The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-02

saperuemerarv General Onlcers.
The following rs accurate iist Of retired genera
officers OF the National Guard who have rpdered super
Dumerasy by the amended laws Of 1850, viz;--MajoI
General Charles W Sanford, commanding Fr-t division
Major General John T. Cooper commanding Third dis
sion Major General Samuel :. burnside commanding
tiith division nsior Gcneral William O Brown, com.
manding sixth division, MAJOR General William :.
Fullerton, commanding Seventh division; Brgaiis 7
GenerM chas B spieer, commanding Frst brigade,
Brigadier General William Hail. commanding Third
brigade; Brisaaler General Henry A samson, command
ing Eghh brigade Brgader General Darius Aiien, com.
mandng Tenth brigade Briaader General Geo. n Dan
Iorh, commanding Eighteenth brigade; Brgadier
General 'siylh J. Chamberlain, commanding rhirtieth
nrisahe, bnshdlof General Aaron Riley, commanding
fhrtysecond brigade The above list or retired officers
are required % po 70 the Adiutant General pursuant
10 section 10 Of the Military Code
Complimentary, letter "a General Han.
Brigader General lillian Hail. Of the Third rgade
National Guard, State u New York on retiring from the
command Of this brigade, letter from the IN
aforementioned officers. They regretted that his with
drawa from the command had occurred In any other
way than by bis voluntary ref nation. They stated
that u was now nearly twenty-five years since he
elect 10 the command, and that during that time the
brigade had steadily improved N military organization
discipline and numbers These officers oxnrcased their
appreciation OF his unvaryinr kindness gentlemanly
conduct In the performance OF the dues with
ms position, aud also thor admiration for his energy
and Jromptness In acting with the civil aulhor,ios VI
all tie emergencies thai have arisen IN city which
required The aid of tho militia rhoy passed high cnco.
NUNS On his personal character AZ citizen solder ard
gentleman. 1hg letter silned by the following ON.
GERS --CaIonoI j. ~ varan. Eighth regiment; Colonel
Emnsons Clark Seventh: Colonel Eusen. lie Gal FIFTY.
nm Colonel VIM ~ fsnar, thirty seventh; Colonel
Leetenant Colonel weniworth. Eighth; Leutenan,
Colonel Geo. r. HAYES. seventh, Lieutenant Colonel
Allen, fnty hlth Lieutenant Colonel iraine, Ninth
Lieutenant Colonel p.rley, First huior Carr
Eighth MAJOR j. B. Young, seventh MAJOR Geo
pusenberry, Thirty seventh, and haJos tanning Ninth
Ninth New York state National Guard.
A. AtwsA4
lfgly third New York voun,eersl held last Friday
evening, the ormory IN Tscnty-sxih street. between
Seseo,h aud Eighth avenues IL accordance with spre
vious notice Tor The parpose ~ completing veteran
orgaailai on TO be knosn a. company About sixiy
o. mo old members present the majority re,a ming
that unisIiins token Of shons their 'pbiz,
ufly car ~ appeared 10 enter with a zeal. and II
indications do not mislead IL VIII he s'the company ~
Inc hnprn CITY, and ~ cannot tail IN spirit OF
emulation and nvslr, among tha other companies which
VA y iime max. dilarchc. the iiy Gusrd y
and iing fully up the standard of is palmy days
when 4 was thu city'g beaa ,deal Of a mill orr amin
ton. captain John A. palrymplo called upon
" preside, With captain john J. Van Aisi, Jr, Woe
pr"sdsoi fne meeting addressed by Adutant
Brooks, explaining, ~ answer 20 some queries tho
rights . The ncn 70 The allowance Of the time durns
the war hr stating ~ substance that 10 shoold al
lowed ntd counted Nominations were made for con-
msione ionrcrs he elected at next meeting 10 b.
hcid a ur tim 10 DO specified by Colonel wilcox his
order FOR election soon ~ bc iSsncd.
vote II thanks was unanimously adopted 10 rho
por'er of the HERALD present, and few remarks
sompliiDcf ting that ia. Z" ,ise newspaper 81
America and referring - ts sseadfs.t loyalty aud snp
port % the bo,g ~ blue =
Eleventh " cgiment National Guard.
rgos,srAt oEDrps. NO. 10
bsipouiutas HANNA krclsIsr, \. v. A. a.,
NV YoHs. Sep. ~ l~8
IL Iurssn'. n cnesAi ORDER No from brigade head
guAferN fhis trrimcn All parade ~ iu iaugue drr~s.
fy armed fd iiprad for snuna vi alecliun and revte
lnurssiss 1s'pbe, ~ Rsg,nep,i In. viii
6reat Jonas s'is~t Hosery hall past rgAt
O'Clock A. " precisely f,nid p,an uI report
mounted 10 tbr onaand.nt At the tas and place.
y rompsn, csy'nin II. Hrannhald vu Dri the oiors
10 'I- ground rlu Ma hand and cunr viii
rr'"r, T. 'ap1a hfsanaold = ae AImoy, a ssht
o'tlyfb \, ~. k4afp NoHafpnb ss,oued sltr Il
eorrs VIII report ne al tart teo nnn'ss hefore forma.
tiot The ecnIa ~. regpieal Viii ns.d.
fatigue dfss- fne-l4r prtobsr iO rqlpr@d
Tor military os,stlon snd dFlli Rrsiuenai line vili
formed on fomps square, rigbt A. 4 mo
O'Clock y ~. iisa and .gsf onieer. WI frpa
20 ths coninand.n 4 tue ine and NDneon.
mi-soned STAT md rum cos Wi report y n. aaJusat
TIN minutes before formation The viii be hso4gh
the ground The regular dri viii
Ut day OF Dctol@r tnccf.. stoned
pgsAie- viii do ther aos 70 perfect Themselves
tary discipline and In By oder "
l~urnaia Colonel IF~ry Lux
sommasiing Eissenth regiment