New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

ceved the appointment Of Permanent Surgeon at the
Park Barack-. The attainments, skill, and expert
ence OF DIR. Little will be q very valuable acqusi-
ioR TO the staff at the Park Barracks and Infrmry.
There are now remaining about 30 men in the hos
pital at the Park.
The Lsdies Hospital on Fify.6rst street is one Of
those exc. llent retreats which mark the advance
ment Of the age No efforts sls lett untred to make
cur brave men as comfortable as posi- lie.
We would suggest that at elcI hospital daily or
weekly bulletin Of the names of patients, pla ly
written Ia alphabetical order he placed that par
Ties Interested can reHd them, without dsteIti0a TO
those engaged ia the hospitals.
let this bulletin be used outside OF the hOepi al
and be free to ALL the printed lit is at the Post
Office. OF c0urse each bospit,l will write on the
bu eIin ony the names Of tie sick and wounded un.
der 's particular and their fast
sls the sick and wounded men return to their homes
o. their regiments
TIE Union Defense Committee have made q dona-
ton OF 1000 TO the &" Ladies' Home for Sick and
Wounded Soldiers in Lexipg on Avenue"
The Ladies Relief Associa ion at the Park Bar
racks have just made handsome donations Of good
things 10 cot, drink ard wear for the benefit OF tic
sics ard wounded soldiers at Bedloe's Islaud.
DEPARTURE or TIE TiIIRrEENTH REGIMENT.
The 18th Regiment of Bsooklyn departed for
Baltimore yeeterdYy afternoon az clock. Although
he orders had been received the day previous, it
was not definitely known until noon yesterday that
transportation had been provided. Col Clark pro-
ceeded 70 headquarters in N-w-Yorh, and ascer-
tanned that every provision had been made, and on
his return the captains were notified TO muster their
companies, and fall into line al I O'Clock. Some
TINE eared before this order could be obeyed, mauy
OF the Iaen having gone of 20 their friends and
il alter O'Clock before the regimenta! line
formed.
A committee of citizens, with detachment Of po.
lice, took position in front, and the regiment
marched out Of Cranberry street into FdllOn and
down to the ferry. Many Of the buildings were
gayly decorated with as, and the sidewalks, win
dows aud roofs of houses along the route were
crowded with spectators. Several fire companies
placed their carriages ut the streets III order
10 afford the members an opportunity OF giving the
| rcgment-largely composed Of hremen--a parting
salute The in every respect, except the uni
forms, which then Were gray and low blue, was
siniiiar TO tba! witnessed one year ago, when the
zane regiment, under command of tie late Col. Abe.
Smith marched to defend the Capital.
AZ the men embarked the Jerry boat the dense
crowd which had assembled in the neighborhood
commenced cheering until they had nearly reached
The New-lorE side. The regiment then marched up
| Fulton street 10 broadway aud down TO Pier No. =
North River. They werc taken on board the steamer
Hill Ku!l and proceeded To Elizabethport where
they will take the Central Railroad for their destDa-
ton by way Of Harrisburg. The Colonel is ordered
to report To Gen. Dix 10 command at Baltimore.
| The regiment numbers $40 Ten, the companies NV
ersging 20 men each. While the men were going
on board the ferryboat some hearllers fellow re-
ported tiat three of the soldiers had fallen over
bard. and were drowned, which cansed great
u-h toward the gates, bat Il was soon ssct riained
that there was no foundation for the story III got
III safe There was 10 accident OF any kind.
The 18th Regiment, having received their equip
ments, will march for Washington to-day lsat.
nrdayl.
DEPARTURE or THE FORTY SEVENTH REGIMENT.
NY. :. NJ.
This ncw regiment Col. j. V. aie,erole, composed
almost entirely OF residents Of Willagsburgb, left
last evening for Washington. The hour of depart
uIe was specified as II M, bat owing TO necessary
delays they did not leave until > P. III. Attended by
the drum corps, they proceeded hurHediy through
several Of the principal streets to the south Tenth
street Ferry. Their march was "a perfect ovation.
The route was gsyly decon.ied with flags, and tie
greatest enthusiasm was mauifcsod Soon after ar
irving AZ the landing. they embarked on toard
ferry -hoat chartered for the purpose and were con-
Coz uen, handsomely uniformed, and provided with
Enfield rles.
RHODE ISLAND MILITIA on THE WAY TO
WASHINGTON.
Seven hundred en- from Rhode leland, belonging
10 tho 9Th and 10Th Regiments of that State,
arrived at Pier No. in this city, in the slsauer
Plymouth Rock, yesterday morning., and Proceeded.
by way Of the Camden and Aniboy Railroad, To
Washington. Nine hundred volunteers, also of the
9ib aud 10Th Re, imen,s, Already In Washington.
towns Of Rhode leland, and those Of the 10th in
Providence. On the aiiivsl OF the detachment
which went forward yesterday, the different com
pane- will be placed IN the regiments to which they
respectively belong. Two hundred recruits will al.
rive here to-day on their way TO Join these Iegi-
meuts. which will then number 1000 men each.
They serve three months.
Col. Xopas Bliss, at present in command Of one OF
Tho rgmcnts, was with Cen Twiggss army il
Texas, Where lie was captured by the ksbel'. Re
Gently lie wa exchanged and ut once re-entered the
service lie il graduate Of the Military Academy
IT Wet Point, aud officer II Zoe a9lIniee. lLe
command Of h new regiment, organizing IN kn",r
Leland for the war will be signed 10 him wien II
is ready To enter the field.
THE NAVAL BRIGADE.
The anniversary oil The lancing Of tho Naval
ricie at Fortress Monroe Will be celebrated AT the
Cooper institute this evening:
col Bartlett ~ read the resdents Commission ordering
IA. corp. into service Nay o. 1861. Relate orgsrza
lion I'd 90 I9fnen and roce the history tho various
s.srn-nt. sih the enemy far a. he Knows them Col
BsTti.t M report she prhe who aided tin IN rails
Es cor- aud pf-sru complete account current OF it,
suA sho h. paid r. Dill who were It's don rs and 'np
porr. and IT. opponsut. Aio, how he 10 b.. wounded
he e,tn.nt tie corps received epty toto The
vi,.how hsys ,s changed & that II the
ou Coat Quad II Virginia brpus The seton OF some Of
he Rebel ann sbI Is. hna transportation into the seh New
iclk iafantfy.
Ihs.r will then be proposition made 10 raise second
l.,fs.f, he th. scIficc-I
Fat Ell or any acceptable Officer when duly elected
ana the President the Oossrnor o. the
state OF New ors.
FROM NEWBER
The United States steam transport Jcrsey Blue,