The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-28
MILITARY NOTES.

The grand event OF next week in National Guard
circles will be the Ninth regiment ball at the Aca-
deny or Music. The committee has been a long
time engaged In preparing for It, and has performed
he arduous work entrusted to 1t In manner that
w be % py se ae
deny on Tuesday, the 9th OF January.
Il was announced N this column some months
the Eastern district OF Brooklyn. The movement
has assumed better shape, and 1t Is quite pro-
bable that the organization will soon be completed
Brooklyn Ia to have new arm0ry at the corner OF
Stage street and Brunswick avenue. The Twenty
eighth infantry and the Second cavalry will be
the organizations benedted by the erection Of the
building.
The Thirty-seventh regiment has succeed ed,
through the active exertiOns OF Captain Cox and
Lieutenant Owens, In obtaining the approval OF q
requistlon for 500 uniforms. Owing to tue reslgna-
has d Hs on FIRST Lieutenant Frank owens.
The Twenty-third regiment brooklyn National
GuaEd commanded by Colonel \. {: Ward was pre-:
sented with Q stand OF coors by Adjutant General
Marvin, behalf Of the State, at the State Arsenal
Brooklyn. on Wednesday evening last
Perhaps the worst feature In our army 0rganlZa-
tion IL the absence OF any system OF exchange. In
the military services OF France and England reg
N Of
certain period. In this country, however, some
regiments are apparently singled out for perpetual
sirable localities. For instance, the Fifth United
States artillery has been stationed In the South since
s @ feys al % q
and the remaining batteries occupy Key West, Bar.
rancas. Fla, and Forts Macon and Johnson; N. o.
The extract from letter from M. Arthur Mattel,
the talented sergeant MAJOR OF the Fifth, which we
published yesterday, gives lively picture OF the
blessed locality first mentioned 1t Ia time that this
regiment should be relieved by some other; and, In
deed II ID time that the entire administration OF the
army should be overhaued.
Thirty seventh observation-disclosures II. Roadway, First
Lieutenant, Company A; Hamlet Hart, Second Lieu
tenant, Company A. Lieutenant Roadway, at the or
tenant OF Company A. and was senior lieutenant Of
the regiment, but resigned early in 1862; Cortland
Starr as First Lieutenant OF Company G.. Leuten.
an: starr was formerly Second Lieutenant OF Com
pany l. II. w. Murphy has been elected Second
The following battalion drills OF the Ninetysixth
regiment (by Wings win take place at the State
Arsenal during the months OF January and February
next:--isight wing Companies +, 9, n, "A ana q ON
Thursday, January Z, and Thursday, February 4.
Left wing, companies f. A, d, and |, ON Thursday,
January Il, and Thursday, February Is. The respec
tive companies will assemble for these drills at the
state Arsenal at half-past seven O'Clock y. M. on
each Of the stated days The following changes are
ger Of Company II. Appointments Toussaint,
OF Company II. to be hospital steward Of this regi,
Company q: Francis Kohler, Of Company and
Frederick LANCE, OF Company ii, to be quartermas
Ter sergeanls Oh Iner respective c0mpam,es, me
70 report In writing, giving at the same time their
residence TO the quarteraster Of the regiment First
Lieutenant George kreischer, at 80 Goerck street.
promenade concert OF the First regiment infantry
fiawkns' Zouaves) viii take place this (Mondayl
evening, December %, at the Apollo Hall, corner OF
Twcnty-eighth street and Broadway. The music
will be furnished by Theodore Thomas orchestra.
Lieutenant Colonel Perley, Major Webster Captain
Dobbs and Lieutenant Barthnan compose the COM
mttee.
the following named ofrcers have been commits
stoned by the Commander n-Chief In the National
Guard during the week ending December 49,
Tenth Regiment frvdntru.-Wilam A. Lindsay
captain with rank December T. vice David q. Our
tiss resigned; DAVID w. Young, first lieutenant
rank December 7, vice 7. v. Wolcott, resigned
Michael Schneider, captain, with rank December 9,
vice =. +. Jones, removed from district; william H.
jennings first lieutenant, with rank December -
vice NJ. Scheldler, promoted,
George N. Clute, captain with rank Oct0ber 80 vice
J. r.. Erwin, removed from district.
First Regiment Cdpuhv-New company organized.
Onicers rank October 20. Gottlieb kunz, captain;
M. Isenmann, first lieutenant; Joseph Fleischl,
second lieutenant; Edward Haenser, second lieu
tenant; q. Machemester, second lieutenant, vice
Gottlieb Kunz, promoted.
RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED.
rim Re0fment-Second Lieutenant John M Car
lehman, December TO-
Seventh Regiment second Lieutenant J. W. Ben
sci, December 10.
Ninth Regiment.-First Lieutenant Alex. McCook,
December "; Second Lieutenant George W. J. Coles,
December 10.
Tsceldh Repfment-First Lieutenant George 8.
Burger, December 10.
Nineteenth Regirnenk Second Lieutenant James Q.
Crist, December Is.
FVsvss1n Re0tmen.-C Colonel Eugene lie Gal, De.
Ninstv.Srn Regiment r. Konlbergcr,
December 10