The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28
Daniel Mace.
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Military Visitors.


To morrow lHoncayl, 2gth inst, Company Z, Second
Regiment Connecticut Militia Tor tho New Haven Light
Guard will arrive in this city and be received a; Peck
clip at halfpast six O'Clock by Company X, Twelfth
r glmcnt Infantry, National Guard. After being
corted to the 81 Nicholas Hotel and parasing OF break
fast the Twelfth Regiment boys will proceed with their
guests to the foot Of West Tenth street ard embark
board OF the steamer William Myers, which is chartered
TO convex the party TO Alderncy Park near Railway
". J. Upon returning In the evening the New Haven
folks take short sight Of Gotham by easligh
and leave for home IN the eleven O'Clock evening boat
Official Orders from General Headquarters.
In pursuance OF General Orders No IT, tho Board Of
Examination, which sat at Albany few days ago, have
decided that Colonel d. W. Dunbar Forty FIRST regiment
shall he retained in bis present commando that Captain
Richard Williams. Twenty regiment shall appear
for a second oxamna ION the 19th day OF November
1857 that First Lieutenant John ralmadge, Battery h.
Third DIVISION National Guard has exhibited his fitness
for the position he holds that Second Leutenants T. j.
Edmonds and John E. Smith, OF Battery b. Third divi-
sion National Guard be allowed until November 10 TO
prepare for final examination; that First Lieutenant
4. a. Kelley, Twenty-ihir regiment be permitted to
resiRn that the following officers be dismissed
vice Of the National Guard for failing appear before
the Board Of Examination after being ordered by the
Commander in Chief: Captain s. G Godfrey, sxty.drst
regiment; Second Lieutenant William C. Smith, FRS,
regiment Second Lieutenant William McNulty, First
regiment second Lieutenant William II. Dougherty
Ninth regiment; Second Lieutenant ,. H. johnson
sixiy.frsi regiment This Examining Board will meet
again the armory OF the seventh regiment National
Guard ON the nth day OF September, 1867.
By General Orders No IA, all officers OF the National
Guard contemplating removal from the state or from
the boundaries Of their military districts requested
10 transmit their resignatons in the form prescribed
through the intermediate channels to the Commander
10 Chief.
BY circular from the AdjutantG Generals office II s
required for the future that all returns Of the election
appointment OF officers OF the National Guard the post
ohce address OF the officer elected appointed
be stated in every and the street and number Of
residence being where IL Ia practicable.
Another very important circular ISSUED recently from
these headquarters s In compliance with act OF the
legislature which requires the Board OF supervisors 10
erect rent armories drill and places Of deposit
for the keeping Of the arms, uniforms and equip
ments OF all companies and regiments In the State II
shows that any thirty.two formed into military
company have the power 10 compel the superv
hire or build them suitable armory or drill room. Al
the present me the amount OF money paid out for
for the company quarters % the First Division would
erect quite good sized and substantial edGce for the
use OF the Guard hereaooats