The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24
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rc1NrINUED FROM FlrE PACE
s,s r. Inc Il or II revenge the blood or Their Gassacha
- In areu they have as oclys expressel strong
oes1re 10 be permitted 70 pass ttvocgh Baltimore
on sseir way Q washIgton; however, !. is strengy
re perntiea ~ the nalitiry authos IS aud i very
robable win rot The gallant Colonel wilson Is hasy
wsr.sre which they will very have pass through,
and losing no time in regard TO their fuI equipment IA
rney appear to be brave and dan;ed set Of FOL;
owe, and when their warlAke ardor IL hrorsn 10 . u
nay there can be no doubt whatever net they WI,
strike terror and disnaay into the RANKS 81 any eais
they may happen To come in contact viii :. .....t
The corps now numbers 1890 men, ana u y eAPSSe
win BE increased TO ESQ by to morrow evening me- ne.
quarters being too COZ ned orders have been gwen int
sney in future to rendezvous a. Ismmsy Pa o,
.nr eornnanles wert reported ofcerea IS fol
iOss.-
srirp tsp EEGMENrhL OFFICERS.
rolo,el VIM Wilson; Lieutenant CO. mel, J9hl Srigh-
son, Ns'or W. Nesby; Adutsnt, James Henry: Sur
reon oliver. Assistant -irseon, + = Fease; Quarter
nssssr, n. Z. Bradley Military secretary, John Nc
Company A-csptaia James W Burgess; First Iieute
.srt "a Iayk!n; Ensign, .. ". Cox.
Company B--Captan, - Maher; First Lieutenant, Wa
compsry Captain, A. r. whiting
Company n-c.ptlin James A. Haggerty First Lieu
terant Robert Bailey.
Company E-Cap'sn, Henry Dafane, First Lieutenant,
Alfred shaw E1sigl. Robert Roddy.
Watson.
Company g. Noi e.ected).
Company H-capain, las. II. Dobie; First Lieutenant
John zdds
company Captain Henry Bates; First Lieutenant,
Van Doehn; Ensign, James Entwisile.
Company Captain Ad. oryile; First Lieutenant,
Henry Nolan; Ensign, !. d. oryie.
Company Knot elected
Conpsny L. SreeDpJ int), Captain Hudson.
When the other companies are formed the remainder
o. the officers will be elected immediately
The swearing in took place before Lieutenant Colonel
II. Weeks- OF the New York State militia After i'm
crossing upon them the serioas obligation they were
placing themselves under the oah was administered as
follows taking which the gallant fellows repeated the
words sudibly aud manifestly in serious manner
al tine volunteers name) so,emuy swear TO support
the constitution OF the United States and OF the State Of
New York and TO serve the same while IN them and in
their service to the best Of my power and ability, so
help me God"
Alter the oath was administered the return
rounced that John X. Ford Esq, hal contri-
buted $500 10 the funds OF the regiment the men
regaeda part Of the performance which they ap
peared 10 much relish "A full attendance OF the mem
bers Of the corps was held in the evening and the con-
tinuson for the election OF the remaining onces win
commence this morning at eight O'Clock II is decided
upon 10 have thorough going lot Of manly youths taken
fret 10 Fort Hamilton for drill from whence the7 will
depart possible afterwards TO the seat of
THE BRITISH VOLUNTEERS.
II 10 proposed 10 form Engineer Company, in
lection with the regiment to consist Of skilled aborers
axemen carper,ers rggers and smiths and members o.
these trades DESTROYS Of serving the country Of their resi-
dence under command Of British officers should lose
Tine il enrolling themselves. One of the volunteers
led Yesterday stated his intention To present 500 to
The captain of his company when he shall be elected.
Two companies already full and the third nearly So
FIRE DEPARTMENT zoUAvEs.
The following members of Protection Engine Company
No s hsve joned Company b, Fire Zouaves:-