The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15

dsts - Chacago-Recsption and sresk-
fsst st ~ Actor House-Thear Drill Be-
fore tho Mayor and Common Council
TIE "HsUes Taken on the First Dtvi-
sipn N. =. 3. NJ, SC. 3
New YORK Yves treated to another sensationn yeser-
day morning BY tho arrival Of the celebrated United
stats zouave Cadets, commanded by Capt. E. E. Ellis
worn, who reached the city about half past O'clock
by te splendid steamboat Isaac Newton The excursion
lists left Albany the previous evening about half past
sewn O'Clock and came, Of course, directly 70 this city
Notwithstanding the early hour Of the morning. the great
reputation enjoyed by the Zouaves induced several hun
dre people to get out Of their beds few hours earlier
thai usual for The purpose of witnessing the arrival and
reception Of the strangers The pier the foot of Cort
land street was occupied by Company F. Fourth regiment
OF Artillery commanded by Capt James Mcmahon, and
detachment Of sixty from the Sixth regiment, Col
the hnd, pg place Of the steamer.
When the Iac Newton with the excursonists board
waswithis iew hundred yards Of the dock, colones
salute Of nine s'ns was nred by Capt McsIahons
pany, followed up by three tremendous cheers, which
must have ben very narerpg 10 the strangers In this
aemonsraon Of welcome he people joined heartily, and
The Zcusvcs responded with equal enthusiasm In their
own peculiar way, without beng able however, to make
quite 80 much noise, 70 they mustered only about sixty
altogether.
The reception OF the celebrated corps by the Sixth
conducted In much the usual manner and after some lit
tie delay the march was pursued up Cerandt street 10
Roadway and the Assor Hose, in the f,owing order
Company +, Foarth REGIMENT, Capt. Mcmahon.
Detachment Of Sixth regiment uudor the comm.ns Of
Capt fhes. s. Array.
The Zouave Cadets, Capt. T. E. Ekwor,h, commanding
H.. a.s.- A..
guests stacked In the rom after which thew
marched up stairs to the refectory where boun,ifu,
oreakfas, spread for them. Prcvoa to giving the
order to charge the edbles and drnkaco Col PrycK
My addressed Col Ellsworth the gallant commander of
The Zouaves, In the following manner
Col ELLSWORTH AND GESrlExRs-In welcoming You IN
The city Of New York regiment Offer You slight
tepast Previous 70 this interesting ceremony however
viii call upon the Rev. Matthew Hale Smith 10 in woke
blessing.
The Rev. MATHEW HALE SMITH chaplain OF the Twelfth
regiment, then offered up the following prayer
We thank Thee, Lord for this bright and beau,fui
morning We thank Thee for the gathering of these
terchange Of good feeling soderIy regard
and perpeiuste The bond OF aterna good will and max
more hr the bonds OF brotherhood national har
moby Bless these Thy servants who visit our city May
the visit be full Of good results and may ever be that
our citizen soldiers visit each aud all sections of the
land and thus perpetuate what the vaor sacrifices and
iosm OF our fathers Guard these servants
while away from home; preserve them peace and safe
y and then return them home full OF pleasant memories
connected with this VISIT resolved be more worthy
OF the fame they now enjoy Be with and our chill
dren as Inc vast with our fathers for the sake Of
pleased Redetmer. Amen.
A few invited guests present at the breakfast.
among whom we noticed Col Bu,teraeld of the Twelfth
AMER breating at the Astor House and enjoying some
necessary rpcss, the Zouaves again shoudered their
muskes and formed In 'front.' OF the hotel in readiness for
the march u the Sixth regiment arnory at Centre Mar
ket The esorting corps composed of the deachments
from the Governors Guard and Company +, Fourth
regiment aso took their Positions and about quar-
ter pact nn1 O'Clock the march was commenced Up
Broadway, II the same order observed In march
ing to the hoel, Colonel Ellsworth commanding
The appearance Of the celebrated company while drawn
up In front ohe Aston House hailed with genuine
enthusiasm. An immense crowd Of people filled the eide
watks, and abe stoop, windows and ROOF of tire
hotel prescncd the usual spectacle observed
on all oosscas Of a public parade. Repeated
shouts Of sppnse greeted the strangers every STEP
and their Singular and rather fan astc costumes IT
acted considsrN pic attention. The march pursued
up Broadway Union square, down Fourth avenue and
Bowery TO Gnnd street, where the procession fled TO
the right andproceeded the Sixth regiment armory
Of Genre street Here another dense mass q
spectators wSe assembled, and received the Bouaycs
with right royal salute % cheering and huzzas Tho
drill ROOM ifto which the procession marched imme-
datey, was tsstefuly decorated with American Gags
walls floral vseaths and numerous appropriate devices
were hung upn the walls In simple, yet elegant ,rder,
that reflects no small credit upon the designer Tho
the decorations that deserve mention.
During nc caree Of the Zouaves, the Eighth
regiment, wbe uadcr orders to receive
the seveah On their return from the Staten
Island epampnsnf, hcBorcd the strangers with
nine hearty ebccrC and "tgs arr in which the popu
lace joined with good wi I'm reaching the drill room
the escortg CONS and the Souaves formed oppoeite
each other, ana tbe former vent through number OF
me most defenng applause, attended as welcoming
salute TO tie stra3gers he latter we're then put
through tle b: Of choice drilling performing eash
tho warmest encoAiums Final J, after stacking arms
OIL Ellsworth ordered his men 90 acknowledge the vel
osae OF the axth and Eighth regiments, when su,ul,a
neous shout n 0nc, two three four, five, six sevea
LdD1ve, tigaar," repeated three times over, followed
riscn with I've se unison and promp'ness as were oe
,crrabe In heir military maDosvrcs The men we're
ben DISMISSED Tor hite repose previous n tie exhbi
sco tri in font Of tho City Hall which set dawn
~ halfpast tao O'Clock IN the afternoon.
s appesr 10 becorposed OF very young
about meium generally good looking and well
usd. Thei gay fantastic uniforms scarlet brooches
nd Gays givethcm lively spirited appearance, inter.
s with slight dash os the ferocens which Ia sup
ossd " be promneot sharactcristc az the Imperial
ouave, ldoli1d by the nercrsia frepohman. The i'm
ressoa ae whole, made by Their FIRST appearance
tsterdar, was decidedly favorable. The following is
0dc1s-E u Ellsworth, Col Commanding; j. r. Scott.
rst Leussnlut; H n. LATIN, Second Lieutenant Charles
viihers, Surgeon; ) B Tay.or, Paymas;er; Hayden,
fefV tants hDONs Ntunc StrEeh0ts Methfrefi,
iersernsslu; Botsford, Cosr Sergeant Seyns, Bugler
Don, Guide.
csda.-Tuser Conner, Barclay, Rogers, Ably, James,
'rem, sihey Brand, Cutler, kcchosney Smith, scatter
Wade Bicseider Banks, Coefes, ooott, scott Brown
,ns, iic.mer ,farabee, Hall, ~ Witt Aiken Italians,
rue, lai~ baldwin, Hand, Bchrend, Walker, Philips, |
ennioott lnnls. lFruiD. /
Baaa--s. J,ysss, leader; $. suiat, Drack, Barnard,
rims, Berworih, Nuraburger, W. Drasc, Schumacher |
@nf, Wskgeber, wcrth, Chafey Neyins, Robinson, s. |
an, G. lean, Bauer. /
It sl ,, seen hy this that they number some forty
ukeis. Colonel Ellsworth the commander, Is hacd-
me noknI officer apparently very rigid M discipline,
& stiS warmly loved by his men. lie IA graduate q
cot fosnt. and to tbs fact, perhaps " due The prod
sncy q his men Tho fu dress Uniform of the Zouavee
nssts 81 dark blue coat, with bun trimmings, and
balloons and caps OF hue ~h similar trimmings 10
80 on the coat The full zouave uniform worn on |
occasion ~ their reception conssa ~ loose scarlct
Wsers. wb god cord blue stripe high CATERS
legginfs; blue vest with orange braid and peculiar
tern Of MORE antique facing Jacket OF blue with red
orange trmmingr aud bel buttons; and a Janniy
DE- red cap, with back band and orange trimmings. |
addition the shove they ao have fatigue uniforms y
chsseeur un6oru, consisting OF red pants and bloc
~ beautifully frInged and ur7mod During their |
in New York they will be ths guests of the sixth u
issent and will taSe ali their meals At the Astor House n