New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-23

De- gses a,s of book tses Sc, hsve been received
from The American Tlset sssep md Fo'rsr fipe socety
ploosSqrt Episcopal Book Society, PbisdePn'ei " '" '"
Hsvps rcsiea representative AID dcpo,ioy at Wash
ipeoa 40 2J 'ee the comaitiee enabled 70 ae y
oonuibuto e rsponsble, rssora al und eo'e2'iou, a.
:,'G,si sea, %ar, PRANK W. BALLARD; EEsi;aIer
No. q Wal street
THE IRA HARRIS GUARDS,
Company B, NUM- eriug 81 men under command oi
Can't LYONS Isaacs OF she Ira Harris Guards, was inu'-
tered mo the Uuied States service lerdsy 1hey
Immediately went down 10 Camp lie ndon, b IL 'apl.
Green of the same regiment resigned bls posioh os
keeper Of tbe Park Barracks yesterday, 10 he COM
ma1o Of Company A. Three more companies are eX-
tected 10 arrive from Rochester in few days. Quar-
tens bave been provl, fog them at the encampment
THE srCOND FIRE ZOUAvEs.
Yesterday was an eveuful day for the "a Regiment
Of New-Nork Fire Iouayes. Acco ons 70 odeis , the
men assembled az the eth Regiment Annory IN the
forenoon Quile number of them, however, tilleu
TO appear at the appointed time, objeclug' as tey
sad TO going with regiment the Colonel oi Which
was 10 be at the beck and call of tbn-hoer-enera!
Siclles" Rerorters were snxous 20 gaiu Information
IA 20 who was really the Colonel Of the regiment; ana
made dilgent inquiries Of the vaT us oees, III re-
card thereto, but investigation was ol no avai'.
Nobo1v knew ANYTHING about It, No person could
tel where the new Col. Brewster was, nor could
Lieut. Col Benedict be found, and Col James hairmai
was noa est tHUeHtHS. -,
Tie armOry was surrounded by HUNDREDS OF tne
tors and brothers were all taking their farewell
Eyery man of the regiment seemed 10 he in notl eAce
lent spirits. About o'clock =. ~. theN eHierseu "ii
the armory in double file, headed by me retiNeniai
dtupmers aud commanded by Mayor hordrS' Inc!
marcbed down the Bowery 10 Grand street, ana down
Grand street 10 the Collins wharf, attracting consul
erab attention they passed seauipoaI was 10
have been in readiness Tor them ~ oi'Ch, ou1 ~
such means of transportation was on hand and l"deed
the officers could not tell what steamer wac expected
nor whittier they were TO 60.
After standng az rest in the street for half an hour,
the gate of tue Collins wharf vas opened and some
of the Zouaves admitted; but before The first company
lad cot through the es Col. talrmfn rushed upon
the ground asking Where IS your ilne broadway
march and your splendid band Of music IL 'hlt Tue
ay for the Fire Zouaves TO leave tue City OF New
York r.
col Fainnan having gained admission 70 The wharf,
mounted pile Of timber aud ordered every Ionave to
be admitted order that lie might explain 70 Them
the positiOn OF the Trgi nent
S5on all was orderly aud silent and the Colonel pro-
ceed-d TO uarrate the history Of the 2d Regiment OF
Fire Zonaves AID their rel non to Mr. Sicklfs, but II
soo beeame almost impossible for bin 20 recount the
efforts which he had made in beDsi OF the organization
1vitbout provokiag three cheers for Col. FairnIan
and cries of 40 III wi'h Sicklee, and "d-n
Si,klesn Enthusiasm increased as the Colonel pro-
ceeded and there wa6 no longer any doubt that what
ever might be tie feelings OF the officers toward tue
Colonel the meu were bound to him by pure honest
and sldierly devo ion Then caue the documents The
saang OF which awakened fresh OuibuIsis Il enthusi
/ S'NN'
War, as follows:
WAR DEFARnrSr, wAsuiSGroS, Aug 10, 1861.
To COL JAS FAIRAsS i RegiHeHt EIce'iT b'gais I'd FDs
In accordance with general order issued this day VIII st
once arrange To- s is,Tgp' r.sfas cs M 5spsz
y 70 f I'D ranks fl compeInent aid or me men Ia
'a oaice. al Of whom should be sltjec the
insutn Of military tribunal sppoinitd by the OoneIsin
| Chief conjunction With this Department
SIMON cAMERoS. seerstry Of wu.
T1,ar foIloUed tine Spesial order from the General
Ueadauariers of the State Of New-iork, st Albany:
GssgE.L HEADquAsIhhs sIAIs or sEE'5 oTs, ss,,
SPECIAL ORDERS No. In cog2inoe with the fo' soi1e
@ssy Sqs, dso. o% ss s s by Col Js%s
FaD and desoaied o. tbe ih Heginei ~ eor Brigade
fSe Req.ni viii repor, on i arrival w,.hnston he
Reanison for rsnrportson viii be made Col u. q.
Tompkus Assistant No state street.
A. g. Eaton Coanrssry of sobs.euee at the place.
D' ''''' THOMAS HILLiiOUsE Adjutsut. G,nenl.
This was received with tremendous cheer, and the
Colonel proceeded TO read st another Communication
which he had ree eved from the United States Aseist-
ant Quartermsster in this city:
ASSISTANT QuARrEExAsrEaORsER.p oYncy,l
SIN: A. question arose as who de Ida ri Command
er OF the tn Regimen, Excelsior Bh s5e sd two IeIiH
os made is sn,po t>on which dashed a. to ti@e
and ace II sInbsitHon drm proper to telegraph the
Command rs IeneL % :, s ~ M M @ ops, % | %
ifnot 1t would be decided hJ Col H. L. Scott the
| Epa
received ean from The Adqiah General Of tho State, in
forming that the cestion mas been decided In your favor
a 20 sas ~ % 9 PSsa Ss esg f to now. upon your
Gn Sir very respectfully, your qbedirnt servant
United States Assistant ou.rterms.ler. General
'''' commaaJi6s 9Th Regimen, EIoel.ior Brigade.
IL IL impossible TO describe the scene Of unbOunded
cheering which followed the announcement contained
in q foregoing communication. Ten came the latest
dispatch from The War Department az Washington,
-" WAsHisGroS, Aug. Al, 1861.
NJ sicklss hAs c.inmon Whatever BrigsderGen
era no: any eonmii3e az G2loaei ae s,ogy & e2heirsd
seot perfectly d @ .3S VA Gs RS gS-ssd 9y ; d Rga
The reading Of this was followed by three cheers
for Col Fa man, and three frghtful grOans from at
least 90J threats for Sictles.
Col r. then announced that he was not Responsible
for Ieir being on that wharf. They were there with
out bis orders. On Wednesday Sickles had sent a
dispatch to Major MOriaty, insrlciing him that If
Far,nan ,houll ATTEMPT 20 iake command OF tie reg-
ineut he wa 10 have him confined. Major NJ. know
ing his duty. had delivered tbat order 10 bim Tree
chccrs.I He continued, as dit rot bring you Eere
from the aImOry 10 neither shall conduct You back.
T.ese eoies will be hown oien, and YOU as foldiers,
will fnd your way 10 the arD.oy, and from there
march down Broadway 10 The nusIc Of the bCs biass
brand which can be procured in GegYork, and with
me st yOur heal" Tremendous cheote.l =" loa will
then down to ihe Pars Barracks, aud take dinner,
which j. now waiting for sou, and then proceed IN
order 10 leave the city for tbesea oi wat" lie iewed
cleerng In conclusion be asked, . arc yon men OF
honor . which was responded to by a unanimous
"yes." g Are you Grcmen T. another unanimous
"yes" left N, doubt on that point. " Are you
soldiers T. q Tremendous " yes wa gwen. =" Iien'
said the Colo ei, fyou are, you will fall back upon
Tie armOry, and await my oIders."
Accordintly they went 70 the armory, which was
closed The Colonel addressed them from the steps Of
that cdiice, and instructed them to proceed TO tie
Park, whore dinner provided; wheoupon the
ehtsusiasin arosf 20 such Pitch that number of the
sOliers laid hold Of the Colonel aud carried hin on
tLar sLouIdeIs IiunnLantly aeros tho Third aycnne