The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-01

The seventh Reg imont National Guard
Despatch from Colonel LeRerts.

the follow TO This city, calling upon those who remain
10 Immediately rejon their regiment
GENERAL oRDKRs-No. Is.
SEVENTH REGIMENT N. Y. N. G..1
FoKr FEDRRsL HnL, :
BALTIMORE, Nd, June 20. 1868 ]
BY order Of the President OF the vnied states and his
Fxoeiency the Governor OF the Sta Of New York this
regiment reported for duty In the field As number n
the members dH not Q me with the regiment, feel Is
this order aud direct all officers and men to report at
this pest forthwith.
Captain VIM II. Rblet has been directed TO furnish
transportation, TO whom application will be made.
We do no, want substitutes or recruits; we have regu
lar members ugh OF organization who have
been drilled and who should willingly share tho dangers
aud work OF their comrades II has been represented to
me that members prevented from joining their
regiment because employers allow thorn 10
leave their places Of business Can il be possible that
those who enjoying the benefits of institutions
without the erpeuity OF which their business would DO
worth but little, refuse a few weeks absence to q
clerk partner who Is willing to do his mite towards the
settlement Of this great issue for Nationality the bene
may lock with cold blood upon the struggle which no
docs not care to participate IN or as T, ,,.-,
Colonel Commanding Seventh regiment N. Y. NC.
meeting Il all the mombers at present the city will
be held at tho armory at eight O'Clock this evening
THE TwENrY-sEoOND REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD.
COL Aspnwali, OF the Twenty -second. has issued en-
order relative the forwarding Of Of his
mand to their regiment. BY this order they re-
quested report 10 Lieutenant Gilbert at the armory
Fourteenth street. for transportation.
THE EIGHTY'FOURrH REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD.
The above regiment is fast filling up under the able
efforts of Cob Conkng and expects leave the
Of week. The headquarters OF the Eighty fourth
arc Mt the Seventy first regiment Rrm0ry Centre
market
THE SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE vo-
LUNTEERS.
Col W. T. G. Grower ia reorganizng the Seventeenth
regiment New York State Volunteers, the regimenal
Headquarters being situated at No. 800 Broadway. A
number OF the old members Of the regiment have already
joined, and the organization promises to all up rapidly
THE THIRTY-sEvENTH REGIMENT NEW YORK v0LUN-
TIERS.
A meeting OF old members Of Company G, Thirty
seventh New York Volunteers will be held tho Arseual
corner OF Elm and White Streets this morning at ten
O'Clock Colonel dc Lacy is engaged reorganzing the
Thirty seventh,
THE THIRTY EIGHTH REGIMENT NEW YORK voLUN-
TEERs.
The Thirty is being recrgani2ed by Colonel
Augustus Funk. and promises go out fully strong
when the regiment first took the field Tho large bounties
which arc beng offered will tend to rapidly fill up
tho Thirty eighth to a maximum standard. III
THB NINTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE voLUN-
TIERS.
The Ninth regiment Now York State Volunteers
(Hawkps Zouaves). now First regmest OF "Burnett's
Brigade is getting along famousy over ono hundred
and sixty Of the old members having joined within lew
days They will take possession OF tho new camp on
Rikers Island TO day This Is good place, easy of
Co.'s 70 the friends Of those who choose to avail them
selves of the bracing air OF the opn Recruits
rally around the old standard under the popular
mander Colonel Jardne. Returned volunteers, recruits
aud all others DESTROYS OF attaching themselves TO this
command can do by applying At the headquarters
Gsneral Ward B. Burnett at the City Assembly Rooms
40 broadway. $50
TIE REMAINS OF COLONEL NJ. r. BRYAN, ONE HUN
DRED AND sEvENTY-FrFTH NEW YORK STATE
Observation-Disclosures FOR THEIR RECEP.
TION IN THE CITY.
On Thursday or Friday next the remains OF Colonel
H. X. Bryan, OF the One Hundred apd Seventy nth reg
ment New York State Volunteers, who was killed in the
last attack upon Port Hudson expected arrive
this city from Now Orleans. The body will DO taken to
Albany, where deceased residod but there arc quite
number Of persons in this city who desire 70 testify
their appreciate for the merits and vaor Of tho de-
ceased soldier There also OF his iaie officers
In this city. Captain James Brice Inns down from
Albany and awaits the remains. Captain Edward Cor.
in tie q H"dssa has the Ho,'dn
CALL
All officers Of the Ono Hundred and Seventy fifth rec
ment New York Volunteers At present In thc city, as
we'll the friends OF the late Colonel NJ K Bryan who
fell while nobly leading his regiment in the late
Thursday July 2, 1898, at three o'clock p. NJ TO
make preparations fer the reception OF his remains
manner in which he discharged bis military duties in the
ae'd sufficient inducements to guarantee his
W main ssspscui reception a. ths hands q the New
Late Captain Of One Hundred aud Seventynth N. Wv.
TIE CELEBRATION OF TIE FOURTH OF JULY
The following military orders have been issued In refc
renee to the celebration Of the Fourth Of July
GxSEaAL oRpERs-No. g.
HkADorAR1zns, First mysoSiN s. GIL
Tnat part OF the First division which remains in the
city will parade on the Fourth day Of July next TO unite
in the celebration Of tho eighty seventh anniversary Of
the Deciaration Of Independence
The division line will be formed In Fourteenth street.
with the right on the Fifth avenue, at eight O'Clock A.
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der General Spicer.
The division will pay the honors Of marching salute to
the Mayor and Corporation In front Of the City Hail. at
The Veteran Artillery win nre the national salute from
The MAJOR General takes this occasion to return his
thinks well congratulate the dvison for the
prompt and patriotic devotion In which Its members Of ali
grades havo responded TO the orders for duty IN the field
upon the invasion Of our neighbors IN Pennsylvania
The FOURTH Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Eleventh.
Twelfth Twenty second, Thirty seventh Fifty nth six
~ ninth and seventy first regiments Of this division,
numbering 800 citizen soldiers already nj the seat
Of war and two other regiments Of the division pre-
pairing TO support them In = few days
The Major General Is also deeply grateful to his fellow
citizens and those public Institutions in whose employ
ment many Of the members OF this division
gagged for their patriotic devotion and bcraty RETAIN
ing for them their situations during the present tour Of
duty.
Captain Otto win report General spcsr for escort
duty, at half past seven A. NJ.
The Commissary General will issue ammunition for tho
salute upon requistiou OF the proper officers BY order or
Major General CHARLES W. SANFORD.
J. II. WILCOX, Division Inspector.
GENERAL oRnER-So. Z.
HEADorARTERs First BRiGApE N. Y. s. N. GIL
fxw Yoas, June 70, 1853. I
THO foregoing General Order, No ., hereby promul
gated and In compliance Herewith the regiments this
brigade>pow in tho city will parade therein directed
The brigade limo with be formed on Fourteenth street
right Fifth avenue, al fifteen minutes before eight
O'Clock A. VI.
The staff win report tho Rrigader General At half.
past seven O'Clock A. NJ BY order OF
Brigsdier General CHAS. b SPICER
r. II. HoADtKY, Brigade MAJOR and Inspector.
oRpHR-So H.
HEADQUARTERS, FIRST REGIMENT Ny 2. N. G.,l
NEw YoRx June %, 1853.
1hc above General Orders hereby promulgated for
tho government of this command.
You win therefore assemble In fatigue uniform armed
and equipped with cartridge boxes and shabracks ON.
wearing shoulder straps (mouncd) saturday the
Fourth Of July, 1893 TO cesbrae the anniversary q the
Declaration OF Independence.
The regmentai line will be formed at Astor place right
resting Eighth street. at quarter past O'Clock
AN.
Tho band viii report tho Adutant the ground by
order Of WALTER w. PRICE,
Colonel Commanding First regiment.
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