New-York tribune., 1884-02-24
NATIONAL GIARD NOTE2.

Orders have been issued for the 7th Regiment to
parade in fatigue uniform white belts, on on Mafch
3 for battalion drill and presentation OF marks
mans badges, at o'clock p III. Admission VIII DC
BY ticket except 10 members Of the reglnent.
Iieutenants Haight and Smith are detailed as Off
GERS of the guard Battalion drills are ordered ~
the same uniform as follows: Companies & q, and X,
on March 12 Companies A, Is, and !, on March 50 80
and Companies ID, +, L and ii, on March 20. Inc
Inspector General will inspect the arlnOry books,
ETC. on Friday. The officers have been ordered to
assemble in fatigue uniform for instruction by zen
Thorne Harper, and Edward i. Sage have been
commissioned TO Company |. Lieutenant Mllllam
NJ Masseys resignation has been accepted by the
The Tesignations of the officers of the 71st Regi-
ment have again been returned to them by Colonel
Vose A court martial for the trial Of delinquents
in the regiment has been ordered TO convene at the
Armory on Wednesday at o'clock, and Lieutenant
Charles A. Hess has been detailed as president.
Company drills have been ordered to be resumed s
immediately. The standing S committees do 12r
Colonel Vose, Captain John ?. Leo and
Lieutenant A. Rivers Taylor, Gomuittee, on
Entertainments, Captains Clark, Belknap, Blakley,
Townsend and Jordan; Committee on State of the
Regiment, Captains Leo and Steyenson and
Lieutenants Hess, Christopher and Whitney /;
Music Committee, Captain Stevenson; Dress Com
mittee, Captain Jordan and ArmOry Committee,
Lieutenant Barry. The resignation of Major II. n.
LandOn has been accepted by the COmmander-ln-
Chief and the regmcntal commander says IN or
ders: In the resignation of Major Landon the
State loses the service of one of its most efficient
officers and an accomplished gentleman" sergeant
Paul V. Harris, Company =, has been appointed
quarteTmasteT.
The 22d Regiment has qualified 106 maTksmen,
Of whom four are sharpshoOters, Captain Harrison
making the highest score.
THE MhESDAM BREAKS HER PROPELLER.
The Netherlands Line steamship Alaesdam ar
rved in port Yesterday with a broken propeller
and a leak in her stern. Her commander Is Captain
Bakker and she left Rotterdam on February 3, en-
cOuntering bad weather the greater part of the vOy
age On February ] she first struck a squall, and
for eight days afterward she had series of squalls,
hurricanes and bad weather Of every sort. Three
dsys after the storms began when about fifty
miles northeast of the newfoundland banks, the
Maesdam broke one blade Of ber propeller. The
accident is supposed TO have been due
10 floating wreckage. The steamer was
stopped so that the damage could be
asceTtaincd and was then started again. About
two hours afterward leak was reported, and upon
further investigation it was found that the biade
of the propeller when it broke had been hurled
against the stern, making crack IN the vessel IN
the shape Of an J.. A pump was rugged up In inc
cabin, as the water pouring III iast, ana ihe
best means were used TO check the leak. win
only three blades left to her propeller the Maesdam
made slow progress for the rest of the voyage. No
estimate could be obtained of the damage TO the
ship, but as soon her cargo is unloaded che will
be placed IN dry dock for repairs.