The New York herald., 1869-04-18
Military NOTES.


The Seventh regiment will tomorrow Monday
evening celebrate the eighth anniversary OF its de.
parture from this city to the defence OF the national
capital In manner be1tting the occasion The regi
ment Is to assemble in full dress uniform at the
armory, when Mayor Hall, behalf OF the Corpora
tion OF this city, Will present the command with q
new stand OF coors The parade will begin at eight
p. M. precisely. Members in full dress and ladies
accompanying them will be admitted without tick
ets Every effort is being made by the various CON-
panies to make the occasion one long to be remem-
bered The armory it Is sad is to be decorated with
flowers 'from top to bottom" There will be o
promenade after the presentation.
The Forty seventh Is to have promenade concert
on the 18th OF May military critic says "inaugu
rate" the completion OF the repairs to the armory.
How the complexion OF the repairs can Dc inaugu.
:. Talking Of the Forty-seventh regiment, Colonel
David =. Austin was made the recipient some time
The commander OF the First brigade, General
tenant Henry Abel, First regiment cavalry (who was
court martlaled some time agoh IN as far as the
tenant upon being elected thereto" and for not ac-
counting Tor ball tickets, which the appellant
are ne never received How on earth any court
could have imposed penalty on an 0fficer for such
thing as refusing to accept an office rendered him,
and not accounting for ball tickets, Is more than
most people can very well understand. The brigade
commander hits the nail square on the head when
ne says In his special order relating to the case that
SIT would be more credtable If some officers accept
ths 3ths once ior % which they are wholly united had
The commandant OF the Fifty-nfth regiment
should be little careful In his general orders to say
relating to the new b OF dress for the regiment the
following sentence appears:-"Any members OF this
command falling to appear hereafter at any drill or
parade In any other than the bill Of dress adopted
above shall be returned to court martial and shall be
subjected, according to the code, to q fine OF not
lars for each offence" According to the above any
meember Of the regiment who appears In the new
uniform subjects himself to fine OF not more than
twenty-five dollars or an amount less than five dol
lars.
Colonel Wilcox is to be rendered serenade by
the Ninth regiment on the evening Of the 2lst
inst at his residence in Park avenue, Thirty
NTH street, The regiment will, the same evening,
have Q drill at the armOry, to be followed by
moonlight parade" moon or no moon.
The Fifth regiment-Jenerson Guard-will parade
tomorrow Monday in honor Of Jefferson's BIRTH
day. The regiment will be reviewed at the City Hall
by the Mayor. There will be an election for the posi-
Colonel Meyer intends to resign next month. He
has been connected with the regiment fourteen
Sergeant Major Ingebrand has been elected second
lieutenant OF Company ID and Lieutenant Krimm
captain Of Company II.
field movements next month. Should Tompkins
square not be In proper condition Tor drill the
use OF portion of the Park for the drill or course
Nr, Green won't refuse.
jacob FucnS, cnlef OF line catSe0nS, Battery K
First regiment OF artillery was elected second lieu
tenant Of the battery on the l4th inst
Second Lieutenant Tate, Company G, Eighth regi
ment, has been elected first lieutenant, and Sergeant
Burns second lieutenant of the company.
The Twenty-thrd regiment viii have full dress
inspection and review by General MeserOle the 9th
OF May, which is to be followed by promenade con-
cert and hop.
The Veteran Association of the Seventy.nrst reg
ment Will hold its first annual banquet on the 2ist
instant, at the Hoffman House. No person not
''subscribern Will be h0n0red by "ieedn on the
occasion. Right
On the nth Of next month Battery x, First regi.
ment artillery, Will have full mounted drill at
TOmpkins square. Now, then, Captain Heubner
should remember how his battery fired or Its guns
so full charged last year as TO break the windows Of
the houses adjoining the square. Are 10 have the
same performance over againf
The Brooklyn Grays tine FOrty-seventh regiment)
VIII nave an exhibition drill on Monday, May 10.
Leutenants John II. Gear, OF company, and Robert
Henderson, OF G company, have resigned. Edwin
ii. Johnson has been elected First Lieutenant OF ID
pany and Ambrose E. Barnes Second Lieutenant Of
ID company.
An election to MI the ONCE OF colonel OF the Sixth
regiment Infantry, made vacant by the resignation
OF Colonel Steinway, Will be held at the arm0ry OF
the regiment on the evening OF the 23d inst There
are several candidates spoken or but 1t s more than
probable that selection will be made from the
officers Of the regiment.
In reply 10 communication asking for his ofllcal
opinion on the subject Adjutant General Townsend
decides, with General Shaer, that 'all officers, OF
whatever rank, serving In whatever corps arm Of
the service; should wear shoulder straps Of dark
The Second brigade viii parade for field exercise
Rt Prospect Park next month.