The New York herald., 1864-03-18

the committee shall continue recruiting to All tn
quota under the call for 900 II based upon
the figures OF the quota Of the last CALI the quota under
the call will be 400. The Committee Volunteer
ing. IL is understood will recommend tho Supervisors to
continue raising volunteers.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ELEVENTH INDIANA REGIMENT,
The celebrated Eleventh Indiana Zouaves, who have
reeDlsted as veterans arrived here yesterday morning
from New Orleans the steamer Charles Thomas, en-
route for Indiana on furough. This regiment has the
reputation being most excellent the manu-.
al OF arms bayoDet exercise and school Of battalion OF
probably, a. many great battles. II was originally or
ganized at the commencement Of the war, with Major
General Lew Wallace as its Colonel in three monthser
vice. II first under Mcclellan In Western Virginia. and
then under Patterson It's first battle the second OF the
war, at Romney, Va where it marched fifty miles over
the mountains in day, surprising and vanquishng
enemy twice it's number. Its engagement that
Of detachment Of only thirteen scouts Of the Zouaves,
bel cavalry near Keys Island killing twenty three OF
them and mortally wounding seven-osing but man.
who was bayonstted after being taken prisoner By
Patterson al the time OF the first engagement ~
Failing Waters, and marched with his army toward
Winchester thence TO Charestown and Harpers Ferry
Their enlistment having expired and the capital being
danger they generously proered TO remain ten days.
longer II need though there were but three other
giments OF all the three months troops who followed
their example. The regmcnt after enisng for three
years. the expiration OF their three months service
were ordered TO Missouri 70 report Fremont: but
short time after they reported to Grant apd moved to
Wo6forn
marched and reconDotered Western Kentucky with
Lew. Wallace and O. f. smith, they took part IN the
capture Of Forts Henry: Crossing over TO Donel.
daring charge upon the enemy's works, with the
Eighth Missouri, on the 10Th Of February, 1862
Moving up the Tennessee river with the rest OF Grants
victorious army. at Crumps Landing they drove the
enemys cavalry from Adamsvie to Purdy At the battle
which was the right Of Grants nc Of battle After the
siege OF Corinth they marched across to Memphis then
Gtat do eNxun
skrmshng at Codwatef and various other places The
yazoo Pass proving ataure they formed part q the
expedition against Arkansas Post. and proceeded up
White river, fighting at ST. Charles and Duvalls biun.
Moving with Grants army against yicksburg, they
rabe campaign Port Gibson when two companies Of the
regiment charged and captured battery Of light art.
engagements which followed at -Four Nile Creek, I'd.
wards Station, jackson and Champions hills-whcre
Hays division bore the brunt OF that terrible death
YET three short they thirty three per cent
forcements up, following the enemy up their ort
1catons They took part the besegers OF Vcksburg
followed up Johnston TO Jackson Miss The Eighteenth
corps after the famous vicksburg campaign,
!srred 70 sne Dspsmsn. OF .1s sS where they have
and Spanish Lake, whore the Seventh Texas was cap
tured, they bsd hand.
It's proficiency In tho manual OF arms aud bayonet exer
cise Its parade Of General Banks Adutaut
General Thomas and Others New Orleans, spoken
the complimentary From this regiment
have sprung maser general-lew. wallace-and two
brigadier generals-viz Gen. G. F. McGnus and sand
ford Foster who formerly one OF the captains and
who 10 now commanding division before Charleston.
IL s now commanded by COL Daniel Macanley, q young
and galsnt soldier formerly citizen Of Buffalo, an Indi
anan by adoption.
The men are all young and in their prime, not moro
than balf q dozen being married.
Ihey have fought through Virginia, Maryland, Ken.
lucky, Mississippi tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri and
Louisiana, and when they get home will have passed
around the coniederacy, after fighting through II.
They have all 70 enlisted, with but few exceptions
Their enlistment dates from December 10.
Brgadier General g. F. McGnnis, the second colonel
OF the regiment, Ia with II.
Tho regiment will give dress parade and review at
the City Hall Park this afternoon, as four o'clock.
The following are the principal officers Of the regi
me6i-
Colonel--Dan. Macaulay.
Lieutenant Colonel-W. W. DarneI.
MAjor--George Butler.
Surgeon-J. A. C0miDgor.
Chaplain-Rev. Prof. II. II. Hibber.
Adutant-Henry McMullen.
Quartermaster-W. Coons.
First Assistant Surgeon-John Scarce.
Second Assistant SurReon-John Wilson