The New York herald., 1869-03-07
MILITARY NOTES.

Id uaS pcen dppOuteu Actln& Inspector Geuerai,
the duties of which silce as auditor Of military
counts he VIII discharge In addition to those devolv
ing upon him as Assistant Adjutant General.
Lieutenant Chas M. Schienelin, Company II, Ninth
regiment OF infantry, was elected Captain Of the
command last Wednesday.
The following named officers have been commits
stoned in the First brigade Of cavalry:-Maor Frede-
rick 8. Heiser. assistant adjurant general; Major
Robert Woodward Leonard (Lieutenant Colonel
United States VOlunteers brigade inspector; Major
Andrew Barstow, brigade engineer; Captain Henry
f. Allen UNITED States Volunteersl brigade quarter
master; Captain Wm..A A. Haines, Jr., alde-de-camp;
Lieutenant Julian l.. Myers, ade-de-ca mp.
The surviving members or the old Montgomery
Guard, OF New York, the oldest Irish military or
ganizasion IN this state, are about TO form social
and mutual benefit association. The names OF the
officers are Geo. Rce first lieutenant John Crow,
first lieutenant; Pat II. Beggs; John Dolan, quar-
the following named officers have been commits
stoned by the Commander-in-Chief during the two
weeks commencing February Is, 1863, and ending
February ~, 1867
Battalion Washington Grays, oauanp-wliam
L. Gardner, commissary OF subsistence with rank
from December Is, 1858, original.
FIRST Regiment OF Lyditry.-J. G. Julius Lang
wee Daniel Gator, resigned; James b. Mackenzie,
second lieutenant, with rank from February 2, vice
Nicholas e. Lindner, resigned; Marquis b spaulding,
J. A. Mooschauser promoted
Ninth Reg,naeit Or Iny1,a,y-y. Alfred Therlott,
second lieutenant, with rank from December % 1868,
vice Joseph b. Pollock, resigned.
Ttgenty-second Regiment oJ JIrvdnuu.-William w.
Remmey, colonel, with rank from January 80, vice
George B. Post, resigned Josiah Porter, lieutenant
colonel, with rank IRON January 80. vice William W.
rom JANUARY 80 VICE JOSIAH Porter Promoted % 'AA
Ttcenty-tdid Regiment OF bsJa9it'H-Henry J.
Gra captain, with rank from January ~, wee c. l..
Goidthwae, promoted; William ]. Martin, first lieu
tenant with rank from January ~, vice H. j. Graf,
promoted william "a G Sands captain with rank
John A. Partridge, first lieutenant. with rank from
February 10, vice wiAiam P. Sands, promoted
Hubbard. second lieutenant, with rank from January
-, vice Henry W. Murphy, vacated.
Sirfyntnth Regiment or observation-disclosures STAN
lcy captain, with rank from August ), 1868, vice
Michael 0Keefe resigned.
The following designations or officers have been
accepted during the same per1od:-
First Regiment of ArtiaeTv.-Paul j. Hurley,
second lieutenant, February %.
FJth Regiment or ifudnt,u.-John J. Ulrich,
second lieutenant, February ~.
Ninth Regiment ar HlfntJp.-John Raper, cap
tain, February 10; william O. Barwis, captain, Feb
Eierentn Regiment or Tafanny.-Domncus Wit
tur, first lieutenant February n; Charles L. Hal
berstadt, captain, February II.
Tsoentg-seoond Regn,e,4i or Intantry.--John II.
Palmer, captain February 81
Treatb-third Regiment or T,Udnry.-Chares n.
Stoddard quartermaster, February is.
T'tirtvserenth Regiment or rI,vd"t'y.-HowardG Gal
Foriy-sere,th Regsiaeni or Iaran,p p--washIngton
Harrington, first lieutenant February Is; William l..
Wood first lieutenant, February %.
wall captain, February II: Robert Campbell, cap
tain, February Il.
The following named are the new civil officers OF
Company Y, Thirteenth regiment:-Presdent--Cs
tain Harry IL Beade. Secretary--Private J. ".
Miles, Jr. Financial Secretary Sergeant Samuel r.
Court Martial-Iicuienant Joseph Quick, Sergeant
Samuel 7. Noyes, Private J. s. Slater. Private W. D.
Private Banjamin y. Carey, Private Frank A. Gay,
Corporal GeorgclE. Bailey. Recruiting Committee
Corporal Lewis Payne, Private O. A. Ernst, Private
rne field officers, adIutant, sergeant major color
sergeant, general guides, markers and the commits
stoned officers, sergcanis and detail OF four dies
from eacn company IN the Thirteenth regiment arc
ordered to assemble for drill IN fatigue uniform at
the state Arsenal on saturday. the 18th, and Satur-
day. the 10th. The Held officers adjutant sergeant
major color sergeant, general guides markers, the
commissioned officers and non-commissioned Of
fceIs and u detail OF eight files from companies A,
G. ID, u and |, composing tue right wing Of this CON-
nand. wli assemble ior dr "a fatigue l uniform a.
April 1s6a. At the same hour, aud Held officers adJu.
tap sergeant mNor, c2or sergeant, general guides,
sSnss oasrs as sna ssa q s rom SS%p
mes y. n q aud X: composing the LEFT wing on the
Lieutenanfs J. Oscar NOntc, company q, and Henry
X. Darby, company ], have resigned. Company Of
this regiment, IN consequence OF Their inability 10
! procure sufficient number OF recruits 10 enable
theh to preserve their identity as q company: has
for transfer, Otherwise Il Will be consodalel WITH
J some OF this command. s~-J-rSaa~
| The Ninth regInent win have an inspection OF ful
4 u'cNS uHiviIuS Apri, NNtn, " ~ cApestcu,
800 ncn will be In line.
The disputed question In the Eighth regiment az
TO whether the commandment of company X "a the
superior OF the commandment OF company a IN the
handling Of q battalion resulted ON Wednesday even
ing last IN competitive drIil between the two cap
tains, the two companies forming the battalion. Tie
Judges were unable TO decide TO which officer
| the palm. There was much feeling exhibited on the
occasion between the two companies. These com
petitivo drills are all wrong. They only engender
bad blood between organizations which should 10
friendly.
Tho repairs to the armory OF the Forty.seventh
| regiment are nearly completed. Company Of this
c0nimanil intends 10 asOnlsh Brooklyn at its grand
reception for which the most extensive preparations
are being made.
Drills 6y diylsionwlll be held by the Thirty
Infantry as follows-Companies aud H. I'd, nth
aud 2ad inst; companies q and @, March B, 10 and
20; companicssG and d, March }rl7 and "a; COM
panies X and H. sth, 18th and 18th inst. Isaac r.
Hubbard has been elected second lieutenant Of CON-
pany X.
tVThe twenty second regiment are as busy a. bees
In preparing for their grand ball. which Il to take
place on the 1st proxImo at the Academy Of Music.
The tickets have already been issued They are about
six inches long BY three IN width, with coupon at
the end to be used Tor admission and represent q
colossal regimental badge leaning against KNAPP.
sack. with y camp scene In thedistancc.
The promenade concert aud hop 0f companies q
| II. u the Twelfth n m AZ.