The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-19

PAW I-Capssm. g. O. Palmer: pirst Lieutenant, j. d.
Bates seeord Iisusssr nj G. w. norrence. Company z
Cartaiu. WIN. v. HAbcocK. srss Lieutenant - Roddy
Non Comssisassss seE-sergesnt Major Enech Halesv;
cuarsernastsrs Sergeant, - Smith; Ordnance sey.
81: Ho.rnss s'swssi Srani y. Brush; Richs General
Guide Thos Hois: Left General Guide, g. b, Pssh; Drum
Major Joss'h Hsmmneway.
lrnory cosner Of Henry and .Ssnesy stress received
their uniforms and equipments yesterday, and now
This regiment did excellent service In the first three
monhs' campaign, and lot. es monument Of their in
dusry. Fort In honor Of the Coloneoue
Of the chains az defensive works around Washington,
whkA was constructed ~ them. rhe regiment 10 com
The Thirteenth regiment which served two CAMPAIGNS
OF three months EACH also making ready their de-
parnre for the third time During the nrsi campaign in
MARYLAND thew commanded by Colonel Abel Smith;
In the second campasn, at Sufblk Va thew were COM
manded by Colonel Robert Clark and their commander
In the present campaign will be Colonel John Wood
ward
The Fifty second rsetmest viii probably leave on satur
wcrhmen IN the Navy Yard having Joined. iarrs nun
Der attached themselves hs Forty seventh regi
ment Both regiments will, 1t is expected, leave the
same day.
The Following order has been issued by the Colonel Of
the Thirteenth regiment
GENEPAL ORDERS.
HEADQUARTERS. THIRrkENrH RscSEsT, N.J.srYl
l. Pnrsuan, orders from The Comm CRIT his
regimen. 10 hereby ordered 70 assemble fully equipped in
.ardsy san Instant = sisSt O'Clock NJ, prepared to
III These orders coming from he President a. the United
ss: he @
70 gv II By ssss n Those or re-
III Volunteers will be received to h the various COM
Of service required of the regimen. ia not to
exceed ninety days In all probability IL win not exceed
Each manwill provide himself with two days. cooked
VI All necessary equipments &c. win be delivered to the
commandments Of companies upon their recusons tho
neasS sis WOODWARD
The Mayor 81 Brooklyn. INSPIRED with patriotic zeal,
has issued the following proclamation
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an armed forc. in open hcssty 20 our government there
TO hs 70 ns State
invaded, and especially from those dmy adhsrns the
therefore l. Martin Kalbneissh, Mayor OF the city Of
s md az sn@ asosns VIC can Be
Il nds s1S III and srs ss
a ss .s o *. ioS = the horde from the "
MARTIN RALBFLsIsCH, Mayor
Committee ON National Affairs and tho
City Militia, &c.
Tho Committee ON National Affairs met yesterday, Al
derman FARLEY in the chair.
Generals Sanford and Even and Hon. F. A. Conklng
were present.
committee Of citizens, Of which Mr.. James NJ Thomp
chairman. appeared before the committee and
suggested the propriey Of organizing regiment each
ward Of the city for defensive purposes.
Alderman FARLEY, on behalf of the committee over
which he presides said that they should take
their aid in the matter.
Major General sANppoRp informed the Committee that
the Adjuant General OF the state would be in this
morning from Albany. and would meet them at eleven
o'clock on business Of importance
Hon. Mr. CoNxLSG asked Major General Sanford TO lend
him his aid In the organization Of regiment which he
was getting entitled the Eighty third New York state
National Guard, that they might az made avail
able for service. He had got eight hundred
Major General SANFORD replied that II Mr.. Conkling
would d up his rolls and send them to him. he would
have their organization at once perfected
The following letter was then laid before the commit
tee-
Nrw YORK Cry, June 10. 1868.
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OF his EIceency the Governor Of New York without
our country" Very respectfully yS.T S6.aisnt
Y,i.h infantry California Volunteer. Kssmens.i Omar
's5%aseT and e. by ~ from Ex-Governor
Major General said TINT he could present
make room for the applicant, although his application
was very patrotc because there was no vacancy exist
ing in any OF the regiments under his control Colonel
Waterman might. however, find position in some Of the
volunteer organizations
Commissary Department Of Ordnance.
We requested 70 say 70 colonel commandants Of
regiments that the Commssary Department Of Ordnance
under charge Of General Farrell win be open during the
with the necessary ordnance stores.
The Seventh Regiment at Baltimore.
hALnsoRK, June Is. 1858.
The Seventh New York arrived O'Clock, and
ported at General scheucks headquartep, in Monument
square. They enthusiastically I'd wed, and will
probably remain here several days.
Blythe order from Governor Seymour, Colonel Iensrts
with the Seventh regiment, directed TO report 10
uorr paRo~~ No.
Philadelphia he received the following order from Major
General Halleck, which changed tho programmes
HEADQUARTERS, mLApKrPnA, June II, 1862
To the COMMANDING OFFICER Of the Seventh regiment Now
srR-You will proceed without delay to Baltimore, Nd.
report tho arrival OF regiment 10 Major General
Robert E. schenck, U. W commanding that military
ment on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad.
BY command OF Major General HALIECK,
| General In Chief.
s. c. Rurr, Lieut. Col. Third cavalry U. s A. command.
ing Philadelphia, &c.
This order promptly met, and after partakng Of
hospitality Of the Union Refreshmen Saloon the regi-
embarked for Baltimore They arrived in this city
about half past twelve and for the night quartered
| the government barracks in Halliday street.
| Colonel Lenerts reported TO Governor Seymour his
| action follows
| PHILADELPHIA, June 49, Midnight.
To General JonN SPRAGuE, Adjutant General Albany.
have received orders from Major General Haleck 70
proceed TO Baltimore and am now In the ready 10
leave for that city I presume this win receive tn
sanction OF the Governor. MARSHAL LEFFERTS,
| Colonel Commanding Seventh regiment.
The Colonel received the sanction by tee-
graph, with his thanks for the promptness with which
| the regiment has moved.
! The Twenty.Third New York 1t Phila-
| delphia.
| PHILADELPHIA, June IL, 1868.
| The Twenty. third New York regiment arrived this
evening As they passed along Chestnut street they
received with great enthusiasm.
New Jersey Troops EN- Route for Harris.