The New York herald., 1863-07-18
unoa, I.,nuders Offering Their Service

uy ~ The defsnces OF Providence during
dcuties lately threatened there Having queiiod oppo
sition Providence, the Sooei eoinoe :" NO" Ao'A ~
prorer his services
DEPARTURE OF THE FIFrY-RouRTH REGIMENT NEW
YORK NATIONAL GUARD AND THIRTEENTH voLuk-
TEER HEAVY ARTILLERY FOR NEW YORK,
From the Rochester Union, July To-
About nine O'Clock last evening Brigader General vii
hams received despatch from Inspector General Miller,
stating that command would be ordered forward at
once Colonel Marshall Of the Thirteenth heavy artil
lery which numbers some three hundred men IN camp
Lake avenue also received like orders subsequently
General williams received another despatch ordering the
soldiers leave the half past twelve train this morn
ing The prearranged signal on the City Hall for the men
'hurrying to and fro" Of armed men through the
streets. Everything ready but transportation ana
the men chaea somewhat al tne delay Aooa. W
bard Of the Central road saying that cars for the reg
ments could not be furnished before this morning and
ordering the train carrying the soldiers 70 oow the o
express train.
At six O'Clock the ready and At seven O'Clock
Colonel Marshals regiment, with about two hundred
line, at the depot 1t was nearly nine O'Clock
before the Fifty regiment made It's appearance at
the depot when the cars were speedily nied and the
train started
The Fifty fourth numbered -four hundred, and with the
heavy artillery made force Of six hundred men, who
without They will be supplied with them at New
York The Grays tartIery), attached to the
did take their guns. They will be furnished with
battery in New York This company had, prior to the
the metropolis been ordered there 10 garrison the
maximum number going off this morning with one hun
dred Colonel Clark Is in command OF the Fifty
New York. As the regiments passed through
Exchange and State streets to the depot this
ing they presented fine appearance and they will doubt
less give good account of themselves II called upon to
que tho mob The Thirteenth heavy artillery Is mainly
composed of old members OF the Thirteenth New York
Volunteers, who engaged in every battle in Vr
gina since the rebellion commenced up TO Burnside's
at Fredericksburg. The New York mob will
find them ugly omers TO deal with.
civ n liSt of IN m
the number Of men in each company in the Fifty fourth
Reaimental Oeicers-Coonel, c. II. Clark: Lieutenant
Colonel, Fred Miller; Major Nathaniel Thompson Adu
tant, G. $. Sebbns Quartermaser Nj. &. Mordof Sur
Union Grays-Captain, W NJ. lewis; First Lieutenant,
Thomas Barnes: Second Lieutenant, NJ. r. Quinn; Third
Lieutenant, Wallace barrow. Ninety one men.
Draaoons-Captan, !. S. Hobhe; First Lieutenant f.
X Warren Second Lieutenant, A. Rosenthal; Third Lieu
tenant, Cyrus Beardsley. Sixty men,:
First Lieutenant, Adam Young Second Lieutenant, John
N. WeiIze Forty men.
Company C-Lgh Guayd-Captain, George G. Wanzer,
First Lieutenant j. Echorn; Second Lieutenant Chas L.
vredenburg. This company has forty men, and is com
manded by Lieutenant Echorn.
Company D-Jnion Guards-Captain l.. Selliuger First
Lieutenant John g. Betzel Second Lieutenant NJ selin
ger Thirty five men.
nant, A. sawtell Second Lieutenant, Gershom Wiborn.
companv G-Four Gin Cad.4s.-First Lieutenant, J.
W. Wren; Second Lieutenant. J. q. Smith. Forty men.
Company H-Captain, W. 7. Kennedy; First Lieute-
nant, Frank Hayden, SeConu lLeutenant y ANS
den. Thirty men,
The Stxty-Ntnth Regiment ArmOry.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Police CoURT, THIRD DISTRICT,
New York, July II 1868. !
notice by article in your edition or this date that
company OF eighty men, under Capt Bagey had arrived
this city, protect the armory Sixty ninth regi
ment the Essex and Grand Streets over
Essex market have made injuries, and
tain that Capt Bagey and have arrived, above
stated. | have heard of any person threatening
making any attack the said armOry any disturbance
whatever in the vicinity u the said armory, since the
evening Of the 18th instant when large number of riot
and boys from the fire of Capt. Duffy Is
house, Grand street the party came through Grand
20 burn the station house Of the Tenth precinct,
which S In the building with said armory.
was at the station house at the time stones aud
other missiles thrown at the doors and
windows OF the station house. ] left the station
house and called Mr.. Andrew Mulgan. Of No 76
Essex street, stated him the circumstances and
auested him go the crowd rioters endeavor
ter. but that he would attempt It. Mr.. Muligan went
boldly forward and requested the party TO eave and
through his persuasion they did leave the front
station house and streets adjacent thereto. Mr. Mulgan
informs that he has consulted with several OF the
old members OF the sixty ninth regiment now in the city
and II any authorized person will call them together
for the OF protecting the armory, protecting
any property persons this county at any time,
| they wIllwillingly respond. GEO W. RIBIET.
The above statements know 10 be in all its
parts. y. W. OSBORNE, Police Justice.