The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18
Military Affairs.


ATTACHMENT OF THE NEW CORPS HIGHLAND GUARD
TO THE FOURTH BRIGADE, FIRST DIVISION, NEW
YORK STATE MILITIA, UNDER THE DESIGNATION OF
THE sEvRNTy.NINTH REGIMENT OF THE MILITIA
OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
The orders from General Headquarters of State d
recting the attachment Of this regimenta organize
hon as above specified hss just been promulgated under
the direction OF the proper military authorities After
the long and numerous delays which have interviewed
spreading we believe wards Of twelve months
erons was reasonable to suppose that the successful
issue would be received by the members of this new
body with general and marked enthusiasm. Upon tue
receipt OF the general orders for the eon Of the
ganlzaon by the proper summonng of the board Of
Maioned oihcers for the election Of colonel lieutenant.
colonel and major for the field command Of the
the men gave vent 10 their sentiments with manly warmth
wherever opportunity presented in the company meetings
now under drill. No regimental muster will take place
until after the election referred to- Neither ability nor
energy have been wanting in this undertaking, and we
feel confident that the Stale will acauisi-
on to s force in the new corps Seventy ninth regiment
Highland Guard.
COMPANY PARADEs.
The State Fencibles, Company A, Eighth regiment CAPT
C. H. Burtis, paraded yesterday in full uniform white
pants and accompanied by the Washington Brass Band
10 celebrate their seventeenth anniversary AFTER making
short street parade, they embarked board the steam
er Ceres chartered for the OCCASION the foot Of Beck
man street, and proceeded to Flushing L. l. The company
mustered forty muskesa very good parade, consider
The unproptous etate Of the weather.
Capt Darrows company of Coptinentals with a band
and some sixteen muskets, marched down Broadway
during the prevalence Of a petDg rain. The parade was
Personal Intelligence.
me hon sherrard Clemens, of Wheeling, Va Member
2. congress was married the 9Th inst, the planta
lon OF 'ne Drde IN Madison Parish La, to Mrs c. E.
Groves, widow Of Horace Il Groves, deceased
Hon; Samuel Wells, and hon John j. Clark, Mass hon.
b. w. Bartnolemew, W Hon. 7. F. Strong, Wis; Hon
Perry II, Smith, Madison; Hon. Geo Wilknson. Pough
keepee, N. Y and Hon. Isaac G. Wilson Ilino;e wsre
In Chicago on the 18th inst w.
Arrivals at the Ocean House, Newport, r. I;Nr md
Mrs. Fl. tiffany and family, Baltimore; ~ tiar, Mr.. De
two daughters; Gen. T. Putnam, A. d. Logan DR. J. r
Fergueon, G. vandenhof, +. F. Aarbury, G. A. brooke
s. bennington New York. Baron de WetersteH, Minister
rom Sweden; j. Gould and lady, New Jersey
ARRIVALS.
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