The New York herald., 1870-03-03
THE LADIES' MILITIA.
The Troubles In the Seventh Regimsnt--A Big
Fly" Coming to "Boddsr" the Commands
Harmony-Can 1t Bs "shooed 2, -

Judging from present indications the troubles In
certain companies or tue Seventh regiment are not
YET NJ az end. The nubbuo iu the FRS: company hos
somewhat aoated TO all on, ward show. although at
its meeting on MONDAY evening the court martlals
action tn the cases or few unfortunates gave rise
TO little discussion which, however, Ola not emu IN
any knockdowns IT was nice, quiet discussion, In
which those who partook 1t cndeavored to do every
thn2 ~ c0olly ano ca.miy an posslole the captain
was the only exception 10 the general rule, for he
Interested himself In the case OF one OF the court
martialled members very warmly In fact. he felttt
incumbent upon himself to leave his seat as chair
man and take the floor 10 "demandi' the dismissal
of the gentleman. He must have been gratined ut
the result OF his demand" At this meeting an
unfortunate corporal who had shouldored musEet
for nine years was also placed hOrs dc combat and
the court martial recommended the dismissal Of
enc OF Its members, who was . lieutenant colonel
4uring the war because he mad visited insult TO
friend oil MS with swift knock down . week
n0agO, u fn description Of winch interesting event
was given In the n i.RALD on WashingLon'S rth-
day, much to the disgust OF certain companies VINO
sC0ndemned to u InanH the erD9Se Of the inner
Workings OF the seventh. The exlieutenant colonel
Anshia knock down argument used an epithet which
sno court martial ac ua.ly demanded xn explanation
or and Tor their special benefit he referred them to
WeDsters Dictonary. IL u supposed that . court
names. Tnere 49, NJ ADDITION TO the First company
Tunpus, another one looming up IN the seventh
company "a relatoa 10 one VI the lieutenants Inis
viii In all PROBABILITY soon auord q new chapter
worth reading.
Tne most serious trouble, however, is that about
which there are now wci authenticated rumOra. IL
n this:-Tnere are IN almost ali the companies q
good many disa.iectad members, who for various
reasons ara orownng ana grumoling In way that
does not portend harnon,os results ana It Is very
generally understood that fnanv OF them intend to
secede from the seventh TO do this with effect the
plan is as far rs can ascertained, for the dsaf-
fectod to form al organization sulcient TO enJitle
shem TO the dignity OF military company
in numbers. The Iwenty-sec0nd regiment
SRS now only nine fun companies, and II
everything bc arranged satisfactorily tue
s,seceders' VIII make the tenth company.
They contend that every member In good
standlng OF any res siment in any county
can demand 10 be transferred to epy other
regiment In the same county provided the re.
&1ment 10 which they want TO ne transferred con-
SCENTS to their Decoinin. part and parcel OF At The de-
mand, they argue uh,er tnese circumstances must
be complied with, as The laws Ol the state entl.e
ynem 10 the privilege To transfer as described. II
the members ol lhe seventh VINO are talking over
0@ should put tDei pans INTO execution Jolly ex-
cisement may De expected III military circlea