The New York herald., 1863-07-22
Military Movements In the Cisy.
THE MILIfIA REGIMENTS

THE MILITIA REGIMENTS.
Nearly all the militia regiments which left New York
and Brooklyn for thirty days service Pennsylvania,
have returned. Details from different organizations
doing guard duty various parts Of the city The
Thirty regiment will be mustered ont OF service
to-day, aa the following order shows
HxADeuARrsRs, THIRTY SEVENTH REcr. .Y.sN.G.l
This regiment will assemble at their armory, NO. SOC
Broadway, to day Wednesday, at ten O'Clock A, n to
Colonel CHARLES RoOME.
THpo. H. MORRIS, Adjutant.
THE NINTH RHGTMENT, NATIONAL GUARD.
number OF officers and members OF the Ninth regi
nent, National Guard resigned wounded and discharged
for disability, who at present In the city
ganzed under command Of Lieutenant Colonel Allan
Rutherford ard performed special duty for three days,
during the recent riots at Nos 90 and los street
guarding government property Their services have
been highly commended by the authorities. This reg
ment has reflected high honor itself during the pre-
sent war, the corps went volunteers for three
years at the commencement OF hostities II Is hoped
that new militia organization may be formed In this
city under the honored title and under command Of
abe officer Colonel Rutherford. There were two
hundred elective men duty during the riots.
THE SIXTH REGIMENT. NATIONAL GUARD.
The following order has been issued relative to the
above regiment
GENERAL ORDERS
HEADQUARTERS, SIXTH REGIMENT N G.,1
NEW YORK. July 21. 1853
This regiment will assemble az Centre Market drll
ss 22d n a. eight
the United States service Every member Of the regi-
ment must be present Adjutant Kinney will detail
hundred men under command or Captain Miller of Com
pany I, assisted by Lieutenant Nedig, OF Company L,
and Lieutenant Rothman, OF Company d, who will hold
BY order JOEL. W. MASON Colonel.
E. b. KINNEY, Adjutant.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE SEVENTEENTH
RHODE ISLAND REGIMENT.
The above regiment OF nine months men arrived at
Jersey City yesterday morning. and after proceeded
on their way to Providence.
CONNECTICUT REGIMENT.
portion Of the Twenty seventh Connecticut regiment
arrived in this city Yesterday afternoon and took their
departure shortly afterwards for home.
RECOVERY OF ARMS.
Sergeant G. " Rrackett Of the Twenty hrst precinct
and shot guns from different parties in tho vicinity The
sergeant s ndcagabe in his exertons for the recovery
Of government property.
THE SEVENTY -pIRsT REGIMENT N. q.
Companies and OF the Seventyfrst regiment re-
lieved the detachment OF the Twelfth regulars at Harcm
regiment are under command of Captain Tyson of Company
The ladies Of Harlem are taking good care Of the boys
DEPARTURE OF VERMONT REGIMENTS.
The Fourteenth Fifteenth and Sixteenth Vermont regi
ments which arrived Ia this city Monday last, took
their departure for home.yesterday afternoon.
THE TwENTY-sEcoND REGIMENT, NATIONAL GUARD.
The following has been issued
GENERAL ORDERS.
HKApQu AR1ERs, TWENTY. SECOND REGIMENT.
New York, July 81, 1868.
Company, Captain Francis, and Company, Captain
Gardner, will relieve Companies and T. duty
their headquarters, Tomorrow, July q at ten O'Clock
A. NJ. BY order.
LLOYD AsPINwALL, Colonel Commanding.
WILLIAM J. A. MIGRATE, Adjutant.
TEE rwENTY-sIxTH MICHIGAN VOLUNTEERS
Col. J =. Farrar, commanding the Twenty.sxth eQi.
ment Michigan Volunteers at present quartered in the
United States Ordnance Department In this city, wishes
return thanks to Messrs Clalin Melin Co.. for dona.
ton OF 800 for the use Of the regiment well NJ A.
Stewart or supply Of refreshments their arrival Ut
this post.
THE SIXTY NINTH NEW YORK STATE NATIONAL GUARD
TO ARRIVE TODAY.
The sixty regiment will arrive in this city,
baltimore, at nine O'Clock this morning Old memters
and friends are requesed' to assemble at nodwortns
Ward Headquarters 422 Broome street. at half eight
O'Clock when they viii proceed 70 Jersey City and escort
the regiment &c their arnory. = r--,-.-