The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-06

The assembly at five O'Clock p N, for companies 70
form for evening parade.
First sergeants caFor sergeanfs report TO autane
for evening parade at fifteen minutes after five o'clock
Pm
To the color (adatants CALI to form by battalion for
evening parace, at half past Ave O'Clock Z. NJ
Can for detaisso for guard duty, twenty
minutes before seven O'Clock y. ~
Call Tor details or guard duty tn repair TO regimentah
rarade, at teD minutes before seven O'clock. Pm.
Retreat at guard mounting, at seven O'Clock p. NJ
Evening gun to be fired az sunset.
Call for supper at pal past seven O'Clock r. NJ
Tattoo, at eleven O'Clock J.. Nj.
Between tattoo reveille strict camp discipline will
prevail will allow person to pass the lines
visters will be allowed in camp except by permission,
viii any commissioned officer or private be al
lowed pass the guard without written pass from
his commandaHt nels officer or with the countersign
From reveile till all members OF the regiments
In uniform or fatigue dress and al respeclape persons
will be allowed pass of the on-commssioned ON
GERS posts the line Of sentnels TO and nom camp, a
well at the main guard No stranger will be allowed
TO take any bundle property from camp, except by tho
guard by permission the officer of the guard.
After sunset and until 'taoo, seDtines will mol al
any person pass their Ines except with the
tersign; all others will be required 10 pass the IN
guard, under the surveillance OF the officer Of I'd,
unless otherwise ordered by the Colonel
All person, Of whatever rank in the service, are re-
quired 10 observe respect towards sentnes.
All company formations Sil take place in their respec-
tive streets the side nearest the main street. their
tanks resting on the front line OF company tents
No officer is any account, sleep out of camp,
cept by permission Of the commanding officer.
Citizens dress will not be allowed 10 be worn in
amp.
DEPARTURE OF THE REGIMENT.
In accordance with the above order the line formed on
lafayette place at half past O'Clock, right Fourth
street The turnout remarkably slim, but 10 owing
DO doubt TO the iaRung parade OF the Fourth and the
drcss winter pants and knapsacks the men looking re-
markable well.
Captain Nec and his corps of Engineers proceeded TO
New Dorp the morning Of the Fourth and commenced
laying out the grounds Captain perey, with his CON-
mand proceeded 20 the Island in the two O'Clock steam
boat. yesterday in order 10 assist the officer there in
charge in the preservation Of order The following are
the officers Of the regiment and the number of that
paraded:-
OFFICERS OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
FRID-Colonel Marshall Leilerts; Lieutenant Colonel
f. ". rawford Major, Em. A. Pond.
sIArAdjutant, J. II. Liebenau; Quartermaser Locke
w Winchester; Paymaster, Aaron Kemp; Surgeon, NJ
Cheese man Assistant Surgeon, NJ Cameron; Chaplain,
George W. Brsiperd.
ENGINEER AND ARTnIxRY CoRrs-Captain, E. l. viele;
First Lieutenant George Farrar; Second Lieutenant,
TRoor-Captain E. L. Perley First Lieutenant, Henry
A. Cragip; Second Lieutenant N. B. Mclaughlin
IISE-EeM Co.-Captan (and Brevet Colonel), H. C.
Shrmwsy; First Lieutenant c. Bostwick; Second Lieu
tcrant, c. b Bsbcock
Tnd Co-Captain, James Price, First Lieutenant, J. J.
Wickstead; Second Lieutenant Geo. T. Haws.
Sizth Co-Captan, N. Nevess; First Lieutenant, W.
E. yermilyea Second Lieutenant, Robert F. Halls cad
second Co.-Captan, Alex. shaler; First Lieutenant,
Enmors Clark Second Lieutenant, N. l.. Farnham.
Fourth C0.-Captain VIM H. Rblett; First Lieutenant,
Vim. Quincy; Second Lieutenant. Jno. W. Bogert.
Seremth Co:-Captan, Jno Munroe First Lieutenant J.
p. sthermerhorn; Second Lieutenspt J. d. Morarty.
FIFTH Co-Captain, Vim. A. Speaight First Lieutenant
Christopher Corlcy; Second do, James Gayior.
First Co.-Captan, Vim. p. Bense First Lieutenant, J.
n hewitt: Second do, J. L. Harwsy.
Non COMMISSIONED STArF-Assistant Quartermaster ".
Iambecr Jr. Assistant Paymas er, Meredith HowlaBd5
Commissary, William Patsen; Ordinance officer, John A.
Baker: Sergeant Major r. c. Rathbone Quartermastcr
Sergeant r. NJ Weed Sergeants Standard Bearers, g. w.
Sco W. Fl. Pierce Ordnance Sergeant John H. Draper,
Commissary Sergeant L. L. s Chairman; General Gudes,
s 0. Ry der James j. Morrison Drum Major, David Ora
ham; Band Master, C. s. Graffula-