The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-02

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HEADQUARTERS, U. 8. TROOPS IN CRY AND HARsoR,
NEW YORK, July 20, 1868. !
For more general information, and TO supersede the
directions published and win be strictly Observed:
copy OF all reurne reports: &c., required by regu
lations and existing orders will be these head
2. daily Geld return Qor which blanks will be fur
nshed from this ofce) win be made by the commander
Of each post, guard, hospital or other detachment
In case OF troops not reporting at these headquarters
and N Se cas o S WIN DC
80 far effective that they may be employed the defence
OF hospitals will be specified
have been be organized for the Of pub
lie property will be reported by the staff officers in
their character anecedens are such as 70 give
rance Of their entire reliability.
4 The location and quantity Of all public property
stored 10 this CITY, and the number Of wachmen other
employees, will be reported.
This report will include the names and location of all
contractors and manufacturers employed in the abrica
tion OF supplies for the government When any change
IN the location OF any property is made it win at once be
s. All officers on duty arriving in the city, viii at
once report the duty upon which they employed and
their address likewise any change o. address
will be given at these headquarters Mondays and
Fridays between the hours OF ten and twelve A. NJ and
some responsible person Passes to the hospitals in the
vicinity Of the city VIII be regulated by the Medical
partments, when duty, will DO given by the staff
ncer by whom they are employed. Passes 70 Davids'
Of extreme necessity and then only as these
must In all cases state the object or the VISIT the
OF the visitor and the Of the person TO be visited
No passes 10 inspect the works In the harbor will be
given, and commanding officers will take measures
Requistons for supplies for the troops in this COM
mand will be made 10 these headquarters and II Ia made
the duty Of all commanders that they made in
needed. BY order Of Brig. Gen. CANDY.
q. I. CHRIsrESsN,A "A. A.G.
COURT MARITAL ON oFFIcERs OF THE ELEVENTH
RE0IMENr NEW YORK STATE vOLUNrEURs-
SUIT. OF THE TRIAL.
The following will explain itself relative 70 the above
matter
SPECIAL oRpERs-N0. 800.
NEw YORK, August 1, 1858.
The court Of inquiry which was convened al spragus
Barracks New Dorp 8. L. pursuant TO Special Orders,
No 7s6. from these headquarters and Of which Colonel
Cleveland Winslow, Fifth regiment New York State vo-
nnteers President, 40 investigate the conduct Of
the officers Of the kleveuth regiment Now York state
trouble at vanderbilt's Landing, & Up having recon
mended that the authorizations OF Captain John Canty
tenant W. & Fisher BE- brought before aensfai court
martial that Sergeant N b. Tower getting lieutenant at
the time, considered unit to hold the position OF an
officer
The proceedings and recommendations in the OF
John CAVITY and Thomas Carroll are approved and their
authorization officers Of the Eleventh regiment New
York Volunteers s revoked.
In the case Of ssrxesn. n; 3. Tower, Company A,
acting lieutenant revoked and be will in arrest
for trial by general cod martial
In the case Of First Lieutenant W. f. Fisher, Company
A. Eleventh regiment New York Volunteers, he will
slider himself under arrest TO await his trial by general
court martial.
The Court Of Inquiry Of which Colonel winslow was
President ID dissolved. II. L. LANSING,
Colonel Commanding New York Troops.
The proceedings and recommendations OF the Court OF
Inquiry ordered by Colonel lansing, commanding New
York troops investigate the conduct Of the officers In
charge Of the detachment Of the Eleventh regiment New
York Volunteers In the recent ARRAY 1t vanderbit's
Landing, approved.
All the recommendations will DO carried into effect
By order OF the Commander IN Chief.
JOHN T. sPRAGUE, Adutant General.
H. l.. LASaSo, Colonel Commanding New York Troops.