The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-11


ser~ef - Inspsrsnnt Omcial Orders.
By the recent Issue Of General Order from che Adju-
tant Generals ONCE q Albany ~ vartous ssss Of
division, brigade and rssimsstal commanders ass nov
'recoastruc.ed'' 70 comply with shs snaeadsd Militia
law of the stata BY the change The major generals
gastwo additional officers and also The brsadisr gen.
sssa mo stats Of oolonsas remain the before
, These SIAM will dow b consttutsd - follows:-
commandiBg division ans slant adjuant general TO
DO chief Of staa, with rank Of coopcl inspector,
with rank q colonel; Judge advocate with rank q
ono r. with rank Of lieutenant coonsI quartermsster.
with rank Of lieutenant colonel commassasy Of sab
camp. with rank Of major; one aid decsmp with rank
Of captain. t7fe' asfi stt s#Nf
An assistant sdjatant general with rank Of MAJOR
enenccr, with rank Of major; judge advocate, with
&c .S Of a
With rank Of captain; conmissay o. subsistence With
o sns .s O. & san q
R<0imestaL StqG-T DO appointed BY colonel OF regi
msni:-An adjutant, With rank Of nrst lieutenant;
quartcrmasier, with rank OF hrst lieutenant; comms
sary Of subsistence, with rank Of hrss lieutenant;
surgeon with rank o. MAJOR assistant surasou With
ank Of Ira lieutenant; chaplain with rank Of CAP
By General Orders No en Is announced that s.sno-
gaphess shs ms b employee IN courts martial here,
after except The apprcva Of the judge advocate general
has been nrst obtained. Ts-e @
This regiment vim be inspected At the state Arsenal
corner Of Thiry-nfsh street. and Seventh avenue on
Tuesday evening NEXT May n No persons win b a.
mittsd "a spectators except the members Of tho press
Eleventh Regiment National Gaard Cwash.
iaatsa Riaes,.
battalion drn Of this regiment win take place u
Tompkins square on Thursday next, 10Th instant a
half.past two O'Clock p n.
nav.lvv a n~spf.
The 6rst part Of next week Tomptns square 10 b
used exclusively by cavalry The First regiment Col
Henry Bnker vili assemble there FOR drl % Monday
18th Instant al two O'Clock p y The Third regiment
Colonel John b. Budke Tuesday. llsh iDsssn a The
swif, commanding wedsSsdsy fssa Instant aiss a.
two o'clock p. u
Druamer's Csapesislss DriIl.
A large audience assembled 1t the stadt theatre on
Thursday evening last TO witsea the composition dr
between the Finn and Twelfth regiment drum corps
Tho programme was divided into two pars-ths nns
being disseminated Omitted States Army Calls and the
second 'sGerman Army Gala" During The former the
drum alone used In the latter the buge was intro
duced. Al quarter past eight the curtain rolled up
and discovered the Fifsh Drum Corps drawn up in four
ranks Of seven nies 'front.' wiGhssrgsap either flank
ana Drum Major Bsrchert standing on the LEFT Aner
The applause ceased and the acknowledged By
sssts they won't On and bsas eighteen calls In spis1
again rose when the Twelfth Drum Corps wore seen
standing In seni circle, with Drum Major ssrube d.
rccy 70 front rhey cny numbcred seventeen psrfor-
mers and confined themselves strictly 70 the regular Amy
bsaas Both the sassoo and reveilA a. exscutsd by
latter corps particularly ne and received several
rounds OF applause. The judges named were A fol-
lows:-Drum Majors Bruce, Judson, smith ana Temp
kins ressree-Buter, OF sackeus Harbor No dscison
has bsen given - yek
Esghth Regiment Rccepslen.
The sixth and last reception or the Eighth Regiment
Infantry took place n the srmoy, Centre Market on
Tharsday evening II was . very nns afFAh, and The
committee deserve great praise for the excellent manner
In which they managed mattcrs Bssidss having the
two large drill rooms devoted TO the purposes Of prone
nading and dancing and providing hal cloak and retiring
rooms by the removal or one Of the arm casss. IN
opening through the wall gave entrance 70 The largo
dril room Of the sixth Regiment In which wore two
long tables capable Of SEATING two hundred people,
while the adjoining squad room was turned int .
kitchsa great many Geld and GAT oahosss Of che
Fint Division were present In uniform OaotAin Appl
ton and AdJuant Durfee were particularly attentive 70
the visitors Richardson's band furnished the music.
The only drawback 10 the AMIR the overcrowdsd
state q The rooms making u almost npssbls 70 novs
about 81 times TM 1870 M
PERSONAL MTeltIeENc.