New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
SOLDIERS OFF TO THE WAR.
TIE FIgE ZOUAyES.

TIE EIfsE NblNfS.
IL having been announced that Col. Ellsworths Fire
Zouaves would take their departure yesterday by the
steamer Baltic and that the entire Fire Department
would parade as an escort, large crowd collected i'll
the morning. in front of their quarters in Canal street.
AZ about ~ clock COL Ellsworth formed his regiment
in one OF the large rooms OF Deyhns blllding, ana
roesded to address them in most patriotic manner
He announced TINT; owing to the delay III obtaining
ans their departure necessarily postponed Tor an
other day. He did not wish 10 have them start, he
sgd without proper equipments aud the men express
ed their disincnation 10 start until fully prepared
The Col stated further, that the required number OF
rifles had Al last been found and would be transferred
20 tho Fire XoUayes soon OF aD order Tor them was
obtained FROM the proper authorities. Revolvers 10 the
number OF l000 were also ready 10 Dc delivered on an
order. aud the game number OF Arkansas tOothpeks
were in the SANE condition.
Tbs Col aided that the rifles revolvers, bowie
knives knapeaeks etc. would all be ready Tor delv-
cry this morning, whercat he was enthusiastically
cheered. lie then announced that the men had been
playing soldier long enough and he Thought tey WOMB
All he willing 10 enter upon the actual duties Of sol
der's life wilhout further delay. SIX men were then
Amounted from each Company 10 bring in such Louaves
ms were in the rect. and toe camp was thencoior-
ward dectared 70 be under martial law. lhe regl-
ment readily acuuicsced, an expressed themselves
anxious to commence drilling. There are eleven hun
dred IN the Fire Zouaye Regiment, including i've
fire oditcrs Nearly aii Of this number are line neis
eli are mechanics end barber set OF men cannot be
V.
Tuesday morning OF wh;n tlTe tle Paraae ol nreuen
will take place.
DEPARTURE or TIIR FIFTH REGIMENT.
Long before tine brisS shower Of rain which fell yes
teray morning. the Battery rather St, street and
Battery place, were crowded with the friends of the
German volunteers Of the ,ah REGIMENT, each expect
ipg, no doubt that the hour Of breaking up camp
having once been announced from headquarters the
order would be carried out with military exactness.
Mott of this regiment belong to the eastern part OF the
city consequently the sidewalks, streets and avenues
of crosstown seemed yesterday to wake up earlier
than some other parts of the city, which, owing to
condy darkness overhead, took advantage, notwith-
standing the war, of the generally adopted Sunday
regulation Of stretching out breakfast hour to church
time. The redshnted iremeu, however stirred about
early everywhere.
Principally al ii O'Clock, in the midst OF beating
rain Col. Schwarzwaelder marched out nom the Bat
terry grounds now called Camp Anderson, with his 200
men, and taxing the nearest route, embarked on the
TUG boats X. l.. Mabey and o. NJ Petit from the COW
cred landing place OF the Camden and Amboy steam
ers, Pier No. ! North River. These tug-boats, by
making several trips Lad soon conveyed the whole
regiment aboard the Cunard steamer kedar, which lay
at anchor in the middle of the stream the line of
the Jersey City Ferry. AZ hour two OF delay took
place in waiting for some carloads Of bedding material,
with (which the regiment had not been fully supplied AT
2 O'Clock the anchor hoised parting salute was
fred aud the Keiar, hitherto lying with her bows up
stream proudly SWING around, and steamed down the
bay. She was ont Of sight in a dense mist which
obscued al objects further oil than Bedoes leland
and the ,rees houses and ioreaons Of this could b.
seen only in profile.
The following is list of the officers Of she regiment:
Colonel-Schwa rzwaeldsr.
l.russnant Colonel-L. Burger.
NsoY-kan AtsAu-..
AdJuEnt-Psnl fraHk
GBgpcr-J. DocIe.
Quzrtnrrl2s ter-l. Fearing
Assistant = uarteTmsst-f- - Corrio.
P0ymasteT-- StenNay.
Assistant Psyn aser- 49, Fielder
suTgeOn-Dr Htsse.
Asa. .Surgeoa-Dr. Rosa . 1890 90.
Company A-Capsn Gerdes First Leateusnt Neanaer Sec
ond DO. BTettmsn. ,,, O..
Company -csptaip Hetmsnni liz. Lieutenant Held Sec
ond DO. Manner ,y.,,.
Company C-Csrtain Be.s.msni First LeuynsAs' "aA's
Second DO, BEnjet. -. c.,.,ao,e
Company D-Cap.in Mayer Fir', Lieutenant s'eler'd0rn
Second do, r-,.,... c..
Company E-Capain Nke First Lieutenant Lsh'iisr Sec
ond do, Mann ,,.,.-.. Ala.
Company IapPsndeimer First Lieutenant AS''''
Company C~Csp,a Lake Fust Lsu.so'n, Jsasr; Second
do. he's,