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

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Inc visit Of the Chicago zouaves 10 this ct has had
'ue enect Oh rousing spirit OF rivalry Ia the breasts
our Citizen soldery, and has been u toY
'one weeks oack 10 organise zousvs company in this
Guy. taS movement originated with Captain Atterbury,
Lieut. ooppnscr and Mr. Henry Baldwin, all connected
WIN company Z Of the Ninth regiment The second
ior organization took place last evening" at AL
BROADWAY. About tive hundred gentlemen were pre-
sent, and the meeting calei to order about eight
O'Clock by Mr. Henry Baldwin, who after briefly stating
the objects Of the meeting the following letter re-
cevea from Aoutant General Townsend, in answer to
one addressed to him the subject OF forming Zouave
corps in this city
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he not in town o. his return will inform you whether
'' '''''' WIN "e ro ssRsss Adu,Ant General.
The following Teegrnphc despatch received by
Mr.. Baldwin on Monday last
HENRY BAIDwrs, avail street,
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FRED. TOWNSEND
Captain ATTERBUer then and said he supposed q
few words ~oud doubtless tc expected from him as his
name had been somewhat Intimately connected with this
movement His object in starting the movement had
been TO stir up greater degree Of enthusiasm the
New York State militia, which was, he sorry say,
with but exception found wanting. He then ex.
planned the system OF drill which would be introduced,
combining Hardees tactics and McLeands bayouet ex
attain the Of efficiency the Chicafo Ca
dets grester amount Of bsdy labor fatigue would
have 70 be borne and he would have all bear this ct in
mind before enrolling their names, Captain Atercary
resumed his seat amidst loud applause.
Lieut. CoyrNGER, in answer 70 some remarks by Of
the gentlemen present, explained the militia
law o< this State and then went on 10
stae that 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 their intention a.
present TO introduce change their dresss, do
which the sanction Of the State Legsissure necessary
Mr. Conss said he was desrous to form an independent
ovsanzsses o. The plan pursued Ivy the organization
known the Lindsey Blues
Captain AnaaDvHY said:-In that case their services
would be required by the Mayor and Common
Council in Of riot, aud they would b little better
than q target company.
NJ csspsd revolution that the proposed corps
be independents organization The question being put
the melton ed unanimously
GAptan AFrR1BUNI sad any gentleman desiring TO
themselves with Company OF the Nhth regiment
he should be glad to them next Tuesday evening,
when his ;mpany will to drill light infant
~, or 3ouavtA
committee then appointed to and suitable room
to drill in.
Thirty seven enrolled last evening before
the meeting adjourned.