New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
LOCAL MILITARY MATTERS.
PROGRESS OF THE ENROLMENT.

white male residents between the ages Of eighteen
and forty-fve are enrolled, rs also those whose
statements appear inconsistent or false. The hss
thus obtained are carefully compared TO avoid the
liability OF duplicate enrolment. Those whose
names are given both at their residences and places
Of business may rest assured that they will be sub
ject TO but one chance for CONSUMPTION. Very little
opposition is manifested to the successful accomplish
ment of the work. We hear, however, Of one case
which should forever disgrace the cowardly butter
nut who was the chief actor. A gentleman Of good
position, q secretary of one of our largest insur-
ance companies, gave orders TO lis servant at bis
residence in Twenty-second street, to give no names
10 the enrolling officer. When the officer made his
appearance, he was told by the domestic that the
family were in the country, and that she did not
* their names Espying an elderly gentleman
- ~. y EEK parlor he entered the room and demanded
~, tho IA es of the inmates Of the house. The
Y.-.on accosted had forgotten their names. An
g. mos zen, for and whole platoon made their
oororcs Int found tue doors locked. They were
sno 600 opeped, however, and List Of those liable to
military duty was obtained. Gen. Ah'h'1 Will
conduct the enrolment, without lear Q, ..vor, and
we deem his selections Of oces highly appropriate
TIE following notice was issued yesterday.
STATE OF Nkw.YoRK, JrpGE-ADyocaTs UEs.HlLs DB.l
PAKTnEsT, NKv -Y~kK August Is 1862 :
The officers Of banks sne ir.usnc. companies the pro
pre,or Of hotels, sios and nanusc;o-s will promote
their own eonveacc and greatly facilitate the .eor' Of the
I's BY preparing ioI eiI use 50 .L.s .hsy may
Sanen,ly residing in their respective establishments specify
ing occupation siEe aud place Of residence Under
m system adopted apprehension need be entertained that
this Will lead TO cond enrolment OF clerks and 9th
who may 6sye been cir ady enrolled where 1hey reside
| 1uIf A freH
and Chief Enrolling Oaces.
| The following order was issued on Saturday:
STATE OF NEw.Y oRK. JUpGE-ApvoCATE GEsERALt DR.
! PAYMENT. NEw.i ohK. August ~ la2
GENERAL Orders No. 3Ibe following addition and cot
rceton to General ofdeIs Nos AID are heeDy Pionui
/ The Enrolling Officers will report once day only
q The Enrolling Officers will record the occupation Of tho
By order OF VIM. HENRY ANTHON.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE HUNDRED
AND-ELEvENTH NEw-NORK.
This REGIMENT arrived at Pier No. = on Saturday
morning, by the steamer Ohio and two barges, from
Albany. They were furnished with Springfield
muskets by Quartermaster- General AIthuts after
which they proceeded 10 Washington by the Cam
don and Aiptoy route at - o'clock. The regiment
was raised in Cayuga County and has the maximum
standard of men, Annexed is hist 81 the officers:
Jesse goin. Colonel; Clinton d. McDougsl Lieutenant
Colonel; seneca saith M.JoI Henry n ssfOis Aaa
Dickinson HopIn., lot Assistant sHIe-on, ysnss -.
Benton q H,.n 'Gn" rr.as nl IT. JOHN
Sergesn, Andiec Cagp Soin seIgess siu.
/ LIST Lieutenant; Ezra 4. Hibb.rd, I'd Li.u'.usnt 80
Company B-John > Coe, CspSln yseo. l. van nu'AiA
/ Company C-Edsud A. Thomas Captain; Ira Jones' i''
Lieutenant; Theodore Lsinp.on, "a Lieutsnsn' tut
Mcs%Pi.yI d o';
Company E-I.aac 81. Lu,k, Captain Andrew d. so'oihi'
lat Leutensnti John A. Lang "a Leotensn, po,..c
Perry is Leutensnt; John II, Draie, I'd Lieutenant
bos r i Lieutenant; dssr Hae.ton p Lieutenant.
Company HEnia H. No,throp, Cspiaa Frank hich' lot
Compsny I-sidney Mead Captain; Merrill ". Murdoch
Lat I1.pieSsn,; Arthur W Mar,ksIl I'd Lieutenant
Company rs. A. Tfemsin, Captain George d. smith let
Lieo,snsnt, a. b. Cspron I'd Lieutenant
| ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF IHE EIhIEENli
CONNECTICUT.
The 18th Regiment, Connecticut Volunteers, ar
rived in town Saturday morning from HARTFORD,
Conn, and proceeded Immediately by the Amboy
ronte TO the seat Of war The regiment WAS met
by Col Almy, who made the necessary arrange
nents for its departure and saw the men on safely
The following Is a liet of the officers:
Col VIM q. Ely Lieut. Col hanros Nicholson, majof
Ephran Keech Adj T. L. Porter ou.rerma'ter Dg'sv'
Harrington Chaplain, the Rev Mr. Cooper Sergeant MAJOR
'V Co., A~csptsn Henry C. Davis. Gre.nvie LIST Lieut.
c. B-Captain, Thomas X. Bates. Brooklyn; ls Lieut.,
orstio Blanchard, knsly I'd Lieut. Ezrs D. Carpenter
Con- C-Cept.D. Isaac H. Bromley, Norwich; i' Lieut.
semuG MeIwn "a Lt. Henry n s Saa Pom
fret. SP.;s,s. k ss;;1s 1.,, Fred.
c rAP F@6sp..S' Henry Pe.e Noraich LIT Lieut. j.
woodw. Preston I'd Lsq John tropei. SGsi1e Lieut.
Israel n Kibbe Putnam I'd Lieut., Luther lawson, Wood
CO B-Csp.an Charlie. D. Bowen. Willamette IL. Lieu.
Jsmes f. LON. WiiAnatic' "a Lieut.. Andrew W. LOOMS
Co. K-Csptan, Kphrsm Ksech tr. Kiinslyi i't Lieut.
Ezra J. Maithewson, I'd Lieut., Geo kies
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE Thirty
FIFTH MASS.
This regiment left ie camp ut LynDieh, Mass., on
E,,dav and arrived here on Saturday morning by
the steamer Bay State Of the Fall River route The
command was Immediately furnished with transpor-
tation 10 Washington The following Is the roster Of
the regiment: , ,,, -,
| -; Major, Sumner Carrnh, Cheses; Ad,u.i.
Hama. Nsstuy port Surgeon Francis NJ Lincoln, Bo.toa
Ass: Surgeons george NJ Munssil' hstwchi Albert W.
Clark. wobun Chaplain Henry r. L. "ii'ef' N'''0n'
s,eDb.n. II. Andrews, chei,s. DENIM. A po.n Boston
ssmns d C Oliver salem Benz Pratt. weymouth sgd
nsn Willard Bo.ton Horace Miles. Randolph; Ira r.
Chez er Chelsea VIM. Gibson boston
rhid,. @. Hood, Nahapt; James H. Baldwin, Boston
rd~orJ q PAX Ro1bury; Gamaiel Hodges Newburypor
b a%ei Preston D.nve Gecss p Lyon; hwsyn9%ash
John Lsthrop Dedhsm Cton Blsnch.Id Inelsea' i'
Palmer, Randolph; Frederick ID. Bioohs na'e'H'''
rs,d Rial. r. Boston; John Is. suckney, Lyia John
u, m'ds.n Ienipr,on Nathan W Collins New our,poIt
charles r Williams Salem ohyet nqI aI.n w R,yadoIa
tY~In n Myrick Chelsea; Jonathan W. ~ ge' hA'o''P"
Wm I'm D,3bam; Vim. Washburne, it, boston
THE SEVENTEENTH MAINE RE'iMtNr m
The 18th Regiment Maine Volunteers Sol' mos,
IA. Roberts, arrived at this port from Fan hver IN
the steamer Plymouth RosH On rt To Washington
Via the New.Jersey Railroad. The regiment mum ,
bsred i04O, and the men were all aruta VIII, WIZ
Enfield rifles. The following is list OF the oneers