New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
LocnI military Affairs.
DEPARTURE OF MILITIA REGIMENTS

L0cnl MlIitury Auntrs'
DEPARTURE OF MILITIA REGIMENTS.
Active preparations were being made yester-
day for the departure OF the eight regiments OF the LIST
Division N Y. 8. N G.. detailed by Gen Sanford for
immediate duty in Washington. The different head
quarters Of the regiments presented an animated and
exciting appearance and the important measures taken
for their departure made the statement Of one or two
newspapers that the militlamsn would rebel against
leaving tie State fss 1t Is Quite the contrary with
them. Speedy exertions. manifest Wiiingness, anu
anxons feeling to help repel the Rebel RAID were ob-
served In a their movements The order for their de
partnro issued Saturday and 1t Is certain tnat
The whole eight regiments Will be In the eld before ,he
close of this week The first to leave will be the 9Th
Il viii form line Broadway at p, m to-day ana de-
png 200 strong, in the o'clock train for baltimore II
communication IL open between here and that city Inc
foid and staff officers OF the regiment are; - o,
S9loSe fTsSees A lc"n lane. Nor CRsp
we Mtor Thona, bstci'y Tau, O. b. Mitchell
QuaIteIu.aster. Lieut.. George =. Deaf -. -. =, .
The sih Regiment served with credit IN Maryland.
year ago last month, during the Rebel raid Inc SIN
Regiment hgh artillery. has aiso seen service Inc!
viii meet ON Wednesday and be mustered into the ma
tona service, anil will depart with over 900 men ana
new and splendid field battery, at 10 o. M. on the follow
ing day hursda) from their armory, corner OF White
aud Elm streets The field and stan are; MIA,
surreon Furmau; George Burschi Adu-
isnt Leland QuarteTnaser, T. Mahsndti Chaplain Bel
Tie 9th and tho 18th Regiments. Coils; Mason and
Maidhoii. will depart on Friday. The sd Regiment;
Col chameeI VOL oa sISh GS shSne s'V viii
ON Thursday Friday with 500 men. ms reglhehI
bas opened new armor! ~ NOS 10! ana ipI oivs.y
street The 9jh and Goth Regiments van leave on sn'
urday The following Is the rsgmental order oil the
~ HrApquArrrra ssIagss, S;, e,sS,sss,Y"}
GENERAL ORR ERA No. LPar,eAn, % Division .sa Brig
ado Order hi. Regiment I isasS fgI duty II tie sd tho
necessary rr parail MI their Conpsn BY volunteering
and TPs che same to the GSIq R f t,sss4
Jons d. CoroHLrS. Adjutant = .l.sf-3o =.
Every able member Of those regiments ordered on
will 60 with their pectte commands or Furnish SUB
stltites These ierts are 30 serve for thirty days
or probably longOr. ten. Duryea Inns nssigned the
18th and seth Regiments for service tgr one hshoted
We had little shower here early yesterday morning
for crlling out troops Is subjoned; -. -.
my SSly % ih Nj me sT ors-s,o tie Ma
tional On aru aud for the pnbic defense. 80
order d drec, thu ComandAnts each Company District IN
the "a AZ Oh sh 9th TIN and eth Divisions 10 srcst sum
hs yr. espsre. nd rantain he .sac a. the ,ri
mum number provided by law ard suhoieB, 'hs moi ohe5
tis q aid District, DIR ,he enrolment made prms, 70
tbs law, Of th. State and which saFolmen ConmAadAn''
NAM of Tie regiments OF the ist Division have not
been ordered away hut till remain in THIS city the
following Among the numbers the ~ and u cna,y
Regiments the 5tb It'll 9Th, 18th I'D, 18th ana isl In
fantry Regiments 500
THR MAYOR TO MAJoR.GEy. sASDFoRD. ,
1t will be seen from the following that Mayor
unthor npprehonds trouble in the city should our MI
ilia force bo materially reduced
N.roR's Oyyes. NEW York, July II, 1874
Major Gen. CBARLys W. saSDyoap-Sui In th-se tnls
Of gent and local peril enlightened feinteren Is enp
ealy tn synonym Of pAinet,n ihs baisp'Vs, guy,
guard Hve. -nd property Of their own fellow
Here New York tie gree, eensI q oonrIc' ana .ssn
n h consideration Of the tr mportsnee not only 70 oar
. va. bat 10 The grner. public w~s ,ha, shoad not
,ny .eiion Of our own tae great iusrst- In jeopardy
by " hdft Ing legitimate military protection.
THIS protection In esso o. ricf ~ popo'ar
chilly repo,ed In Srssnizsd city !esinegt enrii,i
gave approximations that their viihdrawa dn ne cry al
I'm. when the depreciation Of our currency bearing h'sN
iy on the of population misat temp the a.i., ala.
opport nifty for md punar In such evrDt
which 10 my judgment f-gist TO may not Be eViE>id
improbabs fear that snc,!lrut and portiie pols
would prove inadequate to our protection N 'e ao'eH'e
4 tho military. - Ii =.
therefore most .ane.y poie', isansi ay nihtsr.l r.
auction AZ thi, period ~ suf ofsanired and uniformed u
tury force especially when am pie SUPPLIES o. IL
be- sprTehend.d q tie character above rinded TO- ais
20 Which The city New foIk il peculiarly e1pose
! have tho honor to be- very 'ePSesS
servant $3.50. ... Z "oOihh'
| TDg GOVERNOR. ..tt...
Gov. Seymour was expected IN Town I..'
last night and has probably arrived before ms, ~
comes here TO give his aid IN forwardihg INC "'Ha'
the field .f E aI. a,
LISDsEY BLUES. -..ii ~
The Lindsey Blues Company X, 22d Reg
mcnp met last night al the Mercer House eha aglcs
10 rai.e battalion OF 200 men, 70 be commanded b.
Major John ~ wilsey and Captains Edgar ~ Robert
and Henry j. W hite and 10 sead deiniiion 20 en
SANFORD today tending IT. services FOR duty IN Inc hiu