New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-12
REEyrORCEMENr rs FROM FRANCE.

We read IA the C0urrie, Ge N1rseiLe of Aug 25:
1--WE stated Yesterday that upward of 600 Us1 %
the 18th Regiment IN garrison in our city had voun-
teered to part OF the contingent which every reg
uent in France is required to send 10 the Crlmea.
We must add, 10 the honor OF that hne regiment that
the commissioned officers II body onere 10
en'er the contingent PRIV ate soldiers. Toe military
Authorities unable crafty the wishes Of these brave
men, de- ided that 10 soldiers ger company should De
aoultted into the cOrgs Of ZOuaves This announce
ment was received by the s9lh with Joyous acclgma-
tons Tie port OLA Jouette presents az this moment
spectacle OF extraordinary animation IN consequence
OF the immense number OF PACKETS mOOred along the
quays The park OF Ibe eng ineers distant few yards
from the bgsn, Is literally covered with masses OF pro-
iectes. WI ch are embarked and renewed daily. War
mGttrta was never before in such quantities. az
Marseilles. In tie month of July $4,000 600
weight of md'ertei wac shipped for tue East.
In August that amount will be considerably ex
ceedeO and in September 40 600 GOO will in all pro-
liability be embarked According 20 the accounts we
have received all the oundres of France work
day and night casting prqectes, which forwarded
Immediately 10 our city By every possole conveyance
The following sses row lOaGlng and nearly 3sdy
to our to ssa:-Ihe sailing vessel SGsquohGnna IL to
tax out J. men, many horses, and udteTtei; the
American clipper Mary Ann, 1000 tuus OF Huater7ei
and the American clipper John Berrin 300 sodiers
ard 400 iuns of BGfersek Those three transports are
10 be towtd. The English packet Sarah Sands has
already embarked - uien as many horses, anu zoo
tuns OF maftrsi the English stesmer Napoleon III.
il to convey 10 men, los horses, and r7afertd the
trooIs AID pro-. ctiles the magnificent Engfh four
se;ed steam er City of Baltimore, the Eogsh pack
cts Great Northern, Eta, Alhembra, Armenian and
HsmmoBia. TIE corvette Internal and the French
peckets Sullv and Assyrien ara all loading for the
Eat; the steam frigate UOa is 10 give passage 70
eco men 10 ship between 200 and 800 tuns OF matt
rel aud to tow transport 10 the Black S-a; the
English steamer Alma e 20 carry 500 men and some
mate rel the English clipper Voyager, 600 tuns OF
nGterld; the AUerican clipper Edgard Stnnger l4O
men l3s horses and coo tuns OF mGteTtes the Igsh
steamer Nicholas 10 men, los horses, AID 200 runs
of raeri,i the clipper Triton, 900 tuns OF mGterleI
the Amei can colossal clipper Great Republic, 500
soldiers 100 horses and 1000 tuns OF matsrsi; the
English sailing e ate Resistance fitted out store
ship zoo soders and 600 tuns of mGt$rei this vessel
wIl probably sail to morrow. The splendid English
European is to give passage 70 200 or 500
men aud 10 load 600 tuns OF mGter'e This steamer
the largest that entered port throws into tae
shade al the surrounding packets. She Is longer than
the clipper Great Republic. The steamer Tynemouth
snd the French steam packets By zantne and Assyren
have already left with troops horses and WGter1ei
The steam-frga'e OcenOGue took her departure tbis
morning with ! 900 OF the 81 regiment of the line
having in tow the sailing frgate Zenoble, which had
embarked l 600 men OF the same regiment. The lss
and s4th regiments will cOmpste the division Of in-
fantry now assembling at the camp a, Ma, lax. The
English steamer Emperor, which sailed yesterday for
the East had on board 200 men, go hors s and pro-
ieciues. The beautiful English clipper Lady Russell
which accompanied the Emperor, carried out 200
soldiers and 70 horses To those vessels should b.
added the fine seam-packets OF the Messigeres lmpe
riales, which give passage twice week 20 between
400 and 500 men, and the English steamers Tuba CAIN
TOga Esk Cleopatra ana Others treighted by mer
chants 20 transport provisions 20 the Last.