The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-01
aiiAiTAEY NOTES.

ahAiTaRY NOTES.
The Seventy first regiment, which everybody knows
s OF the very best commands the First DIVISION
intends to Ill up its ranks To the maximum standard
this season ii possible The committee "on the state
OF the regiment" have issued circular on the sub
jcct. OF which the following 10 an ABSTRACT.
Members who connect themselves with this organ
ization VIII fad the company quarters already fitted
up and I'LL probably be under no expense for urnl
ture or decorations, Tue asmory Is IN part OF the
city mostly occupied as residences, and Is easy OF
access from every direction. Attached to the arnory
is reading room, library Ia process OF formation
and a chess room, aud efforts are being made to
secure accommodations for gymnasium; this ind
Gates the desire to furnish members with amusement
and II Is the intention TO Increase The atracyeneSs
OF membership by every possible means. An employ
menu record is established in charge OF the Board or
Oicers, for obtaining situations for members out OF
employment. Concerts. socab!es theatricas and
other entertainments during the winter VIII be fei-
lures OF the management OF the organization, and
the endeavor made to fosGer and promote afraernal
feeling among It's members. In conclusion IT VIII be
more Than ever the effort Of the officers to increase
the standard OF excellence in military requirements
and by application to their duties TO place tile reg-
ment before the people-wno remember Its war
records an organization worthy OF It's reputation.
and constantly improving IN all It's requirements OF
q first class regiment.
Squadron B, Washington Grays, have passed
resolution endorsing the action OF their commander
last July at the general parade The least said about
the subject the better, especially by the squadron
the militia heart has tried to forget it, II there is
no such thing as discipline to be observed by any
organization which does not lit 10 do Its duty
rather than give way to It's unsolderylike impulses
the Major General OF the division should issue an
order to that effect at once Tie question as TO
whether the Washington Grays VIII be consolidated
into the Juniors OF dlsbanded altogether is which
interests the Grays alone. The first division cares
very little about the question one way OF the other.
Major Kent, however, who has done so much In
years past to make the Grays an ornament to the
ai--lsiop, and who has displayed such commendabe
energy and soldierly qualities commanding sni-
GER should see to it that the good name Of his COM
mand be not lost by any imprudent action oi his
men. The reputation OF good an oicer should not
be lightly impugned, and statements affecting his
abilities should be taken cum 0r'ano satts.
General J. NJ yarian, Of the Third brigade, First
division, has resigned, after having been connected
with the militia for over twenty years IN his fare
well order the General says
Ny whole service National Guard has been per-
with it. proud Of its pas organization ranking
pine and sr Of It's regiments: leave with
Vim an hop ana 0ss sSa, ana ~ me sa s
ne ~ An s an a h a he ana Of ais Se
| militia forces OF the nation
isunderstood that the friends OF Colonel Emmons
Clark, OF the Seventh regiment, win push hlm for
| ward for tho vacant brlgadiership. lie would make
an excellent successor TO General vhrian.
| Why does Major General shaler not Issue an order
! for al elecHon to I'LL Tho vacant brlgadier general
ship in the Fourth brigadeS The candidates for the
position are getting tired through waiting 50 long.
1t Is given out that the Fourth regiment VIII be
consolidated with the Sixtyninth, the new command
| to bear the name OF the latter.
The Eleventh regiment at Its inspection last week
had 5j3 men present out OF total OF $50; the sixty
ninth had al out 5le The Fourth 1913 out OF 2Si; the
Thirteenth (BrooKyEI, 500 out OF 49I; the Seventy
first 31T out OF 472; the Forty seventh, 212 out OF
394; Seventy NINTH 2i3 out Of 1871; Twenty second
4so out of 600; company had all It's members out
| 50 present.
| There seems to be great deal OF grumbnng yet
about tie reception given the Providence light in
ianlry by the twenty second. Many contend that
the affair was purely reception to the Twentysec-
ond ana that its guests were neglected. In this con-
nectlon 1t might De mentioned that the three gentle
| men OF the press who accompanied the Twentyse
| ond and the Providence boys on tho Biackwelps
Island excursion were wrongiully set down as Bohe-
| mians some time ago. They are gentlemen OF good
standing in the profession aud wei known to the
| received complains that several officers OF the
Brooklyn Thirteenth were specially invited TO the
rece ption OF the Twentyseoond, but that they
not welcomed by any olicer OF the latter regiment,
and allowed to lind their way through the BALL
| room as best they could.
| The following named persons have been commits
| stoned b. the commissioning in the N. q. $.
| n. J. during the TWO weeks commencing october III
oscar Folsom, assistant Quartermaster general,
with RANK from October 4, original.
Thirteenth BItgdde.-Daniei Cameron, Judge advo-
cate, with rank from september Is vice Ii. b. Cush-
| ney, resigned
| Second Regiment OF Cara,ip.-Lous sandhausen
tirst lieutenant, with rank from September 3D. vice
Henry kugler resigned; George held, second lieu
| tenant, WIN rank from september %, vice Louis
| Sandhausen, promoted.
TlalrQ Regiment or Cdrdi}R.--Nilliam Winges
| captain, with rank from August 20, vice Henry
WISER promoted; Jacob Beyer, adjutant, with rank
I from september ~, vice John ii. Zimmerman pro-
| NOTED.
| ..Fourth regiment Of EsefaatyV-Charles j.
Mccarthy, first lieutenant, with rank from Septem
Der IA, vice John Riley promoted Ferdinand j.
1oeliner, second lieutenant with rank from septeu
| Der Ia, vice u. 4. NILS. promoted; Augustus A.
Levey, captain, with rank from September 10, vice
Josh Ward resigned, Charles Greer second lleuten-
| ant, with rank from september IL, vice Augustus
A. Levey, promoted.
Fun ReJfnlert Of Neutrality-suspicious. Il. Beniix,
colonel, with rank from December 8, 1885, vice Anton
| Meyer, resigned.
Eieceplh Regiment OF {nfu1,try. Charles Won
Geritchen, second lieutenant with rank from July
30, vice Anoreas Days resigned Jacob Munzel.
| second Lieutenant with rank from July 81, vice
CharIes lhle resigned: Frederick Jocher, captain,
| with rank from August 10, vice PhiIip Fisher,
resigned; Gustav Rechlen, first lieutenant. with rank
from August ~, vice Frederick Jocher, promoted:
| John Nagel second lieutenant with rank from
| August 10, vice George Schafer, reslaned Charles
| Richter captain with rank from August IL, vice
| Edward GonZei, resigned Charles Nogel nrst lieu
ter promoted; Charles Long second lieutenant with
rank IRON August IL, vice chat les Voge promoted;
Hermann schmidt captain, with rank from Sep.
TENDER I, vico Frederick j. Weiss, resigned.
TtcsIQp.tftr Regiment Of infantry. Norman Sea-
We, chaplain. with rank from September 20 vice
L. J. ii. Myers resigned
BASE fALL NOTES.