The New York herald., 1864-07-12

The Governor will issue an order to all the military -
the state themselves readiness for SERVICE asA
proclamation urging the citizens TO volunteer into ts
Natioual Guard.
Tho Cuii for Militia.
REGIMENTS PREPARYNG TO LEAvB-SOMa DIFFIUUG.
TIES rHROwN IN THE wAY-LKrTHR FROM NAY0o
GUErHEK TO GENERAL sANDF0RD-AkETIh0 o.
OFFICERS or TIE FOURTH sEGIAENT, ETC.,, ETC.
No militia regiment has yet left the city or state IN
cordance with the Presidents call for twelve thousoU0
hundred days men. The regiments detailed ~
Major General Sandford orders issued Saturday
last are however, making preparations for immediass
departure but their ranks thin and 1t win take soms
before they be filed to the requisite standard
Thsre s necessity conceang the fact that tho
bcs Of Of these regiments are not particularly
60 They express themselves dissatisdsA
with the in which matters are regulated -
headuarters whereby the city militia has been compelled
to do all the duty Some OF them also desrous q
knowing is their desuaton and tho exact time they
Two years ago these questions would noe
asked the first peal OF the tocsin thoss
ands militia might be fastening down Broadway
ready do and dare anything in behalf Of the Unisa.
But circumstances alter cases. and this is the way mas
ters stand in New York At present.
Mayor Gunther has addressed letter to General Sand
ford protesting against the departure OF the city militia
The following is the letter in question
MAYoRs Orpcx, NEW York, July II, 1884,
Major General CHARLES w. SANDroRD:-
Sa-ln these times OF general and local peril engse-
ened self interest is emphaticay synonym Of patTes.
ism. The duty OF all those IN authority whs
nrouerty Of their own fellow Citizens Here in New York.
tho OF commerce and wealth. II Is considers
tou of the first importance not only to ourselves bus
the general public veal, that we should not by any
action OF place these great interests 10 JEOPARDY
by Withdrawing our legitimate militia protection
This protection in case Of riot or popular outbreak,
especially reposed in our organized city regimenta !
entertain grave apprehensions that their Withdrawn
s,ltu vvho fha dnnrQ i0ti
currency bearing heavily on the mass OF our popuiae
might tempt the awless and evil disposed to avail
themselves OF what would seem to them favorable op
portunity for arson and piunder In such an eveue,
which my Judgment. regret to may not be consi
dered mprob bbc fear that our excellent and powerfue
police would prove inadequate TO our protection IN The
absence OF the military.
rial reducon Al tuis period, OF organized and uni
formed military force; especially when ample supplies
points where no danger appreended OF the chs
above alluded tn, aud TO which the city o. New
have he honor 10 pe, very respectfully, your obs-
dent servant, c. GODFREY GUNIHEk
Yesterday afternoon meeting Of the Fourth artillery
regiment held the division armory, for the purpose
of taking consideration the matter OF departure.
Between four hundred members OF the regiment
were present hollow square was formed, when Col
Teller read the orders Of General SANFORD for sno
departure OF the regiment said that the capital was -
danger and they should hasten TO its defence The duty
they would have perform would be 10 theforts -
Washington. One OF the members asked whether they
would be liable TO draft after returning. The Colonse
answered that they were IN the service at the time
os os So bsv woud 70 Sub
sttutes would be accepted.
After some further the meeting sdourned
II countermanding orders are issued the Eighty.
fourth regiment, Colonel Conkng VIII leave this sisss-
Governor seymour is expected 10 town to-day or ~
Inc Following orders have been issued relative 70 tAs
departure OF other regiments
SPECIAL oRpKas-So. T.
HEApouARTxRs, !
NJ - I
NEW YORK, July IL, 1884.
Pursuant to rsSusion of President OF tbs Unite0
States and general orders from Governor seymour Co..
mander IN tnef OF the militia OF the state Of New York.
this regiment will hundred days service -
the " Wa w:shOs,on Tsa.d:y
be required TO M all vacancies Of commissioned aed NOE
commissioned orfcers, without delay: substitutes %
TO ten p. NJ by order. VA oWr., cns.,snS
GENERAL oRDERs-No 1.
HrApoUAnns,
NINETY yIYrn REG,xKxs N. G. S. n. r.,
Ngw YoRK, July IL, 1864.
Pursuant division and brigade orders this rsgnsnS
10 detailed for duty IN the neid Commandsnts Of oon-
panes will Immediately the necessary preparasbeso
70 n Their companies by volunteering, and report sho
same The Coouel. at his headquar,ers. - order:
Colonel = K PlNCkNE9, Commanding.
JoHs q. CoUGHris, Adjusant
New Militia Regiment.
Colonel John : Neville at present Superintendent -
,heNew York soldiers Iepot In Howard street, -
about organizing militia regiment for state deenos.
Colonel Neville 10 well known in military and naval
circles gentleman OF high standing and ability. ThsPo
is no DOUBT he will raise hne regiment.
Volunteering and Substituees.
Volunteering and enroments for substitutes undss
Chairman Bunts supervision are going on and workin0
admirably. There moro coming forward 70 vclus-
teer than committee had reason 70 expect especially
az the season Of the year less favorable than would -
also OF the first order The truth 10 very easy
way for three hundred dollars with which
he put his family in comfortable position, or place
il in bank his own future use
The rreas feature at present OF she
mttess reception q the names Of those desiri.e
substitutes Such depositing e336 with the chair
man have their regularly enrolled by the s0c,sne
clerk Mr. olms.cd, in whose hands this business -
been entrusted and fast Substitutes are rscciveo
they are credited regular consecutive cser opposite
the names Of the parties having paid the money Tns MD
isr's rule 10 adoplsd--nrst come, nrst supplied
The navy, through this system Of substitutes = weh
the army will be greatly increased Persons nos ~
to be rsprssenssd IN the army. are dsposlsins snss
money for ibis purpose and when the snesti,ute oun0
s we'll and nonorably represented In The Union army o
the United states family ct I'VE persons--fathess
days since and reid the money for tss noble object.
The father was over sixty years of age In oase ses
g a., 1S on the
me committee consstins Of Supervisors Biust Pvsdy.
Tweed and Stewart, Comptroilsr Brennan ana Msyc3
pspfoc,ins plans for this business and N ,hs man
adopted those susgosted BY supervisor Bur ns' sney
Let every one AID In this business 20 the best N n9
ability. Let the press encourage the movement, ase
We shall At an early day hnd our quota iul
The Brasish Prise steamer Rouen.
BosroS, Jsy IL, 1894
The British prize sssamsr Rousn, from Bermuda for
Wilmington, NJ O., arrived here today In charge Of Aes
ing Ensign Murphy She wac captured on July By ~
United states Keystone State. portion hss
cargo Ia sti on board; but most Of thrown over
hoard shs IA an iron sidswhesl steamer o ono hundrsa
aud sixty 1--WE tons.
The United States steamer Ciroasssn, Acting Msstss
Churchill from cruise via Hampton Roads arrived hcre
today brugog passengers and desDsiaeas fre" s' wa
squadron