The New York herald., 1863-07-26
Military Movements I'm New York.
DRAFTED MEN AT RIKER's ISLAND.

ortant results
Military Movements I'm New York.
DRAFTED hEN AT RIKER's ISLAND.
Forty.two drafted men, who arrived from P,attsburg
on Friday last, have been camp Rkcrs Island.
This latter place has been designated OF the
rendezvous for drafted and It's feasibility for such
purpose is being questioned by In authority II
is understood that the rendezvous win he removed To
some part Of Long Island, where better accommodations
can be provided for those men Mr.. W. H. Walker Is to
have special charge OF tho Subsistence aud he Is now
making every preparation % place them comfortable
as possible while In this vicinity.
THE sTxTY-NINTH REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD-CoM-
PLnRNTARY ORDER FROM MAJOR GEN. sCHENcK-
RESOLUTIONS RELATIVE TO THE LATE RIOTS, FRO.
Tho Sixty ninth regiment National Guard under com
mand Of Colonel James Tagey which returned from Bal
moreon THURSDAY last were mustered out Of the United
During their Of service the regiment was located
dery bearing Of its coonel officers and commended
itself TO General Schcnck commanding the Mode Depart
ment as tho following extract from the sendng
sixty ninth to New York shows
The thanks of the Major General commanding depart
men, are hereby 70 Colonel Bagy aud 70 the o
y bearing while under his command. The "0id Sixty.
being Hn, those asturSancrs we're eS.aea
ssnr nra Of II. ns1. whom the @
amble and resolutions were offered by Quarernasc Tuy
whereas hare wh ss that
OF Resisting the Of sase msn"e
M Gases asan and ~ utter
the srt oaam attaching g those prccsda be
msnt as 10 BODY as wen as BY its individual membsr
70 re & snt whereas wc are Informed and
since the conn encement Of the rebellion.
of Inc law. institutions q thtse Tinted sn,cais IN
he cont % we asra r or "ns n h.s out
s rnqss have aye been eo@mcd BY banded hces from Other
ing in Tew YORK whocss pnnder destrc.
selves sa sna destroyed that Of our
to nns 20" hsns p" III. %
partnen, the feelng Of this regiment in the rrenses.
n, !, publ s n.ec. .. nc s.n,a W.. regiment
tour own) city
Col Bagley, by ouartermaster TuIv transmitted tho
preamble. and resolutions to General schenck ex
pressed his qualification at tho in the pre-
ncae IN the regiment his views in reference 10 tho
quest through Colonel Don Patt his chic. OF staff during
Col piatt sent the following reply relative said
resolutions 70 Captain McCrcane who chairman OF
tho Sixty ninth officers meeting
HxAraranrrrs. MpnLr Dvr.nrxrsr)
B.,r.ross' k'srTs Ma Hrsr JaiS SoaISl "A. Slsss
cap.ain jazz, McCnnAsr. Company q, Sixty ninth New
CArr.lrI honor acknowledge receiving your
Ns york; s ss % o. %
o. III month and N directed 6y the General
q be ss1. a S
hc the law o and order Ta. noble srdor
yo% snr ~ 70 return and you. homes from
,cs q hs service preysn,s sis compns the
S . ~ Ne. % s y, :. snsw
people wi4le few Of nation have violated
and s
By s 'r wS 2. s sea
less bodies from harm have the honer % hc Captain
Lisn,enan, Colonel and Chief Or s,.r.
on this occsson his received much commendation from
his men az well ~ from the authorities tor his efficient
services during the recent campaign.
rHE EIonrH REGIMENT (HnouLARs) AT THE PARK
There are now stationed at tho Park BARRACKS In this
city, the Eighth REGIMENT q REGULARS. They brave
body Of men. md remarkable for tho fact that Il
this corps which refused To surrender In Texas tho
time whom a number Of our troops were given over %
plants have been ado by several Of the that their
officers treat them in !, brutal manner They
complain o their quarters IN the barracks not being
exactly what they should desire.
THE CAVALRY roRCR or THy CRY.
the sixteenth New Yorx cavalry, the names
Of Captains otto klemschmitt and Jaiis Sem
good service the recent riots Leuenants Barnes and
shultz have also exertcd themselves in tho
nection.
SIXTH REGIMENT.
Tho following order has been ssucd from the head
quarters Of the sixth regiment, National Guard
Hr'oay.nrsy.; y sAIs ~, Rs.e,,ssgsI, y
Company E. car,sin al,inaeh, and Company b Captain
form Centre Marss, dr room ,his (sanaayi morning.
for 0 e which may S iSsss b. .ns IN
Mi,pse5h, w assume command sns VII resys eolrpa.
now on duty Captain Fbsspscber viii turn over all tho
Snsnaehs By order Of JOEL W Mason. ccoaeip IL
THx TWENTY -srcoSp Rpsrxvxr \. a.
Colonel Aspnwa of the Twenty second regiment, has
issued the following erder;-
Hr.DorAnTrHa, fwKSrrsrsoyp y MIosM M Gg.sD,
LIN conformity with ord r. ron division hssdqasr,ers
this regiment M bod i,se In reaiiasss Tor aoiyi upon
y%.Fa ". : .ds 5I1 =
Asss saat.ess s sSasssrl; ss1 d's,Si and
Julysi and couip.nies Saturday, August J. X and
osoes ssrS rspo vii 3 handca 'n 10 10Y . hs e"%
esss a. .sa,s sss, T sfs1 ~ .ss ees s Z.
the above ar sSa al .ach Fl e e fssS hs o ne
is'e eu 1f: via
public safety none viii he excused unless returned dis
p sss,. ssgS"s IN r. 1se:a = e
oeoe. IN, rs.s.r month, .o@ssny ,spos ~. be handed
.' ''a' Ii ILofD s naIs %sfs1aI oo5us
| wx.J. A. Nc6RArn. AdJa,.nt
The following company order has also been istqed--
coSvAsr onrtr-No.L
Aasoar, cosrAsy A. r~.sr, sycosp REc.vssr.
In conformity scconr suyin rIsnersi ordsrs Tie
member. Of this comrsns wl rsot FOR ag'y ., ne reo
clock Auenon eaied ssciion or
for ae.sace wi! b strictly enforced ~ o,asr o.
A. II. scmsscH, First Sergeant
THE FOURTH REGTMg~r.
special meeting q cmpAny =, Fourth regiment.
v. tNeW stose Natouai hnlf NJ tbs
Seventh ward Hotel, Friday evening, July -, ls6l
orderly sergeant John Rchardson called tn the chair
and sergeant Michael Cunningham appointed sccre
,ary Sergeant samuel Jackson Corporal John Taylor and
private jeremiah OLsary, being spyonied a. special
mmittee, reported The following preamble and r~Molu
ton, whieh mousy adopted and crdared 10
| publisbed--
wnereas during reeen, thirty day. campaign IN DE-
fence of the sovereign state o. Pennsylvania viewed
with admratn the noble manly and independent
pursuei BY our worthy FIRST L'eutsnsrt James Fn.
nis, In CONTRADICTIONS 10 the uDnt, unbscoming and
highly improper policy a. his superior ofrcer and
| whereas. We deem him " be emincnty worthy ~ q
tangible manifestation of the conndenos esteem
which he h.d by his late companions arms;
dIcaton of unsued reputation hs defence ~
rixhis and liberties of tho people the sDuregn
| State of Pennsyvs which nsictoss and evil minded
persons nave en6cavorsd a. dispzrsgr. therefore
Resolved. That Company u. onrtbfeeineut New York
STATE Militia do ~ First Aeutensnt james Fnns