New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-03
THE PEOPLES ELLSWORTH REGIMENT.

ward in the State-the men 70 be armed and equipped
BY subscriptions from spch patriotic citizens may be
willing to testify their esteem Of Ellsworth in this
manner.
Over 500 towns and cities have already taken
steps to carry out this work, and a large number of
men are already enrolled. New-York City has been
permitted to raise and equip 100 men. All recruits TO
be single men, feet inches in hight and not over 80
years old.
The regiment has been accepted to be ready for ser
vice in 81 DAYS and the men will be called into quar-
ters very soon. Subscriptions and applications for
positions as representatives Of our city in THE regiment
may be sent to either of the following Committee:
DANIEL f. TIEMASN, Manhattanvie.
i. j. OrTARsOS, Tribune Office.
AUG. +. Dow, No 80 Wall street.
EDWARD MORRIs, No. ll3 Wall street.
ROBERT MCGISSIs, No 3 DE Peyster street.
Benz. +. MANIERRE, No. q Wall street.
The following circular Of the State Committee sets
forth fully the condition and prospects OF the
regiment:
Ne,c- Iork.
The Executive Committee Of the State Ellsworth
Association announces that the General Government
have accepted the - Peoples Ellsworth Regiment"
but with the condition that the regiment shall be
ready for marching orders within tweuty-One days
from the Oath ult This condition the Committee find
the towns Of the State having failed as yet to respond
TO their call and thus furnish the men and means TO
make up the regiment. Under these circumstances
the Committee have resolved TO call together the
already selected and TO allow tue towns which have
furnished men and means 10 select as many more
men, from any town their several counties, as they
shall choose up to the number Of five men each, with
ont raising any additional funds, and to muster them
into the service under the call Of the Governor for
. 900 men. provided, that each selected shall
come np 10 the standard Of qualification, heretofore
prescribed bv the COmmi,teeD.
By ayalug themselves of this opportunity, the
Government will clotbe aud the men, and thus
relieve the Committee from that expense; and the
soldiers Of this regiment avail themselves OF the
provisions Of General Order No. 10, which Is as fol-
lows:
Every volunteer commissioned officer private musician
arcer who enters the service q the United States under
this plan hall be paid the rate Of 80 cents and II cavalry
miles Of travel his home the place Of muster the dis
to be measured By TIE shortest usually travelled route
AID honorably discharged allowance at the same 1te
the place OF bis discharge to his home and in addition
yolaatec- who may be received into the service Of the
United States under thia plan and who may De wounded or
which have been or moy conferred persons dabed IN the
regular service sud The legal heirs Of such % die o. my be
killed IN service IN ADDITION 70 oil arrears Of pay and allowances
shall receive the fum Of ? 100"
With the money collected in the various towns and
paid into the treasury OF this Association under our
first plan Of organization, the Executive COMMITTEE
will purchase for the nee Of the regiment such adj
dtional articles Of uniform, arms, and wearing ap-
parel as will add to the comfort and efficiency VI the
men OF this regiment.
ANY town desiring 20 be represented IN this regi-
and not heretofore having taken action, Sc
lect a raising the sum Of 500 or as many men
as they choose az that Tate but all selected must
comply with our standard Of qualifications, viz That
the soldier 10 be selected in each town and ward TO be
an unmarried man, not less than five feet eight inches
in hight active, abs-bodled and not 10 exceed thirty
wears Of age, and Of good moral character
Arrangements have been made by which II Is ex-
pccted that the pay Of the men will commence the day
afler their arriN al in this city.
All men selected before the stb day Of August viii
report themselves for duty on that day, II the City
Hall, in Albany.
All selected after that date viii report themselves
for duty at the camp OF the regiment IN Albany on ire
10Th Of August. BY order of the Committee.
CHARLES HI GIEs, Secretary.
THE FIRST FIRE LOUAYES.
From INQUIRIES among the officers Of the Fire De
partment and members Of companies we gather that
after the battle Of Bull Run this regiment which had
brought ont the highest encomums for it's brilliant
achievements, became almos, totally demoralized
This was increased by the delay in being paid Of
arising frou the inehicency Of their Disturbing officer
The men, too, thought they had not been used well.
They had become dirty, not having had a change Of
clothes for two weeks previous 10 the battle and tLey
complain that their food was not as good as that Of
other regiments. After they got to Washington some
of their officers said they might as well 20 home 10
stay there And it is thought that between 200 and
300 have sgagged back, coming sometimes with other
regiments and sometimes in squads Of two or three.
There is general impression that the whole regiment
will return Indeed, few days since a company of
40 who started to 20 TO Washington, were told at
Newark that the regiment had disbanded, and they
returned to New-York.
On Thursday evening Company G started for Wash
ngton. Messrs. Milliken, Watkins, and Kelly Of the
Fire Department, have gone on TO do what they can
for the regiment and it is hoped that they will
coed IN arranging matters satisfactorily. The
willing fight for their flag and their country, but
they demand that they shall be treated like The
Chief Engineer is much troubled by the condition Of
the regiment and it is said he was seen on Pemsyl-
yaua avenue with tears in his eyes. There appears
to be no doubt that the Zouayes have the honor Of the
Department as close at heart as any members and
they have proved themselves to be composed Of first
rate fighting maieral but they do require good treat
ment in return for their services.
SECOND FIRE ZOUAvES.
This Regiment has established its city headquarters
for the purpose OF recruiting at No. J64 broadway.
Squads are sent from there TO Camp Decker daily.
Orders have been resolved 10 hurry 10 Washington,
and the are now being mustered in and uniformed
Immediately A few more are yet wanted 20 fill up,
and those who wish TO 20 should enroll themselves At
once.
RETURN OF THE FIFTH REGIMENT.
The 9Th Regiment New-York State Militia which
was expected to arrive on Thursday night, did not
reach here until very early hour yesterday morning,
when they landed at Pier No., North River The
regiment is commanded by Col. Schwazwaeder, and
is composed of German. Owing to the disappoint-
ment Of the previous day, tie various German Soce-
ties did not have the pleasure Of giving to their friends
OF the 5th -o"-'i As soon as the regiment lsndea
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