The New York herald., 1869-05-23
MILITARY E0IES.

The Fourfh brigade First division, win assemble
for parade and review ON wednesday. the 2oth inst
Brigade line win be formed on Fifth avenue west
side, right on Fourteenth street, Ut tnree O'CLOCK
r. M. The review will take place In the City nah
Park, and so much OF the ceremony OF passing III
review VIII be conformed 10 as the nature Oh 'ne
ground will permit.
On Tuesday, June 1s the Eleventh brigade win
parade in Prospect Park. Tho forenoon VIII be de-
voted to battalion drill. Each man will be furnished
with ten rounds OF ammunition. The following
changes have been made In the stan OF esis orig
ade:-S. Gilbert Evans, aid-de-camp, WIN rank oi
first lieutenant; Major Richard r. Butte, engineer;
Captain Frederick SchOles, quartermaster, nave re-
signed Captain j. c. Harding has been proinotea
to be engineer, with rank OF major; captain ~
Harry Moody, to be ordnance oficer; Lieuten' mt
Foster NJ. Rhodes to be aid-de-camp, with rank, OF
captain. and Lieutenant s. Gilbert Evans TO be quar-
termaster with rank or captain.
regimentai court martial for the Ninth re xment
infantry will convene at the regimental az raory
Monday June 7. Major william Seward Jr ), is here
by detailed president Of the court m Irsial The
Ninth will parade In full dress at the saory on the
27h instant celebrate the annyersa Nv OF its de-
parture to the seat OF war IN 1851. John r. Smith, first
lieutenant and John A: Phillips. second lieu
court martial viii be held in the regimental
arnory OF the Twenty-tnird regir Aent on the 27th
III
the Twenty ytnrd regiment since Ne ian inspection in
October last will be oveIhauled. The court VIII sit
to ten O'Clock p. Nj. TO pre- rent detention della.
quents, II there are any ION should report 10 the
early sittlngs Of the court rs outtwo evenings are
allotted to the entire regimek1,
sombie on the 2ith inst tbs resiaestaI I armcry arm
for inspection, in iul uAsorn, turbans and white
gloves.
The seventh regimerA will make Its annual spring
parade on the 24th ln' T. Line will be formed on the
"a ha alf.Il
r. N. The line OF I0arch will oe up Fourth avenue
TO Twenty-third strbet up Madison avenue to Thirty
fourth street. ana down Fifth avenue to Fourteenth
street. The regiment will appear in ats new full.
dress uniform, with fun band and drum corps.
MAJOR General Smaller announces 10 the oflcers
and members " the First division that on Sunday
next the 30th inst, the graves OF the soldiers who
fell in uphodmg the Union, during the great rebel
lion VIII be decorated with flowers and that other
appropriate exercises, to be hereafter announced
through the public press. Will take place at Cypress
The division is invited take part In the exercises
Of the day. and such regiments as desire to embrace
this opportunity ofmanilestng their respect for the
memory OF the iallen heroes viii be reported by their
respective brigade commanders to these headquar-
| ters as early as Thursday next, the 27th INST, IN
order that Instructions may be issued In advance for
the formation Of the line, and arrangements made
for transportation to ana from the Fulton ferry.
The division stan Will report at the quarters OF the
| Major General Commanding, IN full uniform, 1t
| eight O'Clock A. NJ. OF the 30th INST.
General Logan, commissioned OF the ''Grand
Army Of the Republic has also issued an order ap-
pr0prate to this subject, and the various "posts In
this city have designated their committees who are
| TO decorate the graves on behalf OF the "Grand
Army" committee Of citizens in Kings county
have issued an appeal to thesmunicipal authorities
and to the citizens generally to turn out this
| casion and show their respect for the memory Of
our dead heroes.
The following is an extract from q circular issued
| by the Minister oil War OF France, Marshall Nel:-
desire that reviews shall be held Sundays, especially
In large Cities by the generals and commanders On the
hand good that the popuace occupied during the week
should have opportunity from time TO time, OF seeing tha
troops under The prestige of the will certainly
l / Our Hol
ders from the taverns day that is dangerous
owing TO their being then frequened and afford The
1 men profitable mode of instruction.