New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25

less than ten o. " ' WV - Wv ~
I,msr nc, ''ENT FIRE Z0ravEs.
Thu ronsnoi nnau,o,. = this regiment still at
the Battery, atboupb in res 'ty the men are nearly
all quartered at their houses in "a ~ pnD
city. They report daily, however, s - 'uou 'ra.
selves ready TO move az the earliest onos, !" s ma
thought that the command would be orderee " ol'
Schuyler but 1t appears that the Secretary OF ~ mas
decided to send the troops to Bedloes leland wilmer
in all probab lity, they will proceed on Monday A
meeting Of the line officers Friday night, 1isJ4r
Mcknight LozIer was unanimously elected Colonel.
Another meeiiur held yesterday forenoon 10 tue
Colonel marquee, on the Battery. - Faldella was
elected Lieut. Colonel, subject to the approval oi eeh
Scott. - Hastings was elected Major.
Lieutenant Colcnel Fadella Is spoken OF In such
favorable terms BY General Scott that the Zeaves are
content to elect him that ground alone although IN
support of it he has the credentials OF thorough
military education and distinguished service Ill the
Crimea. Major Hastings is q New-Yorker, and pupil
Of Colonel fompkins of the Examining Board.
The uniform Of the Zouaves will be renewed through
out before their departure.
an interest 10 the zouaves that tho reconstruction OF
the regiment will take pa in short time and their
ranks recruited TO one thousand men.
iTENTION SECOND REGIMENT FIRE ZODAyts:
The remaining soldiers Of the I'd Regiment fife ire
Zouaves are ordered 10 rendezvous themselves at the
Battery Barracks, from wheDce they Will be taken 70
Washington by Captain Chester, who remains for thst
purpose The train leaves early on Monday morning,
nnd every one must De on the spot
Lieut.. C. NJ FaikSSNSs. iS BAN Commanding.
DEPARTURE or THE LINCOLN CAVALRY DELAYED.
This fine body of men, which was 10 have left the
city to-day for the eeat Of war, has been deisinsi
tiff tomorrow TGi, detention ut the Instance OF CD
A. L. McReyuolds, is the result OF request made ny
the Army Committee OF the Young Mems Christi "a
Association aud others Of most reseetae citiLcns
The correspondence the subject Is Interesting The
following Is the reply of COL McReynolds to the Army
HE,pouAKrEBs LIsCoLy CAvALRr, !
CAMP EATos, New.York. Ars ., 16l. .
DIAN SIR. have tho honor scknorse the rrccP. Of
your Of this date. Tue ergebcie, Oft 5.ice not ende
%s 3; a sn saGsf sss Ss, .S
that my regimen. will leave Mouds, crh. At 10 oo6cs
aud no, on Sunday mornifg est hrst snno9pcd
'''pfXSilD5s XSDsg& S'I T. oissiSf SsSfYSGTSs II
Colonel Line Ia CsVsry.
Army Con mite Of the Y. M Z. A.
By this arrangement, the friends Of the Lincoln
witnessing their departure.
CONSOLIDATION OF TIE GERMAN VOLUNTEER
REGIMENTS.
The German Military Committee, composed Of
Messrs. Hugo, Wesendonk, Fred. KApp Pet.r Warm
kessel, EDWARD Won Der Hedt, sigisn.und Kaufman.
Albert Ffau'z and DIR. Cs'l Tbeo Me or. have been
authorized 70 prepare plan for The consolidation OF the
ernor is as follows:
hen rec,as :. cosmi,tse By h.r b.msn 1owc,t,lsn.
whose o.rt Is 70 t1t- Orrnun Volunteer regiu,p
ss sy ss sS = eSuf I ali prrsn. raSs
and ~,h Brist,,rOenen lAi.. % commander Of ,be Nss
different, incomplete Org'n,I Il es ia Hr~lort and 'ieiui
r-pott Of their action add such recommendations
spprovsd BY Bhsadef General Yates T.. D. MohoAs'
FREMONT RIFLES.
This regiment, named In honor OF the gallant Free
mopt, and commanded by Col. w. Merritt. Is now
ceiyng recruits from different IsIts "f the Stste, ut
the rrgimena headq rters, No. 6Sl Broadway. The
recruits will be- imuediht. tranferItd to the camp VI
instruction.
BRITISH VOLUNTEERS.
Recruiting for this regiment 10 progros-ing favorn-
bly CouI.snies Is and are fast tlng up, and will
be ready Tor mastering iuto the u1td States service
on tomorrow. Several recruiting uihces have been
opened during the last week la this ci and NesJer
sey Two full companies expected from Newark
In the ooure OF n few days and recruit Ing OH ers
have been sent 10 Ma-ss huseIts AID Connecticut 10
raire company In each OF iho'e States The 70 ition
Of Surgeon as been accepted by IL Phillips, ~. d.,
W , " IA rrvvo vnusbio acquisition t. tu rosi'"e"s,
having served tire Medical Stan Of the Brts army
through the euti'e Crime.n campaign The headqunr.
ters an at No. b4S Broadway. hecru iun ediately
upon eigiug the roll are forwarded 70 Camp Eaton,
near Brighton. Staten lslind
MUSTERED INTO TIE SERVICE.
A company for the 5th German Rirl,s aud number
OF recruits for the Berdan mustered
into tie ate service yesterday afternoon.
FIRST PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY REGIMENT.
This regiment passed throdgh Batiuior. Oh Thurs
day afternoon for Washington. They numbered 70
meH The horses Of the command bad previously been
sent 10 WuAhiBgon where tho men will receive such
arms may be required.
BARNEY RIPLEs-sCHwARZE JAEGPRs.
This Kegiuent will muster ia five companies Of ln0
men each during tlh week. The stall eonsist, Of the
following dis lhgushed military men: Col koGlay,
well-kDosu officer of tie Austrian and Hungarian
Army; Eent- Col A. Hoch, formerly an officer 10 tho
same army; Major l.. V. Lirou, formerly Of tue Eng
lish Legion ami Austrian Army, and oHdet OF the
t,, 4 dtufu sLN
WAS an off ler OF tho Hungarian Army Ia -, and e
assistant to he Secretary Of State uuder the Governor
ship Of KossuIh.
FIGHT BETWEEN THE CAMERON RIFLES AND THE
ZoUAyRs SOLDIER SHOT BY A POLICEMAN.
During the del y attending ihe embarkaon OF
the Cameron Riaes at li-r No. 1, last even
ing one OF the men eubsged In sp altefca-
tion with several Of tho ist Tie Zouaves, VINO
had assembled t. see ther OF. SoNofhl polee.
men, who were preseD any that the hi1elneo ser eh
that tie Xouaves were towards, or acted eowafay
psrt Which pros oked an ussault by the lnuef lao
Rncmen returned The attack, when policeman Mart o'
The lirst Ward, rushed suohy the e'nbatias ahu nv
tempted ~ teyaae them. Tho soldiers turned upon
the officer the Kss wifh fixed bayOnets aud the Iou-
aves with their st-, overo~erg and severely inJnf-
ing bin. lie was cut IN The throat, bat tho weapon
happily did touch vital spot He al-o received
si6er wound 10 the ,ice and ,eyerI se.p wounds.
Upon Giving the fret saler thf,t he dicharged Is
revolver at tle soloier, aud II ia thOutht noltIly
1unded bin, nB he Was conveyed from The held ny
his conGades We couli Lot learn tie sold ers n,ne.
Henry BJroan, OF Company ID, Zouayes, was bruised
AID Injured internally.
FIIlSr REGIMENT WASHINGTON GRAYS.
This regiment, which has be IA for tlne past
enranil ed at East NewYork, expected to leave for
Wasnns ton yesterday, and were preparing ~ ma'cn
when Col Moore received the following special orders;
oKsrE.L HzADg~ARTEKs, STATE or NEw.i OAK
AJJUILST-OENkRAps OTvCs :
ALBANI, AugudA lsLL
sppcftI ORpsR No. --Sleial orders Me- StJ hor'bY
,odned by ri, enalg the the hId Tor the dslsHue Of the
Ws,hngion 1t-ys CoL hoois TO 'l. day Of ofAu!1"hI
Nv ord.f of tLo Commander irit hlst