, 1860-07-24
Departure OF the ZouaveB from New
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fFron the n. Y Tribune, 2lst.}
The Western 1ions have left us, for city still
further East, and New Workers. are now ready
for another excitement. L. Rn est m2rtl Vspe
k Roi! In PLAIN Englith: "The weeks show
is over; trot ont your fresh lions!" Aud 60,
the very day that takes our Chicago guests
from US brings ID their places the Savannah
gramme Of Summer entertainments, provided
Tor the New York Can't Get. Away Club, bro
ken By an interni8sion of even twentJ-four
honrz.
Bat Les Zouaves are gone, laden with honors
and popularity, They left just at the apex Of
another weet! Chicago is as last a city as
New York, if on smaller scale. And our Vis-
itors from the Western cosmopolls needed no
one to tell them that the traditional nine days
are too long time for wonder 10 last, in a
great city OF the modern era. Most of our vIs-
them-fofget this fact, and leave IS obscurely
81 they enter uproariously. They 60 up, 10 TO
speak, like rockets and co ae down like sticks.
Our gallant Zouayea lett on the day following
the crowning Of their endeayors with cap
sheaf. They could hope for no greater SUCCESS
Academy Of Music. For that occasion over
1900 tickets were sold after deducsing e1peu-
res, 8, 200 pass into the exchequer Of the Com
pans, the whole Of which sum, Col Ellsworth
assures US. is to be strictly applied to such
charitable purposes a. may seem most worthy
of aid.
Thus tbe Zousves display another so1dterly
'qusiity. Generous fellows they are, as wsli as
nobly disciplined and brave.
Il vas the intention Of Companies 4 and
Of the Sixth Regiment to give grand supper
to Their quests on the evening preceding The
Cadets departure. But this good purpose Was
overturned By the unlooked-tor determination
of fto1 liz Tn 1oor
day afternoon. On short notlce, therefore, a
collation. was prepared by the companies il
question. ID the large drill room Of the Wash
layton Grays, and at ct r. Ii. yesterday the
Zauaves sat down to their last dinner in New
York.
After the COLLATION., Capt. Ftauk of Company
4. made = brief speech, complimenting bis
puests. thanking them for this visit, and clos
ing With m Invocation TO his own men for three
cheers and tiger in betalf of tho illustrious
departing. Three cheers Were given. Then
followed neat little thank you from Col. Els
shouts Of the Zouayes. Then q little speech
about Col. Pipckney; then little speech by
Col Pinckney; ther, rising from the table,
general shaking Of hands, packing Of knapsacts
aud uns.*ckinz Of muskels; at last it was an-
nouuced that the co-escorts from the otter re.,.
iuents were at the door, waiting the Journey
to the Norwich bo4t
The follow ng detachments composed the es-
cort: ap+cial euard-6th Regiment, Uompans
A, Capt. Frark Company F, Capt Eelspacher;
general esc,rt-6ta Regiment Capt. miller j
compxuy; sth Regimeat, Capt. Bucks compa-
ny; 79sn Regiment, Capt. Aanson's company.
Proceeding down Broadway, the escorters mud
escorted reached the Vanderbilt, which runs in
| connection with the Norwich and Worcester
| line ior Boston, At few minutes before i've
O'Clock. A aix FOUNDER was on the whart-ten
guns we're fred to sigDalxe their arrival at tie
pier. eleven Al the departure Of the boat, and
the q 'uayes were iairly on their way to the sis
| Ter city.
At boston they will be The guests of the hos
pitAble "Tigers," whose renown il comma nsu
rate with that Of the hue Of the universe. Re
turning next week to this city, they will he 70
ceived BY the ID Company Of our noble Seventh
and in unison with that crack cnrps will max,
an excursion to West Point If the Wes.ert
| Cadets prove the superiority Of their diaciplin,
TO that Of the Government boys, they may 1hel
indeed sit down and weep, like 20 many al Z
anders, that there are no more rivals Tor theu
to conquer. Another year, however, may lei
another story. The lesson taught By the Zou
ares has not fallen unheeded. Already tue bts
drilled corps Of the Flrst Division ale moriut
toward the requirement Of The new tactics
But, even il in ! hort time We should succees
in displaying whole regiment Of pruicirl
Z,uaves, to the 1uave Cadets Of Chicago mus
always he glven the credit ct haring first tau2h
the CITIZEN soldiery Of the North that change i
sometimes improvement