The New York herald., 1864-07-13

ana brigade districts.
BY order Of tho Commander In Chief. .
NE F3 ISAAC vANDERPOEL.
Engineer In Chief and A. A. A q.
GOV. sEYMoUR's APPEAL TO The PEOPLE.
ALBANY, July IL, 1864
IN connection with the above order, Gov. Seymour also
sues appeal 10 the people Of the State aid carry
ing out BY joining the National Guard by such other
qured by law. Tie says
Unless this is done az once cannot respond 10 the
call now made BY tho President OF the United Ssates
The national constitution declares that we'll regulated
had Needed this truth should not have been exposed
INVASION TO the disgrace Of ross and
scon"my which lea % dIsresard this warning
have been fcarfuly punished The OF arming and
compared with the amo1nt which New York must now
pay ~ It's quota u the expense or driving buck the armies
which now threaten the national capital Let US be
warned by the errors OF the past. impiore all
TO lay asoe passion and prejudice and unite carrying
out Law clearly demanded BY the honor, the interest
OF New York this duty has been utterly neglected,
aud the bur.hen OF answering calls for the militia has
been thrown upon ew ssco0s Of the State In g. time
or civil war we are perpexed with many questions
which are beyond the grasp Of any mind We from
dleen slandpoints aud rcarh conflicting conclusions
II only ignorance aud blgotry which make these differ
oDcss and Vows Tor controversy and reproach
However We may differ ON other points, there should be
no conflict OF opinion TO the duty the State
and national governments. exhort all not TO allow
their passions their Prsudices and suspicious to In
unite In measures essential TO tho preservation Of the
sicna unity, the power Of state the peace and good
tnn Of those liable duty without respect to creed OF
political opinion, into local military compauiee In
% meet the constitutional demands Of The general eov.
state and to afford security the lives homes Of
cilizens Thn must DO done At once
Ye jersey.
PNOCL CLANArYON or GOV. PAnKgR or NnW yrvanY
have bsen expecting call from the President Of the
United staes requstIon from tho Governor OF ths
State now Invaded Dy the rebels. for troops to Aid 10
driving back tho invaders Not having received such
call requisiton that tAs authorities near ths
Of believe that they have suvient force as
their command TO meet the emergency.
however, view the expedition moro serious than
an ordinary raid. battle has been fought within few
troops nave bcen driven back Intelligence has
been received that tho railway between Philadelphia and
East and Washington interrupted The national capital
Although New Jersey has not beon ofnciaIly called
for troOpe 70 this emergency. YET regarding tho
danger imminent call upoA the citizens Of this State
10 organize immediately into companies and report to
In Pennsylvania MARYLAND and the District of Cclu uhi
Given under my hand and prvy seal e I:a;Sa This
Xt,sst:-s NJ DICKINSON, Private Secretary.
Departure OF tho Eiehty.fsarth Regl-
ment-Othcr Regiments Preparing
Letter from General sand1ord to Ma yor
Gunthcr, Sc.
The Eighty fourth regiment National Guard. under
command Of Colonel A. Conklns, took its departure
for Baltimore yesterday evening. This B the nrst
militia organization which has loft the State under the
Presidential call for twelve thousand Tho regiment,
numbers Ave hundred. They marched down tread
way I'VE O'Clock afternoon and proceeded TO the
OF Cana, street, where all pat board the
transport Merrmac bound Baltimore At their srmory
Fourth street, and indeed, along the entire route Of
march, crowds congregated who enthusiastically
che red the departing sodio-s They nne body Of
and viii doubt do credit to the state should they
DO called upon for any special service. gunboat acts
AZ convoy 70 the Merrimac her "trip Baltimore.
The following The principal ocer. OF the eighty
tourth-Coone.. =. A. Conkling Lieutenant Colooe n.
d. Ostiwel; Adjutant, c. Mitchell; QusrtsrmAsscr, c.
Dost; surgeon, j. NorvAl; Chaplain, Rev. Dr. McIeod
All the other regiments designated In Geucrs sand
fords orders mskpg active preparations ter dcpar
ture expect to get Oh during the latter part OF h
The following orders have been issuod:-
l.aw DIVISION oRDEss
SPECIAL oRDsRs-So. 25
INV ys.I jnl, is iSs.:
n S o % 6 @
accepted s:v.r ., the quot. Of this dsis,on q Col Lynch
S: aaas' N.Y.;
AUX HAMILTON. Acting Division Inspector. -
BRIGADE ORDERS.
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au HroIMENrAL ORDERS. t.f
GENERAL oRpsRs-No s
HsApsuAarSHs ssvssr'.srysss,ay y Essn u iMssG,
foregoing sescr. order: SsrsSs Hoaaiss,a M % 70,
.. aSs .sa.Hs' . M .s: r., e
several command. 70 tnsr nHhmnm STANDARD sud mass
8: :fS f TTsSa ss
| HsApauAnrrSs, SsssrS.yIII. Rssr n. y.sNa.)
FOrHrn srh1rr sD N.Y. tyIs..rjIs y5.. ri, rH.es I, M
Hs.aqu.rers having been ssss:Ssd. d. sssv. p.c.
maSSs Viii Ss here The oacsrs and sones%
assasusrisIs for duty On "wednesday, the issh inst
HA' ~ '''erIR g. R. pIscKNEY. Colonel commssdins.
J. D. coucHLis, Adiutant
i Lindsey Biuss Battalion.
Captain Edgar A. Roberts, or tho Twenty sscond Ma
tions Guard state OF New York, 10 authorized organ
In regiment or battalion OF volunteers for the one hun
drod days service required BY tho President under BIZ
recent cav and n sufficient numbers can bs enrolled u
form regiment the members thereof viii be uniformed
and equipped for service immedi,.siy, ,,.,,
ooreral Sanford assures all persons responding 70 III
above call that they will be exempt from tho draft aoou
10 be ordered BY the Presdent. Also thst members 9
The militia io,uing this bsttsoo will have positions
regiments when the term Of service expires Appii
catons 10 be the Mercer House. TO Captain LdgA
Adutsnt General spragus Is in town attending 70 mill
! tary movements.
General sandford's Reply 10 mayo,
/ #v4 aumther.
General ssndord has addressed tho following letter
Mayor Guu,her In reply ha protest to ssudng sns
militia from the city,
BrApouAxrrRs. PIasr DryIsror r. Y.sN;a.l