The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-28
MILITARY AFFAIRS.


Fsrss-Ths Fesrth ARTILLERY Ordsrsa
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viii b. BY the subjoned oical orders thas ths
Fourth regiment artillery, National Guard s,ao Of New
York. has been ordered 70 take charge d The dssncss Of
New York harsor;-
SPECIAL oRDRs-N0. 1877.
GsSEaAL HEADQUARTERS, srAn o. Hsw Y0ss
Major General Charles w. sandford. oonnsoaiDg First
viii detail regiment his command, With orders 70
report Major General John A. DIX eomanduR Depart
New York harDOr BY order Of tho Commander Chsss
J. o. erONEHOUBE,
Acting Assistant Adjusant 0snesah
SPECIAL oRDERs--No. 8.
HEADQUARTERS, FrRar DIVISION, N. g. y. Y,l
NEW YoRE, April ~. 1854 ]
as pSo rsew.ns Guard unSss
the command Of Colonel Teller, hereby detailing for
thirty days duty In the desaccs q Vie harbos o. New
Colonel Teller repor. for orders 70 Major General
John A. Diy' commanding The rsps.'~sO! q NE East
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oRDERs-No. 3.
HAADouARrsas, FousM RserxESs y. e Y,1
Pursuant 10 Special Orders NJ. 1877 nom general head
quarters, and division Special Orders No. the regiment
u hereby ordered 70 assemble In fatigue dress, with
1iv'siou ar"ory. sor.sr 81 lin md White s,res.s, %
s' -: ~ dy ..s " ' Ssy Is
the defences Of shs harbor OF New York.
The command b also ordered 70 assemble 10 ctiSenH
Dress At the pace Friday next, the 2osh inst,
Charles Leland has been appointed adjut,ns q mo
regiment, vice Peck, resigned. He VIII DO obeyed ano
respected accordingly.
retres from with the regret and the beet wishes Of the
e"trs command. The commandment, especially has great
reasons to acknowledge the valuable services OF Adusans
Peck and the pr0mptness with which he has always per-
formed his duty as soldier, gy order , % ~ co,.,
CHAs n. LxrAHp, Adjutant
JAMES r. PICK. Sergeant Major.
The Fourth numbers six hundred aud thirty meo and
Ia Offered follows
Colonet-Daniel ". Teller
Lieutenant c"ionet-John J DIebL
Mdjor-Vacant
Keim; Company C. william schlling; Company D, Horny
Hays: Company Z. Francis J. Hawkes.. Company r,
n John Gevear,s. COMPANY T. William Benson Tho iai.
ter two are cavalry companies.
General DIX viii designate the station they 70 gar-
rison by special order to-day.
Volunteering.
Reports have been industrousy circulated by brokers,
and the like, who entioipg from this city
10 other and States, that the Supervisors
mtioe no longer the bounty 10 volunteers. This 10
entirely false and doing tho city great Injustice tho
authorities OF which doing much and laboring
assduously towards filling quota. Tho whole bounty
10 paid-$3 00-to every man who volunieers-pad into
his hand, and 10 e'se Tho party bringing
him into tho headquarters OF the committee corner Of
Broadway and the Park gets $40 for doing Beside
these Mr. Blunt continues nay tho bounty 10 volunteers
for the navy. The quota or both IL rapidly Alliog
up and n who desire volunteer should do so at onco
II they desire " secure tho county bounty
II draft should be resorted 10 all bountes viii Of
course IN OF draft, then those would DO
compelled TO for thirteen dollars month who now
by volunteering have thrce hundred dollars cash IN
hand besides tho state md bNuutcs Of three
-four hundred dollars more making seven hun
dred dollars In all. SO forward At once become .
| good union solder, and got your money.
THE RICHMOND COUNTY QUOTA.
Richmond county completed her quota Of volunteers
under the call for hundred thousand on
Friday last She thus placed herself In advance Of
all the ether counties composlng tho Congress
sonal districts Of this State Notiouy IN this instance,
but all previous calls OF the President for troops she
has boon the first 10 furnish her quota. n tiH
Volunteering &C tho Wet Very Brisk.
CINCINNATI, April 81, 1904.
Volunteering In Indiana 10 response TO the call for
twenty thousand ono hundred days mon s progressing
favorably.
from the interior OF Indicates that tho Ma
iiopai Guard turned out IN large force on Monday.