The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-21
NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JULY q, 1865.
The staff and drum corps will report to the Adjutant at
| IL 80 A. N. BY order OF
Lieutenant Colonel JN0 BYRNE.
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GENERAL oRDERs-N0. 3.

CHARLES DoDD, Adjuiant
GENERAL oRpns-no. g.
HEADQUARTERS IfIsH LEGION, July 20, 1896
The regiments Of this command will assemble al the
Armory corner of Grand and Centre streets at twelve
parade in light marching order The brigade line VIII Dc
formed on Grand street. right resting on broadway az
one o'clock p. NJ in the following order:-Sxty 'nlntn
New York National Guard, One Hundred and Ffty nih
New York Volunteers, One Hundred and Sxty-fourth
York Volunteers BY order Of Colonel J. p. MclvoR
WIN :. NEvN, Adjutant and Acting Assistant AdJu-
tant General
HRApQuARrERs SIXTY NINTH REGIMENT, N a. A.,
CoRcoRAN LxGIos, July 20, 1885
tomorrow, the 2ls twelve O'Clock, armed and equip
ped, without knapsacks at the drill ROOM Centre Mar
ket Field and staff viii report, mounted, At the same
By ord order ssd' Of - ''' N' JOHN cooNAN, Colonel.
THE sIxTY-F REGIMENT.
This regiment will reach this city tomorrow The
following orders have been issued relative Its recep
ti0n:-
GENERAL oRDER-No. 16.
HEADQUARTERS, SEVENTH REGIMERT N. @. 3. N Y,(
New York July 10, 1866.
This regiment will parade in full fatigue gray trow
cese and escort the sxty-ffth regiment New York VOL
its return from long and distinguished service
in the field Roll call Of companies at quarter to eight
Field staff dismounted) will report to Lieutenant
Colonel Haws at same hour Nom commissioned stan
band and drum corps will report to the Aduant at same
hour
The nation debt Of gratitude to its gallant de-
tenders which can never repay and every member OF
the Seventh should unite in this humble tribute OF vel
to the brave and patriotic soldiers Of the republic
The Sixty fifth regiment New York Volunteers UNITED
States Chasseur was ut its organization, almost entirely
oficered by members Of the Seventh Their brilliant
career rejects honor our organization and the names
Of Generals Shaler Hamblin Gurney and many Others
will live forever upon the pages of American history Let
them realize by generous and warm reception that they
have not been forgotten by their comrades, and that
patriotism never fails 10 receive the affection and respect
Of the young men Of New York
By order OF Colonel EMMONS CLARM
j. H. LIEBExAu, Adjutant
NINETY NINTH REGIMENT.
This regiment is ordered to parade to-day at twelve
o'clock at the armory, participate in the reception
which is to be given to the Irish Legion
The militia will form on Broadway, right resting on
Chambers street. and will receive the Legion with pre-
sented arms after which the Legion will halt and salute
the militia while they advance to the head of the col
umn and take up the line Of march, around the lower
end OF the Park through Park and the east gate OF
the Park, where they will be reviewed by the city au
thorities; to and through Broadway to Fourteenth
street, to Bowery Grand street and Centre Market Ar
mory, and dismiss.
The Irish Legion Association will report to Colonel NJ
c. Murphy At room II, Metropolitan HOTEL at halfpast
twelve M., sharp
At meeting or the exofcers Of the Legion the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted
That the thanks OF this committee Of exoficers and
friends Of the Corcoran Irish Legion DUE and hereby
rendered to Colonel Vincent Coyer State agent for the
marked courtesy and aid given this committee 10 pre-
pairing for and the very hosptable collation. furnished by
him upon the occasion Of the reception Of the Legion
this day Sparing no personal effort he appeared only
actions In defence Of the Union fully appreciated by
the authorities
NUMBER OF TROOPS SENT NORTH FROM WASH
INGTON.
The following statement exhibits the number of troops
daily sent TO their homes from Washington, over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, since May go when the
disbanding of the armies commenced: