Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-05-16


THE NEW YoRK ZoUAvEs AT THE CAP
nal The Philadelphia Press has a racy
account of TIE doings Of the New York Zou-
aves r. Washington:
" The New York Zouayes. under command
Of Col. Ellsworth Of Illinois. have created a
good deal of oonsternat on IN ou~ Lify Of Mag
niiceni Distance They taaa hed Two days
Of teusiEr, rzueu-'vs- and -xtr-ne fight. fun
and trO.l~. Th-v have broken into 1averns.
terrified oil ialls-. % .ered din8ers and sup
per> which thes had the impUdence tn re-
quest their victims 20 charge 70 that bank
rupt concern, the soufheiu coBlederacg. and
performed msHv ib-r irreeerenf Ieafs.-
They now occupy tie new hall Of the House
Of Representatives. from which tIleIr arrisfo-
cratic predecessor, fhe New YORK seventh
regimen retire 30 encounter the cold rain
storm cf FFIaar and Saturday: and. in or
der not 10 b- behind the representative Of
the t,-oTIe they Yesterday imDroyi-ed a
HOus- of X pras-Btafiye.. si.-f-t-a = ~rseaker
clerk an ot.ser officer. vent iiso fg. -e-sion,
dIssOlTed the Union and RECONSTRUCTED II. and
then wound uf .be iOSr by gaiug sufo execr-
tive ses ion, after tie mode q. the Senate.
and. IN onedi@nce 10 the example Ct Senator
Mason ot FIreir.ia, ordered thr gelieIies 10 be
cleared. ~hirh was rurhle--lr eiterlra. al
though thai part Of ;b- Duilding was then
occupied bg some ot thsir tired ami sleeping
companion, serking u few i0ur-' rast. After
waikIn4 the parapefe 81 fae -anstol. rife on
shoulder. Ieapng f.rre.. kuGrking down sen
tneis turning aside ind'gnan. l4snuets. bang
ing like nlonk-ss from tl.- doa.-- some two
hundred fest ao.n- the th,. ;irs.->ee .-s.rth. 20
everyhO5y's horror. they have asen brought
up with round turn by an old gentleman al
the other @nd Of the VENUE. named Winfield
Seo''. sTeakln4 through quiet gentleman in
chaI-e Ot the capital, Major Mcdowell. L. ,
4. The IrTeo-mrH n 0ur time fbe-e an
tanned frrmeH after fire-earer-. these red
shirted ps'rlor-. ~ ineifIerenr io all ofber ap-
peal-. have Al las been conquere8. and to
day Orier reigus in Warsa - What mighty
mage bas produced thu change few can
know. tu' ! suspect rAey have been promised
a steamboat rlae some pheasant Naa morn
ing 20 Mount Vernon. with p sli~lt infraa-
fIgG- tliat they NAV stop Ar Alexandra on
the way for refreshments. lr 81 astonishing
how mild AID genrlemauls rae Loaaves aave
become elaee tlrlr treaty with f5en. SCOT.
HF>EY Gay rroN CvIL WAH l> 3D.
HALL "F SsAvfEy.--In O. speech ln the
Sena-e. F~t. b. ls5o. Henri clay esea ,la
iol.owiue .npr-ss.re language. aa regard TO
just -.aa rar as the southern rear.. ara
lO" aa2lHg a1a5r--t the Gos-rnmeut.
-Bgf f. unhappily $50 should Ee involved
IN war. 5u civil war. between the $50 ual-. of
this cou.edeIrrt. iu which .Le effort raoa
one side -Loud ~ 20 restrain the .ufrgara-
ton OF slavery into the new territories. and
upon The cher side 20 l0rae its introduction
there what "A -rs-,eraptt- should srs rrt..-r. -,
tie as'onistment of mankind. su au effort.
not 10 propagate rights. but-I must saw it.
though ! trust =, w.I be uuG rstood % he
said With 70 desigr 70 excite telling war
10 propagate arogsqs in tire territor5e. thu.
acquired from Mexico. u would be war
in which w. should have no sympathles. 10
good wishes-in which all mankind would he
against us-In which Cur oan history itself
would be against u for. from the commence-
ment Of the Revolution down 10 The present
tee. We have constantly reproached cur
British ancestor for the iutrodae1ion o. s.a-
very into this country