New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE oSg nUNr

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE ONR HUMID
RED AND EIGHTEENTH REGIMENT, y. y. V.
The One liundr.d and Eighteenth Regiment, y.
Y w. under command Of Col Richards, arr 'td III
this city al O'Clock yesterday morning ny Tue iiuh
eol, RIVER Rgiload and marched from the uegot 10
tb. ParA Barracks. This hhe reQimeot, numbering
go IL lie bodied men, was organized ~ FiaitsbHfk
tue men having been recruited ~ Clinton Ess'H,
aid Warren Couuties. ~ Saratoga ana al the II /
evan IioHse, Albany, Oh th~if way MINER tide men
,.re provided With substantial coilatols fes.er-
d,y afternoon they were armed Win Enfield h-s,
o., d tie evening took their departure Tor " ash
ZION. Tie ioii,winl il Is Is, Of The officers:
G,uuel 7. Pcls,ds Co.1nel Olg-r h,ese lr.; Liuten
Isa,nt; Patrick A. Del.usy. Gasiterma''er' Dr. Jonn
Ne er. Surgeon; R,y. Charles l.. ger, Chaplain.
C.pany a-Jo4.ph H. NoIris, Captain Edward Riggs ls
Ii,.,-isni. linn T.. Ch.u b,rain. "a Licuten ant.
Company Blew 8 Oominy csr''ini >,'h'n l. Wo'a'
Csmpany D-Bi Ia =. smitl Capsni CJrs' o. purge
l.. L.-utrnsn'. Ohm Ii. SWith "a Leuenant
Compsny t-J4cob fi,ma'es CAPTAIN le'cph s.mn'us'
Company Pr bert ". Liil sston Cop DIN; john IN
bingham let Liesi'usn' "m heary s'o'eH'H' % Lac"
Compan. G--p.nai. s,on. caP'si3j stephen b. Smith
Ia Lieut.: OF; Vi y. Dickinson "a lieutsn H.
Lieutenant. Sylvester Ma;ooa, 70 LeueaanL
broos Li.lisnay, Msrin b. s,ei,on e Lieutruau,
Company k-John stone Captain JOIN >. bOyi'on'
l.t Li-etrn.nt. Eesry 4. Mould. q LirDtsnsut
THE SIXTY-NINTH KEGlbiIsT. y. Y. V.
Col. Joseph Z. rinckney, Of tle 9th Regiment
New-Yolk Volunteers, retained 10 be command lAst
evening" hr leave of abtence, which he Was com
relied 10 ask for on accouui Of SD kness, having
nearly expired. The Colonel 10 much improved IA
health though by DO means recovered IRON the
.i,bre.s wMsh be contracted on the Chi, kaaouiny.
He has opeued IA Recruiting olico n the CITY over
the Centre Market, which IL II charge OF ADJ brs-
tow n. Davis aud Serg. Cornell lln'denbr.ok.
NrW-yoRK REGIMI MS UNDER MARCHING Or
DERs.
Nine regiments Of New York volunteers have
been ordered TO Ia plid forthwith aud TO bold them
selves in readiness G. march during the present
week. They are ~ iollow':
l3oth Regiment Col t1.Iion l1hh. Col ooSlesi litth
(saadO,. CO.. chaplin lAih lSl.enl o9I Mo"si !-'.h
l., Me,o Potau. Col Ianbul i4th. Col Quincy iIsih
} Col Ple.sscr
A dozen or more regiments lhroughon. the aie
are nearly complcted, and will probably be dis
matched TO the seai II war next week. Complaints
are 0oIe'aniiy made Of "a lack OF d. patch IN srndug
of our volunteers, m consequence Of ich delay
many oil the men hive deserted and till continue 10
slip away. We believe thai these delays are un-
ayoldtbe on tie part oil the ~ ale agtlOutes who
are engaged night AID day IN getting troops ready
Tor the field. Tie drain for arms and equll inents l.
immense and the supply - o;ien exhausted, some
dave occa onsl eap-Ing before the requisite arli-
clsr in sufficient quantities, can be obta'ued.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or TIE SEVEN
TENTH CoNNLCIICuT PIGMENT.
The I'm Regiment Connecticut Volunteer, under
"a ulaud of Col. Noble srriv.d by the New Haven
Railroad IRON Bridgeport, Connecticut, Yesterday
afternoon. and marched to Pier No -. t. r.,
whence thew e!nb rkei ior Washington VII tie AM
boy line The rel iu.ent was received by Col. Almy.
who attended to th. wants OF the men.
TIE CoEcOgAN BRIGADE.
Tho National W. Committee on Tuesday dis
pstcred "A deputatiou to Albany TO request nom biz
Excelency Gov Morgan all proper aciliti,s Tor eS-
uediting tie orsnnn ion Of Gen. Corcoran's Il X
ade. HE following iispatch was received yeHter-
day III regard 10 the maItor;
- ALRASy. Sept }, 1902.
DAVID DrDLKY Field, esq ChgTts' - cost"e'ee.
Tie Government moot cn.effuly pfos des every iacy for
raidus en- CofcoTais Brigade. Everything mkri Tor ~
the General hai been gt.nicd NJ CON- IAN
l. DAYTON.