The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-30


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blue md re- cord, grey pao.s AMI red shirt,
red c.p ~rh blue bard irsa.tioo ov~oaAl. rney
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to hs Of 'beir rifles answer toe pu pore
hsy6st~ Their knxssscks a'e soad. or ra,ne ct,th.
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fork aid Other srtc.e, bs Carrier In och
grey fa, ano TIN cup strapped 'he outside Of thu
knsERsck enc stoUt psi, a Shoes coonpctes she odht
T. Elmer Ellsworth Colonel
Nssb l. pa'hsn. LseuseEant Colonel
John Ce'ee~, Major. sa
Cmpspy A-Jshs cosIa, Captain: Edward n. Knox,
Frs L. n'sIA :: Hugh Po~e.a Epssag.
ormpsny R-Edwwu BuSns tspssiIS tuoius I. lara
bee, rst Eteu'es&nt; sytvanus parrta, Ensign
rss s..s s ss,.s'i Dsn Coates
Company D-JcbD no~png, Captain; Freeman Connpr
Fra, Lleotev ant John Dowd, Enssgn
CbaDs~Is, First Lieutenant Lloyd W. Berry. Easign.'
:, Oppsny F.wm Bars Csosam; Jacob wasey
Fpss Lieutenant Francs Caa,k, Ensign
Company G-wchsei Lsgea, Aosaiu. Frank B.
Yat.+. FRET Lieutenant; Daniel D,vv-r, Ensigu.
Company R-wilian HscSest. Captain; o. A. Bell
First Lseu's rant; r. A Gillian Ensign
Com, any I-Jchn wiloay Captain: stephen W STRIKER
F,rst i'tuie, ant; James Nelson En.'go
Gmrsny J-Andrtw Pu-'eli Cap ain; G h r gus,
Frst I.euR, mt John Matthe ga Ensi0n.
II mentioning the name OF Lieut.. Ch Belts. OF thu
2ouavcs, Yesterday, It stated that be wa. Of
he Uu,ted statss Commissioner: shere@s Lieut. Gu
R.tts himself United states Comm on r. and sen OF
Judge Belts Of tie Uni'ed Stsses District Court.
THE WILSON ZOUAvES AT STATEN ISLAND.
The Six'h regiment os New York Volunteers oommoa-
~ called the Wilson Zouavee, the comman, Of
Col mel Wilson, are in comfortable quarters at Staten
leland On going Ashore at tho first landing place.
victor walks 10 the stance Of ATTY yaros along
NAV sioa xxnk VII h1 NnSo n
the right hand. IDsde he encounters four sentres
dressed sot Of nondescript uaiform for the proper
uniform Of tho regiment Is not yet ready. II he
Is properly accredited, be is told 70 walk in. as
path aap lays through q lane from whish, here
eLd then. path brai ches "a up the hill Eide Al each
~ hese patos couple o. sebtrcs stationed TO IN
the visro, pust az .in submit. bis credrntias snort
walk 'akeA HIM 20 rbe beaoqnatess o. the pegimeats
snail cot age budipg-at the entrance % ~hch ssltes
are 70 stationed ipsio~ he the adut AIT aid
Dpmb1r - oticors deeply interest IN military mat
e,s-exsmioTg receiving reports, and performing
ototr duties ape tanning 10 tbs camp
n nH men were Gus,.e.ed ID nu nosr o. detached
receptiop; bot during the day euch m n OF duty
may BE- seep Iyg the grass, under the shs1e Of the
nos buoeng trees nhxne tho fragrance o. the appla
bio~sou and, IL may be- the or tobacco the
time. They generally rough, stalxorth specr
peos humanity, ano sbow by tho manner in which
they copi s to ,her aloe ,mpromptu aco,mmodatisus
that tn Tea her bed soldiers but able TO bear
the hArdsb'ps ircioent on camosign; Theie
quite multitude having been weodea out, leaving
Co,onei wilson somcthiog Of select lot Their
nsn srs Pos i.cs w o. asyy blue
feit hat in Shch dress they viii present appearance
at picturesque and sol1ierbke The regiment will
be eventually officeted exclusively by officers Of the
The cowmssariat Is in admirable working order, and
the men are allowed TO want for nothing the way OF
food.
The following regimeptal ORDER poeted up at the head
quarters esterdsy, VIII afford an idea Of the drill and