The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-12
TIE BxOlTEMtET IN NEW YORK.
Dcppr,urc ct nI,iul, aerimcnta.


Activ, prepara ions were being made ycstor "
fOr the 0tpuiru'e ut the e- d REGIMENTS OF th
DitisiuU n N.S. n. g., tG'ai cI by Gene a N i-
ford or mn dipt du i1 Wa Il n. I u' Of
fer Mt headquarters Of toe reg nr {, pres, nte an
nnm0t anu eNCtfI Irpthtaurt; n Z IN inn
puitar m asureg ia'.ru 'er tne'r departure do
tn statement Of one or two ucy.pipsr. thtt tho
mi'itiamcn would rebel against leaving the Stit',
false
IL If quite the contrary with them. Speedy
Ntrtiups, manifest viii upu">s aud anN' n, feel
ing 10 help upcl the Rtbsl id, were observe I
| IN ull Their movements The order tor thl d..
pHtiure was issued on Saturday and it Is ccrt uI
that the who'll eight regiments will he IN he d'ld
bctufC the C'tS" Of ibis week. The frs' U leave
will he The S4th. / will form line on Broad vAv
81 p. NJ. 10 Gay, AM depart 800 strong IN the
O'Clock train for baltimore, II Communication is
| Oren between here and thar city. the field and
! Il u officers of tue regiment are
/ toon,l, Frederick 4. Conknc; Llou'en1nt Colonel,
| Hcry j.. uuiwelg MaHr, Ihlmls nar'lay; SUR Oh.
James Nosynl; chaplain N" Rev. d.. Mel oI; Al ant,
I GCvr 3. noat
! The s4th Regiment served wi h cred { in VI Try.
| land, YER ago last month, during the Il he
raid. TIE 4th Regiment tight artillery, h - i. 80
! seen service. They will meet on Wednesday aud
| be mustered into The national service, AMI vii
| depart Wth OYCI 600 mCu aud u new aud splsndi /
| trld battery, st 10 A. NJ. on he follow ng dav
/ (ThuTsdaN from Their urmpry, cDrucr ur White
aud Elm streets. The hcld and stlH are :-
Colonel Daniel W. raller, LIeu'enaDt- Colonel john
Butthi Aautant, Leland Cuarerna,tcr, T. M,hstidi
Chaplain. Beil Enlinccr Lcmoyne.
The Oh aud the il,h Regiments, Cooncls
Mason and Maidhrf will dcpirt on Friday. Tho
92d Regiment COloue Chambers, win march on
| thursday with frr IN iOur hundred To hve hun
drtd men. The goth, Colonel John O'Mghouev,
will leave on Thursday or Friday wth i've hul-
| drtd men. This regiment has opcued u new
| Urmory ut Noe. 1859 anu l6l Crosby street. The
! 95ih and 96 h Regiments will leave un Sltur-
| day. The following is the regimental order Of
| tie Sjlh -
| HEApcuAHTfEs o5TE REGrwNr. \. O, =. NY, NEW
NorK, July II, IC6l -GENhAL OepEEs. No l-Pu sutnt
10 bhison nnc Brigade Orcer this Regiment Is doJaed
| for duty n the deid.
Coun,auGsnts nf fCompanes win Immediately m axe t.o
necesshr, preparations to MI ilclr Companies hy v1lHu
toslnr andrepo thc same at cad rters.
=. o'Ger, g lionel 4. rlNCKNEY, COmninl,ns. o
JoHN 4. CoUGHliN, Adutsnt
Every ab!e member of those regiments ordered
| of will go with their resprc i've commands or
| furnish substitutts. These regiments are to
serve f. thirty days, or probably longer. Gene
raj Duryea has assigned he 2Sth and 56th Rrgi
ments Tor service for one hundred days. An ex-
tract from Governor ScymOur's proclamation
for calm ont troops Is sulJOined:-
1T my duty 10 carry out the law Of the state povld
Ing The enrolment Of the mhta. he urlHnGAt on
"ln pursnrrec Of the provbi OF sa'd act d, there
disut f. the "a 30, itl hh, fth, IN aud s,r Ivsous
e 9eeGlt sufficient voun,eyrs, should tho same o;or
mHhiEI the same ~ thv maximum number provide 6y
iav and IL - Rlcont shall ofer, then a sa id, NJ
ptnNer sha be drawn from TO Reserve MlIl ia OF sail
districts under The enrolment pur,u tn he laws
OF this State and whcn enrolment Command tus win
complete without delay"
Many Of the regiments Of the LIST Division have
not been ordered nwsy, hut still remain in this
city, 'he following among the numbers: the lst
and Sd Cavalry BrRimcnts, the 5th, 7th Sth, l2lh,
22d, 37th, and list Infantry Regiments.
The Mayor 10 MaIOr-tacDeraI Saud.ortr.
1t will be seen from the following that Mayor
Guniher apprehends trouble in the city should
our militia force be materially reduced.
MAYORS orrcE, NEW YORK. July IL, 1894 .-Ma,or-
General Charles ". Sandford -Sir.-In those times OF
gerefHl and local peril enlightened sefinorest 10 om-
lhaliesIy me tyhonIm o. pain"tsm The pMtmpunt
duty VI AL these in authority, whether cyl military IL
To carefully gnaTd the ye- aid property OF their ovn
fellow citizens. Here in New York, the great Of
ertance not ODy 10 oureyes out TO the pdbc
veal that We should not by Snv acon ~ o own, place
he.s great interests IN JEOPARDY by Withdrawing our le
This Iroecon IN case Of riot or popular outbreak 10
sspeelaly repossd N our ORGANIZED city ,es'nsn's l
tEe city nj time hen the depreciation Ot eur
Tercy s hearing heavily on the mass OF pSpulA0n
selves Of what weuld aeem to them ayOIa 10 oppbrtu
nifty fr arson aud puudeT. In suca eyedt, whiol, IN
my Judgment, regret "a say may noe be cOnsd red
pf bAbe, fear excellent aud powerful poUco
would prNe inadequate to our protect on In the dbseaco
Of the military.
l. thfnfoe most earnestly proest agans, any material
TrduCtion, at this PERIOD OF AID rmed
military fuce esnocaly when amplo supplies Of troops
be furnished to meet ADV emergency fto po'nta
whore danger can be appte ended OF the char
above audedto, and TO which the city New York
have the honor be, very respectfully ohealent
servant, q. GODFREY GUNTHER.
THE GOVERNOR.
Governor Seymour was expected In town late last
night and has probably arrived before this, lie
comes here 10 give his aid in forwarding the
miltia to the feld.-N. y. Tribune to-day.