The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-22

BY order Of rhos. w. kcLeay, Colonel Seventy ninth
reglne1s DAVID IRELAND, AdJutant,
THE OLD ssyESrY.FrF REGIMENT IN THE FIELD
AGAIN.
meeting Of toe officers OF inis regiment was held
yesterc aternoen at bine'nn Hail. az Prince street
Brewer Colonel John f. McCnnn occupied tbs caar an
the following resolution ~as UNANIMOUSLY adopted -
Resolved, That we reorganiz. the seventy nth regi
ment 10 serve as Zousve corps forth WITH aud tender
their services tn the Governor OF tho state
The folosmg places were designated az recruiting
ohets'-csp, Burke at AZ Prince street Capt Don
molly, 90 Capt. Mcnermott, 10 Nassau street; Capt.
Mcguire, corner Third aud Ninth street. Lieut.
oconpor, VI Mulberry street; J. NJ Dlon corner Pike
and Monroe streets.
ADVANCE GUARD, NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
tXCootel Duryta ,s progressing rapids ia tue orga
nizatlon Of hi regiment Of volunteers 20 be called tho
Advance Gusrd and was actively engaged yesterday IN
located at No 652 Broadway recruiting stations are
established in various parts OF the city.
LAFAYETTE VOLUNTEERS.
At meeting called AT Lincoo bait corner OF Allen and
Houston streets, yesterday after fifty enlisted
in the Lafayette Volunteers. meeting will he hell at
the above place this (sontay) evening, eight ocock
SHOW themselves READY to fight for the 81 their
country Recruits will be received at j. Kochs, No. 226
Houston street, TOR three days
THE SECOND REGIMENT.
The Second regiment, light ofanrg Colonel TomDSius,
are Tow making GOO sets equipments and knaoscks also
6oe uniforms, ~ NIL up the regiment 800 sets rnes
a,e getting ready so oeasy suos'snI men 20 present
Many friends OF the regiment have forward noby
and subscribed funds to equip the regiment,
CAPTAIN M'MAHoN's ARTILLERY BATTALION.
Captain James GcHanop, the comman Ter or company
of the Fourth regimen, Of artillery, is about to
organize battalion Of 500 artillery to proceed to the
seat OF var. The guns they will take with them
vii ba rifle OF tho loogest range and best con-
structiou The members Of the company will he nen Of
standing ia the community, chiefly shipwrghts and all
athletic, powerful men. preliminary meeting will be
heic at the srmory Of White and Em streets,
to evening in reference 70 the subject. The
captain intends that this corps shall be a credit
OI An in order n hay
perfected 10 his liking, i will be month before It will
leave the city.
WASHINGTON RIFLE BATTALION.
Washington Rife Battalion under command OF Captain
]. W. Downing, formerly Of the Second regiment
making strenuous exetiops to complete their organizl
ton aud depart for the seat OF war The comm and is
composed of some of the best young In the city, and
Is 10 be furnished with the Minnie rifle They paid
from the time Of signing the roll and enlist for six months
Ho formerly attached TO the Second dragons OF Bos-
ton The headquarters at No SO Cedar street.
Broadway, and at the Colorado No Centre street. OPP
posite the Park.
NINTH REGIMENT.
The Ninth have received orders to leave for Washing
ton Wednesday. The different companies making
their preparations to embark The regiment Is rapidly
filling up. subscription list has been started, and
large amount OF money raised TO place the regiment upon
Company g. Captain Aterbury, will receive proposals
from those who may wish to join at their armory, No
4s1 Broad way today, from nine O'Clock A NJ until six
O'Clock NJ drill and election of subordinate officers
will take place at eight O'Clock r. NJ.
Company will also open to day. at the armory Thir
teenth street and University place office for the
ton Of recruits The hours will be between O'Clock
A. H. and six O'Clock r. NJ. Officers will be In attendance
for the purpose OF drilling.
INSPECTION OF COLONEL ELLswORTH's FIRE DE-
PARrMENr ZOUAvES.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ZOUAvEH.
Col Ellsworths regiment of zouaves, organized from
the Fire Department, will leave day the occupancy
OF Fort Hamilton, In accordance with orders from the
Governor Col Ellsworth has been assisted in organizing
the regiment by the chief members Of the Department
who have issued the following appeal for aid
CITIZENS YORK
regiment Of volunteers composed OF members OF the
Ellsworth, late of the Chicago Zouaves, forming
to aid the general in the suppression Of
bellon, and tho citizens of New York earnestly
quesed aid by advancing the necessary funds
plete the arrangements and provide the necessary uni
forms, equipments, &C. meeting was held on Friday
the purpose OF raising funds Many well known friends
of the Fire Department were present. aud the following
gentlemen appointed committee to obtain sub
ecriptions for that object
John Decker, Chief Engineer, q Elizabeth street.
VIM II wickham, President Fire Department, wharf
foot Of Canal street, or 81 South street.
A. J. Delatour, Vice President, ass Wall street.
Jno K. Platt, Secretary, 70 Murray street.
Jno. s. Giles, Treasurer, "a Elizabeth street
Henry Burr President Board Of Trustees, Garner OF
Gill ard Frankfort streets
George Nesbit, Treasurer Board OF Trustees, corner
Of Pearl and Pine streets
Zopnar Mills, trustee, 1i4 Front street.
A. j. Ockershausen. Trustee, II Rose street
James y. Watkins, Trustee, 10 Caihariae street.
David M,ikea, ex-Prtsident.
H. yenn, 3s4 Bowery
James Kelly, 80 Chambers street and II Irving place
Vim. Wright, Maitland 4 Co. Beaver street.
Jno. A. Cregier, Mercantile Insurance Company, IS
Wal street.
eeting held at the same place, on saturday even
irg A. F ockershausen chosen chairman George f.
NJ sDitt, secretary, and James Kelly treasurer. over
three thousand dollars was subscribed Il was also re-
solved 20 meet every evening una sdicien amount -
pay for the unorms which are to be made up
and furnished to the regiment without decay.
A. +. OCKERsHaUSEN, Chairman.
GEO + NEsBrT Secretary, corner Pearl and Pine ss.
Arsenal seventh avenue OF Thir,y.hfth street,
presented animated and spritstrring appearance.
Some time before the door opened admission to
the pubic hundreds of the Zouaves had assembled
sde ard ccnveFsng either in regard to the war or
the great monster meeting hold on Saturday. AMI they
could be easily overheard declare their firm attachment
to the Union aud constitution Precisely at ten O'Clock
the keeper OF Arsenal threw open the doors when
rush made ant in snort time some 500 or 900 fine
young athletic fellows crowded the upper noor, 10 pre-
pare themselves for inspection and formation into com
panes which the os;ensibe business of yesterday
Colonel Ellsworth entered half past ten O'Clock, AMI
his appearance among his fine body Of Zouaves was the
signal for an outburst of enthusiasm which lasted for
some time II the gallant Coloae felt proud Of hs Chi.
cago he must feel equally the same IL not more
Of the 500 New York youths Of whom n s TO have tbs
command When uniformed ana equipped, they viii re.
fleet noae credit the great commercial metropolis u
TOE Quilted Staes. whether In bearing bold aud uu.
daguted front against !he enemy good citizens and
fe.pec aSle members % society.
The ;spectoa was cretus and miautely gone through
and L was ntnatea 70 the Zouaves that they would
most probably leave for Fort Hamilton this Gay, and
for Washington Wednesday next share their part
with their aprr companions In arms in defence Of the
goyes and toe country This received hearty and
tesp cheer, an the nspe tton aad formation OF
the regiment having ermnsteo the loyal and entnnsi'
astiG meeting tepaysted
Tss fea inca: ~N number SEQ strong, aad the full
complement 8 expected 70 be made UP By wednesday
next
TIE NATIONAL 2OvAvEs.
SAGE toe acceptance by the Of the ten Ter
Of servCes b. this corps. recruits have beea ioc ny
n tten u great numbers They expect leave %
Thursday Lieut.. Col NcChesney has issuei The
fOlos .ag..-
NATIONAL ZuUAYns
TIE msa5e's o. all companies " this regimen, &c.
qresea report Mercer House corner OF Broom,
sod mercer Streets this (NondaY) morning. al half past
ten O'Clock, - transact importaGt business.
THE POLISH LEGioN.
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