The sun., 1861-09-20

llE ~ IEr LAMBS How TIIEY BEHAVE
Ann How WILIINo TuEY ARR TO Go TO rItg
WAR-1he First Fire Zouavcs, under oriors to
march Tor Forir IA Monroe, assembled yesterday
forenoon at the Battery, 10 the number Of two or
three hundrci, not as it afterwards aprercI, to
olcy orders soldiers but to do ~ thcy thouyht
| fit, and right their wrongs in their own sovo-
reign way. During the forenoon they ndul,cd
in a number Of 6gh,s, amused themselves
| aitcrward by tossing in blankets uroncniin, IA
horer' AMI con'rahands, and finally, havag
taken umhrafc at something which appeared in
the columns of morning contemporary some
time since, they caught reporter Of that pipcr
0he 7iE'es) and to.scd him in a tent canvass
procured for the purpose after they had worn
out scytIal blanket. in their sport on Others
The reporter had some $50 in his pockets at tho
time which fell OUT. After tho operation WAS
over 80 Of the amount were returned To him
the rest had vanished. After this brutal AMI
cowardly outrage, they engaged in another
grand fight which assumed alhos, the proper
tons 81 riot
Several men were severely injured. and cap
tain who attempted to qucl the disturbance was
struck in the face by one Of the men. The police
were Scnt for, and, although no arrests were
made, partial order was restored Those mcm-
| brs # the regiment who then remained on the
ground were drawn up in line, and Col. Lozier
appealed 10 them to obey orders and redeem the
character OF the regiment by proceeding at once
To FORTRESS Monroe. All In favor of ~ doing he
requested 10 step 10 the front Of the line. 7icen.
'y.nre Hp1'o3 0WL At about this time a dill
Guilty oia very serious character threatened TO
| occur between the Zouaves ard the Elmra re- Il.
| mcnt, then ON the Battery, the former having
| got the notion that they should have exclusive
| possession Of the grounds. This was qucllcd
without an open collision, hut such apprehen-
sous wire entertained that the scntric- Of the
| Elmira regiment went ON gulrd with loaded
muskcts and rcvovcrs, to defend thcmsclye, in
case of attack
Al length Col. LOzicr took the twenty five on
board a steamboat ly lug at Pier No. /, expect |
ing to transfer tncm to a steamer in the river. /
and TO leave last night or this morning. Late
last evening crowd OF the Zouavcs who
''wouldn't obey, any d--d order till they got
their pay, loafed about the pier, black guarding
thotc disposed to go, and nothing had been
done. Col. Lozier said he did not expect to
take back more than TWENTY-FIVE men. All Of |
this regiment who now wish discharges can |
have th,m on the ground OF worthles.ncss. a
discharge as diSgnceiul AS that Of thief. Tn ~
refusing to arrive or accept such discharge, |
will ne punished az dcscrters.
Another reporter Nysi
Each company was addressed by Cllnrd 10.
Ilcr announcing that the regiment yould he
uhiioln" and armed ~ s,on as Possible, per-
hhps IN thrc" da,s; and wouli he paid when
the roll, wcic made out which woud I've within
week. II they refused 10 a . lmpanv the rrg-
imcnt when il should proceed, or left il proyi-
ou'ly, they should he punished ~ drser,crs, II
he could procure such punishment for them
\ meeting was held, At which both side,
were r lssSentcd-those willing to go and those
refining, until tho money shuuld bc iorthrom. |
Ing; ard many riuSd 10 20 under any cir,um-
stances |
Arcr an excited debate the conclusion was
arrived at that they would not 90 for m, pres
eut, their future course n ba determined here |
after. The sentiment, however, scented h. be- |
that majority Of the nel would go iC they
are iirt paid.
II seems to he high time that tho War Do
partmcnt, under which these men are, had taken
them in hand as uutinccrs, with sufficient
military orcc to put them where effective dis
cipline or conoiIn punishment can be admins.
tered will" further trling. To turn them,
~ any rt th'm, loo,e upon the city, would now
h" an uutin" that NUT cost the Guycrnment |
dean. in tie just resentment oi "a very laIye |
community.
RFlEN,rn-B. f. Coras who was sent 10
Fort laia, cite few days since for printin,,
shinplas'crs of ,crt Of Virginia bank, has
bon Discharged.
SEzEp.-Tte schooner Virginia was seized
yesterday by order OF surveyor Andrews But
ono-eighth Of the vcs>l was owned bv persons
in the South.
hentuCkS Legislature.
FTdnIIpr', Sept, l9.-SENArE-A resolution
was passed Placing the arms and ammunition of
the state under the control of the commander Of
the federal forces in Kentucky.
cor. BLAIR.
In letter To the st. Louis ReDu 1ic,n. in |
reply 10 charges by the democrat, L i. Bair |
states that he never asked the favor OF con.
tract Cr appointment from General Ffem1n'
which was n,t granted. Their difficulties are
not Of private nature, but 10 ate to charges
against General Fremont for his conduct of the |
Boy DROwNEp.-Yesteriay afternoon boy
1aIned Cbarles RussalI NhiIa o.athar;o,. aLi.s |