New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04
VARIOUS WAR ITEMS.
DEPARTURE OF TROOPS.

DEPARTURE OF TROOPS.
TIE Albany Burgess corps and the Salem SaJ ZEN
aud Miners OF the Massachusetts, Regiment will sail IN
the Niagara to-day.
Orders have been received from headquarters direct
ing Geo. Sanford not TO send any more recruits
members OF regiments ~ oiu their respective CORPS
Gen. Sanford will proceed to Annapolis next week,
and will probably have charge Of the camp.
TIE FREE ACADEMY ZOUAvES.
A regiment called the Free Academy Zouaves has
been formed, composed of the students of the Free
Academy. 1t now numbers 20 members, III of
whom feet ~ inches in hight or over. The fol.
lowing are the OH ers:
Dr. Horace Webster. Colonel; T. H Boyer Lieu. Col; o.
nA. CiP'S Of c0SPsny "a sscS 1aD,n c g
SWORD PREsEsTaTIos.-The ladies Of Bridgeport,
Conn. presented las, Tuesday sword aud epaulsuss
TO the Captain and Lieutenants Of Company ID, Sd
Regiment Connecticut Volunteers.
Capt. Fredk Frye, who, by bis individual exertions.
has succeeded in organizing this company deserves for
himself aud his gallant ancestors more than Yassire
notice. In 1873 Capt. james Frye served with the
Massachusetts troops against the Indians. In a. his
son. Lieut. James Frye, aferward Colonel in the I'D
French wars present at the capture OF Lonisoorg
In 1775 hi- son, Frye was present at the battle
Of Bunker Hill, and with him his son, Fredk Frye,
then only Is years old subsequently Lerten Jt in the
Revolutionary Army and in command at Governors
Island during 1912; and his son, Dan 81 Frye father
of the present Capt Fredk Frye served as Captain n
that war.
Capt. Frye Is member Of the Cincinnati" and
carries the original badge and certificate of the order
recei ged by Lieut.. Fredk FIVE in 1884, He bas also
the original commissions issued to bis live fathe)
family above named, bearing the autographs OF Slr
lev, Hancock, Warren, and Washington Isl native
of New York City, and graduate Of oil Columbia
His numerous friends here and elsewhere VIII be graft
flied to know that be is early III the field in which bis
fathers served so well
MEMBERS OF THE TWELFTH REGIMENT PoIsosID.
Is.h by
son smember Of the Twelfth New York Regiment IN ws.hns
ton which he that about 10 members u The resrns
poisoned sunday night and MONDAY morning poison
TROUBLE AMONG THE VoLUSrEERs.--Yesterds
morning took place In the Aston House between
and Sspper and Miner Of this city sppea that the pss
had words the previous evening and when socents
the moniug breakfast renewed hsr aaAie
bowie knives reorted and but for the timely inte erele-
tie byander. the affair might have esued serious ssns
2oDaye sen, home TO be Court MASialed Ut.
To HuNGARIASs.-rhe Hungarians OF the Wy OF
New aud Its vicinity requested TO ee 70 day
day. at q clock P M a. me es ns.os u, an, hS p",.
- MAJOR ANDERSON The Deaf and Dumb lnsuiution
was visited by Major Anderson on ihnrsasy. ne eA'
.aa h;ms.,, ,cb pleased with the exercises OF the
fbiId,en and thew were equally pleased with me OPP
nc,trp;lv afforded them Of seeing the gallant hnlof'
4 isr,. bra.s-kettle was shown him, which Mrs De-
VOC, the lady in charge OF the insulo'on me-
49,, Or he use of the soldiers IN the CITY hal
P parracL Mrs Devoe Is descendant OF Beniamin
rsanljn who married Cotton Matber daughter Her
80, ,ndfalher bought the kettle II the close Of the
$"l9tionary War, from the Government, having
80 nsed for seven wears in the war, and has been IN
nae ever since The Major received orders 70
proceed 70 W Washington yesterday.