The New York herald., 1864-07-17

II is stated that the Governor will not issue any order
compelling the militia regiments to leave the Stats,
should they refuse to do so.
There is general dissatisfaction expressed among
members OF tho departing militia that the fact has not
been to them to their tion this
has greatly retarded tho progress recruiting These
men have also scruples against being the
'front.' at once and there is . little reascn In those
General Sprague, will prove OF interest at this time:
GENERAL oRpxRs-xo. Is.
ADJurANr GENERAL's OTr1cx,
ALBANY, July 0, 1864.
l. The President OF the United States having called for
IL 000 from this State days.
II is determined to send volunteers from throug the
State in order to relieve those which have
heretofore 30 promptly responded. To effect this the
National Guard is TO be ned TO s maximum strength
asked for accordingly Major General Charles W. sand
ford commandng First division National Guard Or the
call for 1000 volunteers to serve hundred days 40
the quota from bis commandand cause these troops TO
take the neld by regiments as carly as practicable.
Major General n. D. Durvoa, commanding the Second
division National Guard OF the State Of New York.
Brooklyn L. VIII furnish $50 volunteers from his
command. rs the quota from the Second division, and
despatch them to the field by regiments.
Taloost Quartermaster General No 81 Walker street,
New York. Arms and accoutrenons by Brigader Gen
Thirty hfth and Seventh avenue, New York
Application for subsistence before muster should be
made upon Rrig'der General William Hays, A. A r. D.
Alter muster upon Colonel A. B. Eaton, U 8. Commits.
Bary Department. No state street, New YORK. Iraus
portaon will be furnished by Major stewart Van ylie,
u. s. Quarternaster, No. state street, New York.
4 Commandments OF regiments will give the recessary
orders orbddng clothing, and acCoutrements be-
longing 10 the State TO bc taken 10 the nald.
Reports will be made to these headquarters as early
practicable, naming the regiments vouu eering. that
orders may be to the proper departments to meet
uocessary demands.
O. Regiments fast organized will proceed to
Washington City and report for orders.
BY order OF the Commander In Chef
JOHN T. SPRAGUE, Adjuant General
Dspassurs OF the seventy-ssventh negi-
ment.
The following order preparatory TO the departure Of
tho Seventy seventh regiment for the OF for
hundred days, has been issued
GENERAL oRDERs-So. s.
HEApQUARrHRs.
SEVENTY. sEyESrH REGIMENT N Y. N. G.,
New YoRS, July 10, 1864. }
The officers, non commissioned officers, musicians and
privates OF this regiment hereby ordered to appear In
uniform to morrow Sunday, nth instant, At eleven
O'Clock A. II. Prompt attendance Is denianded.
There will be meeting OF the Board OF officers at ten
NJ. and Eve r. II. every day, and regimcnta inspec
ton at three O'Clock n each day until the departure
OF the regiment.
Captain rhos. Norton hereby detailed rs officer OF the
day, and Lieutenant Edward Murphy officer OF tho
guard for 10 Sunday, 18th inst Guard mount.
Ing at eight O'Clock A N.
be made At tho hendquarters Lafayette Hall Broadway
Colonel THOMAS LYNCH,
Commanding Seventy seventh regiment n. @.
J. B. BRADY, Sergeant Major.
Fifty sixth Regiment, New York state
Nast0nai Guard.