The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-29
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MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.

Inspection and Muster Of the Twenty SECOND
and Scvcnty-Nnth Regiments, N. G. s. N. z.
The expectations OF national guardsmen were
raised 10 high pitch by the announcement that tho
Twenty second regiment which has long aspired to
equal the Seventh In drill and discipline, would b
inspected and mustered yesterday at Tompktns
who expected to see nne review were not dtsap.
pointed. The regiment came on the ground In CT
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every reason,to be proud or his command. Leaving
out two or three errors which were more OF omission
Iebep ~ was spenddy conducted. The drum
corps was In the rear Of the band when the regiment
surned out with it. which was not the case in the
reviews OF the other regiments. The regiment
Common time had been well performed. The move
ment was splendidly executed, distances were well
preserved, and the company fronts were very good.
Some would not have done well at common
time. Every officer saluted properly. The field
and stan were mounted; the men hal on
fact, the equipment of the regiment was perfect.
Its martial appearance elected the applause OF
mannaSres. II would have been respectful to the
Twenty second and TO the Seventy ninth II General
Aspinwall, who accompanied the reviewing onicer.
had appeared In full uniform. The following Is the
strength Of the regiment present and absent-Pield
and stafr-present Q: absent, 6-total s. Non-com.
Band-present, 40. Company A.-44 present, 26 alb
sent; g--es present absent; c:-Se present II ab.
absent; F-4s present is absent; Go present, as
absent; H.-s4 present, 81 absent; Ia3 present, 20
present and absent, 66i. 1t viii be observed that
b. Company il usual the largest. Since last in
spection another company has been formed from
it ovsrn wing ranks.
The seyenty-ninth Is small regiment, but It's ma
tcrial Is good II was reviewed YESTERDAY by Gen.
eral fiebenau the square, and Its appearance was
excellent the sautes OF the officers were, on tue
whole, good, but the salute OF DR.. L. +. Beck the
surgeon or the command, was very correct II ap
pears that there are upwards OF hundred men In
they mean at Albauya Has our magnificent National
Guard no rights that politicians are bound To re-
Bpects
Inspection and Muster Of the Sixty.Ninth and
Eleventh Regiments, N. q. =. Ny.
The sixtyninth regiment was inspected and
mustered on Monday at Tompkins square. The up
pearance OF the regiment was on the whole, good.
IL would he well, however. 1t would sink its dis
tinc.ive Irish character and join IN with a native
organization Il does not as military body, repro
glorious name and should be preserved. Who viii
undertake to raise regiment OF Cets worthy OF tho
Sxy-ninth Is AS. There were present on parade
3ls and 127 were absent.
THE ELEVENTH REGIMENT.
Colonel Lux, commanding the Eleventh regiment
n. q. s. y. y, has every reason to be satisfied with
the result Of his abors In organizing his command.
National Guard IN mo dscpne and dr e was ps
raded for review and inspection on Tuesday at
ance when In line OF battle. The review
was conducted with very few errors. rho
men steady in me ranks seemed
prompt in obedience to their or1cers and as far as
could be judged from single days observation ap-
peared 10 DO soldiers worthy OF the great State they
serve. Tne regiment u e6a strong ei2 paraded Of,
Tuesday and so were absent. Colonel Lux can make
this regiment follow closely on the heels OF more
pretentlous organizations and no doubt he will
The Twenty-second and seventy-ninth reginents
mustered yesterday, finish the annual inspection.
The HERALD OF Tomorrow will contain the con-
second divisions, National Guard, State OF New
York. for tha present year.