The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-20

the sale Of ns,ena property produce escs and for
compensation for the Of which the stat Would
thus he deprived the decree of the 18th of September
e and he 10 Ss ps
the increase which has taken place In Of the
tobacco revenue over the amount which il yielded N
decree had also been issued with respect to pri
vasser rspealing that issued under the Of
Paredes in July last not having emanated from
petent authority.
MILITARY AFFAIRS
HEAD QusRrEas, Camp on the Rio Grande,l
Near Presido, 9th October 1916. )
Soldiers After long and tedious march you have ar
of this service the commanding gene al has wit.
messed, with the greatest pleasure your patience good
hardships Ali have done their duty and in manner
that reflects the highest credit both officers and
From this remark he would not except his staff, who
have actively and zealousy devoted themselves the
seIvice-whilst Capt cross has been emineny
full in forwarding the long train Of supplies without de-
Tomorrow you will the Rio Cirande and occupy
the territory of our enemies We have not make
compel the government of Mexico TO render justice
the United States The people. therefore, who do not
and peaceful at their homes will not be molesed in
terered with either as regards their persons proper
~ and all those who furnish supplies will treated
kindly and whatever is received from them will be ibe
rally paid for.
expected of the troops that they will observe the
most rigid discipline and subOrdina,ion All depredaons
strictly forbidden and any soldier or follower Of the
camp who may far forget his duty as to violate this
injunction, will be severely punished
By command Of Brig. Gen. Wool.
JAS II. PRENTIss
Assistant Adjutant General
HEAD QUARTERS STATE OF Nrw Yoax,l
Adjutant Generals Office. Albany, Nov. 49, 1916. :
In accordance to Of entitled IAN act to pro-
vide for the enrolment of the militia and to encourage the
the Chief hereby directs that the STAT:
shall be divided into eight mitar division distrcts
No ] The counties Of New York and Richmond con.
tanning entative population or S0s075
w ss ass issas'ss q Sss., x an
van, sad 1. I 81. g :. soio7s
No. 8. The counties OF Duchess, Coiumb&,
Rensselaer,, Albany, Schenectady, Greene, snd
No a. The counie. Of Washington Saratoga '09'0'
Warren. Essex. Clinton, Franklin, St Lawrence
SO, 8. The eouniie. q Heiiimsr Hsn;dn. '''''
Fulton, Montgomery, Schoharie Otsego, Madi
No, The oountss y onsias, osvs.o, onen 4'''''0
days CXnsa, Cortland and Tompkins. {: J. sos 81
rio, Seneca. Yates, Chemung steuben, and Liv
No s. The counties Of Xliesany wyoming, A'' '''
Genesee, Orleans, Niagara, Erie, Cattarsugus,
Il The senior Msjer General Of infantry resainS
within the bounds Of Division No l, appears by the
roster in this office is Carrot H. syker Of the city
New Ysrk in No ., Aaron Ward, Of Siog Sing West.
chester county No 3, John Brush, Of Poughkeepsie
Dutchess county No. ., Orvlle Clark, of Sandy HILL
Worcester, Osego county No 6, s. g. Hathaway. of
Scion, Cortland county No. 7, P. Couch, of Havana
Chemung county No. 8, Ezra Mott, Of Sardinia, Erie
! county.
lit. The senior Major General of Infantry in each of
the above named divisions, in hereby directed without
unnecessary delay to divide his division into two
sses: sSesrd1x e the population as
~ Ne STATE census taken in the year lS45
and report the same to the as pre-
scribed N A. OF the law above referred to- passed May
By order of the C0mmandsr.in-Chief
- X. 4. TEMPLE, Adj. General
THE NEW TROOPS FOB THE WAR
WAR DEPARTMENT, Nov 10th, 1876.
sR:-ln my communication of the l9ti of May last.
your Excellency was requested organize three reg
ments OF volunteers under the act the 18th of
month, to be held in readiness for public service.
The President now directs me to notify your Exceen
cy that one Infantry regiment of volunteers from your
State is required for immediate service and to be con
nued therein during the with Mexico unless sooner
discharged The regiment will consist Of
FIELD AND SrArr i Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel l
Major Adutant "a Lieutenant of one ofthe Companies
NoS-CoMMissIoNkD sTArr:-l Sergeant Major Quar-.
termaser Sergeant Principal Musicians, and 10 Com
panies, each OF which TO consist of Captain First
Lieutenant, 2 Second Lieutenants SerQeans Corpe.
rails, Musicians, and 80 Privates.
Should the number Of Prvates, being mustered not
iall below sixty Hour effective men in Company it will
be received.
Guayando,te is designated place of rendezvous for
the several companies last they shall
and where they may be further organic ed into regi
ment, ii not already done under previous call The
regiment will be speced aud mustered into service by
an ofhcer officers Of the United States Army who
will, in every case, be instructed to receive no
man who is in years apparently over Is or under
IL, or who is not Of ply steal strength and vigor
To this end the inspector will be accompanied by
deal ocer OF the army and the volunteers will be sub
mitted to his examination tits respectfully suggested
that public notice Of these requirements will prev
much disappointment to the Jealous and patriotic
lens OF our state who may he disposed to volunteer.
BY the enclosed copy of an act authorsng the Presi
dent to call for volunteers will be perceived that all
the field and company officers with volunteers into
the service OF the United be appointed and
commi stoned such have been appointed and com.
missoned In accordance with the laws Of the State
whence they taken; and would ges the extreme
Importance TO the public service that the officers for the
above regiment be judciously selected
By the act OF Congress above referred to- it will also
be that the service are for Give
or to the end Of the war; unless discharged"
may be that the regiments which have been enrolled
in your State and in readiness enter the
vice. may regard this offer made with to the
former period Should this be your Excelency will
cause them to be informed that the required
by this requisition is to tn end of the with Mexico
unless sooner dscharged and this condition only will
their services be reqifed With this understanding one
those regiments Ito be selected by your Excelency
will be accepted If the modification suggested should
not be acceptable any those regiments which have
rendered their services you are respectfully requested
70 proceed without delay to enroll and organize in
fulhlment of this requison
II may be proper 10 ,emark that the law provides for
the clothing Gin money! and subsistence of the
mlssoned officers musicians and prvates of volunteers
who are received into the service Of the United States
In respect to clothing the law requires that the voun
eers shall furnish their own clothing for which purpose
1T allows each noncommss,oned officer musician and
private three dollars and fifty per month during
we Tune ne snai DE IN the service oithe ned States
In order that the volunteers who shall be mustered into
service under this requisition, may be enabled pro-
vide themselves with good and sufficient clothing the
co nmuation allowance for SIX months Twenty dol
lar) Will be advanced to each stoned officer
musician and private after being mustered into service
but only with the express condition. that the volunteer
has already furnished himself with six months cothng
this fact to be certified to the paymassr by the captain
OF the company; or that the amount thus advanced shall
be applied under the supervision Of his captain the
object contemplated by law In this latter case the nd
vance communication for clothing will be paid the cap
/ be so
In respect 10 subsistence before arriving at the place
OF rendezvous and for travelling home from the place
oil discharge, the allowance is fifty cents for every twen
ty miles distance.
The Presiden, requests that you will be as prompt
possible In the arrangement OF this whole matter in
Der 'nat s volunteers may be ready for immediate