The New York herald., 1869-06-07
MILITARY NOTES.

The Washington Grey cavalry cycursonists depart
for Boston Monday afternoon, the 18th inst, In
time 10 be present 1T the opening ceremonies of the
Grand Peace Jubilee They taSe with them the Old
Pine Tree dag that proudly hOaled over that meDlQS
rabe spot nlncty-four years ago. The party viii com.
prise the officers commissioned ani noncommial
stoned star and color guard Of the Greys, membere
the Governors star and officers of the First and
Second divisions, under command OF dajOr Kent
The Third cavalry, Colonel BudSe, escort the excurs
sionists to the Sonnd boats Line forms in Washings
ton place ar four p. M. On their return they will be
received by the First cavalry regiment.
The Cox court martial, which has been in SESSION
at the seventh regiment armory for the past thred
weeks, after examining number OF witnesses for
and against the accused, has made material pro,
gress as to elicting any facts which might
tend to convict the accused Of insubordinatlou
or conduct unbecoming an Otfcer. In the Judge ADJ
vocate of the Third brigade Colonel Leggett has 4
friend who seems to have no other interest In thu
proceedings than the conviction Of Captain Cox
which course is directly IN opposition to all mili3
tary law and usage. Captain Cox commands compan1
3, Thirty regiment, OF which Colonel Leggem
Ii commandant. The whole thing had better b4
quashed. or the good and reputation OF the Ma
Tne parade and battalion drill OF the gallant Sew
enty-1rst regiment, old American Guard, LIeutenane
square. on Friday, was rs brilliant as 1t c0rrec1
In detail aud proficient In evo outons generally Th4
Roosevelt medal was awarded to Company |, CaptaI&
Wise. Tor best recruiting and the kOckaleer nag ID
Company a. captain Webber, Tor best attendance and
corps OF TINS veseran organization mas departcd
from Its iods.
In July last the Fourth Company of the Seventh
regiment expelled o SIR. A. b Johnson for neglecy
oil duty. 10 test the iegaly OF the pro-
ceedngs Mr.. Johnson has applied to the Supreme
Court 1or an injunction against Colonel Clark,
from approving the action Oh Said company. Judgd
ClerKe has issued preliminary Injunction, and the
matter VIII probably come up Tor nnal argainent
during the coming week.
The twenty second regiment Colonel Remmey
commanding, expect q visit from the Providence
Light Infantry some time during September next.
The Ligat Infantry will appear In Their scarlet
Uniform coats, blue pants and bearskin hats.
committee from tue Boston Battalion visit the Hub
this month to present elegant framed set Of res0
lutlons TO those commands OF MaS5acnusett3 Natons
al Guard that extended tnen hearty q welcome
on the occasion OF their TRIP To that city last July.
Company drills and target practice are all the -
now VITA this fine command.
The Eleventh brigade, OF Brooklyn, commanded
by Brigadier General Meserole parale at Prospect
PARK on the 10th inst. for eld exercises. Governor
Holman and star have been invited to review the
brigade on this occasion. Tne Twentytird Forty.
seventh, Fiity-sixth and Thirtysecond regimentq
and howitzer battery, comprising the brigade, wiz
All parade In new gray uniforms. The commandS
ants of the Twenty-tnird Forty and Fifty
sixth regiments have been appointed a board %
examine into the qualifications Of olcers holding OF
about to mold cominlssious
Major Samuel T. Il. Beck Surgeon of tho Wash.
ington Grey cavalry, he'd reception at his resi-.
oence In Bond street, on Wednesday evening" which
was attended by large nuiBDer Of distinguishes
army navy ana National Guard officers. TBls Oifcer
rendered very efficient service to the medical depart.
ment IN the Ield during the late war.
battalion of the seventy first regiment, Consist
ing OF Companies y, ", ana n, captain WeDbcr.
iheutehint eilnmOls, captains spear ana see, con-
Template visiting Philadelphia anI Baltimore ON OF
or about August H.
rae FIRST regiment cavalry, Colonel srinker,
parade on Nednesd ~ morning. next, mounted, fOH
Inspection and drill by InSpec or oeaeral McQuadc
At Elm Pars Tue oficer3 VI tlis command have
target practice, mounted, next month.
Notwithstanding inspector General hcQuade in
very busy Inspecting the several National Guar6
regiments in ths vicinity no consoll ions or dis,
Dandments Will bo made. TIE rcducton of the forco
TO 10000 men VIII be made In the country
The Forly-seyeuth regiment, brooklyn, Colonel
Austin commanding assemble for battalion dril ae
its arrnory In North SecOod street Tuesday even-
ing next battalion oil $50 men visit New Haven
on the oath instant 10y boat returning tho following
night.
The old Fourth Company Seventh regiment. Cap
tam Kpp, commem0rates its sxty-thrd anniversary
by an excursion 90 glen cove on the 10Th instant
Target practice, skIrmsn dri &c, viii be the ordeH
The veteran Eighty.fourth regiment, Colonel Conk-
ling, Will have street parade shorty. IL has moved
IL armory to that lately occupied by inc Third reg,-
avenue. Company II, Captain iayior goes 10 Joness
Wood on the 3Jth.
inc First regiment, Colonel Pcrley. at the close of
Its drill wednesday evening, 10y majority vote,
adopted a new dark chasseur uniform. 10 has Or
ganizcd n new regImental band.
ON Monday last circular iron railing, in tha
form OF muskcte was erect around the Io-burgE
monument, under charge OF q committee from tue
seventy y-irst regiment, National Guard.
The Twelfth regiment tDd Independence fnart,,
Colonel Ward, Dairied on Wednesday at TolnpkinS
square. Line was formed ut washington parade
ground.
The old Thirteenth regiment Of BrooklynShad
beld day OF the CaptOine grounds the otner uay-
Company u, Captain Baldwin, the chilnptons, te'ks
or ystng Boston ana drliling The Coloheis rcsiy-
naJion has not yet been acted dpon. .
AT u meeting or the Old Guaru on tne 2its
ut. communication was received from MAJOR
Mclean inviting the members to vslt his beautilu ut
country residence ut Mount vernon on Monday the
2iEt
prevet Br,radler General Fowler commanding thu
Fourteenth irooylyn regiment, ana Colonel UrDan,
of the Twcnty-elgntn regiment have sent IN theiI
designations.
prpOaply parade with tla First uvison on the bth Of
July and he reviewed by The society oi the Army ot
the Potomac.
ILe seventh regiment Colonel Clark, taIk a
steainboatinV 1t up the Hudson IN Juy or Auyustl
stopping on the way, a0d bringing up at saratoga
the ned day OF tho seventh regiment CoioueE
Emnons Ozark takes place to-day at Prospect PART
parade ground Lne viii form at the armory Al
eight a. NJ, after which the regiment VIII march
down Broadway Fulton street to the ferry. Cross
ing the river will embark the ConcY Island care
Tor the Designated grounds. The analr, no doubT
favorable.