New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-15
Tho Resuv.ing ssIAscrs On HsPs's Islasd
Threatened Raid on the Suffers
storc-The 9TH N. Y. voiuuteer Regi-
mrnt Ordered Oar. f..r,..

There are at present number OF New-fork
recimen. that have recently been mustered ont Of the
limited States service and forwarded to iarts Island
10 be paid off and dsbanded. Some Of INC TROOPS INV
been there week or ten days, every day eApcthnS
Tint pay master wOud come among then' pay t"on
their money and allow them 10 20 10
homes and friends once more. But each aay nrouBps
| its disappointment until the men nave peconL.
| disheartened and demoraized. and on Saturday hght
conducted themselves in mutinous manner threaten
ing raid on the suffers stores using Doiserous ia
guage and even seizng their arms when was deemed
advisable 10 order ont the 18th w-l0rk volunteer
1od Dnryea Zouayes) which, together with the AID OF
inc officers resulted in restoring quiet about O'Clock
at night Since that time two regiments have oeen sen'
away leaving some 200 500 soldiers still there.
Tie question is asked hundreds OF times day wnen
the Paymaster Is coming but no one on the Island seems
To know or have the least idea when at event may
occur. The officers can only answer t0t nc way Wy
In day or q week. Red tape. OF whoever, or what
ever may be at fault come in for innumeraDe maiedc
| tons from the troops
On Tuesday nieht, orders received from Wash
ingon directing that hereafter all troops rom the state
| OF New York must be paid OF at Harris Island ana
disbaIded there. 1t is rumored that this order was
promulgated in OF the rotous conduct Of a
regiment their way home recently, during when u
baid property amounting TO many tbousahus Vi uona
was destroyed.
| The sick and wounded soldiers at the Grant =. .
Hospital" at wetts Point have been sent 10 tne nos
pitals at Fort Schuyler and Davids Island, ana Tue
fsstnamed hospital is being broken mp.
Under the order for the discharge OF all Rere
|
| camp al Harris Island. yesterday commenced ad'
minstcriDe the oath Of allegiance to the Rebel prison
ers Of whom there are at present over .hVU 'heie'
About go will Dc discharged daily and will at once De
sent 10 their homes in the south. The Kebels are
greatly eincd at the prospect OF returning home. wLere
| they can settle down In peace and quetness. -,
| Tie ltJd Penpsylaiia Regiment. Col. Dana. which
has been doing guard duty the Rebel camp for aoou
two months past having been relieved by the ON NeW
York Regiment Col. Drumm, took their depa1 tnIe ioi
Harrisburg Yesterday forenoon The men were aiios
Wild with delight at the prospect OF once more return
ing home their friends aid native hills, ara eav'
I vent tu their 10y they passed down the river 0,
cheering Justify swinging their hats and cutting up a.
/ sorts Of aulics.
i The l2,th New.York Regiment, Col. Wogcrt toos
their departure for Newburgh on Monday, where thej
! were ~ be paid OF aud dsbanded.
The following regiments and detechments are a
present OH tho island waiting the coming VI the ray
master: 800 -
Il The lloth Ney.York Regiment twentieth Corps
Col Lockman and numbering about leO men,
The lJjd New. York City Regiment (Second Metro
ul.tsn) Col CurIie. Numbering about 40 men. -
"a squad Of aboot 80 men belonging TO the iV2d Ne"
York. -,
A squad Of the seth New. York Regiment, NUMBERING
A squad of about 70 men belonging TO the 6lst New
York Regiment. $50 ~
squad Of about 90 men belonging to the 10th New
York Regiment under command of Capt. Van WinKie
The 7th New-iork Regiment cd Duryea Zouaves)
| are on the lrland also on guard duty.
There at present many people visiting mar
Island and the other military rendezvous up the Eas
River aud for the convenience OF the public the In
steamer Sylvan Grove, Capt J. II. Chase. makes rip
daily leaving Pier No ~. East River. at 10 ococ
A. ~ and arriving back nj 4.30 p IN. The ~ va
Groy. touches at Whitestone. Fort Schuyler. Wilet
Point Cry Island. Harris Island Davids Island al
d New Rochelle