The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-15


II is very gratifying to know that the members OF
the Seventy-irst regiment who have the welfare OF
tho National Guard at heart-and they TIRE the
majority OF the reglment-have determined to bring
to punishment those members who, after the inspec-
ton Oh Thursday evening last conducted themselves
in such outrageous manner In the public streets.
Attention Saturday called to the conduct Of the
men alluded to In these columns, not because such
thugs have not been done by members OF other
regiments, but simply because the seventy first 10
regiment which has a reputation that should not
DO lost by the action OF few men. There arc COM
mands IN the militia, sad to say, who do not care
PMS point whether they conduct themselves pro-
pery or not when in uniform on the street. and
scores Of the members OF which are met with alter
drills or entertainments In uniform In places that
disgrace the UNIFORM and conducting themselves
a. gentlemen should not Exposure to such
regiments would be nothing But to o regl-
ment like the Seventy first, denuncaton OF taeir
bad members serves but to rouse the good
members TO the work OF getting rid Of them. The
adjutant OF the command, is pleasing to note, has
already sgnifed his intention Of having the conduct
OF the men who acted SO improperly sifted to the
bottom. In this connection 1t might be suggested
that II commandments Of regiments SHOULD give their
men to understand that for any one Of them to be
discovered in uniform In liquor store, or In the
street under the influence OF liquor dismissal would
be che inevitable result there would be less Of the
disgraceul scenes In the streets after drills mill
terry balls which have OF late become altogether too
frequent
The First division Will parade on the 2sth inst, IN
celebration of the evacuation Of the city by the Bril-
tish. The Eleventh brigade or the Second division
will come over to New York to join In The line The
parade will be up town.
Colonel Dakin, OF the Thirteenth Brooklyn regi-
rent, has been elected Brig adler General OF the
Fifth brigade, Second division.
The State Examining Board will meet at the State
Arsenal on the 29th inst. Several officers have
already been ordered before it.
In circular addressed TO his regiment Colonel
Wilcox SAYS
that Of The First army sorps ana lie saory Of coarades
q: s M nG ysa &c
Of the Ninth was among tao Hrst 70 repair TO the hsd at
imporsan. as parade. eersnoHy Are assnirsmsa.
ese zoos Of s so n he "nds
attention duty hard and earnest labor in tho drill
esans as1ins viosnoe preserve dons.sc ,raaqaty
I 70 the aa 1aa
tlous performance of every military duty.
The following named persons have been commits
stoned oy the Commaader-in-Chief la the ". q. D. n
Y. during the two weeks commencing October 2o
1859, and ending November O. 1867
Eleucf.M 5,tgade.-Theodore Livingston, captain
and ade-de-camp, with rank from october z5 VICE
r. nj. Rhodes, resigned.
first Reoinpent Caral3V.-william r. vries second
lieutenant, with rank from September 20, vice George
Acry, promoted,
First Regiment h,Ttte,v.-HeDry Q. A. Kausschau,
nrst lieutenant, with rank from September 80 vice
John II. Bauer, resigned; Fabian July, second lieu
tenant, with rank rom September 30, vice II. q, a.
TsIis REGIMENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS W. RAIDER
second lieutenant with rank from September ~,
vice Bernhard Hufnegel. promoted; +. w. Ludwig
GeisIer, captain, WITH rank nom October 4, vice
Henry scharoh resigned; Henry otto, FIRST lieutea-
ant, with rank from October l. vice Anthony Els
Et1ls1 Regiment TaraatV.-George D. Scott
Colonel with rank from OCTOBER Is, vice William s.
Carr, resigned.
I,centy.Se05ad Regiment n,raatp.--Josah Porter,
colonel with rank from october ii, vice w. W.
nse' wt S,g rank rom October p vss Josiah
Porter promoted David >. Brown major, with rank
from october II, wee John 4. Camp promoted.
ner captain, with rank from october 10 vico " W.
Obernier promoted; John scnweizer, second lieute
naut with rank from october 20, Vice Pnilp Bren-
nor, promoted; Ferdinand schnopp, second lieuts
nart, with rank from october 20, vice George
schilng, moved; Joseph H. Prendergast. first lieu
tenant, with RANK from January !, vice George A,
Sakhell moved; Charles 3. H. Xinsky, second lieu
tenant, with rank from January Z, vice Jossspn II.
Prendergast, promoted Samuel Hawthorn Jr., frat
lieutenant, WITH rank from February Is, vice Pulp
Bfenner, promoted.
FViv.iIin Regdaem huannp.-.Gdward II. Yeu-
MASTER first Lieutenant, with rank from september
"A, vice Jacob Muller. resixned; Jacob Hay first
lieutenant, with rank firm october /, vice PAU
Waiter, promoted.
sereng.1irst Re9i'ntst T1,f1nnv. s. STAN
~, Jr, hf5t leutc ant with rank from 0cSober 20,
vice Ii. II. ParkiI, resigned.
Ntaetv-stItls E9gta,eat Tnhtnry.-Andrew stauf,
lieutenant Colonel, with rank nom October 10, vice
u. ~. tdnkpart resigned.
Ine following designations OF omcors nave pcen
Acceptgd during the same perlod:-
FIST Brigade CdpaifV.--Quarlcrmaseer Henry i.
| Aaen, November 8.
! Thtrd Bri0ade.-Commissary Abnar Mellen, Jr,
/ November 6; First Lieutenant ana Aiddc-Cenl
| Samuel II. Hail, November 9.
| FIRST Regiment il6inav-Second Lieutenant
| Balth2sar Euler, November o.
| Fourteenth Regiment Ilfrnfp-Second Lieu
tenant John RI. Fisher, November Captaia William
r. Turbelle, November 4; Captain Lewis NicAoss
| Novembcr4
/ NiaetpstTth Regiment NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/ Colonel Andrew Stauf, November 8; Adjutant tier
mann Certzen, November 0; Second Lieutenant
| Hermann Hauslnnnn, Eovembe @: Commissary Jon Il