The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-08

Brcvet Major General Mcdowell, In a circular
dated the 3lst ult requests officers from other COM
mands visiting and temporarily residing in this city
to register their names and address In the Office Of
the Assistant Adjutant General. headquarters Do
partment Of the East.
The spanish army is 106 556 strong, and is CON-
posed as foows:-Forty-one regiments Of infantry
leach two battalions twenty battalons OF chasseur
one regiment Of veterans three battallonsl eighty
battalons Of provincial national guards, eighteen
regiments OF cavalry Of the line, each four or dve
squadrons, and two squadrons Of horse; ten reg1-
ments OF artillery and two or engineers each Of two
battalions This is exclusive OF the Royal HalbeE-
THE The conduct Of the unemployed soldiers Of tina
Union In this city at present who are endeavorang
to discover way to Cuba and fight, reminds us OF
q certain Polish oflicer whose name begun In ''rows
and ended In '.whiskey, who called on the PrefecE
Of Police in Paris during the Exhibition and re-
quested to be informed If there Yves war going on
anywhere in which he could have share. He was
so impecunous that he could not afford to buy
paper.
the Seventh regiment, N q. s. N. Y, will parade
tomorrow In full uniform and viii be reviewed at
Washington Parade Ground by General 8. @. Marvin,
Adjutant General. The regimental line will be
formed in La ayette place a. halfpast two
Broadway to Union square, up Fourth avenue
to Twenty-third street. through Twenty third street,
avenue, and down Fifth avenue to Washington Pa
rade Ground. The review will take place at four
SsoSx after which tine regiment VIII proceed down
thence up Broadway and around Union square, and
return to the Armory.
ment, takes place on Wednesday evening next. Mr.
NJ. X. Pearsall. G. J. McCombe, f. d. Murray, o. B.
Sanger and G. G. Camerden, the Committee OF Ar
rangements for the reunion. are confident that the
affair will be creditabe to tho company and TO the
Colonel and Brevet Brigadier General william wiz
son publishes card announcing the death OF Flrss
Lieutenant J. J. Heary, late AdJutant Sixth regi-
listed men of the regiment are invited to attend tho
funeral, which will take place to-day, from St
O'Clock.
The Twenty-third regiment National Guard, OF
the Academy Of Music ErooSyn evening
There Is every reason TO believe that the concert
VIII be largely and iaslonaby attended, and that 10
Governor elect Hoffman will have hard time or
1t until he appoints the members OF hts STAFF. The
number OF officers who of the National Guard) want
10 be Inspector General Is surprising, and the posi-
lions OF Adjutant General Quartermaster General
General Marvin proved himself to be most efficient
Adjutant General, and did much to perfect tho
organization OF the National Guard. There are
number OF candidates for positions the siafr bus
IL il to be hoped that the interests OF the National
Guard WIN DC consulted 9y tne Governor elect and
Colonel Wilcox, Ninth regiment, has applied for an
order for the consolidation OF companies and X
The small number paraded by both these companies
at the annual inspection fully warrants the appics-
ton. The Ninth must nave another company.
IL Is stated that the Seventh regiment intends to
encamp for o week nc Saratoga Springs or some
point on the Hudson river during ext summer. The
only objection to the proposition which deserves 10
be encouraged Is thai one week would not be enough
Let 1t be two or three weeks AZ least.
Further concerning the SEVENTH
James H. Ingersol has been appointed Commisse-
~ and George G. Meshan recently elected Second
Lieutenant, vice Ingersol MIR. Graham having re-
signed the baton John Smith Will for the future hour
ish as Drum Major. Major Q. II. Meady is detailed
for the supervision OF company instruction during
Major General shaler notifies the First division in
general order that should its services be required
ut any time hereafter 20 aid the civil authorities In
quelng riot, and suficent time not being allowed
to issue written verbal order, twelve strokes In
rapid succession repeated four times upon the tower
bells OF the Metropolitan Fire Department will be
sounded Upon hearing the signal the ofloers and
men will assemble at their respective armories in
fatigue dress and await orders. Win somebody tread
ON the tail OF somebody's coat9
special orders No. $50 from Albany says
The appeal OF Captain Adam Hamyn, First rcgi-
ment cavalry, National Guard, from decision OF
brigade court martial First cavalry, National GuaIos
ment, s hereby dismissed and tho decision OF the
court sustained. The evidence In this case, - re-
yesea By me proceedings WIN not 1s Warrant 'u'
While the conduct OF Captain Ress y not Jlstnae
BILE yet that Of Captain Hsmm Is NOT wnony Wisnout
censure. q
The commandant Of the regiment should regulate
the existing differences without recourse 70 court
martial.
the city on Evacuation Day, November 25
Is Is expected that the Seventy-nrst regiment VIII
give grand reception at the Academy OF Music on
bufd an armory for this regiment on the corner Of
Sixth avenue and Eortieth street.
The y rsgm es HolSne, :; ,Sc s
arsenal Thfrty-flfth street and Seventh avenue, for
battalion drill, as foows:-Tlursday, November 5,
1855; Thursday. November 70, 1868; Friday. Deem.
btr l. 1865; Tuesday, December ~, 1903. Line vin
be formed Of eight O'Clock L. Ill, precisely.