The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-03
THE NATIONAL ZOUAyEs.

-hO regiment OF DoaAYes, lEner Inc CJshEos1l u
COOnel ~ ". kCcbesney, .. present camping st tho City
Arsenal corner o. Elm .Ia White streets, were yssser
day formally inspected and mustered into service
LSoa:easas u. Cosswen, Of tbs United s.itas Army,
acting inspector on the occasion. Tbe regiment Is
undergoing tie uloe rigid discipline and constantly
engaged IN trllpg Tho troops nearly an eqepei,
far he uLGoF ie concerned, with tho eNSesson
Of the caps, which re 81 present urder contract.
Tie armament fr the regiment has not ye. come TO
the city, waich Ia he aip csrso Of the!r pror..ed
stay. the officers very snxsoas 70 remove their
:Eoops from New York, aud to San tina obss, various
attempts have been made 70 OF late nEtes
for camping ground IN tho scbIrbs. tn 70 yesterday
but poor hls crowned tho erts OF thsse On
deavcring ind . suitable place for an o1,est
Guayter1aaster Biadio went yesterdsy 70 the Fh,,n
C-dras, bGs Bos reocysd desniss auaser whether
tbe SAM may bs scared or not Toe proprietor how
ever, has agreed 70 .et HIM know today whether tho
rsglzDo,t can snsamp ths course, ard 70, they w
probably take possession 20 morrow.
douStoss DO ready for tho regiment They
IN the position to take up their quarters no emp
rand would 90 70 leave the city nasmucb az Il Is con
posed o. such material that only hind II
discipline vi. N measure saedCe ,her rcsatosoag spi-
and wen deyeioped muscular proportions,
The main Of shs trouble among themselves sesas
to Tse from their anxiety 70 got into acsaal service
They have already Dee1 in close quarters for nearly two
weeks, and the SURROUNDINGS proof asiaat heir
anticipated removal from hts city sphere oS nssfa
ness onoe out OF New York tho Natonal 1ouayss Will
De sd t1 tho volunteer troops accepted BY Be gede
RAJ authorities The rcgimeGta roeter very
faA yet numbers OF recruits aro oerng daily and four
OF I've refused.
Tho election Of officers has taken place, ard but
thoroagh drilled and disciplined have bosa ch zen
TO maud. The board Of officers have been very
ful selecting the stall, add altogether II ID doaofui
whether any New York regiment can boast OF mfo &c
ocmplished officers than the National Zouaves Below
present complete hst Of tho fold, star and
live OIica S-Co.onel, W. W. hcChesney: Lieutenant
Colonel, Alexander Elder; MAJOR, john W. AarshLl
AJjntant y. H. Patrick; ouRytermaster, James Btcie
Ioyejoy; Paymaster, aaron scelsy; Comnisary, Mar.
sbau Shaw, Chaplain, Row. w. b. Meschutt,
COMPANY oF~SARa
Company A-Captain, Frank White; Frrst L'cat., Al
fred CharlbeYiain; EllBign, James c. Jones.
Company B-Captain James Fairmsn; First Lieut.,
Robert A. Dmick; Ensign, thomas Ouhhlne.
Company C-Captain, Thomas j. Louther; FirstIieut,
Wn. Ice Monaghan; Ensign, vacant.
John MINOR Ensign, volney Wright.
Company E-captan, John Mssing First Lieut., Eli.
gar a. Brown kDegn, Daniel Finley
Company T@Captan, Winchester; First Lieut., Ru
fus FarnswortD; Ensign, Thomas D Mosscroft.
Company G--Csptan, Joseph Newbureh FIRST JAeat
Frank G. Stott; Ensign CHARLES ful
Company H-Captaip, George IT, Hopper First Lisuten
ant Eugene r. Roberts fAsgn, Theodore II. Rogers.
Company I-Eap.aln, James II. Briggs, First LieuteE
ant Thomas Nudes Ensign, George N. Dewey.
Company J "a an engineer c9ps, IN command Of Ser
geant Wn H. Johnson, and is, according 10 regulations,
the rig NJ aank company OF the mont This company
numbers eighty mer. Tho Engineer OF the regiment his
not YET boon appointed toopel Nc McChesney is
dsAyo,irg GET graduate OF West Point a,ept Of
tAe position. rhs may be said OF the surgeons.
Dr. Valentine Not. having boon charged with thor ap
pontlnents has not settled definitely upon any
ihare scores Of applicants for the positions. DR..
The only commissioned officer yet appointed Is
A. 4. kaey, the Sergeant MAJOR.