The New York herald., 1864-07-09
MILITARY AFFAIRS.
The CAii for Ayllttin,

The Call for MlIitla.
EO TROOPS LSAvn ofrY FoK TEN PRssxar
Major Genesa landlord received ordors from Albany
yesterday morning allow Any oity militia regiments
state until further Instructions promn-
gated. 1t stased that the Governor viii call upon the
districts uyniss their qeoss exempt tho
city from duty. Tbs movement ID considered be quite
proer ths part Of the Governor. Our city mia
ceraiuy done large amount OF duty, eDd have had To
bear nosry the entire brrthen Of each call whicn has
been made the State by the President Twice they
nave eooV responded 70 TINS caii' asu whis IN scHvo
service their excrtons have boen most useful aud
getio.
Inspector General Miller lsp for Albany yesterday in
order 10 confer with Governor Seymour as to fus2rs
movements
The Nasioual Guard Of New York.
ALBANY, July o, 1884.
The Governor has issued hts prociau,ation, requiring
commandants Of the National Guard 70 all up regi
ments to tho maximum number within .an days they
win be filled under tho enrolment
Each county must furnish quota OF tho huddred
days called for by tho President. New York and
Brooklyn viii not bo called for than their
No reply has beeu received from Washington 10 the
despatch asking thirty days would be reosved
Quired Of the New York militia. The rebel raid may
prove Too small 70 demand any men from this State for
its suppression.
Departure or the Tonth Rcaimons yete-
ran Reserve Corps.
The above regiment ,e for Washington yesterday AZ.
teruo0n Ihoy NUMBER six nies Two or which are
made up or who unxStS4o carry musxsts Those
carry swords and rsvolysn he Tenth been quar-
tered In this vicinity for the past si1 months
Tho Draft In the Third Congregational
District.
supplemental draft to oil up deficiencies In the quota
OF the Third Congressional district Brooklyn took place
yesterday at the Office OF tho Provost Marshal IN WASH
ngton street, between Hillary and johnson. Very little
interest manifested in the affair and few spectators
present The number Of required was twelve,
and double that number OF put wheel
The following were drawn from the wards named:-
Second Woyd-Wiam +. Parkinson lO3 Prospect
street; John Brand 80 Front street; William Norris. 50
Pearl street; Dennis OConnor, 80 James street. Patrick
Easeey 10 Jay street: James Dcwde 90 Prospect
Patrick Graham, ID Front street Henry Helsrman IS
Jay street. Mcnas Wight a Msia street. Martin Riley
l4i Water street Edward Bellows 10 prospccs street
r. Q. DupiKnac, 20 sroopect street.
Fourth Wnrd-amer GiideSBeeve, li9 Concord street,
Franklin l. Langley, 80 Wiouahby street. Andrew Nc.
Cauey, lo7 High srcct; Edwin A. Cleveland IL johnson
street.
FisA Fard-Edsar 8 Boyd, II Stanton street, Bernard
Eees7,ih and Ftce,..Si Wards-James sutherland, 63
Washington avenue; Irving A. Lewis, 30 DcKab avcnue:
Jacob L. Allen, Atlantic, near Clinton avenue Henry
street. near Park avenue; William Humbsrt, l72 Fort
Greene place.
This completes the dra for the Third distrct.hat s
f the twelve meA required be selected out Of the
number drafted
Vegetables for the Army.
The soldiers by means TO DO put on with single
taste OF the decaces OF the season" single day,
but snsir excellent Fourth Of July dinner 10 to b. 70,
pezsed every day "for three years the war; the
persistent efforts o the Sanitary Commission that