The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-30

led by the gray mist OF morning cs us hope that thsy
viii return when Old So s In hs meridian and eli nature
ID jubilant over peace and harmony.
FIRST REGIMENT UNITED STATES CHAB-
SEURs.
About one hundred additional men were takea int
quarters yesterday and sworn In members Of tho no
emsnt. As fsst as company s filed up with the re-
quired number OF men, orders issued TO have The
men Immediately equipped that VIII not be long be-
fore the regiment viii be ready moving orders OIL
Cochrane has had furnished additional bedding for The
comfort Of the men, and the officers to take greet
pride In looking 70 the interest OF the under their
command. 1t is understood that they to have arms
been Issued FOR tho same By the Secretary OF War.
LIEUT.. COLONEL ALExANDER sHALEs, FIRST RzaI-
MINT UNITED srATrs cHAssEURs.
This officer, who has recently been elected eu Coonsa
OF the Fst resrent United States Ch.sseurs Is no oust
we'll known by reputation throughout the entire staas
10 was bern At Haddam, Conn in 1872 md ID thssO-
fore thirty four years Of sss During his younger days
be always manifested grest desire to become CONVEX
SAINT with military matters and after he came 70 NeE
York he, in 1885, commenced his military career by en-
rolling in the Fifth company, waahinssoa Grayp, ssw
Eighth regiment, New York eaAss NhftsA- Durse hls
connection With this ceapaay hs weiuswn fer NJ
prompt attepacu - drius, "a hIs mil,asvy dpsss-
nent socA waa TT him the adiratlou Of ~ ~ ees.
ny, National Guard, sersah rsGamsas. snmssy sfssx
snit!ng hnvsle with M eSapau1 h -
elected corporal, ~ IN the ndoxpg yssr :
sergssnt, and befcre e close Wa sss6sod I'M Islr
Va: ssss .s sc' Z : =: NJ 3 s. %
stoned ctceD h Ne IeGnent md d lo6O ne NJ 6fo
e. Sa,, Sn s q sss osps ~ ssx
has been considered the best dfDs4 corps IL thssc
nent NO body q ms n the nillsss Of az AsS 81
ways place Of attrsctioa end w. vi4t1d ~ uiHfrv
men from al parts o. The atAte! LaAy yfsnkIt1 Vhl
sss "a hs msn sssonsl ems s.
tor durtpg the vnls egestng erDL AZ s6c tine dn1a
s:. .s: S =, ssa 3 e p s
captain snan b pioncsea II lssS s0ws@sr, he was n
Bella o Dsos sSe "a p e'ss ss ps'
Wasbirgtcn. when he heard Of the evacusti,n of
TON and offered hs Gel vices to the gove,nnsSs
he, bcwever leerr cd that II wac the intesfS& 3s
sDss % es s rss
espscss Il ssns@ 's back x 70 s's New rs rS
regiment, the result Of which was thss cur cisfs1s
had the pleasure u seeing the pred sevouth,, -
our city IN two days thsssafser . psdssss our csrs
tai 10 the memorable march Ct the regiment from -.
nspSs 70 wssnDssoe n.y. shalsr was evsr q The
Lensrts been placed in command great pottoa q ~
time. Biz services while encampsd a Wasninston ~
Ct a" he drills asd camp resuas,oas Rs sscoosdss
while there in getting adopted new manual Of arms.
ssrg s,od ~ ass for Ninth Tho use q
feet and at the same time so simple wss The nsnusI
that in two Gays after tie first dri Of tao ofacsss
New Jersey he VAS asnsiasd 'u win 70 the e0o S.
m az hudson Sf yS S. c. e
forded linn an Opportunity TO famiarize hisasef WIN
the details OF the different Of the service e ~
ivV.c ~ I,oteo 49,
corps. one rife and three infantry companies. His
cavany wes acknowledged to be the best in the ssee.
IL ssse ~ and 1's :.
poinDGof drill In 1850 he removed to New York ond
his lss cas- deeply felt BY the regiment. No ever
bfouf the regiment to such military standing as Oh
Seatr u WIS hs constant study to avail himself of
every oppornnity to perfect each company in dril
The smented Colonel Ellsworth was warm psvsonsl
friend Of Major Shaler and when exhibition tour
last ear with the celebrated Chicago Zousvee he
70 "ess rS' ,h By
time saw drill OF New York company, and he was not
Glow TO acknowledge 1t to be the best he had ever W.T.
presented him BY tho officers Of the Chicago Zouaves =
remembrance of that occasion. Tho idea OF raising
was rst Suggested BY Major r shaor &
wortt while they were in Washington, and Colonel Ellis
worth Immediately came TO this city, aud, with tho
aid OF Chief Engineer Decker the regiment formed
The selection Ct Mr. Shaler Lieutenant Coone shows
that they bave selected who s soldier by na&ave
posfessI great love for the SERVICE full OF courage
and enthusasm and his record destined to oil brig6t
page IN the military history OF our country.
TIE CITY GUARD sEACOAST ARTILLERY.
This organization is increasing rapidly IN numbers and
'ome Of its members have recstved their uniforms
their discipline Is receiving attention. and meetings are
,ed every Wednesday and Friday evenings for pur
The corps has received the support Of the Cham
Of Commerce and largo number Of property holders
fortherance Of its aims and patriotic ma4
,as offered the privilege Of bis private lauSs she
,orders or the harbor b encamp erect batteries per
ect its discpre and at the contribute The
effective defence Of the approaches the esropo
ie The committee are In session eyery evening, from
sight 10 ten O'Clock to give information and attach
,aes 70 the rolls Of the organization ut 64 Broadway
TIE NATIONAL MINUTE MEN.
This new regiment, commanded by Colonel John T.
aingerland, intend celebrating the Fourth OF July by
,arade. They will torn out over four hundred msa.
he following order has been Issued at headquarters
GENERAL ORDER NO. g.
HEADQUARTERS NA7fonAL MINUTE MEN, I
MERCER HorsE, NEW YORK, June a., 1891
Members Of the above regiment hereby ordered 70
epoft through their Captaiss to Wakeman Hni1orsoa
acting Adjutant) In uni6r, NJ headquarters, on chu
lay, July at hrpast eight o'clock In the morning, for
)arace. 800
Tho drum corps will report on date and place Il