New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

Synarp's brsech-loadhg riAss. Notwithstanding the
ram large number of the citizens Of New Haven
,embled at tie dock and escorted tie Yankee boys to
G Lieutenant G lntl John sp,dsl, SddseDo.
Aalusnt-Tssdhed Duryes -
Capt.ns-b Klein New.Hsvsn, r. y. Pronty Hartford
Edward a TIssy New Hss5, ,iG
0eri,b New. syen; Thos X Bates Putnam
TROOPS EXPECTED.
The 9TH Connecticut Regiment will arrive here ebif
morning. ard Col. Stewsrts Regiment from Einlra,
N. Y. may be looked for tonight.
Michigan regiment arrived Mt Elmira Yesterday
morning by the Ere Raileosd, and proceeded thence
by way Of Wiausport and Harrisburg, 70 wan
ington.
THE FIRE ZOUAvEs.
The Let Fire Zouaves, now encampedat tne bst1ery
held meeting yesterday morning, TO consider the con
dition of the regiment They adopted long series OF
resolutions setting forth their grievances.
The concluding resolution r-ads as follows;
We soldiers ard good loyal citizens OF the City and County
ofNswYok do mor earnestly protest against being isued
the officers OF our regiment as we have seen heretofore no
ssI a. our nIss Of the wsg, due and look
for every days for PvatiOn, and probably 'tAs'on sIe'
There appears TO be q general determination among
the men not TO leave this city for any purpose un
tie money which they believe Ia their due has been pad
them.
The decentralization under which this regiment suf
Their camp had been occupied BY another regiment and
no other quarters provided, therefore the Cap
tains were loss what 10 do with the men, and gave
them permission to 20 home, or anywhere che 10 take
care Of Themselves az best they could Beside on the
battlefield when the retreat began, Col. FarDham
gave orders that the should report at the Treas
ury Building In Washington. Ia consequence OF ibis
order numbers OF them scattered about the cy Old MOI
receive the order subsequently issued 10 10 Alex
andria TIE wages due there paid 10 those who
pre,euted themselves, aud all who were not present
were declared deserters. Many Of them declare that
they will not step until they have been pam.
Col Sheppard is still engaged with the muster ros
and will muster out ut least half OF the command
BERDAN's sHARPsHOOTERs.
Captain George G. Hastings has been placed in COM
mand of the SharpshooIero camp at WeebawksD,
where he will receive recruits te't' ssi as arks
men and for ward such shall be accepted to Wash,
ington. The camp is reached by the Forty -sscond
street Ferry Lieutenant Frederick i. Poet, jr, Will
be at Newark N. j.. on Friday aud Saturday OF this
week, and Mcpday OF next wees 70 receive appllci'
ons for enlistment and to teri the sA OF the sPPll-
cants in rifle shooting. His headquarters In thoss
place. will be duly announced.
Lieutenant Peet will also visit Gien's Falls on
Wednesday, the Goth inst, for tie came purpose ana
will rem.in there during the remainder OF next week
Colonel Berdsn has authorized David Nj. Brown OF
Rochester New-York, to raise a company OF sharp
shooters for bis corps. The men must make the re-.
CURED string q ten consecutive shots at distance oil
two hundred yards, average shos not TO exceed I'VE
inc hes from The center of the bull eye.
FIRST REGIMENT U. 8. LANCERs.
Recruiting Officer fortlis Regiment have been opened
In BROOKLYN by Major G. G. Taafe, at No. l25 Proc
pet I'll eet; by Capt Morrison, at DC corner OF Fulton
senai Numerous applications are daily received at the
branch office, No. Park Place. by the Acting AdJu-
tant Lieut. p. l.. Mc1ighe, for authority to recruit.
NINTH REGIMENT y. Y. =. VI.
Lieut.. j. ID. Wiekbam will leave for Washington at
O'Clock ?. to-day, with about hity Tecrults or tLe
Ragiment Apy letters Tor members will be taken out
Il left a. the headquarters OF University Place
and Thirteenth street, before D. m.