The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-21
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Twenty-second Regiment Infaniry. u. g..
The armory Of this regiment IL now undergoing SO

Twenty second Regiment Infaniry, n. q.
The armoy Of this regiment 10 undergoing some
change PRIOR being occupied by The american Insti
tute their coming fair to take place 10 September
The music balcony the south side Of the large drill
room which occupied tho centre OF the WALL is 10 DO
extended to reach along the entire side similar
balcony TO be put the north side OF the room
to afford more space and give spectators more ex-
tensive view
There has been some talk OF an encampment OF this
regiment during the ensuing fall but the project does
not seem TO meet with much favor among the members
anu u is not likely to be consummaisd this year.
company y OF tina regiment, which visited Pough-
dedication Of the soldiers Monument a. thu. place,
report that they met with somewhat shabby eatent
the company received singh. attention
A new company Of this regiment numbering over
sixty men, under the command OF Lieutenant. Heath,
made its initial parade on tho 4th It is composed
OF several old members transferred from COMPANY b.
which had grown out OF numerical proportion and
some twenty nve new recrui.s There's tank OF try
ing effect transfer OF this organization from tIe
Fourth TO the First brigade, TO sand wich the in
between the Twelfth and seventy nrst regiments We
have no doubt II General Aspnwall should favor tho
MATTER it would DO a. once approves and carried
New Company I'm First Infantry (Hnwkin,
Zounvcs.)
company in the First regiment Of infantry has
inst been started under the OF ex-eutenant
Colonel J. W. Marshall OF the Tenth New York vOun-
teen, who the cap.aincy II bids fair to pros
por. They intend TO show themselves IN public on
Thursday, August 49, 81 Romans Well near Flushing,
Long Island at which place they will have their first
annual excursion.
Cavalry Military Matters.
On Wednesday evening last an election for junior
Second Lieutenant held in Troop Third regiment
cavalry. After the was over the members moved
to ssrenade the newly elected officer and accordingly,
accompanied BY band Of music proceeded to his
dence the Of Mott and Broome streets After
being duly welcomed by Lieutenant George Snyder tho
fortunate aspant for shoulder straps interchang
ing mutual friendly good Wishes ii decided to visit
Colonel John H. Budkes quarters, in Centre Market
place, before adjourning Tho Colonel was awak-
ened by tho sound Of the buge and he could
get his eyes open and espied number Of tho officers
and men of his regiment to do him 80 much honor
a; such early hour In the morning, he at invited
them in to take something Scarcely had they accepted
Of the invitation, however, when in walks Mr.. Police
Roundsman, who asks II Colonel Budke has got any
permission giving away refreshments at that hour
of the night The answer OF course is mo- neither
Colonel T. else had supposed the day before
they would be tDero at such time Remonstrsnce and
explanations were OF no avail. The arrest made,
and tho Colonel OF the Third regiment cavalry National
Guard dragged on 10 tho neighboring station house
charge of violating the Excise law. The SER
geant al the station house decided TO hold him prisoner
until morning, when the eaken before Justice
Hogan, who promptly ordered the OF the Colonel
and upon dismssirg the the officer about his
business with reprimand Had it not been for
The coolness and j. sment displayed by the captain Of
the troop, Geor2e w. -auer, the officer have lost
his life fhe aar created considerable talk among
our German military friends.
On Wednesday .ith inst, troop C, Third regi-
mept cavalry, will rct heir nineteenth annual tar.
get excurs on and tI- annual celebration Of the de-
parure OF the Third tfa'nG cava'ry battalion for the
seat Of war; The rou.i ii assemble at the OF
Eonston and Essex sis. at haif-past O'Clock,
and proceed direct 70 Bellevue Garden Egheth street.
On Wednesday, August ~, troop G. Captain Hamm,
will proceed ~ East New York for the purpose OF
brating their annual target This organization
IL noted for Their happy and enthusiastic gatherings.