The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-24

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MAJOR Godfrey says that Holman Is elected
Governor Of the State he will be Inspector General
Company G, Eighth regiment, N. G. s. N. Y, Is
working hard to qualify for the competitive drill In
March. number OF excellent recruits have recently
Joined the company.
The Eleventh regiment Colonel Lux, N. G., win
parade for inspection and review on the 9th inst.
General Liebnau, Inspector General, win recon-
mend In his report Of the National Guard that the
inspections be held for the future in the spring OF
the year. It is to be hoped that his recommendation
will be approved.
The Ninety-sixth regiment will soon adopt new
The recent dri OF the Eleventh brigade ar Prospect
Park developed the fact that the Forty seventh reg
ment Colonel Austin, In drill and discipline IS sec
ond to none IN the division. II the officers and men
continue the careful attention to the details OF
discipline and drill which has characterized them
hitherto, the Forty-seyenth will shortly be the best
regiment In the National Guard Company have
set an example to the others by being the first to
provide handsome new uniform. We are satisfied
that the entire regiment viii follow their example.
The rhlrty-seventh regiment will shortly adopt
new full dress uniform, somewhat similar to that
worn by the Seventh.
Surgeon Beur, Nlnety.sixth regiment has been
appointed to the STAFF Of the Second brigade. Another
Beur is General Burgers quartermaster. With the
right and lett Beur IN his possession 1t will be hard
to euchre General Burger.
forms Will meet this week at the armory to adopt
new full dress uniform.
Second Lieutenant James H. Ingersoll, Company
G. Seventh regiment, has been appointed commits
sary the staff Of Colonel Clark, with the rank OF
first lieutenant. Sergeant George G. Meacham was
elected on Monday to fill the vacancy caused by the
promotion OF Lieutenant Ingerso.
The following named offices have been commits
stoned by the Commander-in-Chief in the National
Guard State OF New York, during the week ending
October 17:-
Second Division-Charles II. Hunter, major and
aid-de-camp, with rank September 49, Original
appointment.
with rank September 15 vice s. L. Morse Jr, pro-
NOTED engineer.
Ninth Biigade-Oficers rank October Q. David A.
NOTED engineer; Lansing Pruyn, Jr, qaartermaster,
vice d. A. Teller, appointed ordnance officer; Charles
=. Leland, commissary, vice L. Pruyn, Jr, appointed
Thirteenth BrIgade-Alonzo Putnam surgeon,
with rank July 20, vice Geo. L. Mcdonald, removed
Third Infantry-Leonard r. Welles, adjutant, with
rank september l. vice Corbett, promoted captain;
Isaac b. Tindall second lieutenant with rank Sep
TENDER Il, vice II. Smith, promoted.
Fourth Infantry-Robert p. Robins. captain, with
rank June 8 vice George D; Mott promoted 6a
II, vice F. ]. Steers resigned: John Hook, first
lieutenant, with rank June 8. vice R. p Robins, pro-
Seventh Infantry-Benjamin Parr, second lieuten-
ant with rank September IL, vice L. G. Woodhouse,
Eleventh Infantry-Edward Genzel, captain, with
rank October u.s. vice Louis Knetel, resigned
Charles E. Richter, first lieutenant with rank Octo-
second lieutenant, with rank October ID, vice Rich
ter, promoted.
tenant, with rank September 49, vice K. NJ. Hines.
resigned William II. Tice, second lieutenant, with
10 yse
quartermaster, with rank October g. vice George D.
Smith, resigned.
officers rank october flames NJ Sigourney, cap
tain; DAVID Games. first lleurenang Charles A.
Fifty-fIrst NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M. Barber. cautain.
with rank Septembev 49, vice John w. Sherman. re-
Seventy fourth Infantry-Alfred Lyth second lieu
tenant. with rank September "a vice 0. F. Richards
Seventy-ninth Infantry-Henry Hutchinson first
Lieutenant, with rank August 90, original vacancy
Alexander Croal, second lieutenant, with rank Au-
First Brigade Cavalry-Henry T. Allen, first lieu.
tenant and aid-de-camp. with rank September %,
Third Cavary-John lDiiger, captain, with rank
August 49, vice sauer promoted major; Philip
Munken6eck second lleutenent with rank August
geon, with rank January 10. 1858, Vice Mark Blumen-
thai resigned.
Battalion Washington Grays-Edward H. Kent,
major with rank August 81, 1868, vice s. e. Swift,
The following designations have been accepted
Eleventh Brgade-Major and Engineer Richard r.
Second Infantry-Captain william H. Irving, Oc.
tober Is.
Fourth Infantry-Captain Turner Macan, October
IA; Commlssary Jonn G. Gillespie, october is.
ElcVeiitu neutrality-suspicious. CHarleB bertn OCTOBER
Ii; Captain Louis KNITTED October 49, Second Lieu.
tenant John II. Vessel, october IA.
Twelfth Infantry-First Lieutenant Charles II.
Frost october Is.
Thirty Infanty-Maor VIM. Oscar Roome,
October IA; First Lieutenant j. M. Carmichael Octo
Der IL.
Fifty-four,h Tnfantry-second Lieutenant NJ. J. Ma
lony, october 10.
Seyenty-ninth Infantry-First Lieutenant George
u. stewart October Is; Second Lieutenant William
Mackenzie, october IA.
Eighty fourth Infantry--First Lieutenant william
Rockford, October To-
Battery b, Tenth Brigade-Second Lieutenant
Frederick p. Edmans, October IL.
AS already announced In the HERALD, the Seventy
IRIS. regiment VIII parade on Tuesday evening next
Tor the first time In their new and handsome full
dress uniform. They will leave their armory In Thir-
tysecond street about haf-past three O'Clock, and
will march down Broadway to the City Hall Park,
where they will be reviewed by Mayor Hoffman.