The New York herald., 1863-05-16
The state soldiers Depot.

IT'S DISSEMINATION COMPLYrR--OPERATroNs TO CON-.
!. xIssecB NEXT xoNDAY-LIsr or ArroNTNgNTsi
Tho interests Of returning. disosrgcd sick q nd
voandssssdiers have at length been nee obect( Of
Particular by the State authevitss. soldets'
Homo has been prepared Howard street, Broad
wAy fer their particular recommendation. and every thing
that oaa csnduce tho well bsing aid comfort OF
Jour returning soldiers has been provided The bill for
tho organization Of this Homo parsed the legislature
some tae since. and Governor Seymour has taken the
matter in hand aud pushed 1t th-ougth with ccmmondabe
rapditY The matter OF asing the Homo has been
placed in the hands OF board, consisting Of Adutant
Genssi sprague, Quartermaster General Talcot, In
spe0ter General Miller and General Quackehbush
they have used in its behalf the institution has
rived al It's present state Of advancement. Our
ststs discharged sick aud wounded soldiers have
hitssrto been somewhat neglected. In coming
TO this city from Washington they have been
prsyed upon by sharpers and others To this Home
their arrival in the city they Will be taken their wants
attended IN the matter or clothing food, &c and
should they be wanting In means money will be provided
fpr them order convey thom tp their several homes.
Gouiiers appointed 10 travel between here and Wash
ingou order attend TO their Interests and keep out
sders from interfering with tho COL j. s. Neville haz
been appointed ho will nave control u
the institution Mr.. X. o. Nellis has received the an.
pontmcnt.of outside supelklenden and much credit s
him the has taken IN the organizaio
the Hcme. II certainly reflects much credit LA.
Mr.. william Turner and Mr. William II. Abel appolnt
ed station agents. Both well qualified for the posi-
tions they hold. The gpnsra agent is Mr John +. Sayr
mour brother of the Goperror In fact a the appo!pt
Home will commence naxt Mo1day Tie following, are
the prncTa al appointments madeSuIerinendes,s John
:. Neville; Outside Superintendent, H. c. Nes; Deputy
superintendent, L. u. Husted Station Agents w,n Tur
ner, VIM. II. Abel; Tsain Couriers, Edwin A.. MooEs>
Felix McClusky, Joaa MeEwen, Peter Releysd, II. j.
McNahon, C. J. iullevy. The Board met at the Home
yesterday, and dasided upon these appointments.
The interest Of the pub,s generally is parScuarly de-
sired this ipstituton Contributions could DO
appropriately furnished than In this case, and
visit TO the Home will convince all or its utility.
lie following circular has been issued in relation IA the
matter by ths sBoards-
GENERAL HxApQrA ARIERs, STAn or Egw YoaK,l
ApJuTASr GEsERAi's 0sFIrE,
ALBANY, May, IL, 1853
Notice is,harcby given that the New York SSate Sol
cers depot will DO opened the 10TH inst. for the
reception tho sick wounded furoughed and discharged
soders Of tho state and for others requiring protection
and assistance and from the acid
This usttuton 10 supported by liberal appropriations
Of tho State aud governed by board consisting Of the
follow log named officers u the stat Of his Excelency
Governor Seymour, the details Of which being 70
his approval. viz
Brlgadier General John T. srrag,e, Adja,aAt General
and Lieutenant Colonel q. s. A.
mprigxdier General Josiah 7. Aller inspector General
Brtadsr General 8. v. Taioott, Quartermaser General
Brigadicr General J. v. y. Quacksshush, Surgeon
General
The building 10 located at No. So Howard street. New
York city north Of Canal md within two blocks
OF the st. Nicholas Hotel Soldiers Will at all times fnd
agents the Acid the cities, railroad
trains and at tho various depots, 10 whom they can
apply for assistance.
JOHN 7. sPRAGUE, Adjutant General.