New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-19


Ave members were present. and not one dis' sntient
voioe wa. heard when Captain James Cromie informed
them that their services were wantedt defenother
Of their Country. The enthusiasm was inense, and
twelve stalwart young men appended their names 70
the roll Recruits for this Company will be received
al No. 494 Ninth avenue, Forty-6r street, also
at No. 10 Lexington avenue.
ENLISTMENT ROLLS.
Numerous applications were made ~ Major-General
Sandfords office yesterday for enlistment rolls, but
they had not yet arrived from the department at Al
bany Gen. SANFORD teleerspbed to the AdJutant
General in regard W The matter and received reply
tina, The paper would be on hand to-day lFndsy)
TEE office Of Gen SANFORD was thronged during yes
terdsy with military uen desiring information. Ihs
enlistment rolls can b. obtained to-day.
NATIONAL CADETS.
ssrH REGIMENT. N. Y s MICosrasY A. =, ,as,
Company Order No
This company 10 hereby e,dsred to parade In fatigue dres
With sms, in the drill q the Arena Building corner o.
seventh and thirty shh suset on Friday evening" Inc
The arms WIN be taken by Sergeant Morgan the drirOOu
previou. to commencement foI dll M n
Recruits are wanted for this Company. Apply 81 No.
y order q JAMES HAooERTY. Commander
DOING TIE HANDSOME THING.
The following patriotic letter from Chss Dennis
esq., Vice-Pre.dept of the Atlantic Mutual Insurance
Company, explains itself:
Mr. JOSEPH a. CHApyas Dea, Sir: Asa member Of the m
RED nent NewYok State Mitsa corps Of which every e
sss may @ be vic sS o co With
the h call from 'hi. State for the protection and o.
ss sats b: sss 3. Sd ,s
soldier reque Of much OF those
OF what may be- thought Of ~bs, that fate
tail upon the wife and the little cannot but weigh heavily
- A. A
your lie while desnds glorious Union and her Flag In this
emergency hereby sSfs my;saS pay to yS"a w .nd
n til. event Of her deces.e then 70 pay to the e5 guardian
bo. md hi. letter .h. be the dem.nd there.
for May Battles In the hour Of s and
may b. ..s: S1 protect the widow
to be doubted ''o' truly ciH al les DENNIS.
Vice Pre,,d.n. Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co.
Nee York, April II. 1861.
NETWORK ZOUAyEs.
The Zouave movement 10 taking exceedingly well
among the volunteers At the drill-roons corner Of
Thompson and Fourth streets Warrington Square on
"Wednesday evening, IS enlisted within the space
of an hour and the roll goes increasing at the rate
Of nearly hundred day. Meantime, the trained
members, having been under practice since the advent
of the Chicago Zousves last year are acting s 'each
ers, for which position each one Ia amply quaiihed.
| Dexterty of leg and arm movement Is sought alter
nightly In long and rigid drills, which wear, 70 the
spectators a very business-like air.
When completed, the Regiment is TO be called the
lst Regiment New-York Zousves, and is to join the
regiment now fast getting up by e1-Aderman Wilson,
which il precisely of the pattern in training, ana
Of the same uniform. Col. Ellsworths Zouavs Regi-
meut will make the third.
| The Eew-York Zouaves viii hold battalion dIi at
the White street Armory soon - 800 names have
been enrolled, there being now 200.
| TWELFTH REGIMENT.
This regiment has opened recruiting Office at No.
$50 Grand street. which open at all hours Of the day
and another at No. 594 Broadway which open in the
evening" The intention is to 6ll up the regiment now
numbering AZ men, after which they wilt drafted inst
immediate service The vote the question Of rally
ing to the countrys Gag was moe. unanimous, And
every me mber Of the regiment ID anxious 70 20
| york ast evening ysn ecruils ia g. Tbs
Broadway rendezvous The namber at the eastern
office has been reported yet, but isprobabiy large
Colonel @. w. Ii. Tompkins, Of tho ID Regiment
New.York Sis,e Light Infantry, has Issued the follow
| ing general order:
General Order Of Apri 1881 hereby CONTAMINATED III
S.e, Ans Q. Monday sy:niD. apn t.t. x !.
@s. :. the :us s.es I'D ho. on TSs.d:y evening" the az
INST, is .so. dsss for battalion drill The Fad and stst
Li.ut,s.3s sa.: ,ad Murray Transferred to Company
Of companies hereby directed ope. their ooaPauy rolls
.u.u, number Of V0unssr, to Gil hsr com
Ths He'd osAtsr. the Regimen, 1, transferred nom No
at can be every morning Afternoons and s'euins
II correspondent j. f. K, will refer 10 the Con
sttuton Of the United States and the Act Of Congress
passed 1896 he will find bis question answered. Thu
editorial columns OF Tx TRIBUsK Of Monday List ma,
assst him.
| THE GERMAN VOLUNTEER CORPS.
This Consists Of 10 companies, Of 70 esch. Owe
5s5 names already enrolled and applications fO
enrolment made by more than the number required
The regiment will be full Saturday and detailed il
companies subjest to the order Of the Governor. Moe
Of the men have families and are OF intelligence
many of them having held rank in European armies
Nearly all have served in Europe, and are most
| efficient men.
The Regiment of Chasseurs, commanded BY Col
Blenker consists Of three battslons Of 400 each
aud will be full and report for duty on Monday Col
Blenker served in the Greek struggle for indepen'
dence and commanded division Of the revolutionary
army In Baden, in lS49. His staff consists Of Messr
Stahel, formerly an officer In the Hungarian army
Lieutenant Colonel; Wutshel, Colonel Of the AGA
demical Legion In Vienna In lS4s, Adjutant; VERT
late Major in the Hungarian Army, and commander o.
legion in the Crimeai Lu,z, commander Of the Rl,
Corps. Volunteers will be enrolled at Nos Ia Crane
street, IS and SO Foryth street. 60 Greenwich street
and 90 Broome street.
FIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD.
Col. Wm. II. Aliens regiment ia progressing rapidly
Men are mastering at the rendezvous by hundreds
young, active and eager for service. The regiment
will be entirely filed by noon to-day, the company
rolls will be sent to Albany Saturday and the enr'
corps will muster for service on Monday. Ten drum
mers and ten ffers are desired application can be made