The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-09
MILITARY NOTES.

the Seventh regiment VIII celebrate the anniversary
OF the company by an excursion to the "Richmond
Club" grounds, New DOrp, s. l., which was the
camping ground OF the Seventh in 1850. The COM
mand will leave the armory at quarter past seven
O'Clock A. NJ, In full fatigue white pants), and en-
bark on board the steamer VIM. Fletcher, which will
land at the club grounds In the afternoon the COM
pany will go by special train to Tottenvllle where
they will be entertained by the Mannatta Club, who
have extended invitation to the company to visit
them The command will arrive at the foot Of West
Twentythlrd street about eight p. NJ where 1t win
be received by the First company, Captain Allison
and the Fourth company, Captain K,pp and escorted
to the armory. The "Old Fifth" Will doubtless have
bw time, for they are as Jolly set Of fellows In
social way as there V In the regiment. Ry der
couldn't command any other kind Of q company.
The Veteran Association OF the Seventy first regl
ult.. at Major Walcott's, in Fourth avenue. After
certain changes were made IN the constitution OF the
elected permanent secretary, and ex.Captan o. P.
Smith treasurer. The badge to be worn by each
member, which was adopted at the meeting, Will be
very pretty one. The design Is wreath OF oak
leaves surrounding Greek cross. with acorn points,
The upper portion Of the cross bears the figures
the letter "v.n The clasp fastening pin is in the
shape OF o Roman bundle OF fasces, with its axe.
green, the cross white, outlined with black; the
figures, letters and mountlngs blue all handsomely
enameled. the whole forming very neat, elegant
the annual picnic OF the Irish Brigade Onicers'
Club Will take place on Thursday, 18th inst, at
Dudley's Grove. first class steamboat and man.
moth barge will take up the guests and members Of
the association at Hamilton avenue ferry, Brooklyn,
and at several piers along the North river. 1t Is
expected that y numerous and pleasant company
will assemble under the green fiags, Of DID, and
that many happy reunions VIII result
Will soon 20 on an excursion to Bay Ridge. Company
has inaugurated system OF target practice which
up, and it may be that the whole regiment viii next
season go out OF town to practice This Is as 1t
should be, and II every regiment OF the National
Guard would adopt the target practice as part OF It's
drill 1t would be all the more efi1cent Tor active
service If 1t ever should be called upon to test the
value OF q steady hand and a certain ann
Company A, Sixth regiment, had o target prac-
tice at Karl Park on Tuesday last. Captain Max
Of watches en-doar gold pieces, orders for furni.
ture, &C. Dancing wound up the festivities OF the
Company c, Thirteenth regiment Captain A. W.
Powell VIII go on an excursion to Hillside Grove,
on the Hudson, tomorrow.
the Thirty-second regiment, has received from the
commander-in-chief brevet captain for service
The drum corps OF the Fifth regiment went to
Funk's Union Park on Monday last on target prac-
tice excursion. Drum Major Charles Berabert won
the first prize and the gold medal
The lolowin ing named officers have been commits
stoned by the COMMANDMENT Chief In the National
Guard 5. n. " from July TO- 1858. to July 81, 1906:
First Regiment Of CdrGbr-John H. Zimmerman
adjutant, with rank from July 10, vice W. II. Mid
Third Regiment Of Cauals'v-Augustus Funk,
captain, with rank from May 20, vice Henry Oaus0n,
from May 81 vice Henry Wholman, deceased. Henry
Schiakendtck, second lieutenant. with rank from
May 81, vice John w. Haaren, promoted.
FIRST regiment or inldInnV-AIexander ID. Bailey,
first lieutenant, with rank from July IL, +. NJ.
Clark, resigned. William II. Hoffman, second lieu
tenant, with rank from July IL, wee s. Carson, Jr
FTnh Regiment or IaGdnny-Henry Enge, first
lieutenant, with rank from June rs, vice John NJ.
Hein resigned.
.srth Regiment or h,nunty. Edward b. Kinney,
adJutant, with rank from June vice william Barth.
Eleventh Regiment or h.fanty.-George J. Damb-
man, first lieutenant, with rank from May 81, vice
lieutenant with rank from May ~, Vice George J.
Dambman promoted
West, second lieutenant with rank from June u vice
Henry y Manning, promoted.
Seoeny.nir1h Regiment or IyJantry.-Joseph Ross,
captain with rank from June IL, wee John Mcln.
ness, resigned. william $. Montgomery, captain,
with rank from June 0, vice Robert Campbell, re-
signed.
N,aetvsi1th Regiment OF IydnhV.-Frederick
Snyder, first lieutenant, with rank from June Z,
original. Antonio o. Jones, second lieutenant with
rank from June 7, vice Frederick snyder prOmoted.
The following designations OF officers have been
accepted during the same period:-
Battery or artillery, Fynh Brigdde.-Second
Lieutenant David Donald, July 10.
Fgth Regiment Of Iaannv. Captain Henry
Scharch July 81
seventh Regiment Of Hva,nty.- Surgeon E. B. Dal-
ton, July 49,
Eterentn fegiuielu 0IInfUnuV.-Se Lieutenant
Charles lhle, July 81.
FoTteeath Regiment or InJantry.-Colonel f. b.
Fowler, July 10.
Ttrentvhud regiment or bydntrY.-SecOnd
,yarign{pM Regiment Of bsunyy.-captain
.sepsniv.arst Regi,aesi Of Dvaauv-First Lieu.
tenant j, u; Parkin, July lg.,
On the 9Th OF next nonth Company !, Fifty-Hnh
regiment, Captain highland, will celebrate the ami
versary OF the regiment at the East River Park
All the Officers Of the seventh regiment were sent
to Blackwel's Island on Friday last by the Commits.
si0ners OF Charities and Correction. They were
not kept there over the day. however but were
treated In the most gracious manner by the Com
mssioners. collation. was OF course, o part of
the treatment 1t may be said that the ON GERS were
sent to the island by no fault Of their own. The
Commissioning were at the bottom Of the thing and
Will be held responsible.
THE eDGtfELD (GAJ TRADs0y