The New York herald., 1869-06-14
MILITARY NOTES.

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The Forty seventh regiment. Colonel Austin, tho
favorite corps OF brooklyn e. d., parade battalion
OF 200 men. in full dress uniform on "Wednesday,
the 23d. to make hyng visit to New Haven. ihe
detachment Will be under the command OF MAJOR
Rogers, and win leave the regilnental ar'nory In
North Second sget at quarterpast eight O'CLOCK that
evening, embarking on the steamer state OF Maine
from Peck slip at eleven +. NJ, ana arriving at The
Elm City the next morning. The battalion Will be
received by the Second Connecticut militia and es
corted 10 the City Hall where it VIII be formally re-
ceiyed and reviewed by Mayor Fitch after when the
command will be exercised IN the school OF the bat
talon, have street parade, and conclude with
dress parade on the green. departing FOR New York
at eleven p. NJ.
The grand Peace Jubilee at Boston the present
week will be attended by o large number OF the
National Guard officers OF this State The o.icers OF
the washington Gray cavalry under command OF
Major e. II. Kent, accompanied by fair representa-
ton of the personnel OF the First and Second dlv
sons Of this city and Brooklyn, members Of the
Governors stan and Others, win leave Ih.s city
Tuesday afternoon by way OF the sound steamers.
Line forms in Washington place right on University
place. at half-past three O'Clock p. NJ battalion
OF the Third regiment cavalry Colonel Budke act as
an escort on the occasion. on the arrival OF the
excursionists at the Hub they Will be received by
the old Boston Lancers. on their return FRIDAY
morning) the FIRST regiment cavalry wiz parade to
receive them.
To the military OF Brooklyn and OF this city one OF
the most attractive features of the week will be the
parade OF the ElevenSh brigade, National Guard,
commanded by Brigadler General Meserole, at Pros
pect Park parade ground Brooklyn, on Tuesday
for battalion drill and exercises In eyoutons
OF the line The Tweny-third regiment, Colonel
Ward; Forty-seyenth regiment. Colonel Austin;
Flfty-sixth regiment, Colonel Chapman; Thirty
second regiment battalion, Major Roehr, and the
Howitzer battery, Captain Bebee, which constitute
the brigade, are all uniformed in gray. The brigade
exercises commence at two p Nj. II Is expected
that Governor Holman and STAFF will be present and
review the troops at four O'Clock. parade throug
the principal streets OF Brooklyn will be made on
their return
The court martial for the trial OF Captain Cox,
commanding Company b, Thirty regiment,
for unoiicerlike conduct, &c. met again at the Sew
enth regiment Armory on Wednesday evening.
Colonel Carr, Eighth regiment; Lieutenant Colonel
George 7. Hays, Seventh regiment, ana Captain
John W. Davis Ninth regiment, constitute this court.
The examination OF Captains Ga lpn and Oliver for
the defence fully exonerates Captain Cox from any
malicious intent to create insubo rdinaon preJudi-
cial to good discipline 1t Is very evident Colonel
Leggett has thus far failed to make out a case, not
withstanding he has an able exponent In the Judge
advocate OF the Third brigade. The court meets
again this evening, at eight O'Clock.
The gallant Seventy-frst regiment, Lieutenant
Colonel R0ckeiellar commanding. has at las t sue
ceeded In securing an armory, which all its COM
panies can now be quar- tered under one roof The
aruiory Is located In West Thirty street. near
Sixth avenue, and has drill room 100 feet square
ON the thlrd door. besides company and other
rooms. The battalion organizing TO visit Phila-
moonlight street parade OF the regiment will take
place on the 23d INST. The new dark fun dress
pants Will be ready by 4th OF July.
Tbe first regiment cavalry, Colonel Brinker, went
10 Elm Park mounted, on Wednesday last, where IL
Was inspected by Inspector General McQuade Of the
GOVERNORS stan. Seven sQuadrons were mounted
and dismounted. Adding the ifiy-two men OF troop
r. inspected at Myrtle Avenue Park Tuesday,
and we have some AS officers and men. These cere-
monies were followed by @ mounted and disrnounted
dfili and the sabre exercise. The regiment parade
on the morning oil the 18th to receive the Washing
ton cray cavalry.
The Twenty second regiment Coone Remmey, In.
tend to receive The Providence Light iniantry IN
princely style ON their arrival In September. The
Boston Battalion Committee expect to accompany
day next 70 present resolutions to their escort on
Tue battalion's visit In July last. On Monday
my my the members OF company presented captain
Ranod and Lieutenant Bus5ell with elegant swords,
sashes and belts.
The Old Garde Lafayette, Colonel Allen, assem-.
bled at the seventh avenue arsenal Thursday
evening, IN lull Uniform. for inspection by MAJOR
Generai McQuade. Nine companies were repre-
sented, averaging eleven files 'front.' with band, drum
Corps and sar-a total OF 800 oncers and men,
The regiment intends celebrating its regular snniver
Park on Monday, september 8.
The Fourth regiment, OH veteran zouaves Colonel
De Lacy assemble at its arnory, 80 Sixth avenue.
on Tuesday evening, 10 ADOPT a new Uniform Re
QUESTIONS having been granted the regiment Will be
newly Uniformed by the Fourth OF Jul,.
Tne second regiment. Colonel Red, contemplate
having street parade at an early day. Lieutenant
Colonel Dennis De Courcey, an old volunteer oicer,
has resigned The regiment Is sadly In need OF
good arnory.
The old Third regiment OF cavalry, Colonel Dudke
parade battalion OF four squadrons tuesday
afternoon, 10 escort tie Washington Grey cav |
airy excurslonists on their departure Tor Boston
that day. Line forms In Lafayette place, right on
Fourth street. at haii-past three O'Clock.
The Non-Commissloned onlcers' Association OF the |
Eighth regiment, National Guard. go TO Excelsior
Grove on Tuesday, July 10, for Instruction In the |
school of the gulaes and for sociaoltY.
The parade 0f the Seventh regiment on Monday |
lastfo field exercise at Prospect PARK WAS OF
the scientific events OF the season. The Old Fourth
company, Captain Kipp, go to Glen Cove on tile |
2Jth
Ine proposed parade OF the Fifth and Eleventh |
Brooklyn brlgaues In CONJUNCTION with tie First dI-
General Woodward OF the Second DIVISION has |
appointed Major Isaac f. Dssell hls aid.
fhe newly elected conmandsnt OF the old sixth |
regiment colonel Mason held reception at the |
reginenal armory, centre Market, on Thursday |
evening, at which number OF Officers were present.
AT the request oil the Govern or OF Mary land Dr.
Samuel T. 4. Beck. the surgeon OF the Washington |
Gray cavalry has gone to BALTIMORE to reorganize
the Medical Department OF Tie National Guard Of
that state The MAJOR IL Ubiquitous
The Eleventh regiment told Washington Einesh |
Colonel Henry Lux, Is one OF the Dest German or
ganizations Ia the state. Company A, Captain
Stnppel, 20 TO Germana Park, Morrisania to-day
The parade OF the First division National GuarI.
on tile 5tn OF July. and s review by the Society OF
the Army OF the Potomac, win be unusually inte-
resting.
The New York schutzen Corps Captain Gerdes,
have three days shooting festival at Joues Wood
commencing on the 2ist inst.