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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-30
FIFTH REGIMENT. N Y. 8. MILITIA.

Pursuant the above Division and the act therein
mentioned the unauthorized prvstes of the several
of this Regimen will assemble within their respective
Company districts Monday the h day Of October
10 o'clock A. NJ for Company parade inspection and martial
armed and equipped according TO law at the places
designated for each district respectively as follows
The Company district Company A, under command Of
Capt Renecke bounded by Broadway Canal Green and
Houston ST. !, in Mercer st.. right on Prince ST. , .
Lieut. Meyerhoz bounded by Green Canal Lauens and
Houston SITS in Wooster ST., right on Prince st. d.
The Sd Company district. Company O. under comm IND o..
Capt Rowad aud bounded by Lauen Canal sullivan and
Houston SITS, in Thompson st., right on Prince st.
The 4th Company district Company u under command oil
Capt Swartzwader and bounded by Sullivan Canal Watts
VarcK and Spring lin Watts right on Sullivan St
The 5h Company dstrict, Company f. under command OF
Capt Boppo bounded by Sullivan Spring. Varick and
Houston ST., in King st. rlglt on McDougalsti na -,
The 9Th Company district Company \, under command OF
Lieu, Ehrmsn aud bounded by Xack Watts Hudson and
The 7h Company district Company bounded BY Hudson
Canal Greenwich aud Houston King ST rlRh on ud-
ST. the command Of Lieut. Phirman, who
hereby detaed foS that purpose. .
The 9th Company district Company H. bounded by Green.
wich Canal West and Houston King right Green
wich and he under the command of Lieut. Kust who Is
hereby detailed for that purpose.
The Regmena Court OF Appeals to hes appeals from fines
penalties imposed will be held Centre market drill room
By order of ANDREW WARNER, Col 9Th Reg't
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Pursuant 10 the aboye Division Orders and the therein
mentioned the prvaes Of the several
OF this Regiment will assemble within their
ny distrc on Monday, tie 4h day of October 10
o'clock for company parade inspection and martial
armed and equipped to law at The places de-
lst Company District OF Company A commanded by Cap
tain Robert Fraser bounded by the Hudson River
eenth street, Eighth and Nineteenth street. on the
the corner OF Fourteenth street and Eighth
3D. Company District Company B. commanded by
John Sauvap bounded by the Eighth avenue
street. Sixth avenue and Nineteenth the
Fourteenth and Sixth avenue.
Sd. Company DISTRICT of Company G, commanded by Can
John Seuert bounded by the Hudson River
street, the Eighth avenue and Twenty the
corner Of Nineteenth street and the Eighth avenue
tth Company District Of Company D. commanded by Cap
Tain Frederick Pesnecker bounded by the Eighth
Nineteenth ct the Sixth avenue and Theth street,
the corner of Thirtieth stre.t and Eighth avenue
3h Company District OF Company F. commanded BY Cap
tain John Mcmahon bounded by the Hudson River, Twenty
eighth street. the Eighth avenue Theth street the Sixth
avenue and FoIeh street. the OF
street and the Eighth avenue.
6h, Company District of Company F. commanded by Cap
tain A. Henderson, bounded by Sixth Fourte enth
street. East River and Nneteeh street, the Four
tecnth street and y xth avenue.
TIL Company DStrict Of Company G. commanded by Cap.
II " Hardenbarg bounded BY the Sixth avenue Nine
teenth street. the East River aud Twentieth the
ner OF Twenty-sxlh street and Sixth avenue.
9th: Company District Of Company III, commanded by Cap
tain John Ellis and bounded by Sixth avenue, Twenty
xth street East River and Forteh the Of
Twenty.sixh street and Sixth avenue.
ksemental Court Of appeal 70 hear sppe,s from fines
and peraes imposed will be held at the Madison Cottage
18th Of OcIober at clock in the afternoon By order
ROBERT e. NORRIS, Col. lIth Regt ~ Y q NJ
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THIRD REGIMENT n. VS.. MILITIA.


In compliance with the above Division order and the law
several companies Of this regiment will assemble in their re-
specve company districts. Monday the 4th day Of Octo
Der 10 o'clock A for company parade inspection
aud drill armed equipped according law the places
designated for the following districts, viz:
Company (A) commanded by Capt John Jagels. and
district bounded by Nassau, Wall Broadway Rector West
and Liberty Streets will meet Liberty street at the corner
Of Greenwich. .
I'd COMPANY (B) commanded by Captain Labsa, dis.
rcts bounded by Nassau, Maiden Lane South and William
streets will in Cedar the OF Nassau ST.
3lCompauy (C) COMMANDED by Lieutcommandi ant d. q,
Vaughan, dstricrs bounded beginning at the Battery by
WHITEHALL Marketeld, Bsed, WALL Broadway Rector and
West seets to the pace ooegnuing will assemble on the
Battery opposite to Greenwich Sc . ~ ~. =,
4th Company tDl commanded by Capt Henry z; MuT dis
Pearl SITS will assesbe on Hanover square
Company (E3 commanded by Capt B. Parker, district
bounded by Wall PEARL Whitehall and South Streets will
semble the Battery opposite to Front st. go .
9th Company FL .ded by Capt William Serrll, DIS
tric boundedby broadway. Park Row Spruce William and
Liberty Streets will assemble in HE Park opposite Beekman
street.
7h Company lG) commanded by Capt. Richard Rsynor
district bounded by Maiden Lane, Liberty, William Fulton
and South will assemble Pa at the corner Of Gold
street
9Th Company (II) commanded by Capt Joseph Lonat dis
bounded by Fulton William, Spruce Ferry, Peck Slip
aud South streets will assemble Beekman street. the corner
OF W illiam street.
The Regmenta Court of Appeals to hear appeals from
fines penalties imposed, will be heid Stoneas l3 Full
p NJ By order g. BROOKE POSTLEY, Col
Commanding Sd Regiment N. Y. b. M
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IHE LATE SrORM--STEAMBoAT TRAvELLRR.-
IL has already been announced, says the New
Haven Journal Of the 29th inst that the steamboat
Traveller on attempting the passage from New York,
during the severe storm Saturday last at the In
stance OF the passengers the attempt and put
back for New York. But the Captain hoping q IA
vorable change in the weather. with the advantage OF
the tide, proposed to hold on and made harbor under
the lee Of Harpers Ferry near the confluence OF thu
Narrows with the Sound Here he awaited awhile for
the contingencies that might ensue In the meantime
some "scrupulous good men, who always know what ID
best In such emergencies determined that self
walton Ia the first law Of naturen and the boat was
casting of to return to New York jumped
out into the water about to their knees with the de-
sign Of vending their way, through the storm to the
Harlem railroad which Is about eight miles distant
What has become Of them have not yet heard. The
rest OF the story told In the following account by
passenger who on board -
At meeting held ont board the steamer Traveller,
when of sands Point on Saturday morning last 1t
Resolved That in the opinion OF this meeting there
Is quite a storm.
Resolved, That committee Of three be appointed to
walt on the captain and request him to leave Harper
Ferry dock present tie up tor and take the boat
Immediately to New York.
Said committee appointed, and after waiting upon
the captain reported That he deemed IL insxpsdient
between IL and IL o'clock after which he would pro-
coed to New Haven or New York. circumstances die
tate-whereupon, II was
Resolved, That this meeting adjourn TO IL O'Clock.
At the appointed hour the meeting assembled The
chairman not being found the secretary took his place
Upon the statement Of fellow passenger that the chair
man and his friends had left the boat for the Harlem
Railroad, it was
Resolved, That the storm is undated.
Resolved, That as the Harlem Railroad 10 just miles
Distant the chairman and his friends will undoubtedly
get weary and wet before finding It,
Resolved That those gentlemen who lespcd ashore In
two feet water, undoubtedly got their feet wet
Resolved That as the steamer IL now under way TO
New York. this meeting adjourn JAcx Sly, Clerk. =
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AMERICAN AFFAtRs IN EURoPE.-Gen. Arm
strong, our consul at Liverpool, who arrived in
the lss amer In this city lie expects TO re-
turn 20 Liverpool In few days satisfactory arrange
-nt will probably be made by Major Hobbie about the
rates letters carried out by steamers Our min
lister in Tendon has done everything in his power to
promote H. We hope TO have the pleasure, In few
days Of laying before readers the results Of the In
formation which will be collected by the two agents
uhom the Secretary Of the Treasury has despatched to
England for the purpose OF investigating the English
system Of warshousiug We are happy TO learn that
that government has thrown open its warehouses In all
their variety OF dstal, and given agents every
facility In the progress Of their researches which In cal
culstsd 10 enighsn its maohinsry and operation We
have no doubt thst they will bring back mass Of I'm
portsnt and useful information. They may also Wait
belgium and Paris for the purpose and cxpec.
ted 10 return the United states in the month Of Oc-
ober.--WasAsnsfsn Union, Sept. 10.
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EIGHTH REGIMENT N,y.s MILITIA.

Pursuant above division orders and the thsre
mentioned the prvses Of the several companies
Of this will assemble withn ther
districts Monday the 9Th dag OF October 10 o'clock
A. for company parade inspection and martial
AIMED and equipped according osw at the places
for each distri CT Iespectively, as follow -
Company A, Capt George Lyons. commandment az the cor
ner Of Clinton and Grand sireets District bounded By Norfolk
Riyington Ridge, aud Division streets.
corner OF Grand and Sheriff This district bounded
by Ridge, Rivngcn Cannon Grand and Division streets
Company &, Captain NJ NJ Van Dyke ommandanI at the
OF Goerck and Grand streets This distinct bounded
by Grand Cannou aud Rvngou aud the East River
Company ID, Captain James Little, commandsat at the
ner oil Pitt and Houston streets This district bounded BY
RIviugton. Clinton. Houston and Sheriff streets.
Company r, Captain George b. Bovine the
corner OF Cannon and Houston streets This district 10
bounded BY Rivngton Sheriff aad Houston Streets the
Company F, Lieutenant Edmund II. Weyman commandsnt,
at the corner of Fifth street and Avenue D. This district
bounded by Houston street, Avenue b. Fifth and the
East River.
Company g. Lieutenant Alvah T. Garfield commandan,
the corner Of Seventh street and Avenue b. This district
bounded by Fifth street. Avenue b. Nsah street, and the East
River.
Company II, Lieutenan. James H. Dyer commau sant ss
the Of Avenue aud Ninth streets This dstret
bounded BY Ninth street, Avenue b. Fourteenth street. and
the East River.
Appeals will be heard the Military Hail. No 100 Bowery,
Friday the 18th October 1897 follows COMPANY AZ
8oclock, A. M; Company b, at 9oclock A M Company
z, at 10 O'CLOCK A, NJ; Company ID. at ii O'clock, A. NJ;
Company T. at 2oclock H. Company r, O'clock Ps
Pm. By order Of COL. J. w. STYLES.
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NINTH REGIMENT NY. g. MILITIA.
I7ru Wan


Pursuant the above Division Orders and the thsres
mentioned the unnniformed Of the several companies
o. this regiment will assemble within their
districts Monday the 4h day Of October o'clock
A. NJ for company parade, inspection and martial
armed and equipped according law the place
for each district respectively, as follows -
The district of Company A, commanded by Captain John
G Helme and bounded by the Bowery Rivngton, Elddge
Houston and Christie streets
The district Of Company B, commanded BY Lieutenant
Commit Stephen H. Cornell and bounded by Elddge, Riv
ington Essex Avenue Second street, and First
the South West corner Of Houston aud Allen streets
g. The district Of Company e, commanded by Lieut. Jacob
L. Se6ng and bounded by Essex Rvington, Clinton, Ave
Second and Avenue A. the South East
of Houston and Norfolk streets.
L. The district of Company D, commanded by Capt Charles
T. Bulwnkle and bounded by the Bowery, Second street.
First avenue and Sixth street. the uh East Of Sc
cond avenue aud Fourth street
s. The district of Company Z. comma ded by Capt Marvin
Il Ptman and bounded by First Second Ave
ue aud Sixth street, at the South East corner OF Avenue
and Fourth street.
: The district of Company F. commanded by Capt John NJ
B. Seventh Avenue and Eighth the South
East corner of Second avenue and Seventh street.
The district OF Company o. commanded by Capt Richard
H. Thompson. aud bounded by the Bowey, Eighth
Avenue A. and Tenth the South East Of Sc
cond avenue and Ninth street.
The district Of Company II, commanded by Capt Henry
Melville and bounded by the Bowery Tenh street. Ave-
cond avenue and Twelfth street
The Regimenal Court Of Appeals to hear appeals from
fines penalties imposed will be held Military Hall 1919
BOwery Thursday the 2st Of October l8 at II O'Clock
E. JEsur. Jr-
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SIXTH RECT. ". Y. 8. MILITIA.
Ten Ann EtpT9 WARps,

Pursuant To the Division orders and the Act therein
mentioned the ununiormed nvates oil the several
pany districts Monday the 4,h day Of October next 10
o'clock, for company parade Inspection and martial en-
ecse armed and equipped acsordnS to the places de-
COMPANY A-Captain W Fyancis commandant bounded by
Liberty Broadway, Fulton street, Wesstreet at Ful
Co B~Lieut j. Adam Milderberger. Commandant, bound
ed by Fulton Broadway. Murray street, Greenwich street,
Fulton corner OF Church street
Co C-Licutcuant w. o. Durham, Commandant aud b2un.
street. at Chambers; corner OF Washington street
&c. DCartsin James W. Farr, Commandant and bounded
BY Murray street Broadway Keade st, Greenwich street,
Go. E-Lieutcnant w. Hinchmsn Commandant, bound
ed by Hesde street, Broadway, Franklin sreet, Hudson st
at east SIDE o. HIND son s. conner Of Duane st.
by hce street Hudson street. Beach street, West street, at
West SIDE Of lindson street. corner Of Duane
Co Chaplain William Chalmers. Commandant, bounded
son street, at Hudson street, at 81 Johns Park
Co. I-Capian John Gregory, Commandant, bounded by
Beach street. street, aight street Canal street.
Appeals will be heard a Thomas Rey house the corner
Of West Broadway and Fraukn street, Companies and
On Friday, "my,e nc. l'.h na a q & en-. M
For Companies and on Tuesday Oct 10TH at the same
For Companies and on Wednesday, Oct ao,h. At the
BY order of WILLIAM DODGE,
Colonel 9th Regt ~ Y. SIN.
SEVENTH REGIMENT N. Y. g. MILITIA.
TIN AND 10TH WARDS.
Pursuant the above Division Orders and the Act therein
Of Regiment will assemble within their respective com
and sS"pcs &c and marital
ne Isl Company District bcusdsi " CstSssse Madses
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ElRsT DIVISION NEW YORK STATE MILITIA
IL DIVISION ORDERS

The ununormed Militia Of the City OF New York (which
all The able bodied white male citizens between the
ages oil ~ and y who have c0mmuted and who
not members Of uniform company or exempt by lsy WI
company parade aud martial exercise. Meuday the 4h o
october next at the time and places therein stated comp
emitted IN the organization Of the First Division Of
are hereby notified Of their enrolment
,,ommand,nts Of Brigades, Regiments and Companis.
VIII direct all officers and noncommissioned officers OF
eseh uniomsd company to attend the parade in uniform q
undress SubaerRs and noncommissoned ohcers will aid
the commandants Of companies the day No
person be permitted leave his without permits
SION OF his commanding officer until down. Pursuant
said act each such penalties for offences
aud dcDquences the requires the
the person deuauento or offending Court Appeals for
each hear will be held the time and
place stated the eId Of the Orders By order Of
CHARLES w. SANFORD.
Major General Commanding
IL Wrrn
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r.. JESUIT. IT.,
Col. Coming 9th Regt. N. s.. Militia.
TENTH REGIMENT N. Y. s. M.

Pursuant to the above Division Orders and the Act therein
mentioned the ununormed Of the several companies
of this will assemble within their respective compa
ny districts Monday the 4h day OF October next 10
O'Clock M for company parade inspection and martial
ercs armed and equipped according law the places de-
sgnated for each district respe cvey, AZ follows
LIST District, company A, bounded by the Hudson River
Thomas jones' captain the north Hudson and
Leroy streets.
I'd district, B, bounded by Bedford Hammenly
Hancock Blocker and Carmne Sixth and
Barrow and commanded bv Henry L. Hoeze captain
at the north of Beecker and Come liza
Sd District company e. bounded by the Hudson River Bar
Hudson and Perry streets and commanded by Henry Br
ne captain at the north Of Arlington and Amos
streets
4 District company D. bounded by Hudson street.
street, Sxth Avenue and Amos commanded by Cornelius
Catk cspan, at the north of Fourth and Chris
TOPPER streets.
5lh District E. bounded by the Hudson River
Perry Hudson and Troy and commanded by James
Gath captain at the north east of Washington
Bank streets.
9th District Company F., bounded by Hudson Amos Fac
Captain the North East OF Fourth Perry
Troy street. Eighth and Fourteenth street, and com
handed by Cornelius VanderveeI Captain the North EAT
corner of Gree witch and Horatio streets.
9th District Company H. bounded by Eighth Troy
Factory and Amos Streets Sixth and Fourteenth ST.
and commanded by Jacob Raynor Captain at the North East
corner Of Sc yensh avenue and Eleventh street.
The Kegmental Court of Appeals to hear appeals from
fines and penalties imposed will be held the Northern Ex
change No 273 Blocker Friday the 22d day of Oc
81 order Gs Of IN the cRa3%RLEs DODGE
Ii Col CommU iOth Rept y NJ
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THE LATE cot. PfERcE MOORE ErTLEn.
tFrom the Washington Union, of sept. ~
The citizens OF south Carolina, are paying every
respect 10 the memory % ths gallant buur VINO
f, at the battle Of thuiubusco Tbs very interesting
ocia lstt~rs of Cen bhisds and Lieut. COO Dickinson
which We this dsy lay before cur readers hon TIE
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