The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-14
THE STATE MILITARY.

ALBANY, May l3, 1851
f. q. Morgan, Jr. son Of Governor Morgan, has
signed his Office the sah Aid dc Camp, and Captain
Edmund schrver, late Captain Of second artillery and
Assistant Adutan General in the United States Army
appointed In his place. with the rank Of Colonel.
Three regiments-the Eighth, Ninth and Buffalo
regimens--were organized by the Board to-day.
Governor Morgan will forward five OF the thirty regi
ments soon as they armed and equipped for the
services Of the United States but Of the present
uniformed force of the State will forwarded for three
months service unless by special order of the federal
government.
The Sixteenth regiment Of volunteers, organized by
the Board have elected Thomas Davis, Of New York
city, Colonel Colonel D. is a native OF st. Lawrence
county, graduate of West Point, and has three
years under General Taylor DR.. Samuel March,
of Potsdsm, graduate Of the Norwich Military Col
lege, has been elected Colonel and Colonel Buel
Palmer, Of Clinton county, Major. The companies
prising the regiment are under the following captains
David Nevins Of ogdensburg Frank Palmer, of Plats
burg JAS M Pomeroy of Potsdam; L. Steson, OF Platts
burg ~ NJ Curtis of Depeyfter j. G. Gilmore, of Pots
dam Wood, of Chary; Gibson, Of Stockholm; Seaver OF
Malone, and George Parker, Of Gouverneur.
1t is known that the Northern regiment is composed
Of lumbermen, river drivers, srmers and mechanics.
and all are famous uneeualed msrksmen.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW Jersey.
The First regiment, Gel. Van Houghtor, Hudson Br
gade go into camp for days service ct Bergen to-
morrow The line forms en- Hudson street. Hoboken, at
eight o'clock A. 81 They to be reviewed. 1t is said,
by Major General Wright and e.aff
The National Guard OF Hoboken, have elected j. ID. p
Mount Captain. and A. o. Evans First Lieutenant They
number about forty men, but will have tie required mum
Der sbould they be mustered into service.
TRENTON May 13, 1881
The Governor is s receiving oerc from all parts Of
the State from companies anxious 10 volunteer for three
years -Four companies (the first the let for the
vice) here quartered ct the arsenal il s
pected that two regiments for three years Service will
be called for from this state and they ready q.
ments notice AS the requstion ia made the
Governor they viii be embodied, thoroughly equipped
and ready fer efficient service.
The four regiments for State service authorized by The
legislature viii be raised until tho Governor deems
their service necessary No have been ye: taken
for that purpose.
The act arpropra.ng TO the families OF married voun
eer six dollars a month, ard TO unmarried volunteers
four doae month, has not yet been signed by the
Governor Il passed the last hour Of the session,
the midst OF much confusion, and requires close and
critical examination before 10 becomes a law.
The following bills passed by the Legialasure have
been approved by the Governor
To authorize the city OF Newark to borrow money TO
aid the niles OF volunteers mustered into the service
Of the United States.
Similar bls for TYerlon Jersey City, Railway, Cam
TO authorize loan Of 100000 and State tax Of
s100 COO
For the defence Of the State authorizing the Governor
TO raise four regiments, purchase arms, artillery, &c.
Equalizing the military divisions Of the State.
To perfect the apportonment bill passed at the las;
session. correcting an error made in the elgrossed os