New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29

M. IN and tho chances are he never will bs. Tho
cath battalion fight was laid before tho Governor
some time ago. and was by him referred TO Briga-
dier-Gencral Louis Fitzgerald, who's. report was
forwarded TO the Acknowledgement, who. in turn IS
sued an order which charges General Fitzgerald
with the reorganization OF the command. and set
ties a most disgraceful state Of affairs
General McAlpin says in his order. which is dated
March =:
Br!cadier- General Louis Fitzgerald; commandins
the First Brigade has been charged with the re-
organization OF the Goth Regiment lie - auth0i
ized to detail such officers and assistants 10 mo
G9th Battalion as he may deem necessary.
The Adjutant- General gives tho commander OF tho
First Brigade the right 20 summon the o'ncers o.
the battalion before an Examining Board. and he
ia authorized to form companies and to dis
charre ron-con,n.ssionel officers and privates q
che Battalion for tne good OK tho service AS he
may deem advisable
When in his Judgment tho order reads, mo Pres Pres
Ont battalion shall BE- in a good military CONDITION.
and when new computes have been adttI - con,
pete a battalion OF eight Conpdhes, to ~; n
commander IS authorized at his discretion 10 mr.
the election o. Il lieutenant colonel and on ',e com,
pleon Of ten conIanes co.0no. MtJy y,b ,h
6sth Battalion Is relieved from sue guy ana e ry
turned TO the superHunerarY ASi. boaTH "i *
for" it will convene at tho leadquarters o. NE
The boari vii consis. - the following officers:
Lieutenant Colonel McCcskry Butt. or ne I-Lh
mcnt; Major George T. Hart, Of The "a Resiinfit ,
Major Charles i. Roc, Of SPG!dr9h A. anu ''J''
Major Dufry. Win Il kaon appreciation OF The con
difi0n Of affairs sent his resignation - brigade
he says that no served in the National Guard TWEEN
The desire at STATE and brigade headquarters that
the regiment should be reorganzed Wlsh 70 IeaEe
rnthjne rndone 10 the accomplishment OF that cnd.
and GLADLY lay down my commission tl!at any l'd.
of reorganization that may be decided upon ila'
should / again De- called upon 70 so,fe III? ny?
State or tho Irish people. my ehers'es anu '"'
abilities shall he theirs 70 conliIahd - .-- ~
adier-(icnera. Fitzgerald. who was support ed
by I1u0y when General Fitzgerald was caildld,'e
FOR the position which he low holds. lndorsei me
resignation and laudet Duty whose in,'pac''y 10
manage the command has been evident - every
one for a long time The Genera! Alds. - IesPcct ,
fully request that his resignation tS
under The provisions q the military code. MAJOR
DUTY NAV De rendered supernumerary IN ~ i"i
that the State may not altogether lose ms -,
In a special order datcl March y, Genera fl'Z-
,-era,J saws '0Ths commanding Off ccr OF the 9th
battalion having rendered his resignation; hr IS az
his own request relieved from duty VIA IN" oa'l'
Ion. Lieutenant COionel George Moore smith 81
the 7th Regiment. j. hereby pdrGI ~ 1.','i''
and upon assuming comment WI! ,ii'Po'' 80 "'
General Fitzgerald would no: talk on the matter
OF the reorganization OF he G9th yesterday further
than 70 say hat he propo,na 20 ma, as, '''
Colonel Smith Is no stranger 10 me o''n. no ~
placed in command Of the battalion Turns, ~, ,hhc
brooklyn trolley strike and won the I,sPect OF lH'
men. who recognized In him a good ofhcfr n ''7l''
dlsc!pinaran and gentleman. his s"TNc" w't'l
the 7th Regiment began In May, l%i' whcn ne WIN
stoned second lieutenant May 81. l"2. first Neutcn-
ant June 90 1864: captain. Company @. DECEMBER
g. 1894 major. April 1870, leuienant-c1io MAJ u
When the Goth troubles broke ont again recently an
officer said: THE regiment has goot rscorl ana
a new set OF good enlisted men. might sun bt,
come an honor 70 tn Guard" Tho spponfment ~
Colonel Smith 10 thought TO be sep In that drtt-