ike clothing may be received to-day. If 80 they viii
depart for Washington to-day.
! The 18th regiment will be ready to-day, provided
they receive their uniforms.
The 23d regiment has orders to hold itself in readi-
ness to march. The ranks are rapidly filing up.
The 5Gth regiment, belonging to the same brigade
ttbe llth) il also nridly filing mp.
TIE nth brigade is composed OF the sd, fth and
: regnenis. The following is list OF Ito officers
thus far APPOINTED:
Bhsadier G.nera Jesse c. Smith Brigade Inspector Mj
Edwi'd M.In ~ Elsi"eer M.Ior s,nj hs,isn. 'eese
Adv el.-. Mjor Il 4 BraiG'IS' V1sf'sTini',,'' ,'H-
o.ap C.r, John Berry.
r l. e. isuant.Coiolci Fdsin Beer. Mli9r Enwel
fin'~isth Res.m.nt-Fel Colonel. %. ~. ialms.'
Lleucrsrt- O.oisI, Stephen De bcNVise
The fall lst of lie 9Th Regiment has heretofore
been pubIi-hed.
Gen. Saith and staff expect TO leave for Washing
TN ~ soon the regiments II the brigade are filled
M ard in marching order, which will by Saturday
next ~ iurihsst.
I'M DEPARTURE or THE foRri-sL'E Nrn
REGIMENT.
Ycy,eriay afternoon this regiment received
their clothing and equipment, and il IS understood
tina, they will positively start for Washington to-
day. The regiment numbers 600 men, aud could
,..y have been raised b the standard Of full regl
ment Of / 900 in another day or two. They will
not be mustered into the service until they reach
" ringion.
TIE SPIRIT OF 1862.
Ye,tad.y, The scene at the ferry houses on the
Jersey Cry side OF The river was int esting ani
animated. Hundreds Of women crowded lie ap-
preach 10 tie bJat anxious TO get sight OF the de-
psrling fodiers Tie paGaase at the ieFIy-nasters
window wa, j,amed continuously with women ak
! i,g the noncy-iakcr when tie sodiers would DC
over The only answer he was heard TO give was,
"Why. woman. you arc the Gftieth person who hAs
asked me that question this morning. Still they
waited. Some went away, tired out with suspense,
+ bat their places we're filed by comers WHOSE III
quirrve quabhc lions rs vigorous ar their pre-
d.ces,ore The interest in toe movements ret on foot
in Ibis region ID universal. Every especially
Las 4 delicate bat earnest God bess you foI
every departing soldier.
ACrISG ASSISTANT SURGEONS FOR THE L. :.
ARMY.
RS Sltter!ee Of No. 40 Grand street, calls for
twenty-five me0icat gentlemen, of good repu,e III
tie profession Tor seryicc in the United States Army,
1t $lOoler month.
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
Eighy-nlue men from the Spauding qualtered st
ito Park Barracks las; night. Twelve Penusylva-
Ma men, ditto.
Tncnop'talat Fify-int street doing admirably.
TIE pr,nIsed Promenade concert OF the Seventh Reg
.meni Tor the belo6t OF this institution il n,cessa
lly post 'oned until that regiment ieiurns. Forty
nire taken ia aud cared Tor 1T this hospital
on sunday.
st tine Broadway Hospital Gity-tao men from the
Spluioing wero cared for. Ono hundred aud fly
men rom the Spnlding were cent 20 Dayids Island.
RECRUITS ron MASSACHUSETTS, REGIMENTS.
A detachment of 81 recruits for the hast4c nseits
regiments attached to Gen. Bnruade's division Al
rived yesterday morning from ios on, in the sicamo.
lay STATE. They were qulrtorod in the White
erect barracks, and will leave for Newbem by tho
rcXt steamer.