New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT.
FIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARDS

FIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARDS.
VIM. l.. Coles, member Of the Assembly, and
formerly member of the eth Regiment, National
Guards, las opened anch recruiting Office for the
ct Regiment National Guards, at No. SO Spring street.
THIS s the third office already opened for the above
Regiment TIE recruiting officers report matters az
very encouraging, any number Of men being ready to
volunteer.
THE SIXTH REGIMENT.
At a meeting Of the 9Th Regiment held on Friday
evening, the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Re'd Tit the s'h Regiment Z now, as ever in favor CT
'u aails he uroq ard the Contuon Of the United Statss
uid that ready 60 Pei0Ir d.ty VIXEN c4ed upon by
tho constituted authorities Of the State and EJ'ion.
TIE NEW-YORK ZoUAyEs.
Tie New.IoIk Zouayes, organized after the pattern
OF tic Chicago Zouayos, hold meetings every evening
at the of Fourth and Thompson streets for the
purpose of periecng themselves in drill. This corps
was organized last July and the members have been
laloring with assidGity since. Mr.. Hawkins,
thoir President has gone to Albany to tender THEN
services 10 the Governor Theyare endeavolng to get
up u Iegment Tie corps now number 90 men and
acces-ions diiiy being made TO their ranls. The
members ARE all handy young men, possessing just tho
spirit and energy required in volunteer regiments
TIE NATIONAL zoUAvEs.
The National Zouaves are r5cruitug very fast, and
will have company Of one hundred men ready TO
mlrch at an early moment. Capt. McCbecsuey has
gone 10 Albany TO offer their services the Governor
They meet at the Mercer House "Wednesday and Saur.
day evenings
THE SCOTT lrE-CUARD.
Purfrant to call special meeting Of tie Veteran
Scott feGuaId was held on Tuesday evening, to take
into consideration tie eNpedoncy OF rendering thci SER
vices TO tie Government. Tie Guard unanimously ex-
pressed their Willingness To respond to the call Of heir
country, aid John ID. McGUgor, Senator J. Mcleod
Muply and Peter McDermolt were appointed II COM
miltoc to proceed to Albany on "Wednesday for
the purpose Of rendering TO the Governor the services
ofthe Quad. IL was resolved to make the Scott Life
Guard rllying point fora regiment of'sJ men to DO
oiiccred by experienced men, The names Of twenty
persons reported and accepted as recruiting o-
cers and steps VIII be Immediately taken to Gil up lie
regiment The Hon. JAS. T.. KerrigGn, NJ. c., isa
member Of this company, and will 20 with his com-
rad,s 10 is thought that the required number oil men
can be raised within week, as the Scott Life Guard
have always been popular company.
THE GREAT MASS MEETING TO SUSTAIN
THE GOVERNMENT.
meeting was held ut the roous Of the Chamber OF
Commerce, at II O'Clock yesterday morning, inrespohSe
10 the following call
"Ihe several committees representing iohea
for the Of giving proper To- IN AMI clPosloh
tiuent enthusiastically manifested by the citizen, o. EeTih
and lie vicinity IN favor Of sns;aiihs the o. ns ,o,a
Of the Chamber Of Commerce on the corner Of
sni Cedar streets. Wednesday at II O'clock M 70 maze
the general meeting OF AZ m nds Of
Government. irrespective Of former political opinions or or
..-.;o. ,-o.. c,o.ant and In, all thapo