The New York herald., 1863-07-14
PREPARATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

Headquarters in Mulberry street prevent recurrence
Of the terrible which signa7ed yesterday is
believed that strong force, sufficient to overcome any
probable opposition which may arise, will be organized
All tho scattered troops in the city be called on 70
do duty, and necessary citizens In the several wards
will be solicited TO aid the authorities. detachment OF
troops from Governors Island arrive this city
to-day, and will proceed at To tho State Arsenal
Thirty street, to reinforce the regulars nowquartered
in the building.
with the aid Of the police foree tho First and Third
cavalry regiments, the National Zouaves the Invalid
Corps and the battalion Of soldiers recently under the
command Of Colonel Lansing but charge Of Gene.
raj Wool, 1t is believed that order will be restored
is understood that the violence and bloodshed
OF yesterday will martial law to be proclaimed in
this city.
AS far practicable armed soldiers, IL is stated, will
guard the headquarters OF each provost marshal in
future.
GENERAL HARVEY BROWN IN COMMAND OF THE
UNITED STATES TROOPS.
oRDERs-NO. 1.
HEADQUARTERS, NEW YORK, July 10, 1865
In obeoicnce TO the orders Of the Major General COM
manding the Eastern Department, the undersigned es
command fthe United States troops in this CITY,
Lieutenant Colonel rockingham and Captain Rewollo
OF tho staff Of the undersigned and will be obcycd
accordingly. HARVEY BROWN,
Brevet Brigader General.
CALL FROM GENERAL WOOL TO THE VETERAN
VOLUNTEERS
The veterans who have recently returned from the
Geld Of battle have again an opportunity OF serving not
only their country but the great emporium OF New York.
from the threatened dangers o, a ruthless mob.
The Commanding General Of the Eastern Department
trusts those who have exhibited much bravery in
eof battle win not hesitate forward at this
tender their services to the Mayor stay the
ravagcs the city by who have lost ali sense Of
obligations TO their country as well as to the city OF New
York. JOHN f. WOOL, Major General.
Ps-These men are requested 10 report Major Gene
Sandtord OF Elm and White Streets this (Tues
day) morning, July IA, at ten. oclock.
SEVENTH REGIMENT.
NATIONAL GUARD Roov1
SEVENTH REGIMENT ". G. ARNoRY,
NEW YORK, July 13, 1853
The members OF the National Guard Reserve are hereby
ordered 10 assemble the Arnory OF the Seventh ro
ment National Guard (Tomr kins Market on Tuesday
July Ia at nine O'Clock A. ~, with without fatigue
dress, and so far as possible the commandants Of
panes requested 70 notify their respective commands
The exempt membWs OF the seventh regiment are ro.
quested 10 assemble at the same time and place
by order OF W. H. NERhILfE, Colonel.
THE EIGHTH REGIMENT
HEADQU ARTKEs, FcfnH REGINESr. n. i. S G.
The members, exoficers and members OF the regi.
en in the city requested TO at the Armory
day, July IL, at eight O'Clock a. w.
fy order o. MAJOR LEANDER BUCK.
D y. KELLER, Jr., Adutart
SiyT. uroMrvr, y. ISM.
All members aud members of this regiment nre re-
uuesteu 10 dtkcn1 10 DC nclu Nv tuo &ioiN'
uouse Of Broome and Mercer streets, ths cues
o,n,uz q. nine O'Clock, for the purpose or rs,ai,
ing the cly NV - 49, supla vsslng the
riots. erms will be furnisuya.
ALLAN RUTHERFORD, OK Lieutenant Colonel.
N w DTGGS ex-Maor.
ErGINE PICKETT ex Captain, Co. A.
III A. IAxNfNG, OK Captain, Go. d.
C. s STRONG, ex-Lihutenant, Co. Il.
TESrn REGMESr.
On account the trouble 10 the upper Arsenal IN Thirty
h street the order for The above resmen, 70 eaye r
order a General SandloEd, commanding the forces IN the
city. =. -,.-.., ~. .or, .,,,o ,.~o ,r,a.., -,
oe mon 10 protect the Arsenal In Thirty nft street
,on are left in charge u the old Arsenal OF Elm
ard white streets under the immediate command Of Cart
Ieahev assisted by Capt Lounsbury Of. the Tenth New
york md Lieutenant Patterson, Of the above regiment
Tho IIowitser battery Is under the command or Capt
Mclaughlin and Capt. c. j. Sands Of the TArteeuth New
York artillery.
HEApar ARrEEs ,TESrn REmxpr N. Y. ~ GIL
ON Arsenal, July 10, 1853.
All of the members of the above regiment, who have
received uniforms, will report Tuesday msrning
Tho lAth insi the Arsenal, of Elm and whlIe
streets at nine O'Clock. ANY of the members OF the
above regiment failing 10 report at the time specified
will be reported 10 the Provost Marshal descrters by
order OF JOHN MISSING, Colonel Commanding.
j. G. RopR1GuEz, Adjutant. st..0 IT, -
EraHTY.youRru REGMrvr.
HxAporArrRs, Co.C, s4rH RrsnKu NY. 3. Nell
NEw YoRK, July Ia, 1893. (
The members Of the above Company hereby ordered
10 report themselves at the Second regiment armory
ner OF Hall place Seventh street, this ucsday)
lnr nj nine clock. l.. a. 4. RORhRIS, Captain.
fy order Of Maor General S,W sAsDFoRD, commanding
bis's