New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-10
OUR STATE MlLITIA.
MoynanNrs ~ TIE REaM.Eara-mLrARY EVENTS

er rested The work IS nov in preparation BIG Sin swnt9n
Accompanying he history Will be biographical sbegh Oh y
members Of Tie 9TH WHO served in Che Regular and No'See
TiE SEySrn Rrcruryr AND TAFT PARIS EuosnIoN,--,IIt
viii DO by the following letter Of Col CTN lnH, VII
matter has been definitely settled tho regiment ha1iS 90
10 decline the invitation Of the american resaen III runs
nHAD'OAA'f"' 'A'H' Nsfve5oSE Nov. 20 1850
The Rev r. BuR1rseArE oad oe Asra9' ,s,a' x fq I
SENTtgHfS Your ey hal Erposoa in 1867 having been
carefully considered BY Is ohcels sa the sme Siboush
folly your syor aud PsIaiy y dss ' RbBt on
That occasion and the iacio when yo9 suoS
hat such visit wo9d Pi'ooS bou nts1aPnon between the
20 nations .ncs Of American lndspendegcs sn bushes,
. fsse he pessue "Trip Paris in 1851 Hoping aad believing
tb The vnG. America VIII be truly represented 81 the feat
Elpoahoo and that o1 A%essn SesosTt ~, 9 r
an Eentlsuen very respectfully your ooeSsGi 'sgYh
Colonel commanding seventh Regiment n @ $ n. Y
Since forwarding the above letter Col Clarke mas Iecei
letter from the NewYOrk State Commissioners 10 the
Paris position in which be that the fTehcL uoltn
ment have been advised Of The matter ana t1st tue % r
mSndani of the National Guards at Paris has been
10 profit the Rcoe ldirs quarters for the regiment WINE
In Paris and that the moment official letter stating your ac'
septance Of the invitation received an oncla et'e from
the Gordes dee PARIS will be once forwarded 70 YOU Win
distinct invitation 10 accept their hospitality
Privately every exeron Is being made for he comfort OF the
a. positively 10 take place and only write for your decided
reply Gen Duryoa Coils Catln and Eermyea ana all the
Americans here fayOrabv impressed with the prospective
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The letter from which the above extract is taken received
CLANS FOR BoUSTI-By the official report Of Gen Charles
H Darling transmitted Dec to his Excelenoy r. T. Fen.
ton Governor Of New York appears that upward OF eO
New York soldiers and their heirs have since August IS lSob
communicated with his office either personally or 10y letter on
business relating 10 the additional bounty under act oil Con-
gress approved July ., 1866 ,,.
ELFcToNs-Cap John OShaughnessy Of the Cd Regiment
%5ioI Of b "a ReSmen g. led on Wednesday evening
last 2sh inst the following cast Capt samuel NJ
no Lieut.. Hamilton, II capt Dltlscui lstut bai
roll 1hrCe for Capt Cox were rejected Dy erection
Col Bend1 The presiding officer having as Is alleged
opened one vote ard looked It, previous 70 declaring the vote
and having been informally in the election apro'
test has been entered against the same.
Adutaut Unbckant Of the nth Regiment to be Major vice
Krenkel resigned v,..,,-,,.,,
Brignder Gen Aspinwan commanding the First Division has
issued the following order: In conformity with Special Orders
No sos Adjutant Generals Office an election to h the
vacancy caused by the retirement OF GhaI
Spicer First brigade n g. s. n " will be held December
H. at O'Clock the afternoon at the armory OF The IEeh
Infantry National Guard corner Of Broadway and fouIh 81
TRfAL or Col MINToN FIRST CAyALRY-Col Dennis
c. Muton Of the Cavalry National Guard who Is under
charged with unOcerhke conduct and lAbu aIu
during the past year. VI be tried by general court
martial Of which Gen Joshua M Naran Is President Bng-
LLOYD Aspinwal commanding the list DIVISION mas h
sued the following order; ~, mi,
Cousi marital 70 CONSIST a. orf e 8 Hn Fourth Infantry
o. Col Theodore W. PeImsse lsi Infantry N o. mem
Cavalry Of Twenty hfdst and kshthaye New ora
I hs and spec6caons preferred him by Capt Henry
Fahsr First Cavalry NJ q. CO.. RaPao Division JudSeAaVocSs
PROMOTIONS REGISTRATIONS AND APPOINTMENTS N THE 14TH
REGIMENT o. BkOOklhN.-leSttr W. MlBEIh W W AAet
Lieutenant vice Lakewood resigned Joseph MaIhg 10 oe
Second vice Barlow, resigned George a sstehe
70 be Second vice DonRhue declined The follow
ING Nor commissioned staff officers have been appointed viz
BALDWIN Cam formerly Of Company, appointed sergeant
Rssimert The foowin gnamed havngbeen expelled by
vote Of their respective companies for nonaenlenee 20 @
and nOnpoymen OF fines and dues the explosions nave oeh
Go%psSy B-Cbare, H. Be,rdsy samuel Bsy, william Dixon
KsOe John Kelly MeGhsry Charles Bdy John Montgomery
Joseph stye Bernard MeGIsh Thomas GenSe James scott
shaw, Timothy Nolan, James b. Shields william hsysie
frivs.. William w Davis Jacobs, Patrick Ksslth Joseph
nIy Co@Psay i%PsrE KesHs5 James gilbert Thomas
y William koran Rudolph FTssmau John Kelly augustine
Coshihs G. Bennett Wiis@ Jacobs Ro6et nay Joseph
PTvse john Casey John Cons Geo Iandsr Mccaohsn
Morfi. ~ s''5 W1sm Ja5 Tgs J. B. Vail Eieszsr
1PpoSTyp CHSPiSfS-The Rev Edward Taylor has been
reappontcd Chaplain Of the 18th Regiment n e. and Wi
deliver his annual discourse before the Regiment on sunday
evening Dec g. al " O'Clock at the South Congregational
Church corner OF Court and Presdens Brooklyn. Should
the weather be unavorabe the discourse viii DO postponed
MniTAGY FUaFAL.CorporsI Louis E. weinman Of Co b
18th Regiment died Of disease Of the heart sunday last
was buried on WEDNESDAY with appropriate honor t"'o
hs comrades paraded under arms as funeral escort he re-
mental accompanied the company. The remains were
inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
18th Regiment by Mrs Watkins Of East Chester did not
take place intended 1t viii take place next Wednos
CHANCES IN THE NATIONAL GUARD, sly
HEADQUARTERS STATE or NEw YORK,
ADJUTANTGENRRAL's OFHCE 7
ALBANY, Dec. J. leto.
Tho following officers have been commissioned BY the Com
psader Chief in the National Gua5a state Oh Ne"hOA
THisD NJ yarian, BradirGeDersl November
stITa RssIsTsT o. lsyGSTnT-Bsrjanin PbnP, Chaplain
Lsutsnaat November 20 vice ws.eLmsn leg The district
ELEvEsrI REeEs5 o. JoehSI ssione
iiea',nsnt y yemgsi q we 4 EE ,ss5 INV
a1, & % ,C,,.r7 oy ISytyTRYjeoTze seaver Second
LisSisSs5t Oct Z VICE Fr5nE Raih@an.
Assistant saysc1, Scy. n b. Camp 5e'glod John Nc
First Is0enSh Oct MeHeana Promoed William X Bsf
low AdiutsH Nov H. Jas W GARFIELD LEI, the district
assT July Tucker Warren L. Baker oaarterHaer July
FIR TrTTa bzourxE Mehs.l H'sL Second
eu'snst 10Y ~ wee ~ Isey Tsigea A E Asn I
sTTrIoUEIn REeD1KSr o. SyASTRI.-winsor B. French,
siTTT SISrH REeESTr SFASTHTJOtD Egan, Second Lieu
IEorEsT lsIlyTEy ", william D. Yrsds5ict
NIsETI RHeNEsr OF lsYASTEY-George w Milspaagh
sssssrs Frs, IsutsnaSt sepebs g. vice Mspeus pToosd
Robert s'css ssSo5S Le0e9s9 % y
declined Arthur Hsan A6utan September vice '" Brundss
EySTT REs1rFsT Robert P Grant Colo.
Gel October 90 vice John c. Hofey, resigned
The following designations Of Officers in the National Guard
State Of New York have been accepted by the COMMANDMENT
TbS ReTsn John McAuae second lieutenant declined; John
Butler first lieutenant, declined san Regiment LLOYD hooe
sned Regiment Andrew Lang captan he1h hArron Ca
pas osptsin removal from district h Regiment hafser hTen
bel term Of service expired Adam NerneT second hsnensn
physical disability Edward Mass csPtsiR Eof service expired
i2h Regiment H. Bell second lieutenant disability James
Vaudeville lieutenant districts lSth Regiment
Bach G lieutenant term 81 service eIpred 10Th heg
rnent espan decinedi John Dagse hrst heu
tenant declined 2d Regiment james Coz colonel decned D.
b. Gilbert captain declined 2d Re gmsnt Allen L. bse captain
district; ELIAS Tomkin second lieutenant u health
bh Regiment James W. Garfield sdutsnt absence nom district
S7th Regiment Luther g. Gregory captain sbsenee from districts
ltth Regiment Il. Clay Preston major deeined Ola Regiment
Nicholas Downs captain Of sere eIpfed so REGIMENT
Hspfy Mor second lieutenant deehned saith Regiment Thomas
eutsDnt Of service expired; 9Th Regiment Iefe
decned 6Nh iegiuent Jas FOLEY
captain from otri Anthony Crossn At lieutenant do
EXPIRED Jas Doan
second eutensn doned WIN. Fosery captain deenedj 10Th
KaEimenL AbeIta. a. Coney. ealtn declned Ceyon bs