New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04

corps Including General. \; T. Banks Charles r
present. General philip H. sheridan. under whose
Command tho corps aided sending Early whi RI NJ
the valley Of tho Shenandoah, will doubtless Dc Inere
also The reception committee, consisting OF General
Nicholas Day. Colonies j. Allsrs T. E. sott ana
Captains George f. Abbott and James Mack, Lienten-
ants Robert W. Reid ami Grafton Fennell Sergeant IT,
viii meet at the Hotel Normandlc on July 10 to make
the final arrangements to make Those from otter places
Under the regulation forbiddIng the commandFnts OF
regiments companies to lake any recruits TO ,ne STATE
prior the date which the tour OF camp duty Tor tho
several commands begins men are left ut home 10 whose
military instruction week in camp would DO hRniy
The following non commissioned officers Of the 23d
Regiment having PASSED satisfactory examinations and
warrants bee issued to them: Charles symonds,
quartarmaster- sergeant Company IT, June Is. 1856 in
place Of Cowpertbwait, who has surrendered his
Warrants Milburn SHARKS quart9rmsster sergeant
Charles +. Minsher sergeant Company IL June A. 1855
In place Of Story who has surrendered MS warrants
Angelo b. Thomas corporal Company X. May g. 1886,
in place Of Clark who has surrendered his warrant
william q. Ten Eyck. corporal Company ii, June d
Company b. I'm Regiment has uninterruptedly for the
last years had tho full number of members allowed
by law-l03 officers and Besides these the com
pany has at present nine members elect" who
Uniformed and drilling in the ranks, awaiting enlistment
Corporal H. d. Dryer. OF Company F. 18th Regiment.
having removed from tue state has resrned ms position
as recording secretary OF the company. and Private
Charles EWelch has been unanimously elected 10 sue
When the 9th Regiment Of the National Guard started
FOR the In 1861, John W. stiles colonel, William
H.. Halllcs lieutenant colonel. john b. copplneer
adlutant, Charles j. INOrdquist surgeon, howard
rinknoy assistant SURGEON Henry l. stevens quar-
reeiment served for three years and IL the following
battles Harpers Ferry Rappahannock station, second
Gettysburg Laurel Hi. Cedar Mountain Thorongh'are
Gap Chanfilly Anet,m. Chancellnrsvile. Wilder es'
service LILO officers and men served VITA IL besides
l&I substitutes and drafted Isn Ten 3cers ana iao
Private Stanley {. Whitney, company O. 23d Regi-
men havlr been expelled by o. his company FOR
this action OF the company has heen by Colonel
Fncke and hs has been dishouorsNly discharged from
further service In the National Guard OF this state
Colonel McAlpin will give farewell dinner to the
officers Of the 7lst Rcsmcut at the Manhattan Hotel
The commissioned officers OF tho I'd Regiment
assembled at tho armory in fatigue cap blouse and
sgUrd last Wednesday evening TO receive special IN
structon' In regard to camp duty. On tho Same
sys%nS s9 e sosny 9 e ada" gac
car aud blouse without arms for the same purpose.
Private Thomas Hogan. OF Company h. l2th Regiment,
who met with aeyere accident sOno time ago. Is rpuy
The following changes in the commissioned stah OF
the 23d Regiment announced: QparterlnasteI-
Sergeant Alfred d. Becken Company !, made sergeant.
charged; Private Henry l.. Hall, Company q, made
sereea and left general guide. Juno H. 1856 Ia place
RE trip which the LIZ Regnent wis going to mako
versary OF the battle OF Bull Ran will not be made.
Several given Tor the abandonment OF tue
expedition the PRINCIPAL OF which the departure OF
the colonel for Europe July 10 and the probability
that the weather Will he uncomiortably warm In that
July II.
One OF moro companies oi the Regiment Will take
part IN the Fourth OF July parade In Harlem to orros'
Captain Ferdinand +. RE, commanding tnr III BAT
terry. better known Eires Battery. 10 actively en-
gagged in ORGANIZING new platoon IN Harlem 10 be
known the Harlem Platoon. I'd Battery The PROJECT
is meeting with much favor among the young men OF
Harlem and twenty talking OF joining.
Earlos Battery Arnory will he in Harlem. as tho city
has purchased property ironing Malison-ave. ana
from Niuctyfourtn to Ninety fifth SIS. and VIII
begin binding :he plans approved by the
Arnorv Board. The arnory will have, other I'M
provements large rim, for mounted drills and exer-
The battery always parades mounted and armed
with eating guAs.