The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-27
Military.

PRESENTATION TO MAJOR HUBB.LL. or TIE SIXTY
SECOND REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS.
The members OF Company B, Sixty. second regiment
New York state Volunteers, have presented 10 Major
Hubbeil, their former captain. splendid medal upon
which tho following to Major
Wilson Hubble, by the members OF his old Company h,
Sixty sec md regiment New York State vountecrs Jan
uary 1, 1884"
rho sixty second has recently returned from tho scat
OF war thirty days furioagh. MAJOR Hubbel is q
vail mt olcer and much esteemed by the members OF his
regiment.
TuR TwENrY-sIKrH ooLonED REGIMENT.
10 consequence OF the nccmency OF the weather. The
departure OF the Twonty sixth coored regiment post
poUcd until to day Tho committee or the Uuiou League
viii proceed 70 Rkers Island and there mako prcsenta
ton Of coiors after which tho regiment will leave for
tue South.
rus FIFTH HEAVY ARrlLLgRY N. z. s.v.
Colonel Samuel Graham Of the above regiment, having
been suspended from h command for some few osths
past has been honorabiy rcnsated Tue Fifth regiment
s al present stationed 10 Baltimore and Monday
Colonel Grah'm found himself at the head q his old com
mand Colonel Graham Is we'll known citizen o. Brook.
yn and has held several public positions OF prominence
TIE SIXTY -gISrH's oAsE DECIDED.
late hour last evening Colonel James Bagey OF the
sxty.nIuth regiment NJ O., 8 N r., received Official
mmunoaon from General SAND ord, stating that the
80 eaeo ~ ssss srs now ~ ao req
the Irish Logon, TO be known tho One Hundred
and Eighty secoud New York Volunteers II will be re
subject about year aga. The decision Is rendered
TESTIMONIAL TO LIEUT. ESANr0CoLoSBL DoBKs.
very elegant sword. sash and belt wore presented 10
Lieutenant Colonel Adolphus DoJke, OF the Forty nth
regiment New York state Volunteers last Tuesday
evening" at tho broadway Garden No $40 Broadway, by
Inspector carpcnier, behalf Of tho merchants OF the
Third ward After the address by tho Inspoc tor Colonel
Dobkc made fitting reply returning his sincere thanks
o. the merchants and members OF the Police Department
for their testimonial Tho invited guests then
sat down sumptuoUs repast, during which speeches
were made by Inspector Carpenter Captain OF the
Third precinct; Captain DoCamn OF the Eighth Captain
Mount the Eleventh. Captain rhorne, the Twenty.
SIXTH and vcra other gentlemen, who present.
At the breaking out OF the war Gil. d bike Off.
Ger attached 10 the Third presnct aud feeling his duty
TO ht Tor his adopted country no oincd the Forty.th
regiment New " rk Volunteers and let for the
sel OF war He has boon In most OF the hardfought
battles Of Virginia. and in every engagement acqu.
ted himself with honor
The following inscription appears the blade 81 the
sword --'Presented TO Lcutr ant Colonel Adophas
obkc Forty nth regiment New York State Volunteers
by the merchants OF the Third ward for his fsihfu
Vices AZ police officer and his bravery soldier In
the defence Of bis cointry March Is 1884 /"
PRESENTATION TO AN oFFicsR or rus rwsLPrH
nEgIhEST n. O.
On Thursday evening Brevet Colonel jacob Raynor for
over twenty eight years captain 10 tho Twelfth reg
mcnt N. G., was presented with . naaniaceot gold
watch ard chain by the members OF Company The
prescptaion took place the armory OF the regiment
corner or Fourth street and Broadway On the watch
WAS the following inscription .-"Presentcd TO Brevet
Colonel jacob RaypOr by the members aud members
Of Company I, Twelfth regiment N, G., token OF
teem. Nsw York, 1884