The New York herald., 1869-06-20

The Seventh regiment has received official invita-
tions from Albany and Troy to visit those cities in
July, as follows:-
MAYORS OFFICE, olTT Arnssr on A5anss june ls Isa
Colonel ESMSss CLARK Commanding Seventh Regiment
DrAn siI.i have the pleasure to hand you copy o,
evening Instant your proposed excursion
also have the honor, behalf of citizens to extend
to you ana your command nd, an invitation to VISIT and
pable welcome have the honor to be, with the greatest
CHAs L. BLEECKER. Mayer.
CRY OF ALBANY,
In Common Council. June II, 1852 the following resou-
Resolved, That his Honor the Mayor extend
to s officers % & and a members s Of the Seventh regiment o.
plated excursion to the principal cities the HUDSON river
from n connection with the military in
si,lns rt y. Them m proper reception.
Osborn, Quinn, rhacher and Judson.
the minutes OF tie Comnoa Council of the city of Albany
MARTIN DELEHANrY, Clerk of Common Council.
MAYoss OrrIoE,
Troy, N. ", June II, issai
NY DEAR sia-it great pleasure extend to
the seventh regiment ~ @. $. n Y, cordial Invitation
on passed by the cosn wi'
OF which have the honor to enclose Very respectfully
MILES BEACH, Mayor of Troy.
At a meeting of the Common Council Of the city Of
Troy, held the 10th day OF June 1852 the follow
Ing action was had:-
Whereas the Seventh regiment of the New York State
Rational Guard distinguished by prompt and patriotic
on in the early stages of the late contemplate
Resolved That lis Honor the Mavor be to extend
sue" 'S'A' '' FB mUBBELI, il Bel 1s cy Clerk
1t is probable that both these invitations will be
accepted and that the regiment will leave New York
on or about the 22d Of July. Whether the regiment
will extend its trip to Saratoga Springs is not yet
decided as It's absence from the city Is limited by
general consent to two days ana three nights.
The s.Od EOurthv COmnauv Of this reUinent win
leave the city the 25th inst. for Glen Cove L. L.,
there TO celebrate the sixty.third anniversary OF
their organization in o manner which the company
knows best about. The "boys" will leave ths
armory at hallpast seven A. NJ. and take steamer
at foot OF Eighth street. East river at eight A. M.
The uniform will be fatigue with white pants
Tne Seventy.frst regiment Lieutenant Colonel
R0ckafellar commanding, will have an evening
parade on the 23d instant, and on the evening
the competitive drill FOR the prize musket will be
had. No non. commissioned officers elected In this
regiment hereafter will be allowed to take their post
tions until they have passed the Examining Board.
The Forty.seventh regiment goes to New Haven
on the 23d instant for days enjoyment; and they'll
get Il. for the New Havenites are noted for their
hospitality to the stranger The regiment will
parade through the principal streets OF the "burg"
previous to embarking on reaching New Haven
Grays The Common Council and authorities OF
Brooklyn have been invited to accompany the regi.
infantry will formally receive the command.
The Twelfth go to Albany In the fall to enjoy them
SELVES as Oest Iney may. Tney Will Dc Warnliy Woi-
coined by the Albanians.
The Thirteenth regiment attended church on sun
day last in full uniform. The Thirteenth are good
boys.
The First regiment has changed or IA about to
change It's uniform. II will retain portion OF the
old familiar zouave stylethat Is, the blue full pat
tern pants and leggings, which the regiment has
worn since Its organization the vote on a change
In this respect having been lost by large majority.
The coat Is OF r0ck pattern, cut short In the tail,
and Of blue coth, and q blue fatigue cap will take
the place OF the old zouave skull cap and tassei A
new company Is about to be organized. ana since
the cnange IN the uniform recruiting has Increased
remarkably The regiment will parade on the 5th OF
July In the new uniform. regmenta court mar
tal for this regiment s appointed to convene at the
armory Of the regiment on Monday, 2sth inst.
Major h &C T. Bisse mas been appointed ad-oc-
camp on the stan Of Major General Woodward
The following circular, addressed TO assessors, IN
terests every member OF the National Guaru;-
STATE or NEW Yonx, CosrrnoLLsIs 0ryior,
Since the Of the circular from this once on the h Of
May 1854 notifying Of the repeal OF the grant
ing certain exemption from taxation 70 members OF the Ma
been been suggested that the
peal IN Of the lcy awe powerthat the acts
granting the exemption were me nature OF ana had tho
binding focs contracts which could not be abrogated
o re,sys sssesscs from all embarrassment, and enable
them 10 perform their duties under the law, IL thought
XXX New yor Reports page $40 in which the Court of an
reals decide such repeal
aboishcs exemption and that the granting
emptons were not contracts In and the Lcsa
conferred, and subject the lndiyiduas
had never been passed W. y. ALLEN Comptroller.
SALE OF THE BRra @. O. CoIsoN.-The notorious