The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18
The urplu. and Deficiencies unde- the several o.. are

Surplus all calls .............. 440s
Ia estimating the above the numbers furnished prior
to the call Of July 1904 have been reduced 20 a three
years basis Since that tina tho number Of years
vice supplied ON any particular call have been taken into
account IN assigning the quota Ia be raised under the
next succeeding call The whole number OF years
vice which the State OF York has supplied tho
commencement OF the war Ia ilis,coa years, equal TO
$50, SOS three years men.
The only regiments from this state remaining ia the
service OF the United States tho following Fifty
fourth regiment OF infantry Eghteih regiment OF nian
try Nnctieth regiment OF infantry Ninety sixth reg
OF infantry Ono Hundred and Seventy sixth rog
OF infantry One Hnndred and Seventy eighth r..
OF infantry, Ono Hundred and Ninety -hri rog-
mont Of infantry, Eighteenth regiment Of cavalry and
Twenty hrst regiment Of cavalry.
The number OF commissions issued 10 Of1ccrs of the
volunteer regiments during the year 1855 is -four thou
sand four hundred and fourteen.
Muster In and muster out rolls OF nearly all the voun
eer organizations from this State have been obtained
II expected that within short time these records will
be complete There will then be fe in tho Adutant
'enears Department the military history or all thor
who havo entered the service OF the Uuitrd states from
the State OF Now York since tho commencement OF the
The WORT originally commenced by Adiutant General
srragae OF copying rolls into books. means
OF preserving The evidence they contain aud TO facilitate
searches printed copies o which have been required by
law To be deposited In county ccrs Offices ana Ia pub
nc libraries IN The State, sim going on, aud Is recon
mcnded that the expense thereof b. provided for
general appropriation for the support Of thi. depart
ment.
she date OF last report the EXISTING organ1aoas 81
the National Guard consisted OF hundred and gh
rcgmenls two independent batslions and i've batteries
the gregste force of which reported ~ go OIL
and The whole number OF which armed anu
equipped was II lJl. The organizations now existing
Yellowstone hundrnd aud eight regiments
OF infantTy. three regiments OF cavalry, ono
regiment OF artillery, two battaiions Of artillery
five batteries Of artillery, one battalion OF infantry, one
battalion of cavalry The present aggregate strength H.
so 2ts, Of which there armed and equipped. say
% 900 Tho number Of COMM sons lssned during The
pat year 70 officers Of the National Guard f. l,40I
During the past year IA 900 have been armed aud
eqrapcd leaving about ~ 900 yet 10 be provided with
uniforms, arms aud equipments
The AMOUNT cxpcnfcd during tho year 1906 ont Of ihe
tonai Guard, Is az folows-
For the purch OF s.................. 5000
For the purchase OF accoutreine nts ...... 5s.a9l
For the purchase OF uniforms. ............ l13 30
Total s2i6 G5i
The g1m Of $6i3 35s stated by tn" late Comptroler In
rcp' embrace net only s monevR paid ont ~ The
APPROPRIATION of 1894 OF $500 oc0 and ~" APPROPRIATION
Of $500 100 or 1905. For thc Norsl Quart dHrar ne
hscnl year common Ing the Grit Of October G anf
ending October 7. 1895; bnt cry oypense o. mil lazy
Character Incurred by the Sa'" in~ludrT The dopir.
mont OF the rO'nnnudcr In. ref tho rever star No.
rartmrnts, aud III, amounts paid as rsgimcnia funds
Wi1t proper ION OF this actually paid out In
1854 and what In 1855 the Comptroller does not show
Amendments TO the militia law recommended
IA ~ relates torhe manner of taking and returning
enrolment ~ the militia the manner ~ col
Letting zines; the tenure OF military Once the dvgon
OF dates OF the stan departments Also an ncudnon 10
section l.S, 10 provide just compensation To fhe
chiefs OF tho stan departments Ia time OF pesce.