The New York herald., 1863-08-14
military Affairs.
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''a1 WIZ OF fhW
ALBANY, August IS, 1868
Ao '"e'n report mace by Adjutant General srr..,. -
V'n" seymour 10 dry shows that New York civ la.
furnished from the beginning Of tho war as eas nan !
excess of all her quotas counting 20 s5l men san,
ne. % o. sudden peril for the defence Of the
national capital. '-~'>''ts- - -
20 ''AiSESTH NEW HAMPSHIRE HoAEwARD BOUND
ALBANY, August I3, 1863
me sixteenth New Hampshire regiment, colonel Pike.
arrived to-day from Port hudson, ana took the Eastern
1 train FOR home
] ARRIVAL or rHE ONE HUNDRED AND sEvENrY-sIxTH
| PENNSYLVANIA REGlMEHT FROM HILTON HEAD.
| by the steamer Arago the One Hundred and Seventy
sixth Pennsylvania regiment arrived here yesterday
noon, route for Philadelphia, where they are to be
| mustered out Of the service ef -
This regiment Is composed entirely Of cone- -, 4
their substitutes companies being nom To, or
county and the others from Monroe cou.rty. uis sn
hled with farmers, many OF them f the "key
Inc regiment went out over seven hundred Sfror.
now numbers about six hundred, the rrincpaI ,os'
b. wing oeen IN discharges and deaths in tho Dena,
Of the south J. was first sent TO Suffolk. then - en
horn ,no Win Gencral Fosters troops IN ha peo lew
Of tbe south They then satosed at men
about the ist .. y.ay' r. when they were r. sunti
pired on the 18th x July, but the" % ex
mously volunteered 70 remai ae long as their @ani
b Colonel--A. A. LechIer. Aarss-
LielkenoM CooneB--George Pikington.
Maio,-WIllam Schoonoyer.
Sa'cecn-walter Fnndenberg.
Assisoa Su,geoa--N. X. Lynch.
Chapain-Rev. Josiah X. Knerr s
AdjWam-Joseph I. Walton.
Observation-Disclosures Miller.
Colonel Lechler has been twenty-se'
service having first out with tb sa months IN me
serves During the Seven days BAT rsnnsylvans are re-
and has been highly commended He is a fine officer
Ferry Hunter and sa.Gn He dSSssss Ssss sa Sss
ana as:y,raD;a s:y - 20 sdana res
moved LEFT in hospital .sqng and FIVE too y be
banaM nssman Ssr sn'y rs sr;n y ,S BY
Ratification Of Se pass svenus much 70 tie
onaAs1xAr1os OF .zeesss
Inspector General gaS STATE NATIONAL GUARD.
street, in this cit her pas an once at No 50 Walker
a.;a,,or - y whore ell business connected with the
ms 81 militia regiments will be transacted.
in.s eolk now being energeticaly pushed forward
ssac superintendence OF General Miller This
gYMep was in town yesterday but will proceed to
today, where he has important ohloIa duties to
ae, ae s % to This city about the iss Cf Sep
raising Of militia organkations in this vicinity
NSSssH Sa 9 r. tee BEEN dis
The citizens q the Nneteehth ward respectfully
nns s',sna Srs a. sn s, %
day evening the l4h inst eight O'Clock for tie pur
pose Of waking the necessary steps 70 form regiment Of
Nsipal ~ cgsIds y ns eSgoasca h The cen q hs Cover
interest n this matter ore psrticyar urged attend
the meeting as s desirbns that the full quota Of State
ssres ss psss q ne
maintain Inc rights ol is, bS mpjre State An inva
soa Or usurps,ion would N es oSh2xIpus thstefore
as we value liberty, 40 let us be vgilant Those who
have already taken steps for the formation Of COMPANIES
are particularly requested 70 cooperate with and
assure them that they shall have equal voice an mat
|
.sAE THOMAS McSpEDON Chairman.
Messrs. MURPHY and GALLAGHER, Secretaries.
I GENERAL DTx's HEADQUARTERS.
| The headquarters Of Major General Dix. commanding
the Department or the East have been removed to
| Bleecker street. where all business In future VIII be
| transacted.
DETAILS FOR CoNsCRIPTs.
TWO squads OF SOLDIERS, numbering about hundred,
passed through the city route for Albany Troy on
, wednesday night. They came direct from Washington
| scripts. = : -
ARRIVAL AND DErARTURH.oF THE ONE HUNDRED AND
| sEvENTY-sIxTH PENNSYLVANIA REGIMTaNT.>
The above regiment OF nine months men, numbering
some six hundred, arrived In this city yesterday after
noon pnd after parakng Of Refreshments The PARK Bar.
racks proceeded 10 Philadelphia.