The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-08
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

The gallant ana ilustrOus Twelfth has not as yet
accepted the challenge of the Montgomery Guard
Two unsatisfactory victories were the cause Of the
destruction OF famous army, and o second compe-
tition drill la T0mpkins square might possibly
complete the decentralization of the terrible Twelfth
The instructions issued nom the headquarters Of
the Twenty-second regiment for the guidance Of
officers and men during the campaign at Long
Branch are very precise. Fatigue caps are to be
suspended from the left button on the back Of the
jacket" &C. The calls to be sounded during the
campment might be better arranged. Revee (roll
calD is fixed for five O'Clock A. NJ and the first call
for guard mount at quarter to six second call six
o'clock Breakfast call will be sounded at half past
six O'Clock. BY this arrangement the prvates will
have to discard Upton in favor of Scott and take "a
hasty plate Of soupn on post. The rules for firing
are excellent but longer range than two hundred
yards might be provided. Five hundred yards should
be the minimum distance In practising with the regu-
latiOn rife.
White pantaloons will be permitted at the hop this
evening week. but the dropping portion OF the plume
worn by the members OF the regiment will. be cur
tailed. Five tickets to the hop will be issued to each
member The following named members OF the
Twenty-second have been expelled for 'habltual
fnes"-Privates r. G. Fessenden Henry NJ. Fleming,
Wilhelm Jung, John J. Rice, Henry P. Neels, Charles
Breath, H. c. Clark, Charles +. Scribner, Melvin A.
Gardner, Nj. L. L. Ball and Samuel W. Thomas.
The following appointments In the Twenty second
regiment have been announced In general Orders:-
To be quartermaster, vice Bunker absent one year
unexcused commssary w. @. Rogers.
To be cOmmlssary, vice Rogers appointed quarter
master, Robert Pard0e, Jr.
The following named persons have been commits
stoned by the Commandern Chief In the n. Y. $. N.
q. during the week ending August /, 1861
Fourteenth Regiment InJdnt1'v-Joseph IL. Fender
CAST, second lieutenant with rank from June rs,
vice Joseph G. Hyer, resigned.
Ticenty.trSt Regiment Hlfdntty.-Joseph II. Mar
SHALL second lieutenant colonel, with rank from July
l, 1868, vice Harvey q. Eastman, resigned; Hartman
Near, captain, with rank from June g. vice william
G. Burnett resigned; George II. Abbott, captain,
with rank from July 8, vice II. Near promoted;
Nicholas B. Hutton, second lieutenant, with rank
from June g. vice G. +. Paulmiere, promoted: Thos.
s. Parker quartermaster, with rank from June rs,
vice J. Ii. Marshall, promoted.
Fy1v.tt,st Regiment Iltintr'U-Wm. A. Stone, adj
jutant, with rank from July "a, vice George A. Os-
trander, resigned John Connolly captain with rank
from July l, vice J. Randall, prOmOted; jeremiah
Lamey first lieutenant, with rank from July IL, vice
John Connolly, promoted; John MuldOon second
NOTED; John J. Phillips, first lieutenant, with rank
from July h. vice c. G. Lott, resigned; Judson b.
Crow, second lieutenant, with rank from July Is,
vice Remington resigned.
The following designations have been accepted by
the Commander-in-Chief during the week ending
August L.
Second Regiment Cdudty-Assistant Surgeon
Charles II. Williams July u.
Seuenty. fourth Regiment hUfdnt''v-Captain Robert
H. voas July 90
Eightv-thi;d hydnbp--Tirst Lieutenant James
Shannon, July q; Second Lieutenant John Van
Deusen, July q.