The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-21

THE MILITARY CARNIVAL.
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THE DEPARTURE OF RI .OUAvES.
THE CHICAGO zOUAvE CADETS h. ROSTB Bos-
ToE-rHKR DEPARTURE FRO THIS CIrY-COL-
LATIoN AT rHk SIXTH REGIME y AKA0RY-aRASD
MILITARY EsCORT-ESTHUsiA OF THE S1DSw AK
sPEcrAToRs-sCErEs AT THE STEAMBOAT PIBs, ETC.
The United states zouave Cadets, Of Chicago Ilicois
after sjournirs with for nearly week. and during
that time astonishing our military men and citizen by
their excellent and unsurpassed discipline, gencmsny
department and modest bearing, AMI partaking of the
inequalities Of citizen sodery, took their departure
for Boston yesterday afternoon half past i've
O'Clock, IN the elegant steamer c. Vanderbilt OF
the Norwich and Worcester tine. The Zouaves
escorted from their temporary quarters at the Sixth
regiment armory, Centre Market, by honorary
battalion Of companies from the Eighth Regiment, Wash.
ngton Greys sixth Regiment, Governors Guard Seventy
myth Regiment, Highland Guard and the Second Rsgi.
The battalion numberedneariy three hundred men,
and commanded by Col. Joseph G. Pnckney, Of the
Sixth r. giment.
PREPARING FOR THE DEPARTURE.
The Zouaves rose early yesterday morning, notwlth
standing their fatguing drill the night previous at the
Academy. Of Music, and after ,ed making
preparations for their departure for Boston, The
their quarters after the had fairly got engaged In
ing their blapkets cleaning belts uusksts, &C., present
ed u novel scene OF busy confusion. The
narkably cheerful and bore the encomiums bestowed
them by the morning papers for their skill In military
tactics with modeaty aud genteness Of which
has their conduct during their visit
city. They have proved themselves hardy soldiers,
pabie Of enduring the fatigues privatous Of
paigu; In this assertion merely refer the
fact that since they left Chicago nearly three
ago, every Of the company, the Captain
to the private have perssepty refused participate in
the luxury Of downy uoh but have conente them
selves by sleeping the floor OF their quarters with
nolhinl hc their zusve blankets for covering To
tbeir tempe rate OF living and active exercise at
military drill ana gymnsstm exercises IL ascribed their
fwers Of endurance, sSpr'sing agility and dis
cipne
COLLATION. TO THE ZouAvgs.
Prior to their departure for Boston, the Zouaves
eir,aineo TO boul tfI collation. furp,sheo by ComI&
MES and o the Sixth regiment, CAPTAINS Frank and
Ebei-ba,her al the armery of the Eighth regiment,
acoHug the temporary quarters occupied b, the Zoaves
tables we're spread tor one hundred ana aft, guests
aud during the busy CHATTER Of the knife and fork engage
ment the Utmost military g"o5 eio wship prevailed be
tween the entertainers and entertained Al the conclusion
of the affair Captain Frank, IN behalf IT his company
b, ITS II the occasion spo a. the Znaves for the
pr,mp'u repast Afforded He sad that it hoped by
hls PAL that their soIourn he prolonged until
saturday and HIS company had arranged give them
(the Zoraves) supper nj If the rst hotels In the
cep, the present collation. afforded them in the earnest
bfo,hey ana solderiy feeling with which 1t given.
Captain Ellsworth in behalf of the ZOuaves, made a
brief but appropriate reply.
FORMATION OF THE MILITARY ESCORT.
At quarter pssto Clock r. M the line of the mill
tiy Ia the Zuaves formed Ia Brooe street,
RICH, resting Centre street IL composed, al
ready mertned az detschments from four different regi
uieut Of The First Division, represe itDg the American
scotch German and Irish element If citizen sodery
Conpai WashiI gton Greys occupied the right Of the
baiiacn ie aha It's members oksd very dne In their
Ieat era! coats, belts aud white pataloons tn.
company line III uf the second regiment
ire mniaId Of captain Reed The coupo-
spp this company presented very martial app
Next IT, line Company of the sixth regiment Their
dart bine uniform scarlet frDres and pompons
made 'pleDdd contrast u the varied uniforms ~ the
oIh,r tro,ls the Fourth IN the battalion
was company Of the Seventy ninth, new Highland
tgu,nt The fine physiqus Of the and th,ir un,q
kins, polka jackets, plaid stockings and bright
bucsi,d shoes specially aud favorsbiy
t,ed by the three thousand people that formed
the great body Of spectators After the battalion
ioI med, the Command of the escort delivered
by the AJusut To- Colonel rinckuey. The line
broken into column by piatoons, aud then counter
marched thus bringing the head Of the column towards
h oadwsy rht Zosve< soon after marched Of their
quarters, accom- panied by their band playing lively
tune The Zouav assigned an honorary position
IN the csntre Of the column thus bringing portion OF
the escot ahesd portion In the Of this gallant
corps The latter attired In the Illinois State
uniform, dark blue frock coats, caps and pants,
faced with -Isb cloth and scarlet cloth Each man
bad bis kLaleack aud csDteen The line Of march
then pursusd through browne street " and through
broadway In the following ORDER