New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-15
RETURN OF THE FIRE zoUAvEs.

GREAT TURNOUT or FiREMkN.
Ths gallant FIemen Zouayes came home fiom the
war Yesterday recruit and rcorganile. AT the Jer
b., Ciy Depot h,y received by vast concourse
Of ffiendr who w.contd thin WITH heart,nes- and
Enthusiasm quite grateful hiier he haIsh censGre which
IA. been reCklcs-ly bestowed upon them in certain
quarters TIE returning companies numbered $50 men,
undcr the comrinud of Major Loler Col Fa9uban
being stl confined 20 bic bed the inGrmay st Wash
inytan.
Arriving On The side lorse escort OF arenon, under
Chef Eugiueer Decker, and an immense fhrorg OF
4 lends i Cou,Isndt street, testified their delight st
seeing the home again by tie enthn5iasc dem
onsliations u welcome. Tie Zouayes, having formed
il platoons, marched through several lin,s Of iremsn,
up CouIaud, street and Broadway, to the Park -Four
carriages in tire rear Of the ranks contained wounded
members # the regiment. Their names l.. !.
Gregory, T. Ma'oney, q. II. w. Norton Patrick
McGoyern, james McCuran ID. McCanley, John
Mccarthy Charles Wilson, james Hoeney, A. w.
PsnsalI, john Rielanisou, W. Morrison, John john
son William Dwyer Sergeant Lang ion, hni sergeent-
Mulor Thomas r. Goodwin.
The following captains Of The Zouayes have returned
sith them: Captain John Coyle, Company A; Cap-
tain r.. Byrnes, Company b. Captain John Leverch,
Company FL Captain John Wiliey, Company l. Cap.
tain A. Pur,ell, Company X. The other companies
being without commanders, have been consolidated
under the command Of the above captains.
The regiment moved under the following escort
sqasd Of Poiee Chic. .ud As..i. EnsneeI, e tho Fire
ss sss'itn'n m w'l'''' D''d Engine Co. No. " Engine Co.
The following companies took up their march on
each SIDE OF the line:
Protector Eusinc Co. No Manhs.n Engine Co. No O. HI
ssrnian Truck 60 No 49, ApsIiep, Eagnc Co Ne United
rnc Go No I, iIa~sns h9s 70 y No. 20 Colpal'n Engine
e. g. ss II s s% s' ss GS River :. Ss ' Sc
sr'sn S \. o. Lys Oh anSn. SI W. ~ NassLs s h9ro q Co.
aims Hose Go. No. 10, Fxceisior Ensine Co. No.
TIE appearance of the soldiers elected much com.
mendation and the reception reflected great credit on
.sGre engage an u.
On arriving in the Park, the regiment formed into
no the remen forming into parallel lines in front and
rear Of the They then stacked arms and partook
Of lunch the Barracks, which had been provided by
the kindness Of Major Eaton. At A O'clock the reg
ment marched up 10 the City Assembly Rooms, where
they deposited their arms.
The regiment has returned for the purpose Of recruit.
ing that it may be ready to participate in the next ad-
vance upon the Rebels. Its reorganization will, no
doubt bring out their splendid lighting qualities, which
the lanented Ellsworth fond Of enlogzng, and
prevent recurrence Of the Generalization under which
II now suffers.
The men were dismissed for is hours and dispersed
among their friends in various parts Of the city. II is
thought probable that they may be assigned quarters
at Fort Schuyler taking the place Of the let Long
Island regiment which is expected viii leave in
few days for the seat Of war.
Some Of the men report that Col. Farnham was in a
dying condition when they left Washington.