The Zouave Regiment.
--The bill providing for a Regiment of Zouaves, in the Army of the
Confederate States, is as follows:
The Congress of the Confederate States of
America do enact that there shall be added to the military establishment of the
Confederate States, one regiment of Zouaves, to be composed of one
Colonel, one
Lieut. Colonel, one
Major, and ten companies; and each company shall consist of one
Captain, one
1st Lieut., two
2d Lieuts., one
Sergeant Major, one Quartermaster's Sergeant, four
Sergeants, and eight
Corporals, and ninety privates; and to the Regiment there shall be attached one Adjutant and a Quartermaster, to be selected from the
Lieutenants, and one
Assistant Surgeon shall be appointed for the Regiment, in addition to those already authorized by law for the medical department--The monthly pay of the officers of the regiment of Zouaves shall be the same as that of officers of Infantry, of the same rank.
The allowances shall also be the same as those provided by law for officers of Infantry, and the
Adjutant and Quartermaster shall receive ten dollars per month in addition to their pay as
Lieutenants.
The monthly pay of the enlisted men of said regiment of Zouaves shall be as follows:
Sergeant Major and
Quartermaster's Sergeant, $20;
Sergeants, $17;
Corporals, $13, and privates $11 each, together with the same rations and allowances for clothing as are received by all other enlisted men.