New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
SOLDIERS ON THE MARCH.
MIDSUMMER MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

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NETS white cross bes white and white gloves
and taking the elevated railroad ct Thirty
thrd-st and SIxthave, will go TO Harlem TO tako part
by special invitation OF committee OF citizens In the
hundred and tenth anniversary celebration OF tho
Declaration Of Independence Colonel McAlpn has Is
sued circular to the members OF the regiment, remind
ing them that the old American Guard" should on that
occasion parade with full ranks 1t h expected that the
command will parade in eight companies OF sixteen HES
each with EDens list Regiment Band OF forty pieces
and full drum, fife and bugle corps The field and stan
will be mounted The parade will In the coolest part
OF the day and very short. Major E. t. T. Marsh, sur
gcon Of the regiment will have three stretchers carried
on the march, an II any fall BIZ the wayHde they Will
| be well cared for.
Company d, 10Th Regiment Captain Blocker S. Bar
nard this city last evening for Poughkeepse where
the command will take part In the Fourth OF July
| parade tomorrow. returning homo in the evening.
There eighty-fve men in the ranks when the line
was formed at tho srmory 1T $50 p. m Marching to
the foot OF Harson-sL the company embarked on the
Pouchkeepse boat which Mt o'clock started on the
Journey up the Hudson River. The men were In the
state service uniform. with white helmets. knapsacks
and rolled and presented very soldery ap
perance the steamer passed Milton on the Hudson
the passing company was greeted with fireworks dis
played on grounds OF Roswell H. Stone whose hand
some mansion Illuminated with linerns and gayy
decorated with flags Captain Barnard re-
sponded with . voley OF blank cartridges and
Behind Me-" Then the steamer blew three whistles.
Twenty minutes later Company ID landed at Pough-
kecnsIc The 18th separate Company Captain William
Haubcnnestcl. received the visitors AM escorted them
TO the Morgan House where tho proprietor Mr. Grlggs
had spared pains to provide pleasant acconinona
barrels and fire and the pcops along the ron'e
gave the Ncw-York company cordial reception
Among the eXcrcssS tomorrow will be an exhibition
drill in Eastman's Park
The SURVIVOR Association of tho 27th Regiment,
Nrw.York Volunteers. ana LIST Newlork veteran
Cavalry viii celebrate the twentyfith anniversary Of
battle Of Rn R%n BY and S Mn Of sq he % at
cpal railroads give reduced fares to member,
sd ne ee viii be nre gathering " Of the
their friends. Leuten mt Colonel G. A. Wells. formerly
OF the lat New-York Veteran Cavalry Chairman OF the
Executive Committee TRIBUNE Bnllting. Will give fun
those who address him with r. gard 20 tho
Baker member OF Congress from hs Rochester DIS.
rict the secretary is Captan Henry l. Achiles OF
both ecmcn ts md will give tho warm re-
ception The exercises Of the frat day Will begin at the
dinner al 9 =. M Jay the win have
tine excursion and dinner at Charlotte on Lake ON,
lario General II. W. s0cum, VINO commanded the
Twelftn ARMY Corps IN 1865 was the frat Colonel OF
the 27h Regiment. and was badly wounded at the bst"
anniversary 10 about TO he celebrated lie !, nov
Rogers General Joseph J. Bartlett. tho second Colonel
of the regiment now Deputy C1mniSaoner o. PENSIONS
at Washington. A. Il; Ionreee VINO wac hanly wonnned
~ the same fight, and many other Nel-known mon VIII
he present.
is not pleasant one but It is ,nveniemy situated II
/. IN the rear Ocean House fronts the hotel
dusty but while regiment amp they will prom
ably he sprnkled. Under the supervision of Captain W.
Greenland of rifle practice, tho camp ground
last week thoroughly prepared for the use the regl
men ercai deal OF work was required IN laying tne
drains deep stratum or clay nnderes the
surface which after rain Will retain the surface water
IN pipes leading from the city. The tents
which have been loaned to the regiincn ny the author
ies Island, noored with panod pine boaris
aud the camp presents ancat appearance Tho gegl'
will march to meas N the Ocean House N two de-
tAchment The large dining hall mas bren rchiv decor
AT end Is large portrait Of General Grant
surrounded by nsgs, AMI In tho midst OF mem encrced
by wreath OF evergreens the number % during lne
stay OF the regiment receptions VIII he gwen 10 tho ON
by the Governor, by Henry CT and others one
oi the co.G panrs viii give fancy dril Al inc shatInH
rink for IN benefit OF one OF the local Charities Inc
new ana coInmodious quarters OF the BUSINESS Mems
have been placed at the disposal OF The DILL
The will be at liberty 10 go where they please
the hours prescribed for morning drills ana
dress parade ana the prospect is that they Will have
Coionel James Cavanagh has ordered the Goth Repi-
ment assemble at the armory for inspection next
lhursd@y at r H. IN state Service uniform ana egnP
the tnnc knap>scks Win overcoats rolled
haversacks aud cauteens hanging outside OF the waist
belt from the right the side and tho pre-
scrbrd soldiers kit IN the KIN psack fieh sian and
and equIpmcnt. with overcoats rolled IN Slug. Tho
non-com pIssoned stan aud field music will report TO
AoJutant James Moran The OBJECT OF the inspection 70
that man is IN proper array or the tour OF
kill next Saturday. Until we return from camp"
Colonel Cavanagh says IN his order, every member
not even fora moment forset that ho ia soldier
Inc following officers and men of Company F, 7lh
the past season: Captain Daniel Appleton. l1euten-
ants Frank Paving and Bradish j. smith, seigeauts |
STEELE: Corporals +. /. Van Bsnschoen. l.. A. Powers
ANA Edward +. sporry Priyates IL Allen. G. T. Am
George F. Cafi l. Comfort r. Dart. IT,, H. Dsssa'
r T. T. n. lodge A. C. js..np, f. p Jcssup GouSer.
neur KemoIe' IT, +. kgn4s"y C. w. NacdSnaa. w. H.
ID. Putnam j. W. klvinIns C. +. sackett, h. j. schu-
mach-r c. Schumacher. j. ii. Taylor, W. Thorn and W.
Coonel E. A. McApln of the 7lst Regiment, who will
lwo mon lie mas been III -heslth aud the trip is
The 'Jats 4" OF Company g.. Eth Regiment made
flying visit 10 the state Camp At Pecksk last Sunday
rney royalty enerained ny Inc officers of the III
Regiment Tue youthful MAJOR Frank A. Jones' who
formerly member OF the company. left nothing
The / til and 32d Regiments have been greatly i'm
proved drill aud discipline by their tour OF duty
return last evening" with 6Tonzed faces ana tho steaa
ness acquired by weeks dr,ii they presented great
contrast 10 the body OF palc-faced uen who the week
before cmbtI ked for Peekskill.
An opinion by Judgc-Advocate General William NJ
Marvin, commanding tho 33d Separate Company
relating to enlistnents in his command, has been
wac nm.tsrs mo the servics M nv ny za
gAzarion and adopted bylaws, copy or which sub
mIItei BY their terms al propositions Tor rshps
must be made In writing signed by the applicant The
application must be submitted to recruiting committee
and favorable report the applicant is to be btoted
Tor Dy tho members OF the company These by laws
have however been practically obsolete for The past
years No civil meetings have been hold during time
have the bylaws been recognized In any way
hc question asked "a, whether these facts she cap
tam commanding can enlist men without regard Rules
l47-l4Z The scope and effect or these provls
not TO compel, but merely to authorize
INIT the organ ZaOn IN military bodies OF cvil organZs
tons or associations aud TO provide that when such
has hern formed. its bylaws shall contain
essential rules aud shall provide amongst other
things Tor the election O recruits to In the
civil organization before they enter military SER
wee. The provisions In the regulations do m any
way alter the permlssyo language OF the Military
Code. They only take effect III where a
civil cation has been formed That sucn
org anlzatious are not essential obligatory clearly
appears from the language OF thcsMlliiary Code l36
which s that the officers OF any regiment the meu.
beers OF any troop, Bate company may organize
themselves into association OF which thr
Ing officer shall bs president We're Rules lI6.l4T 10
be construed preclude the possibility OF enlist.
except IN the manner prescribed they would have
the effect In order that recruiting might carried ON
ALL of absolutely requiring the existence of civil
organlz iton OF companies II appear. that the
bylaws become obsolete aud the CIVIL uryaiztion