The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-19

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sne ffnlslin Square aetes on Wednesday evsppy ..u
~ zee !cow CHA so1s E.re Dnar April
ehese u has become apparent that ouf cocnrv !. :.
H ss-u ~ che constitution ard the Inioc -'OesSAeJ
Rssolys' That we teader services to the roserr
rrens, 70 eio sha Y spppreeslg the revolution ans
bIEges the eeCeiers q The South back 20 ,her oyaIv
Resolyea, Tia t.sre bs committee Of thee appoin,
% y recruit for battalion, 20 consist Of hundred
ca the adoption n the rssciticus the following name.
Were proposcc 10 compose such Co,amittcs:-Patrick
Iaf's, Charles eoeian. nlchsei McCar.y who duly
JAMES scGRAm. Secretary.
PAIHcx F. BrnHE Treasurer.
MoAAs .. hHos, orderly Sergeant.
METROPOLITAN BArrAIroN
Al organization bear ing this unique designation IL ~
cruitisg a. No 62s Roadway The rolls wer. opeasd
last evening, ano signed by about fifty volunteers A
distinguished commandsnt Of the Tompktns Blues VINO
during the Mexican Is to taae commaud
OF the battalion
FIRST REGIMENT NEW YORK zOUAvks.
This corps numbers already 400 members, and 10 TO be
styled the First gh,png) regimen. New York zouaves.
Mr. Hawkins. their leader ana tAe first organiser u
zousve company this city. has just returned from
Albany. where he for the purpose Of rendering tue
services OF his corps to tho Governor This Offer be-
eve, has been accepted, and IL Is understood that
Adutant General ~ the State stands ready supply the
zouaves with tie requisite muskets and outfit ION lo.aS
until sufficient funds raised amongst themselvcst,
scppy their wants In the biz passed by the Leg's-
atufe no provision for volunteers upt their
vices are formally accepted The great bulk Of the
pence incurred IN che outfit OF the volunteers and per-
OBS have 10 be paid for uctng drill &c. Money
men ought therefore 70 forward and help voun-
tesIs by Contributions In haru cash. Aay money th-s
contributed be gent to Mr.. Hnwsns a. his cf,c-
No. 8 Wall rtreet.
The following Communication is 10 the sarae point
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO UNIFORM VOLUNTEER MILITIA
NEA-AN APPEAL TO THE GENEROUS.
TO III. EDlToR herald.
New YORK; April II, 1861
Allow mo to lay before you q suggestion which leay
to gcoo judgment 10 lay before the public You are
aware that the quota Of in city regiments IL far
from being full ana that many excellent young
Kept from joining item merely account Of LIE first ex
pense attending the uniforms, which ranges from $50
$40 when complete The ues and dues arc racre trife
Would you not start and urge upoa
ohsnts 10 90 the these aInentable tnes? They
have always been prompt to respond foreign demands
which have beer nothing IN comparison to this. Why
should they ro tee proud to glorious city Of Ne
York ready ut any moment to any call on
III Atustworthy person might be appointed that
the money thus raised sneu rightly, and each
pany might be made reapcnible for tho uniforms shas
| CURED MEMBER OF THE FIRST DIVISION.
|
Captain McChesney, Of the National Zouaves arrived
| from Albany last evening He had an interview with
| tho Governor, who accepted the tender Of their
services, and the corps is to form part Of zouave
/ regiment. II Is expected that Captain Morgan
Of Company G, Thirteenth regiment, will DO chosen
colonel Captain McChesnsy, lieutenant colSael and A,
T. Dodge, major recruiting Office s at present estab-
| lshed in the Mercer House, and two " be
l opened-one in New York and another in Brooklyn.
Some hundred and fifty membors signad t5a
roll last evening, and the drill master bad busy tiraa
teaching them the nrst rudimcnts The Company nsess
4 fer drill Saturday evening at abe Merces House.
| new UNION MovEn3xr.
An organization hss bssn startsa in tbs ruente,t
Ward uIdei the title Of the smerics Union politics
STATISTIC Asso5ianon us object being to create
stronger ohon party. a alT, to be turned to rise ID
emergency a. nit' organization for the bener. d
I'D all parties not pledged to any polti
CA are Hse to send in their pamee addressed d
", e'S'" q. They meet every Tuesday evening a
Hail. Of rwenty ninth street and Eight
, avenue.
RHODE ISLAND CONTINGENT.
Tho Rhode Island regiment expected here last n,gh|
route to the federa capital, did arrive they HI
proceeded to their destination by water, board I'd
rmn;rs s,o.o, There was 9 grand parade and publ
demonstration or Brad street, Providence, few hou
previous to their DEPARTURE There Sss no gathern|
last night at the depot.
FIRST REGIMENT NEW YORK UNION voLuNrErRsI(
This organization met at the Mercer House las ever
,n-Mr. Hassler in the chair. On motion, Mr.. Addiso}
Dougherty chosen permanent President and Ness
Hassler and Newman added to the executive committe
Of FIVE. The drill sergeant in some one hundre
and fifty members for active service. Reports have bee
received from the other recruiting stations from whic
1 n tot.o h,r
| expressed their willingness 10 join
SIXTH REGIMENT VOLUNTEERS.
volunteer regiment has been founded by members
the Sixth regiment, in conncxion with Others for tn
purpose Of volunteering for the They to be 10
by the Colonel Of tho Sixth Joseph G Plnckney The
at present number hundred and sixty men, and ar
rapidly increasing An officer will be in readiness eac
day to receive recruits at the armory Of the Sixth reg
| mcnt, over Center Market.
TIKI FIRE DEPARTMENT zouAvrs.
Ono OF the promnen. features Of the expedition
sent from this city, for The defence OF the federal govern
nent viii DO tho military corps organized from tn
| brave nremen Of New York Colonel Ellsworth, of tn
Chicago Zouayes has deeply interested himself tn
movement, and has, in connection with the principa
others Of the Fire Department OF this city, issued th
| following circular
Fmsr REGIMENT Nsw York ZouAvrs J
FEApouAsrERs, FAITH AVENUE Hcrxl- !
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| AND FRIEsIs rw FIRE DEPARTMNr.-
GEST1KMEN-we are entering upon a struggle for I'll
maintenance OF our government institutions and on
| national honor. The compliment has been paid 20
| Of applying for full regiment Of your own mer
| The fremen Of New York must give account
themselves IN tns contest We appeal 10 you TO turn
| and give Ellsworth AID Farnham, who are both you
friends. regiment of nremeu who sustain the
Of the New York Fire Department under any and all c
| cupnstances. Your friends
i JOIN DECKER, Chief Of Fire Department.
/ VIII HAC1SEtT, Assistant Engineer.
i PETER C0RNWEiI, Assistant Engineer.
| G. JOSEPH RrCK, Assistant Engineer
i OWEN N. BRENNAN,
/ JOHN SLOEY snd othcre.
The uniform will DO the Zouave dfcss with a red h