The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01

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Inc visit Of the Chicago zouayes "a t. etv has had
'He eec Oh rousng spirit OF rivalry Ia the breasts
our ozen soidery and it has been in contemplation for
sone weeks BACK TO organise zousve company in this
Guy fAe movement originated with Captain Atterbury
Lieut. Coppinsef and Mr. Henry Baldwin, all connected
Win Company Of the Ninth regiment. The second
meeting Tor organization took place evening" at AL
Broadway. About tive hundred gentlemen were pre-
sent and the meeting callet to order about eight
o'clock by Mr. Henry Baldwin, who after briefly stating
the objects Of the meeting read the following letter
one addressed to him the subject OF forming Zouave
corps in this city
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The following Telegropbic despatch was received by
Mr.. Baldwin on Monday last
ArsAsr, July 81 1883.
have this day referred - question of zousve flank
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Captain ArrERBUsr then rose and said he supposed a
few words ~oud dorbtess be expected from him, his
had been somewhat Intimately connected with this
movement. His object in starting the movement had
New York State militia, which was he sorry say,
with but one exceptioa, found wanting. He then
planned the system Of drill which would he introduced,
combining Hardees tactics and McIelands bayouet ex
ercises After stating all present must bear in mind that
diets grester amount Of bodily labor and fatigue would
have 10 be borne and be would have all bear this c in
nind before enrolling their nsrnes Captain AtteTary
resumed his seat amidst loud applause.
Lieut. CorrSoER In answer 70 some remarks by ore OF
the gentlemen present, explained the militia
law of this State; aud thea went 70
stae thaA the drill OF the Chicago zouaycs
simply the light infantry tactics o. Colonel Hardee,
together With some extra movements introduced By
Colonel Ellsworth. He said was their intention a.
present to introduce change in their dresss - do
which the sanction of the State Iegea&ue is necessary
Mr. Comm said he DESTROYS TO form Independent
oveaRzsseB, the plan pursued by the organization
known the Eindsey Blues
Captain AT1GSvRY ssid.-In that their services
wouiA be required by the Mayor and Common
0oapci in case Of riot and they would b little better
than q txrEei company.
NJ Eousx oasyed resolution that the proposed corps
independent organization The question being put
The melton ed unanimously.
Captan AvIzxyCwJ sAd any gentleman aesiring to con-
themselves with Company Of the Knth regiment,
be should be glad see them tuesday eveuin &,
when his ;mpauy will Commence to drill s@ light infant
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committee wac then appointed to and suitable
TO drill in.
Thirty names were enrolled last evening before
the meeting adjourned.