The New York herald., 1869-05-02
MILITARY NOTES.

The Forty yseventh Brooklynj on the 18th inst Will
hold a drill review and civic reception. The whole
armory on the occasion will be thrown open for the
inspection Of visitors and promenade concert VIII
wind up the festivities. MAJOR Rogers and Leuten-
ants Brown and KnifIen are the committee OF
arrangements.
The Fifty-hith regiment Colonel Allen, assembled
for inspection Of uniform drill and instruction
on the 23d ult The battalion was exercised IN the
manual, marching by the nank column OF lours
column Of fours breaking from right to march to the
left, column Of fours breaking right and left into
column Of companies, and great number Of other
movements, including loading and firing. The reg-
ment presented an exceedingly fine appearance.
On the 18th inst this command viii have street
parade, when it will be reviewed by the Mayor.
| Adjutant Philip +. Smith, of the Fifth regiment
| was on Wednesday evening last elected major, In
| place Of William Seebach, who has been appointed
commssary Of subsistence on the Governors stan.
| The Eleventh regiment had a battalion drill, at
| Tompkins square, on Wednesday afternoon. Ten
| commands, with frontage Of eighteen files, were
present. As whole the drill was not bad one.
| Lieutenant Krumm recently elected, OF company
H. Fftyffth regiment, refused TO accept the promo
| tion, and has forwarded his resignation as first
| lieutenant. Sergeant Major Ingehand has been
| elected second lieutenant company D.
General CroOke, Fifth brigade, Second division, has
resigned after service Of thirty years.
The following ing named gentlemen have Seen ag
Second division:-COlonel Henry Heath, inspector;
Colonel George G. Hall, engineer Colonel Henry j.
Cullen, Jr, Judge advocate; Colonel Joseph NJ Homs-
ton, surgeon; Lieutenant Colonel Charles p Guck,
quartermaster; Lieutenant Colonel Robert q. Wood
ward, cOmmissary OF subsistence Lieutenant John
| Z. Fay, ordnance; Major II. L. Crawford, aid.
Company c. Thirteenth regiment had an exhibi-
ton drill last Tuesday evening, which was followed
| by hop. The drill was excellent one, and the
hop, as matter OF course all that could be desired
| by the most fastdious.
| : 'Rumor has it that Brevet Major General Jour-
| of thp 4 N
| resignation. Adjutant Stanley, OF this command,
has resigned after service OF eight years
The hOwitzer battery of the Eleventh brigade had
drill and review at the Rutland avenue arsenal,
Brooklyn, last Monday evening. There were thirty
five men divided into four detachments. The drill
showed that the officers and men were very pro-
cient in their handling OF the guns and the various
maneuvres which battery has to make III field SER
In the case of member of the Fourth company,
Seventh regiment, who was expelled some time ago
for neglect of duty, the AdutantGeneral has finally
made decision, in which he says:-"The validity
and force Of sections l6O and 16l OF the military code
cannot be affected by general ORDER and therefore
paragraph ten of General Order No. 1s, series OF
1885, is imperative and consequently does not AFFECT
General Marvin's paragraph ten to be illegal and
the action OF the company is fully sustained
| 1t seems to be mOoted question whether or not
| attend the Peace Festival or go into camp at Long
Branch in June the Bostonians Ia are oerng tais @
the rank and file appear to be In majority for the
| incampment.
|
ment this summer after all. Several invitations to
| visit various localities have been received by the
which city or town will be the favored one. 1t is
proposed that the regiment should take three days
| trip when 1t goes out OF town. The boys have not
| got over the Norwich tramp yet.
stoned by the Commander-ln-Ch in the National
mencing Aprill2 1869, and ending April "a, 1862
Second Diutsion.-Joseph M. Homiston, surgeon,
with rank from April II, original; George G; Hall,
| engineer, with rank from April H. original; Henry
Cullen, Jr, Judge advocate, with rank from April
H. original; Henry L. Crawford, aid.de-camp major,
with rank from April II, original; Charles c. Gulick,
quartermaster, with rank from April H. original.
} sary of subsistence, with rank from April TO- vice
william P. Trail, resigned.
rank from Aprll TO- vice John w. Greene, declined.
Third Br,gade-James +. Kilbreth, judge advo-
cate with rank from April 8, vice Aonzo G. Fay,
First Regiment Of Cara1ry.-John d. Claussen,
captain with rank from February 26 vice George F.
Hartman resigned: Albert Schaf, first lieutenant,
with rank from February &c, vice John D. Clsussen
promoted; Thomas Dow, first lieutenant with ranh
noted: Michael Gounoude, second lieutenant WITT
T rank from November Is, 1865, vice Thomas Dow
Second Reyfn,er, OF Cardrrp-Peter schlig secon,
! lieutenant, with rams from January 25, vice Gusta
e | vus Fredericks, dismissed
Fredericks second lieutenant, with rank from Apr
| s, original.
lieutenant with rank from April a. vice Nichola
! Henry, resigned.
FIRST Regiment Of Iatantrp-Peter J. Martini cap
tain with rank from March 29, vice II. l.. Petey
promoted: William Barthman, captain, with rams
from March 81, vice G. A. c. Barnett, removed IRON
J Eighth Regiment OF Lvantry.-Tn -Tneophilus ]. Gis
burne, captain, with rank from February rs, vice
John p. Durfee, resigned.
thirteenth Regiment OF orIrrdntry.-smth II. Wing
, second lieutenant with rank from April a. vice j.
Ttcentp-second regiment Of InJdntrp.- C
Besson, adutant, with rank from February l, vice
. | Langdon Ward, retired with colonel
J T,centy-thrd Regiment or Ilftt1trV.-Charles E
| Truslow, second lieutenant, with rank from April !
Thiyfu-serenM Rsgi1aent or IQr1rntry.- Charles II
Leland captain, with rank from April 8, vice Howar
Gapin, resigned William II. Carey first lieutenant
with rank from April vice Charles ii. Leland. pro
i noted; Alfred p. Vredenburgh, second Lieutenant
, with rank nom April 8, vice William Ii. Carey pro
! Forty-serenm Regiment OF Iyaptry.-Edwar
Pendleton, assistant surgeon, with rank from Apr
e FGydrh Regiment Of hlJdnhV-Adam Kramm
captain, with rank from April D. vice J. i. JantZen
deceased Charles lnge6ana seeGnq saars lieutenant
A ''y1 gina"sinfh Re1iraens OF H,en,ntv-Iohn f. Poi
lard captain, with rank from February 2}, original
q | James w. Page, first lieutenant, with rank from
! February 23 original; Geo. H. Rice, second lieuten
, | ant with rank from February23 original.
!, Srta.niah Regiment OF InJiu,ry-Mortimer Sui
t Ivan. second lieutenant with rank from February
49, vice John Stacom, resigned.
Ninety.slrm Regiment or MJrabp-Frledrcl
Rieke, second lieutenant, with rank from April .
h | vice Joseph Pauer, resigned.
u one Hundred and Sirth Regiment or Iilfdn1v.-
= Melvin Alderman, captain with RANK from Apri
Z lieutenant, with rank from April 3, vice e. j. Wang
| removed from district.
RESERVATIONS.
4 The following designations OF officers have beer
z | accepted during the same period
FVrh Brigade.-Philip s. Crooke brlgadier gene
, raj, April 20.
Holritza- Battery Eleventh Brt0dde.-J. Style
| Amoore, first lieutenant. April "a
First Regiment or Cdrdby.-Charles Fassin. sur
| geon April IS; James b. mackenzie, second lieu
tenant, April Is; Joseph f. SWORDS, second lieaten
ant, April 10.
First Regiment or Infantry. Frederick Kochert
captain, April Il; Frank NJ Clark first lieutenant
April II.
FVlv-strth Regiment or hVanuV Cornelius j
Bergeh, April H.
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