The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-21
Military Ma tiers.
THE LIGHT CUAFD HALL

Tho wen known Tiger ball takes place al the AGA
DENY of Music Thursday evening next, 18th inst The
efforts OF the "rgcrs 10 retain their reputation earned
by years OF experience, OF Giving OF the finest
and most successful entertainments OF the season. pro
mis- grand success. The decorations are TO be on
scale far beyond thing hitherto attempted at the AGA
deny, the idea being TO trnnfoFm the interior OF the
building as much possible The music will as usual
form prominent feature The sale Of tickets already
guarantees full and splendid asscmblagc Of New Yors
iarcs ms Invitations have been extended 10 all the
officials uf the State city and 20 officers OF the army
and navy at present In tho city many OF whom have
accepted the invitation rendered them and viii no oub,
he present II Is likely thn' usual tho Ight Guard
viii suffer- srpass them in their determination 10
make their ball one Of the most successful OF gay
season.
ARRIVAL or THE ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY THIRD
REGIMENT NEW YORK srtTE VOLUNTEERS.
The One hundred and Nineiy regiment New York
State Volunteers numbering hundred men, arrived
In this civ at an early hour yesterday morning. and i'm
rneGately proceeded 70 the New FORK State Soldiers
Drc in Howard street, where they suitably enter
tanned and cared for during their stay by the efficient su
Icinicndcn,, Mr. q. l. Provost Ths regiment was one
recruit after the call for o December 1854
Early last spring they took tho field aud ordered
raie IN any Of the memorable ou sbi there
Since that period the regiment has hccn divided into dc.
Ia hment VIII CHI have been doing duty in various parts
o. Wet Virginia. undcr Generals Emory and Ayers,
where for DISC plinc and sodiery behavior they have
ed the and praise OF their command.
ng general The rrgmcnia headquarters have been nj
HsrTcfs Ferry, at which place they mustered out
ia On early part Of the week. The following Is the
roster q the rcgimont:-
YIELD AND srAFr.
CioH'I-J II. Van Pettcn.
cnsncn Ctnf-J C. Gilmore.
Ngjor--A Morton.
td,y'sn-J H. Wossou.
Qudferm1s'D--C. II. Baily.
Swpcoa-D ". Armstrong.
Asi'iani Syrpcors--A II. 1owkil and L raurcy
Chcpioa-Roy. W. ID. Chase.
crycry A-cap;ain, }. Jones; Lieu,cnants, l. Kro.
cc~piny s-cap,aiu, 4. C. KNAPP; LIeu,enants, D. J.
Meeker, H. Merden.
q nPany c-Cap,an, W. n veror; Liou,enants, D.
c.Mrahs D--captaln, H. II. rrcs,On Licu,cnants, }.
u Brown. J. COble.
cempg"g Captain, n. X. Madison; Leu,cnan,s, n
Mathews. c. II Rhode
Cnpday F-Capiain J. II Hitchcock; Lieutenanis.
u. A Fuller, IT. T. Lindsay.
fompdny S--captain, L. W. Ainsworth; Licuionans,
Smith and crifin.
tonpaDy H--csptan, D. D. s,Opiln; Lieutenant G.
~ fanehort
c ppany E--cap,an - vcky; LIcuicnan,s, Lewis
fomrary K-cap'aln, - Harris; Lieuisnan,s, o.
rfohl n y. smith
All Of these officers are veteran soldiers the greater
number OF them having served since the commencement
Of the war About forty per cent Of ths men are also
veterans
The ono Hundred and Ninc,y.third regiment left on
the Cay OF Hudson for Albany last evening who're they
WA receive their hns discharge and be paid on.
FsuuRy ~ Tim BosroS on TR,px--Tbc failure Of
firm In this city engaged In the petroleum and refinery
Of the same took place yestc ray. Their liabilities are
sad TO be about three hundred thousand dollars Bcan
10.