The New York herald., 1868-12-13
MILITARY NOTES.

The Twelfth regiment National Guard has adopted
full dress uniform, consisting OF dark blue dress
coat, trimmed with white light blue trousers white
stripe; mazarine blue dress hat with white pompon
and white cross belts. The uniform Is handsome
and snowy, and will cost, including alteration Of
equipments, $33 TO- AT q recent election in the
Twelfth Quartermaster Sergeant John II. Horsia
was elected second lieutenant OF company and
Sergeant William I. Shaw first lieutenant OF ID COM
pany. Lieutenant Horsfall was adjutant OF a Con-
ncctlcut regiment during the war.
During the concert gwen by the Twenty-second
regiment on Thursday evening Charles T. Stetson
Jr. OF the Stetson House, Long Branch, was pre-
sentcd by the officers and members Of the regiment
with q set Of complimentary resolutions, handsomely
engrossed and framed, in recognition OF his kind
ness during the encampment OF the Tgenty-second
ut Long Branch.
The soldiers Of the armies OF the Tennessee. the
Cumberland, the Ohio and Georgia meet in Chicago
ON the 18th and 10th instant TO "unite In general
reunion, to cement more closely the old friendships
of the field and to revive the recollection OF those
years which must always claim place and precedence
amid the tanner recollections of lifetime" Gene.
rails Grant, Sherman, Thomas, Sheridan, Scbpfed,
Slocum and Howard, and most OF the corps division
and brigade commanders VIII be present. Lieufen-
ant General Sherman VIII deliver the address VI well
come IN Crosby,s Opera House on Tuesday evening.
General w. Seebach was serenaded on Tuesday
evening by the officers oil the rlItn regiment NATIONAL
Guard and q company under Captain Meyer at his
house In Eighty fourth street. General Bendlx,
Colonels Lux. krehbiel, Hlidebrand and Steinway
were also present
Two batteries of the First artillery National Guani
paraded the 9th INST as funeral escorts battery ii
do honor to the remains Of It's first sergeant, John
A. Juppenack, aud battery To bury one oi It's men,
bers.
Company E. Twelfth regiment, n. g., will give an
exhibition drill and promenade concert on Thursday
evening next, at Irving Hail. As thls company
seems determined that Inc pubic sna not icrget u,
there VIII be a far opportunity for Criticism on
Thursday night.
First Lieutenant John Il. Dowley Company I,
Twelfth regiDent, has been detailed 10 command
Company A, Captain Bacon anu Lieutenant Burger
having rendered their designations.
The annual election for civil officers OF Company
II. Twenty-third regiment, for the ensuing year,
held at the arnory on Wednesday evening" Decem-
Der 2 The following gentlemen were chosen:-
President, Homer H. smith; Vice President, Hamil-
ton Fulton; secretary, Charles carroll; Treasurer
Arnold r. Dpckwitz; Directors, Charles ). Barkinan
and Conway NJ. jenkins; Court Martial, VIM. q.
sands, Homer L. smith. Arnold i. Duckwitz, Chas.
$. barkman and Thomas Wildes, Jr.
Drum Major Gardiner A. Strube, OF the Twelfth
regiment has been ofciay notified tnat his system
Of Instructions for the drum and fife has been ap-
proved by the secretary OF War.
The First regiment, hawkins Zouayes, will give a
grand promenade concert al Apollo Han, corner
Twenty-eighth street and Broadway, on Monday
evening, December 23 1865 Music viii be furnished
ior the occasion by Theodore Thomas.
The following named officers have been commits
stoned by the COMMANDMENTS chief In the National
Guard, state OF New York, during the week ending
December 81
ThUteenn Drigode.--seymour birch, quarfermas-
ter, With RANK November -, vice Cnaiies T. Ningar
resigned
rim Regiment Iajualy.-w william Roos. second
lieutenant, with rank November 20, Vice Anthony
FIeefcf, promoted.
hi0hh Regiment h.Jdnhy.--ilcnry Bernard, see
0nd lieutenant, With rank November ~, vice LcFy
Conn., resigned.
Totnib-0.0d ResiD1ut lgmnbV.-franklp Cot,