New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-28
PAY OF TIE FIRE zoUAyEs.

As ia known the Zouaves left without being mus
tered into the service Of the United States and without
any rolls being filed at Albany. Ii was the duty Of
the Paymister OF tue Regiment TO prepare hrs pay
r,ls. and to submit them with a bond bearing the
names OF two sureties. Doubtless from the peenliar
circumstances under which the Fire Zouaves were
mustered aud under which they left, their PaymaSer
was unable to submit lis rolls and bond til about
ten DAYS since. The bond reached Albany bur day
or two before Gov Morgan left that city for Washing
ton TO examine personally INTO the condition OF the
troops The proper inquiries were a. once instiftef,
10 ASCERTAIN s to the responsibility Of the suretles, but
the reqoisir information Yves not obtained until Gov
Morgan had left. Immediately on his return to this
Cit, few days since, he ttegrapheo 70 Aloany 70
have the bond treated "a approved and TO have the
money cent here. These orders were complied with,
and yesterday the specie was on is way to Washing
ton 20 that the gallant Zouayes viii get their pay on
Monday.
FIRST REGIMENT OF IRISH ARTILLERY.
Col James Wadswor.h's Regiment Of Irish Artillery
has been rendered 20 the Government, and formally
acee pied BY bis Exceency Governor Morgan. The
quarters of the regiment are located 81 Suaran-
tine Landing, Staten Island and the men VIII be dis-
natcbed there as soon % possible. The company Off
GERS OF the Irish Artillery are all men OF military ex,
perience MANY of them having served the held and
The Ged officers will be selected from the most ap-
moved military tacticans of the day. Full particulars
of the local recruiting offices and other matters OF &C.
tail will be duly published IN a few days.
FREMONT REGIMENT.
This Regiment has already been accepted and order
ell 10 be mustered into the United States servlce. Inc
officers who have all seen active service IN Europe
devote their entire energies TO the penecng OF the
men in drill and the completing Of the organization
Rtions md quarters furnished Immediately ON en-
listing Several Companies are as yet Incomplete and
our German patriotic citizens, de'lrous OF taxing "
arms in the defence of freedom and the Unicn will
here find fine opportunity, Headquarters, Nos ID
aud 5, Forsyth street.
THE CONTINENTAL GUARD.
This regiment is rapidly filing up, and promises to
be an efficient one Col Perry has seen much active
.ervce IL the field of battle during the war for Texan
INDEPENDENCE and all his line officers well caieu
lated for command. Recruiting offices have been
onened M No l02 William street, and at Newark, n.
r. from whence enlisted men are taken Immediately
mo onarers and raioned. 1t il confidently expected
the regiment will be ready for muster into Tie service
on Thursday.
NRw-YoRK MOUNTED RIFLES.
This regiment composed Of some OF the best men OF
this Stsie has at length been accepted by the Wa
Department. A better chance never offered Tor men
who d. sse 10 enlist in irstclass monnted regiment,
under able and experienced officers. Col. l. Is. Van
Buren has accepted the command which. IN ITSELF ID
sufficient convince every one tina. the corps Will De
properly organized and caredfor
Good horsemen aud arillersts are wanted imme-
diately at Elm Park, where the regiment IS now
quartefed.
THE BRITISH VOLUNTEERS
Messrs Clarke & Sumner have accepted the con
tract to quarter ara provision tnis IeBush' ~ W
barracks in Yonkers, lately occupied by the Mozart
Regiment. The British Volunteers have TO defray
their expenses unit, mustered into the United States
servce-and il is hoped that the citizens OF New, YORK
viii respond noby to the call now mace ia sia OF 'heo
support. Contributions will bo received at No. 10
Pine street BY Mr. f. c. Clarke, one Of the contract.
ors, who viii credit the regiment with any sums OF
money contributed
woMANs CENTRAL ARMY ASSOCIATION.
The Wouan's Genital Association OF Relief for the
Army desires to NC knowledge the receipt If the fol-
lowing contributions for the three weeks ending July
| II, 1851: o
Miss s. Sanchez friend. % 80 Mrs J, B. Maray''."'sn
a.. stuyyesant,.,, rs 90 MIA L. j. ktnney..... 10
a.. n Johnston.... IS o. MTs q. r. Stfons..... 10
Mrs c. A. Ru,'e!;... % o alrs wsLa.,::.''' y, 20
M. L. Bowland... 80 ool Mrs A. T. sswrs'''' TX * N
M. Willst, ......... 80 oil Mira w s. Mler... 70
Mo C. Wsdsworth... 80 O0I Mp. Wags.sh.....'.'' -
RAMsEY's REGIMENT OF UNITED STATES VOLT
GEURs.
Car,.;n uava,d,s Cmnanv of Ramsey's Regiment
ba, been must cred Into service by an army oieoi ""
West Point, aud left or saturday aish, To- Veil nor