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s 8, ARMY APPOINTMENTS. Rames of General and Field Officers Confirmed by the Senate. THE DOUBT &., FUL NOMINATIONS, de, de. ‘Whe Benate is working bard upon the military appoint- wents, A large number—some of them prominent men— have already been objected to and laid over, If there are apy contests over these cases they wit probably lack ‘confirmation, for nearly the whole time of the session left ‘WM be cecupied in confirming those to which there is no @*fjection A very large number from Pennsylvania and Winois have been Iaid ‘that these States have over for the present, for the reason ‘been accorded an enormously large proportion of the appointments, ‘Phe following are the names of those who have been confirmed and promoted by the Senate:— APPOINTMENTS, GENERAL OFFIC! P, Banks, ERS. of Massachusetts, to be Major Gene- val, May 16, 1061. t Yanna: Dix, of Now York, to be Major General, May 16, 7 McCall, of Pennsyslanis, to be Brigadier A ‘Goneral, May 17, 1861. Samadi R. Curlis, of ee J. Reynolte, 186) Towa, to be Brigadior Genera), May Kearney, of New Jersey, to be Brigadier Genera), ‘1861 of Indiana, 10 be Brigadier Genera), 1 Walmne king, of Wisconsin, to be Brigadier General, May 1861. 2 Siegel, of Missour!, to be Brigadier General, May 37, 1861. ADJUTANT GENERAL'S Daniel T. Yan Buren, of New adjutant General, with Barcus J. Parrott, of DEPARTMENT. York, to he Assighnwy. the rank of Major. Kansas, lo be Assietant Agjutent Genera), with tho rank of Captain, Monry'J. Biadio, ‘of Pennsylvania, to bo Avsistaant Afju- (ant General, with tho rank of Captain. tener. S. ‘Rose, of Indiana, to be Assistante.Adjatant with the rank of Captain, QUARTERMASTER'S DEF. ARSMENT.. Jamies Bradshaw, of Indiana, to be Assistant(GQuarter- ainaster, Jobn Ww witts the rank of Captain, June 20, 3861. “Taylor, of Iowa, tobe Assistant, Quertermas- ver, with ihe rank of Captain, June 22, 186% Jeood Dock, of Ponnaylvania, to be Amaitant Quarter- doastor with the rank of: in, June 22, 1961. Cha: ess y W. Moulton, of 10, to be Axsiatant Quarter maator, with the rank of Captain, June 26, 1961. Lowry of Ohio, 10 be Assistant Quartermas- ter, wih the rank of Ceptain, June 28, 1861. John W. Rankin, of Fowa, to be ter, “witb tho rank of Capta tant Quartermas- ‘Heuben B. Hatch, ef Iilinois, to be Asvietant Quarter- ‘renetor With the rark of Jesxe W. Fell, of Hinois, to with the rank of Captal Captain. be Assistant Quartermaster, 1D. J. W. Shafer, af Minols, to be Agisstant Quartermaster, with the rank of Captain. G. A. Pierce, of Indi jana, to be Assistant Quartermaster, ‘wit the rank of Captain. Howry Z. Curtis, of Jowa, to be Assistant Quartermaster, “aith the rank of Captain. ‘Ghanidler Hal), of with the rank of Captain. , to de Aseistant Quartermaster, Biward M. Davis, of ———, to be Assistant Quarter ; with the rank of Captai ¥ “ao s. , of Ilinois, to be Assistant Quarter. rank of Captain. ry masior, with of Captain. Mnoch ?. Fitch, of os. to be Assistant Quarter Woaster, with the rank of: John Leverit of 7 Master, with the rank of Capta’ tain, Indiana, to be Asvietant Quarter- Joba P. Rutherford, of Pennsylvania, to be Assistant Quartermaster, with the rank of er, of Massachuset! Doxter F. ptain, to be Assistant ‘Quartermaster, with Lhe rank of Captain. SUBSISTENCE DEPAR’ Joseph G. Crane, of ence, with the rank of Speed Butlor, of Hingis, to be Ohio. to be Cotametbsary of Subsist- Captain, June 28, 186i. Commissary of Substst- ence, with the rank of Captain, Janes Beach Clow, of Bub: Prancis Darr’, of Ohio. ‘with tho rank of Captal Daaiel Saint, of Flor of Pernaylvania, to be Commissary tence, with the rank of Captain to be Commissary of Subsistence, , © be Commissary of Subsist- ace, with the rank of Captain wie. Tarkinton, of Indiana, to he Commissary of Bub- fetence, with the rank of Captain. Teaac 6. Woods see sistence, with the rank of , © be Comminsary of Sub- Captain. RN. Comly, of Indiana, to be Commissary of Subsist- ‘of Captate. ‘@mec, with the rank ‘William Donaldson, @f Bobsistence, with Richard McAllister, Siatence, with the rank of Pennsylvania, to be Commissary ‘tho rank of Cove , of Towa, to be Commissary of Sub- of Captain. BRIGADIER GENERALS. Obvione! Samuel P. Heintzelman, of the Seventeenth in- fuutry, to be Brigad Wer General, May 17, 1961 Colonel Andrew Porter, of the Sixteenth infantry, to be Brigadier General, May 17, 1861. Colonc} William B. Franklin, of the Twelfth infantry, to de Brigadier General, May 17,1861. Golone! Charles P. ee Brigadier General Idoatengnt Coloncl Tuormas , of the Fourteenth infantry , to May 17, 1861. W. Sherman, of the Fifth ar- ‘igadier General, May 17, 1861. Ailery, tebe Bri Joneph Hooker, of ‘17, 1861. California; to be Brigadier General, ag DE W. Lander, of Virginia, to be Brigadier Gene- May 17, 1661. ral ntenad Baker, of Oregon, to be Brigadier General, %. ¥. Key, of Virginia, to be Brigadier General, May M1861. ADJUTANT ‘Hiram Stevens, to ‘the rank of Captain. \TERMASTER’S DEP. QUAR! Richard N. Rachel ent Quartermaster, Danie} Stinson, of GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. be Assistant Adjutant General, with ier, of New Hampshire, to be Asaist- with the rank of Captain. New York, to be Assistant Quarter- amaster, with the rank of Captain. Gardner 3. Blodgett, of Vermont, to be Assistant Quar- termestcr, with the rank of Captain. Thornton Smith, of Pennsylvania, to be Assistant Quar- termaster, with the rank of Captain. John G. Klinck, of Obio, to be Assistant Quartermaster, with the rank of Captain, Sarmucl Henr dermaster, wit George J. Staaly, of master, with the Charles BE. Fal Quartermasto-, with oF P the rank of naylvania to be Assistant Quar- Virginia, to be Assistant Quarter- nk of Captain, Of Massachusetts, to be Assistant rank of Captain, Jobn J. Elwell, of Oblo, to be Assistant Quartermaster, with the rank of Captain. Edward D. Chapman, of Ohio, to be Assistant Quarter- ‘waster, with the rank of Captain, William W. McKim, of Massachusctte, to be Assistant ‘Quartermaster, with the rank of Captain John F. Castow, of term: Pennsylvania, to be Assistant Quar- vr, with the rank of Captain. Joseph 1. Dodds, of Ilinoig, to be Assistant Quarter- moaet with the rank of Captain, Fenry H. Boggess, of Indiana, Moaster, with the rank of Captain, 0 be Assistant Quarter- SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT. Charlee B. Penrose, of Pennsylvania, to be Commissary of Subsistence, with the rank of Captain. jjolun Hall, of Peunsyivania, to be Commissary of Sub- sietence, wilh the rani Sainuel B. R. Carpenter, Suteietence, with the rank ‘art, of Delaware, to be Commissary of Grantham J. Tagg! of Captain, of Ohio, to be Commirsary of of Captain. Babsistence, with the rank of Captain. Gideon Scull, of Pennayivanta, Bubsistence, with the Samuel H. Sturdey to be Commissary of of Captain. wf Pennsylvania, to be Commis nt sary of Subsintence, with the rank of Captain. Abijali Keith, of Ve fence, with the rank ebougall, Babsistence, with the ray James K. Scofield, of 1 Of Snbsietence, with U erment, to be Commissary of Subsie- of Captain. Bek, of Pei tisvivania, to be Commissary of ith the rar of Captain. d, to be Commissary of 2 oneyivania. to be Commissary nk of Capty a. , of Sohn King, of Ponneyly cnia, Commi-sury of Subsistence, with the rank af Capt Jeremiah C. Tilton erry of Subsict Robert M, Musser, « Of Subeistence, with | vy, of vith tive viward msl Sek pistence, Joun BH, Wi Bisicnce, with Radetphus'Kent ubristonoe, with f w he mF. Cold. of with the rank of Captain MAL ‘am R. Gibson, bern in South Army ‘homae W. Yurd, of New York, aged $5, born in Peun vania. Joshua Howard sylvan ia William P. Gould, Teland. Maio Taylor, of 01 Peonsylvania, Oharies T. Lan id, ga. Dwight Bannister John H. Kinzie, of A. McD. Lyon, of eyivania. PAY H. Eaton, of Ma ain of Nav Tram he rank 0. Coptain. of Pousylvauia, to be Commissary he rani of Captain, Yeorsylvani«, to be Commissary of ratnik ain, c ‘w York, Commiseary of Sub- uf Captain ennayiavn’ rank of Captai Maryland, to be to be Commis- to be Commissary of ‘Commissary of Sub- STERS. ois, aged 45, born Iu Macca of Maryland, aged 48, bora in Mary inllitury storekeeper United States Caroling of Michigan, aged 68, born in Penn of Indiana, aged 31, burn in Rhode Arthur W. Fle(cher, of Maryland, aged 47, bora in iO, aged 36, born in Ohio, M, Sallade, of Pennsylyania, aged 45, born in of Missouri, aged 2¢, born in Micht- 1 of Obio, aged 29, born in Ohio, Tinois, aged 67, bora in Canada, Pennsylvania, aged 25, born in Penn- Thomas J, McKean, of lowa, »ged 80, born in Penn. ayivania. ‘Will Camback, of f indiana, aged 82, born in Indiana, J.D. Webster, of Ilinole, Robert E. Patterson, of Pennsylvania, age 81, born in Pounsyivania, P. B, Paulding, wooia Thomas H. Halsey, dersey Ma'colm McDowell, Wh tam Vetien, of Fawin D. Judd, of Bont Chauneoy Work. Thomas S, Aliiwon, By) vania Of California, age 37, born in Ponnay! , of Vermont, age 45, vorn ia New of Ohio, age $4, born in Ohio, New York, age 2, born in New York, Connecticut, age 27, born in Connec- PH. Johnson, of Missouri, age 82, bora in New of New Jorney, age 61, born tw Penn. Philtp Pendleton, of Virginia, age 47, born in Wirginia. ‘Witham Allon, of Towa, in Maan shcbotts. M. K. Hazleton, of New ipshire, age 26, V,orn in New ‘Hampabire. Wik: Haskin, of Now York, R. H, Proyn, of New York, Tarael Townsend, of Delaware, 46, porn in Delaware. John Coon, of Obio, age 88, dorm In Mee eri 1 Of Ohio, age 60, bor a Maryan. » 8° 89 , born New "york, age 35, born in win C. Morse, of Massachur ip Mas- aa = a otts, age 42, born Milton J. Stone, of Maseach’ jwotts, age 40, born in Mas- eee eer nusetts, age 42, born in New Jacob A, Camp, of Obio , age 88, born in Now York. . Cook, of Obie , “age 33, born in Ohio. B. Rush Cowen, of 7 alo age 80, born in Ohio, Howard “lp ff Ohio. y 29, Dorn ime Dir tho Diatrict of Columbia, age 29, ? ins, or Obio, Henry B. Reey 9, of Ohio, age 20. ph Addi# on; lawyer, of New York, age 86, born in eT P. M adrows, of Now York, age $8, born in Now Rolands , Usher, of Massachusetts, age $8, born in Bas- bao ry f Ohio, age $4, dorn in New York, Kinney, o! 0, age 34, born in New 3 John’ P. irua, of Pennsylvania, ago 48, born im Penasy)- Hey ry L. King, of New York. Sar auol A. Purviance, of Pennsylvania, G9 orge Marston, of New Hampshire. Sdarlos 8, Jones, of the Distriet of Columbia, ¥. W. Crane. Gideon J, Ball, of tventa, . Jobr H. MeRlair, of the District of Columbia, Honry ©. Brigham, of the ot of Columbia, ‘yland, of Massachusetts. vin V. Elliot, of New York. Anthony ‘Ten of Michigan. Nathan's, Denn oe Neepin: Henry L. Benner, of Pennsylvania. Jamen W. Carpenter, of Vermont. of Fonnsylvania. Jabes Troe, of Ma: HK. T. Dixon, of Virginia. William Richardson, of New York, Chhries S. Stevenson, of Indiana. PROMOTIONS. ADFUTANT GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. General, to de Asmatant Adjutant General, with the rank of Lieutowant Colonel, May'11, 1861, to fill ‘an original va- cancy, vice Mackall, declined. General, to be Assistant Adjutant General, withthe brevet rank of’ Mejor, May 11, 1861, vice Buell, promoted. Mrevet ‘Oaptain Julius P. @ , Assistant Adjutant rank of Major, May 14, 1861, vice McDowell, appointed Brigadt th Brovet Captain Theodore Talbot, Ansistant Adjutant General: to be Assistant Adjutant General, with te Drevet rok, Maine, age ine. iam B, Rochester, of York. uy sachusetts. Fayette Brown, of ObY ,' age 37) born in Ohio. Edward Boyce, of” Y oiumbia, , age 23, born in Obio. Addis * Adam My Freeman, of New York, age 49, born in New or} vanies ¥ obart Smith, of Titnoin. William Sherman, of New Jeree: George P. nage ae New Hampshire. ‘William Fessenden, of Maine. ine. Obadiah F. Patt, of Missouri, Samuel A. Safford, of New York. Brevet Don Carlow Buell, Assistant Adjutant Brevet in ’Seth Williams, Assistant Adjutant Gel ts be Assistant Adjutant General, with the brevet ‘Major, July 8, 1861, vice Mackall, resigned. 4 plage ARTMENT. Captain Edwin B. Babbitt, Assistant Quartermaster, to be Quartermaster, with the runk of Major, May 10, 1861, vice Clark, deceased, Captain Robert F. Clary, Assistant Quartermaster, to be aster, with the’ rank of Major, May 17, 1861, to Al an original vacancy. Captain Morris 8. Miller, Assistant Quartermaster, to be Quartermaster, with the rank of Major, May 17, 1861, to fill an original vacancy. Captain Aloxander Montgomery, Assistant Quartermas- ter, to be Quartermaster, with tle rank of Major, May 27, 1901, to fill on original vacancy. Captain Robert Allen, Assistant Quartermaster, to be Quartermaster, with the rank of Major, May 27, 1861, to fill an origina) vacancy. Captain Amos B. Buon, Oominiasary of Bubs to mos B. Eaton, istenoe, be Commisuary of Babsislence, itis toe seek ot Major, bay! 1861, vice Lee, resigned. piain Alexander &. Shiras Commissary of Subsistence, of Subsistence, with the rank of Major; May 11,1861, to ll an original vacancy. Captain Charles L. Kilburn, Commissary of Subsistence, to be Commissary of Subsistance, with the rank of Major, May 11, 1861, to All an original vacancy. 80: a gg ng tor he ae irgeon Clement A. ‘y , © be Surgeon Gene: 18, 1661, vice Lawson, décoasod. 1 aay Asnintant Surgeon Klieba J. Bailey, to be Sargeon, Ma; Thisy, promoiea, 7? rens MF 16, 1861, vice mint SurgeoGeorge E. Cooper, to be Surgeon, May 21, 1861, to fill an origina) ¥: 4 Agmistan: to be Surgeon, May 21, 1861, to fill an original vacanos Astistant Surgeon Peter G. 8, Ten Brock, to bo Surgeon, Avsistant Surgeon Ebenezer Swift, 10 be Surgeon, May Hover Perin, May 21, 1861, to fil an original vacancy. Assistant Surgeon John P. Summers, to be Surgeon, May 21, 1861, to fill an or vacancy. Assistant Surgeon les _H. Crane, to be Surgeon, May 21, 1861, to fill an original vacancy. Assistant Surgoon Lyman H. Stone, to be Surgeon, May 21, 186%, to MU an original vacancy. Assistant Surgeon 3 A. McParlin, to be Surgeon, May 21, 1861, to fll an original vacancy. i: elstant Surgeon William F. Edgar, te be Surgeon, May 31, 1861, to fill an original vacancy, CORPS OF ENGINEERS. - Second Lieutenant David C. Houston, to be Fist Lien- tenant, May 2, 1861, vice Lee, resi 5 evek nd Lieutenant Walter McFarland, to be second Lieutenant, May 1, 1961, vice Meade, Cag: an Brevet Second Lieutenant John A. ey r., to be Second Lieutenant, May 1, 186, vice A‘exander, resigned. Brevet Secoad Lieutenant Charles E. Cross, to be Second hoes emg vice Houston, promoted, to date from May Brevet Second Lieutenant Orville E. Bebcock, to be Second Lieutenant, May 14, 186%, vice Meige, appointed €otonel of the Eleventh regiment of infantry. Brevet Second Licutenant Patrick H. 0, Rorke, to be Second Lieutenant, June 29, 1861, vice Gilmer, rosigned. CORPS OF TOPOGRAPHICAL ENGINEERS. Brovet Second Lieutenant Haldimand 8. Putpam, to be Second Lieutenant, April 1, 1861, vice Smith, resign Brevet Second Lientenant Joseph Dixon, to be Second Lieutenant, May 14, 1861, vice Franklin, appointed Colo- nel of the Twelfth reximent of infantry. Brevet Second Lieutenant Orlando G. Wagner, to by Second Lieutenant, May 14, 1861, vice Dorby, deceased. Broyet Second Lisutenant Nicolas Bowen, to be Second Licutenant, Juno 10, 1661, vice Bryan, resigued, ORDNANCE DEPARTMETT. Captain George D. Ramsay, to be Major, April 22, 1862, vice Hnger, resigned, Captain William Maynadier, to be Major, May 5, 1861, vice Mordecai, reigned. Captain William A, Thornton, to be Major, May 28,1861, vice Bell, resigned. Firet Lieutenant Julian McAllister, to be Captain, July 1, 1861, having served ‘fourteen years continuous service as licutenant.’” » — First Lieute- Second Lieutenant Horace Porter, nant, June 7, 1861, vice Howard, resigned. Second Lieutenant, Theodore ‘Edson, to be First Lioute nant, July 1, 1861, vice McAllister, promoted. Second Lieutenant James M. Whittemore, to be First Lieutenant, July 1, 1861, vice Symme, promoted. Brevet Second Lieutenant Adelbert R. Buffington, to be Second Lieutenant, May 14, 1861, vice Kingsbury, ap- pointed to'the Fifth artillory. Brevet Second Lieutenait Daniel W. Flagler, to be Second Lieutenant, to fill the vacancy occasioned by Cap- lain Bradford's resignation, to date from June 24, 1861. Brevet Second Lieutenant Thomas C, Bradford, to be Se- nant, Vice Wright, resigned, to date from Juno Brevet Second Lieutenant Richard M. Hill, to be Second Lietenant, vioe Porter, promoted, to date from Juno 24, PIRST REGIMENT OF DRAGOONB, Lieutenant Colonel Benjanin J. Heall, to be Colonel, May 18, 1861, vice Fauntleroy’, resigned. Major Goorge A. H. Blake, to be Lteutonant Colonel, May 18, 1861, vice Beall, premoted. Firat Lieutenant Isaiah N. Moore, to be Captain, April 20, 1861, vice Grier, promoted into the dri : Firat Lioutonant Nelson B, Sweitzer, to be Caplain, May 17,1861, vice Ewell, resigned. Gregg, or be First Lieu- Second Lieutenant David Mc. M. tenant, March 21,1862, vice Pender, resign Second Lieutenant James Wheeler, Jr., to be Firat Lieu- tenant, April 20, 1861, vice Moore, promoted. Seoond Lieutstant Richard 8, C.'Lord, to be First Lieu- tenant, Apri! 23, 1861, vice Ogie, dismiased. Second Lieutenant Marcus A. Rono, to be Firet Lieu tenant, April 25, 1861, vice Johnston, resigned. Beoond Lieut-gant Samuel McKee, to be First Lieu- tenant, May 7, 1861, vloe Wiliams, who vacates his regi- | mental commission Second Lieutenant Fugene M. Baker, to be First Liou- tenant, May 8, 1501, vice Swoitzar, promoted. Second Lientenant Jorish H. Kellogg, to. be First Lieu- tenant, May 13, 1861, vice Rrewer, resigned. Rrevet Second Liouitenant Dart H. Buel, to be Second Liwutenant, vice McKee, prometed, to date from June 24, 1. Brovet Second Lieutenant Stephen C. Lyford, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Baker, promoted, to date from Sune 24, 1861 SECOND REQIMENT OF DRAGOONS. William N. Geter, of (he First dragoons, to be 1861, vico May, resigued. Beverly H. Robertson, to be Captain, March 3, 1861, vice Anderson, resigned. First Lieutenans cas P. Holliday, to be Captain, May , 1861, vice Hawes, resigned. First Lieutenant Chariea K. Norris, to be tain, May 11, 1881, vice Tesigned. caren ta First Zieutenan: 1 aa Hight, (o be Captain, May 13, 1, vice Sibley, promoted imo the Pewee 5 First Lioutenant George A. Gordon, to be Captain, May 4. 80, 1861, vice Steels, resigne: Firat Lieutenant Francia C. Arinstvong, to be Captain, (0 be First Lioutenaat, Sune 6, 1861, vice ‘Tyler, dismissed, Second Lisutenant, John Greea, to March $, 1861, vice Robertson, promote Second Lioutenant, Ehevexer Gay, te be Firat Lietton- sat, March 31, 1861, vice Villopigue: Frelgeed, iret Lieutenaat, Second Lieutenant Lewis Merrill, to be April 24, 1961, vico Mulling, resigned. t John K. Mizner, tobe First Liouten- ce Holiday, promoted. Second Lieu! Second Lientenant William P. Saudere, to be ¥i ant, May 9, 186), i} Firet Lieutenant, June 1, }: 01, v Lieutenant, May 10,1861, vice Pogram, res) Ded. Seoont + Lioutonant Chi Walkery “to be First Lieutenant, May 1), 1861, vice ight, promoted. Second Lioutenant Theophilus F. Rodenbough, to ve ige Jackwow; resigned, NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1861. Second Lioutenant Charles W. Canfield, to bo First Lientenant, June 6, 1861, vice Armstrong, promoted. Brevet Second Lieutenant Henry E, Noyes, to be Second Leactgoenh, vioe Rodenbough, promoted, to date June 24, 1861. Brovet Becond Lieutenant Frank A, Reynolds, to be joutenant, vice Canfold, promoted, to date from June 24, 1861. FIRST REGIMENT OF CAVALKY. Liontenant Colonel John 8 Bodgorick, of te 8 cond cavalry, to be Colonel, April 25, 1861, vice Lee, resigne: ‘Major Thenias J. Wood, to'be Teatenant Colonel, May 9, 1861, vice Emory, resigned, Captain Ssmuel D. Sturgis, to Be Major, May 8, 1801, vice Sacket, promoted into the Second cavalry. Captain George Stoneman, of the Second cavalry, to be Major, May 9, 1861, vice Wood, promoted, Firet Lieutenant klmer Otis, to be Captain, May 1, 1861, | vice Walker, resigned, Firet Lieutenant James B, McIntyre, to be Captain, May 8, 1981, vice Sturgis, promoted , to be Captain, A. Thompeon, to be Captain, May ened. tenant Joseph H. Taylor, to be First Rieuten- ant, April 22, 1861, vice Lamax, resighod Secoud Lieutenant Thomas }. A to bo Firet Lientenant, May 1, 1861, vice Otis, promoted. Second Lieutenant George G. Huntt, to be First Lievten- ant, May 2, 1861, vice Ingraham, rovigned, Second Liewtenant Napoleon B. MoCormick to be First Lieutenant, May 7, 1861, vice Crittenden, promoted, Second Lientensnt Clarence Moveh to be fret Liewtennat May 9, 1861, vice Ridtick, rewigne, Second Lieutenant John A, Wilcox to be Piret Lieutet ant, May 14, 1861, vice Thompson, promoted SECOND REGIMENT OP CAVALLY. Lieutenant Colonel G H Thomas to be Colone!, 3, 186K, vice Jobnston, resivned. Major Delos B. Sacket, of the First eavalry, to be Ligu- tenautColenel, May 3, 1861, vice Thomas, prow! Captain Jamos Onkes to be Major, Apri) 6, 1%1, vice Bmith, resigned. ‘Captain Innis N. Palmer to be Major, Apri! 25, 1861, vice Thomas, promoted. FS-st Lieutenant William B. Royall to be Captoin March 21, 1961, vice Bradfito, resigned. First Lieutenant Rob 25, 1882, vice Paimer, py Firat Lieatenant Wiliam W. Lowe, to be Coptain, May 9, 191, vice Stoneman, ywemoted mts tha Fist caviltry, First Licntenant James F. Harrison, to be Captain, May 80, 162, vice Field, resigned. Second Licutenant A. Parkor Porter, to be Firet Liewte- aut, March 20, 1801, vice Withereil, decoueed Becond Lioutenant’ Wericy Owenk, to be iret Licute nant, March 21, 1461, vice Koyail, promoted Second Liontenant Monving M. Kitnmet, #0 bo Firat Boutenant, Apri 1, R861, vice, Lifer, resienes Beoond Lieutenant Aveabatn K. Arnott, to bs Bioutenant, Apri! 6, 1367, vice Chambiise, prornots tN. Kage, to be Captain, Aprid moved, e First : Second Lentennr Lieute Pant, April 16, 1362, vice Hood, rewighod. Second Licutenatt Charles H. Yormpking, to be First Lieutenant, Apri! 30, 1961 e Jenifer, reir Recon? Lieutenant William MeLean, te he Fwet Liew tenant, May 9, 1861, vice Lowe, ote !, Rocont Lioi'terant Suiltvan Dank, to be Firwt Lieutenant, May 16, 1863, yice Corby, resigned Second Te vt Jupiug E. ketleway, to be Piret | Lieutenant, Muy 21, 1861, vice Lee, resigned Beoond Liidevant Cvomas Nrimmond, ty be Firat Lieutenant, May 30, 1861, viow Marrieon promoted FIRST RVOIMENT OF ARTILLERY, First Liewtenant Lewis © ‘8, to bo Captain, Aprtt 21, 1861, vico Magriidor, r First Lioutenant Samet F. Cha'tia, to be Captain, April 27, 1861, vice Jones, res ne Hirst Laevtenant Jefe ton ©. Davie, to be Coytion, May 14, 1861, vice Doubleday, appointed to the Bev infantry’ - Second Lieutenant Douglas Ramsay. io be Firat Lien tenant, February 25, 1861, view Huse, resig nes Second Lioutenunt Wiitiain M. Grablun, wo be First iaou- tenant, March 1, 186), vice Hil, resigned Second Lieutenant Samuel Breck, Jr. to be First Liew tenant, April 11, 1861, vice’ Binead, trogped prvanth Second Loutenant John W. Teiner, to be Pert Liewtan ant, April 21, 1861, vice Morris, prc note Socond Lielitenant Thomas C. Sudilvan Firet Liew tenant, ApriL27, 1861, vice Talbot, who varies Lis regi mental commussiou. Second Lientenant Jeremiah 7. Gilman tenant, Apri) 27, 1861, vice (ha tin, prom Second Lieutenant: pra i, Jagkeon, to tenant, May 14, 1562 Plce Dickwrson, who imental comm issih, md Laemtenant Alanson M. Randol, to be Tire sto be First Liew bo Fir Liew hig tenant, May 14, 1861, vice Tubinghart, who varstos Nie regimental commission. eoond Licutenai.t Cornetins Hook, Jr., lo be Pret Lisa tenant, May 14, 1861, vice Fry, who vacates bin eg imental commission. Second Lieutenant Samuel 8. Elder, to be F Lirute- nant, May 14, 1861, vice Davis, promoted Second Lieutenant Lotenzo Th mas, Jr., to be First Lieutenant, May 14, 1864, vico Gilman, appoiiited to the Nineteenth regiment, Second Lieuteuant ‘Fdward B. Hill, to be Fret Lievte- nant, May 14, 1861, vice Blemmer, appointed to the Six. teenth infantry. Brevet Second Lieutenant George 2, Wovdrnif, to be Second Lievtenant, vice Jackson, prem: ted to date from June 24, 1861. SECOND REGIMENT OF ARTIL Captain Horace Brooks, to he Mev Brewn, promoted into the Fourth artiliery. Firet tenant Charles Griffin, to be Captain, Aprii 26, 1861, vive Flaey, resigned. Firat Lieutenant Henry B. Hendershott, to be Captain April 21, 1861, vice Andvraon, resigned. First Lieutenant Frank H. Larned, to be Captain, April 28, 1861, vico Brooks, promoted. First Lieutenant James Robertson, to be Captain, 14, 1861, vice Griffin, appointed to the Fitth artiiery. Seoond Lieutenant Henry A. Emalley, to be First Ligu- tenant, April 25, 1861, vice Simpson,’ whe vacates bis regimenta) commission. Lieutenant Oliver D. Greene, to be First Liew. tenant, April 26, 1861, vice Griftin, promoted, Second IJeutenant Thomas Grey, to be Firat Lieutenant, April 27, 1861, vice Taylor, who vacates hig regim: tal commission. RY. it 28, 1861, vice » Mey Socond Lieutenant Michael P. Small, to bo First tenant, April 27, 1861, vice Hendershett, promotes, Lieutenant “Alexander 8. Webb, to be First Lieutenant, April 28, 1861, vice Larned, promoted. Second Lieutenant John W. Barriger, to be Firat Lioute- nant, May 2, 1861, vice Merebant, resigned Second Lieutenant Guilford D. Bailey, to be First Liew- tenant, May 14, 1861, vice Robertson, promoted. Second Lieutenant Thomas E. Miller, to be fi tenant May 14, 1861, vice Smead, appointed to artillery, Brevet Second Licutenant Joseph P, Fa; Lieutenant, vice Miller, promoted, to «i 1861, _ Liew: t Lien- THIRD REGIMENT OF ANTILLERY. Captain ‘Thomas W. Sherman, to ve Mayor, April 27, 1861, vice Winder, resigned. First Lientonant John Hamiton, to be Captain, April 1861, vice Sherman, promoted, > Second Lientonant George F. B, Dandy, to be First Lu tenant, March 8, 1861, vice White, resigted Second Lieutenant Abram C. Wildrick, to be First Lie tenant April 27, 1861, vice Hamilton, promoted. Second Lientonant’ William Sinviair, wo be tenant, April 36, 1861, vice Lyon, resigned. FOURTH REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. Major Harvey Brown, of Second artillery, to be Lieuten ant Colonel, April 28, 1861, vice Munroc, decease t, First Ligntenant Clermont L. Best, o be Captain, 29, 1861, vice Pemberton, resigned. First Lievitonant Robert V. W. Howard, to be Captain May 14, 1861, vice Williams, appointed "to the Puch tillery. First Lioutonant Joeeph C. Clark, Jr., tod May 14, 1861, vice Getty, appointed to tht: Fuvth Second Linitenant Warren L. Lathrop, tobe Five! tenant, February 20, 1861, vice Lee, Second Lieutenant Geor tenant, Ma’ y, 1 Second Lientenant Charles H. Morpans tenant, April 1, 1861, vice Anderson r Second Lieutenant Francis Beach, tb ant, April 29, 1861, vice Beet, pr Sond Lieutenant George H. Weeks, to be Piyet Tien tenant, May 14, 1861, vice Drum, wh® vacates his rj mental commixzion. Second Lieutenant Thomas R. Tannatt, to be First Liew tenant, May 14, 1861, vice Howard, promoce iret Liew. April € ged. First Liewten: Second Liewtonant Marcus P. Miller, Firet Lieu. | tenant, May 14, 1861, vi t Brevet Second Li ant Joxoph B. ¢ t | Second Lieutenant, y Martin, appeinte | to Fif tillery, to date from June 24, 1861 FIRST REGIMENT OF 1D y Captain Isaac V. 1). Reeve, of the big antry,, te Major, May 14, 1801 eintzelman, 4 ed te vic entcenth infantry Captain Jobn T. Sprague, of the E fantry, te Major, May 14, 1861, vice Burt teenth fi t First Lieutenant Edwin D. Phillips, tot 14, 1861, vice Carpenter, appointed 10 uh fantry. Captala, May meteeuth i Second Lientonant Charles W. Thomas, to be First Lieu- tenant, March 15, 1861, vice Williams, rvsig Second Li: nit John P. herbur rst I tenant, April §, 1861, vice Washington, re i | Second Liew it Henry C. 1 First Lieu. | tenant, May 10, 1861, vice Jones, resigiec | Seeond Lienté Horinan First Liouten- | ant, Mey M4, 1861, Sr mental con Second Lieutenant Robert H. Oilloy, to be First £ ant, May 14, 1861, vice Williame, appointed to the Tweifth infantry. Secon! Lioutenant Chart tenant, May 14, 1861, vice tallips nt Matthew R. Maxston, to be First Liew | vic nolds, promoted. | (GIMENT OF INFANT First Lieutenant Loyd Beall, to be Captain, April 30, ot, promote! into the Ninth infantry. | nant William C, § to be First Liew- | tenant, April 38° 1861. vice Boll, promoted Second Lieut vant James McMillan, to be Firet Licuten: ant, May 3,101, vice Smith, r THIRD REGIMENT OF INFANTRY First Lieutenant Jobn ). Wilking, to be Capte 17, 1861, vice Trevitt, resigned, First Lieutenant Joseph N. G. Whistior, to be Captain, May 14, 1861, vice Shepherd, appointed to the Fightoenth infantr First Fieutenant John W. Alley, to be Captain, May 14, 1681, vieo Sykes, appointed to the Foyrteenth in wry. First Lieutenant Alexander McD. McCook, to be Captain, May 14, 1861, vice Clintz, appointed to the Tweifth in- fantry. First Lioutenant Henry W. Breedly, to be Captain, May 14, 1861, vioo Wood, appointed to the Seventeonth in- fautry. . Second Lieutenant Thomas W, Walker, to be First Liou- tenant, Apri! 11, 1861, vice Wood, promoted. Second Lieutenant John Mcl.. Hildt, to be First Liente- nant, April 17, 1862, vice Wilkins, promoted. Secend Lientenant William Dickinson, to be Firet Li tenant, May 10, 1962, vice Steen, revigued, ned } Lisntenamt, May 9, 1861, vice Smith, reeigne First Liow- | ¢ | tillery, to be Ane eons Taecsenaay came 3 Shipley, to be First joutenant, » vico Day’ . Second tna Write Bell tobe First Lieu tenant, Ba; vico Whistler, promoted. Second Leoténant Richa G. Lay, to be First Lieute- nant, vice Alley, . Bocond’ Lirutnnant Biwaed R, Hopkins, to bo First Lieutenant, May id, 1861, vice Whipple, who vacates his ital commission. cond Lieutenant Andrew Sheridan, to bo Firat Lieutenant May 14, 1861, vice McCook, promoted. Second Lieutenant William H. Penrose, to be Firat Licutenant, May 14, 1961, v 1¢ Freodley, promoted, YOURTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. First Lieutenant Joseph B, Collins, to be Captain, May 14, 1561, vice Seoit, appointed Inspector General. Captain, May 14, First Lientenant Hiram Dryer, tohe 8, oppomled to the Thirteenth infavtry. 1861, viee Aug First Lieutenant Frencis H. Bates, to be Captain, 14, iS81, vice Floyd Jones, appointed to the Bieventh Becotid Lieutenant Pi! Sherldan, to be First Lieu- ithers, resigned, \iLem ‘T. Gentry, w be Firet Lieu- , vice Collins, promoted, ant Robert Seott, to be Firat Lieu- tenant, May 14, 1861, vice Dryer, promoted, eurenant {. Eowyn Turner, to be First Lieu- y 44, 1861, vic promoted, Charles “H. Brightly, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Gentry, prome 0 date from June 24, 1861. WIPTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY, Cajtain Daniel 4’, Cl , of the Third Infantry, to be jor, May 20, 1862 Firet Licutenan: vice Sowa, appointed Paymaster. ret Lieutenant Willium El, Lewis, to be Captain, May 1, view Ruggles, resigned, cctenant Joba ®. Ritter, to beFirst Lieutenant, 1801, vice Areher, promoted, Elwood, to be First Lieutenant, is, promoted, i fouternant Henry B. Bristol, to be First Liew tay 13, 1861, view Rich, resigned, dd Lieut nant William J."L. Nicodemus, to be Firat vant, May 14, 1861, vice Webb, appointed to the teenth ihfaniry, SIXTH REGIMENT OF INPANTRY. Captain Henry W. Wessels, of the Second Infantry, to be Major, Jone 6, 1861, Wee Cady, promoted imto the Sever th fijantry, First Lieatenant Witliam P. Carlin, to be Captain, March 2, 1861, vice Lay, resigned, Hirst Livatonatit kiiwha G. Marshal), to be Captain, May e Callin, resigned. Aycher, to be Captain, March rd Tooutenant Job y ¥ AOL, Vico Le Ne 14, 1861, vice Laveli, prometed inv the Tenth Infantry. First Lieutenant Benjamin 17, 1861 *. Smith, to be Captain, May viee Gurvett, resigned, { “Lieutenant Oriando H. Meore, to be Firat , March 2, 1862, viee Carlin, promoted. Tieutenant Montgomery Bryant, to de First May 8, 1861. vice Walker, resigned. Téeutenant Second Tout nant John J. Upbam, to bo First Lieuten- ant, May 4, 1861, vice Corley, resigned. Second Liectonant Henry ‘A. F. Worth, to be First Liewtonant, May 7, 1861, vice Hardenette, resigned. Soon) Lioutenant Wiliam W. Suaders, to be First Second Jjontonatit bantet D. Lynn, to be First Lieuten- ant, May 14, 1861, vice Marshail, promoted. SEVENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. Dievtonaut Revert R. Garland, 0 be Captain, 28, Lol, vice MaLaws, resigned. Lioutamnt Gerden Chapin, to be Captain, April 22, LOG, vine Paul, promoted into the kighth uvantry. First Liontenant Thomas J.C, Amory, tw be Qaptain, May 1, 1861, viow Littte, :esigned. 1 want Wiltamn R, Pease, to be First Lieu- touwnt, March 28, 1861, vice Garian?, promuted, eeund Lieutenant Ci B. Suivers, w be First Lien donant, Apri! 20, 1861 ‘abvil, resigned, Serrnd Levis rge Ryan, to be First Lieutenant, Ayu i} 22, 7861 Chapin, promoted. Second Lie nt Charles BH. Ing Licutenant, Bly 7, 1861, vice Amory, pr ham, to be First sted. SIGMTH RUGIMENT OF INFANTRY, Jivutonant Coonel Preairn Morrisen, of the Seventh imfantry, Lo be Colonel, June 6, 1861, Vice Garland, de- R. Paul, of the Seventh infuatry, 40 be 861, vice Hines, resined. L. Willard, to be Captai » FoRigned, Richard J, Dodge, to be Captain, May 8, April 2884, vice Fink, doocwsed. First Lieut swell, to be Captain, May 15, 1861, v . In. Pye, to be Captain, May promoted tngo the First mfantey. ‘enos R. Bliss, ts be Captain, May 14, > prometed tuto First tafantry,. Wiliam &. Hazen, to be First Lieu- 31. vice Jackson, resigned. Honry M. Lazelic, tobe First Liew ic promoted. . Real, to be First Liew. age, promoted. it Latayetie Peck, to he First Licuten- vice Coyswell, promoted, t James J, Van Horn, to be Firat Liea- ye, promatet ‘alik, to be First Lieuten- 14, 1861, vieo Craig, who vacates his regimental witenant Alfred T. Smith, to be First Lieu- tenant My 14, 1st!, view Pliss, promoted, coud Livotenabt Bogene Garter, to be Second jee Van Hora, promoted, to dato from June t Second J atomant, vice aut Samuel P. Ferris, to be Se- rank, promoted, to date from June NINTH IMENT OF INPANTRY. Captain Coorge W. Petten, of the Secon infantry, ¢o be Maier, Apes 12, 1861, vice Garnett, resigned. Feet Lentenant’ James Van Voast,to be Captain, March 2, 1861, vice Fletcher, resigned, irst Lientauant Lyman Bissell, to be Captain, March 15, 1862, view & ) Cesigned. Piest'Liewtevant Charles R. Woods, to be Captain, Apri} 1, 1861, vice Winder, resigned. Seco’ Livutenans Davie B. McKibbin, to be First Lieu- tenant, Mare 2. 1861, vice Van Voust, promoted Secoud Liente: os W. Foreyth, to be Vi © Harvie, resigned, 8, to be First Lieu- 1 to de First Liouten- Mekibbin, appointed to the Four- MM REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. 0 Captain Char Lovell, of the Sixth infantry, to be Major, Say 15, 1561, vice Canby, appointed to the Nine- teenth iatantry First Liev t nant Willem Clinton, to be Captain, March 3, 186 or, FeRigned,. vant New ce Gardy tenant Law A.M Dadley, to be Captain, © A. Williams, to be Captain, Cacroil, to bo First Lieu- ab, } m, to be First =. Chon Hil P. 06 “ 1861, vic nb ( t, vies Dudley pr 4. van! Edward 6. Bush, to bo Firet Liouten- 1961, vice Swaine, appointed to ie Fit. bod. ver < to be First Lieu- BY BREVET. ‘Inspector General, to be y 0, 1961 Ga al, to be Briga- y ty 6, 1861. } Ebouezor S. Sibley, Quarter- Colonel by brevet, June 12, «in, of the cecond infantry, to by brevet, to date from Decei APPOLNTME GONENAL NTS, OF FICDRS, be Major General, ¥ asiatant Adjutant Gene- ¥ 14, 1861, to i an origi- be Brigadior Gene: ofthe Third in ABLry, to be Assistan with tho brevet rank of Ma he, promoted of the Third Ar- th the brevet i, Of the F y ith the brevet r eppointed to the George D, Rug of the Twelfth in- |} s ant General, with the brevet DEPARTMENT. ut Colonel Henry of tho try, (0 be Tuspector General wile the rank May 14, 1862, vice Mansfield, appointed Brigadier Goneral QUARTERMASTAR’S DEPALIMENT, Cotonel Monigomery ( f evonth infantry, to be mastor Ger rank of Brigadier General ogion, resigned, First Tie regiment ot mounted til wut Quartermaster, with the rank of © signa First Liontenant Otis H. Tillinghast, of the Firat artil. Jery, to be Assistant Quartermaster, with the rank of Captain, May 13, 1861, vice Reckwiti, declined, { First Lientenant Rufue Saxton, of the Fourth ertil | to ve Assistant Quartermasior, with the rank of Captain, May 18, 1861, vice Babbitt, promoted, Firat Lieutenant Judson ). Bingliam, of the Second ar- att Quartermaster, with the revk of Captain, May 19, 1801, to DR an orighua) yaganey, ~ S61, vice McLean, re. Firat Lioutonant Grier Talmage, of the Fourth artilery, ay’ ier be fantry, to be May 17, 1861, to fill an original vst Lieutenaht John @. Chandlers of the it Aiexander ‘vacane; a. Assistant Quartermaster, with the rank of Captain, 1861, t0 fil an original ys Perry, of the Second Yet the rank of ‘May 17 iginal 3 it ‘iewtionant: Henry Cs Hodien, of the Roxith. tn. Assistant ith » With toe rank of rd artil- lory, to be Ausialant Quartermaster, with the rank of May 17, May 17, 1861, to First Lieutenant William. to be Aasistant tobert ‘tH an original an original r. 0. Tyler of the Tard ‘artery, the rank of Captain, vacancy, Craig, of the Kighth infantr: Quartormaster, with the rank of Captaid, May 17, 1861, to Al an original vacano; Firet'Licutonant Charles G. Sawtelle, of the Sixth in- fantry, to be Assistant Quartermaster, the Captain, May 17, 1861, to fl an original First ‘Liewtenant Baward L. Hartz, of fantry, to be Assistant Captain, First pet Jeutenal fantry, to be Assistant Captain, Ji teat to bo Assistant utenant Lieutenant Quartermaster, w! May 17, 1861, to li an original vi Lier August Boyd, of the ¥ fantry, to be Assistant Quartermaster, with the int Charles W. SUBSISTENCE DEP. Firat Lientenant John McL. lery, Captain, May 11 ‘rst Lieutenan to be Commissar; 1861, vice it Amon ‘Taylor, of the Recond arti lor to be Commissary of Subsistence, with the rank of ith vor too Piet. artillry, , With the rank of Cap- the Third artil- ), with the rank of , with reg ith the th rank May 18, 1861, vice Bonnycastle, resigned. omas, of the Firat in- Quartermaster, with the rank of ne 14, 1861, vice Martin, resigned. it Alvan O, Gillem, of tl Quartermaster, with the ri July 18, 1862, vice Montgomery, bert MacFvely, of the Fourth in- fantry,to be Commissary of Subsistence, with the rank of Captain, May 22, 1861, vice Blair, resigned. ber, MEDICAL William A, Hammond, Burgeon, May 28, 1561, vice Wood, r ‘ Joseph P. Wright, of Pennsylvania, to be Assistant Surgecn, 28, 1861, vice Edwards, promoted. wilab Sprague, of Connecticut, to be Assistant ae, May 28, 1861, vice Hammond, . Jes C. Gray, of Now York, to be “Assistant Surgeon, “y 28, 1861, vice Berrien, resi ‘iam C. Spencer, of goon, May 28, 1861, vice Carswell, Franc’ is Le. ARTMENT. of Maryland, to be Assistant ed, Rew York, to be Asmiatant Sur- res wn, of Pennsylvania, to be Aagatan’: Sur- geon, May 28, 186f, rank of im of in. oe First artillery, i oO ‘Alexander ‘Ingram, af Ohio, 10 be fe Assistant Surgeon, May 28, 1002, vice Andere, ter’, . Sob nvek, of New Jersey. Bar- goon, May 28, 1861, vice Johns, resigned. John W. 8. Gouley, of New York, to be Assistant Sur- geon, May 28, 1861, vice Smith, resigned. Dallas Bacho, of Pennsylvania, to be Assistant Surgeon, May 28, 1861, vice Langworthy, resigned. Joho H. Fanta, of Maryland’ to be Assistant Surgeon May 28, 1801, vice L. Engle, r . rcbster Lindaly, of the Diatrict of Columbia, to be As- sistant Surgeon, May 28, 1861, vice Potts, resigned. Charles k. Goddard geon, Philp sistant Surgeon, May 24, James F. Weeds, of Obi 28, 1861, vioo Baile Charide B, White: “108 Be May 20, torgy aot Goorge M. geon, May 28, 1861, Broa Cameron, of vice Hutter, May 1, 2961, rt A. the rnber vice Swift, Pay 1861, vice Chilton, resigned, George L. Febiger, of Delaware, to be Paymaster, May 3, 1861, vice Ks rf i iilam 8. Wallace. Ww 1861, vice Helm, David Taggart, of Pennsylvania, to be Paymaster, x, appointed to the Third pact ts Missouri, to be Paymaster, May 31, 80, 1861, vice Hunte Adam D, Steuart, of tt , declined. 1861, vice Longstreet, resigned. Captain Henry C. Pratt, of the Second artillery, to be vice Aill, resigned. Oregon, to be Pay Paymast jismiased. ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT. Renjamin H. Gilbreth, of Maine, to be Military Store- 1861, vice Baldwin, resigned. bing, of Pennsylvania, to and Military Storekeeper, June 10, 2! Keeper, May 11 Fdlwin N, Bteb) clined, yer First Sergeant Joli Dr ms, to be June 14, 1861 Simeon Francis, of ree} . of Mlinois, to be Paymaster, May 15, REGIMENT OF DRAGOORS. iluer,, in Fei ABOCRS , Second Lieutenant, Elisworth declined, of Com; tenant, Apri} 26, 1861, vice Gregg promoted, Augustus Pleasanton, of P Lieutenant, April 26, 1861, vice Wheeler of Connecticut, to be ico Lord promoted. Isaac Dunkelverger, of Pennsylvania, to be Second Lien promoted. Liewenant, May 6, 1861, Goorge B. Sanford ant, April 26, 19 tenant, April 26, Cadet John Adair to ba Second 61, , 1861, vice Reno. vice Brewer, promoted, SECOND REGIMENT OF DRAGOONS. aries W, Cantield, of New Jersey, to be Becond Lieu- i 5 vena Robert E. Ciar 26, 1861, vice Merrill. bavic’s. Gordon, of April 26, 1861, vioa Jackson, Robert 8. Stni 4, 1861, vice Wi 1861, vice Ga; 'y, of Utah, tu promoted, ith, of Ohio, to be Htiameg resigned, 4, 1861, vice Williams resigned. Cadet Rovert 8. Smith, of Obio, tobe Second Lieuten- vania, to Le ga Pe Genersgestansct Apri Kansas, to be Second Lieutenant, Second Lieutenant, May Cadet Charles McK. Loser to be Second Lieutenant, May ant, May 4, 1861, vice Williams resigned. Caret Charles McK: Loker to be Second Lieutenant, May 6, 1861, vize Miznor promoted. Cadet James F. MeGuesten tow 6, 1861, vice Sanders promoted. Cadet Geor 6, 1861, vice Wi 6, 2861, vice Merritt, promoted, jot Francis H. Parker, to be second Lieutenant, June 0 Second Lieutenant, May ©, Soicataki to he Second Lieutenant, May aiker promoted. ‘Cadet Charies H. Gibson, to be Second Lieutenant , May 24, 1861 fvice Snodgrass, resigned. FIRST REGIMENT OF CAVALRY. Walter Mf, Wilson of Massachusetts, to be Second Licntenant, April 26, 1861, vice Bowman, promoted. Samuel W. Heutevant. Cadet Malbone F, Watson, to vy 6, 1861. vi Michael J Seoond Ligutena moted, Eiward M. McCook, of Colorado Territory, to be Second Lieutcuant, Mey 8, 1861, vice Mouck, pronioted. Kdward D. Baker, of Oregon, to be Second Lieutenant, May 18, 1861, vi iilian Ke! ph 24, 1861, vi ‘tockton, of New Jersey, to be Second lay 4. 1861, vice Fish, ebigned. Laughien, promoted. ant, {May 17, 1861, ci A © Cal » of the District of Columbia, to be May 8, 1861, vice McCormick, pro- ileox, promoted. Webb, of tho District of Columbia, to be vice Terner, declined. denried to be Seeond Lieutenant, mpbeli, dismissed, SUCOND REGIMENT OF CAVALRY. Junius B. Ho tenant, April Thomas Dr April 26, 1861 Julie W. tot William May 6, 1861, vice Cadet Gay V | 1865. vice Gilma: SHOOND REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY, Oh nk Wit uN 1861, viee Hill, re 26, 18 Rovigers, torbe Hin Harwoc of Penns ¥ ive t, to be prontoted, , of Ohio, » deconges be rbank, prome pr 24, 1861, Ran rabam_ promoted, rkin, to tru) He promoted, t Ames, to be See promo to 7, promoted. He Sec to the IMENT OF ica Te rick promoted. Sinyser, i 2) Catet Saco Raw) 1861, vice Staclair, promoted. Cadet Erskine Glitiny nectiont, ay, of Kentucky, to be Second Lieu- 26, 1861, vice Porter, promoted. ont, of Towa, to be Second Lieutenant, Owen’, promoted. nnsylvania, to be Second Lieu- ot, promoted. @, to bo Second Lieu- nis, promoted, Second Lieutenant, May ine Second Lieutenant, aL large, 40 be Second Lieutenant, red, , to be Second Lieutenant, | ‘omoted. mt Lieutenant, June 24, the Fifth artillery. £ te istrict of Colnmbia, to be vice Cooper, resigned. of New York, to be Second Lientenant, " ", promoted. at large, to ho Second Liew. promoted, shi kirby te be Second Lieutenant, May 6, k, promoted. patrick to be Second Lieutenant, May ve Second Lieutenant, promoted. to be Second Lieutenant, May 6, id Lieutenant, May 6, ond Lieutenant, May 6, be Socond Lieutenant, - Barlow, (o be Second Sientenant, May 6, st, to be Second Lientenant, May od, nd Lieutenant, May 6, Hey, promoted. «I Lieutenant, June 24, fth artillery. ARTILLERY, to be Second Lieutenant, dyn med. 1, to be Second Lieutenant, May ve Second Lieutonant, May 6, , to be Second Lientenant, May 6, to be Second Lieutenant, May 6, Ordnan 1561. vice Whittemore, transferred to the Cadet Lawrence 8. Babbitt, to be Second Lieutenant June 24, 1861, vice Chambliss, dismissed. FOURTH REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. Evan Thomas, of the District of Columbia, to be Second Lieutenant, April Cac 1861, @ Lothrop, promoted, ) 9, 1862 , vice Ramseur, resigned. Emory Upton, to be Second Lieutenant, May 6, Cadet be W. Dresser, to be Second Lieutenant, May, 0, 1862, vie ‘enael, promoted. Cadet Henry C. Hasbrouck, to be + May @, 1801, vice Morgan, promoted, Seoond Lieutenant, toaster, viceSmith, 861, vice Benson de- pany F, First , APF 26, 1861, vice James 6, Brisbin, of Pennsylvania, to be Becond Lieu- r ‘be Second Lieutenant, 6, 1861, vice Huntt, promoted. det Kugene B. Beaumont to be Second Lieutenant, cand Lieutenant, May to be Second | of New York, to be Assistant Sur- May 93 1861, vice Brodie, Hehry R. Silliman, of Pennaylvania, to be Assistant Sur- ran, May 28,1802, vice Brewer, resigned ant lay 28, vice resi \. Charlee J. Wiison, of the Distriet of Columbia, 1861, vice Crowell, resigned. io, to be Assistant Surgeon, May of New ‘York, to be Assistant Surgeon, 1g, of ‘New York, to be Assistant Sur- , Promoted, bia, to be Asaist- » to be As. ed -ARTMENT. ‘ivapia, to be Paymaster, . Kinzie, of Kansas, tobe Paymaster, May 2, 24, 1861, vice FIFTH REGOAENT OF INFANTRY. Simon Snyder, of Peansylvania, to be Second Lieutemant, Apri 26, 1861, vico Hilt John 'T. Prige, of May 1, 1861, vice Tillinghast L’Hommeiieu, tenant, April 26, 1861, vice . eh gah he ea tenan v: 3 Cadel Detect. eeotonen , 10 be Lioutenant, May 6, 1861, vice Mclemore, resigned. Wright Rives, to be Seoond Lioutenant, May 6,. Led. Gadet Justin E. Dimick, to be Second Licutenapt, June, 24, 1861, vice Rice, dismissed, Cadet ‘James P.’ Drouillard, to be Seoond Lieutenant, June 24, 1861, vice Dillon, dismissed. Cadet James P. Parker, to be Second Lieutenant,. June 24, 1861, vico Upham, promoted. a SEVENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. FEE ee a ), 1861, vice 4 Lieotanaa pole ice Suive glory toe it, vi ivors, John W. r,of the District of Columbia, to de Second Lieutenant, April 26, 1861, vice Marmaduke, re signed. James M. Broom, of Pennsylvania, to be Second Lieu- tenant, April 26, 1862, vice Ryan, promoted, RIGHTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. William §. Worth, of New York, to be Second Liew tenant, April 26, 1861; vice Hazen, . Gadet B, Noble, to be Second Lieutenant, May 6, 1861, vice Lazelle, promoted. Cadet Philip H. Remingvon, to be Sesond Lieutenant, June 24, 1861, vice Peck, promoted. NINTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. John D. Devin, of New ire, to be Second tenant, April 26, 1861, vice ibbin, promoted. 1, chara. cody rc Tndiana, to bé Second ‘Lieutenant, pr: be David 'W. Biddle, of Peanajlvanies to be Second Lieute- nant, April 26, 1861, vice Forsyth, p . Frederick Mears, of Wineis, to be Second Licutenant, April 26, 1861, vice Hi » Promoted, ‘Cadet ‘Campbell D. 'y, 10 be Second Lieutenant, May 6, 1861, vice Alexander, resigned. ‘TENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY. George 8. Lauman, of Pennsylvania, to be Second Lieut tenant, April 26, 1861, vice Armistead, be William 1. Godwin, of Pennsylvania, to be Lieutenant, May 16, 1861, vice Carroll, promoted. Goorge H. Butler, of California, tobe Beeond Lioutenant, ig 16, 1861, vice Cunningham, promoted, ‘ aon Cutting, of New York, to be Second Lieutem ¥ 27, 1861, vice Huger, resigned. TRANSFERS... Second Lieutenant | gant gt L’Hommedien, of the Sixth. infantry, to the First ca to take piace on the Army” Register next below Second Leatonsnt uel W. Stock- ton, then at the foot of the list. . First Tioutenant Sullivan W. Burbank, of the Becond cavalry, to the Fourteenth infantry, to take ol 9 Army Hogiater it below First Lieutenant William R. Smedberg Shaw. NEWS FROM THE GULF. OUR KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE. Kar Wesr, July 80, 1861. The Pirate Sumter and Her Prises—4U of Them Release From Cienfucgos—The Sumter Not AMowed to Enter Any Ouban Ports—Naval News, de., de, a The_United States gunboat Crusader, Captain Craven, arrived here on the 24th inst. from Cieufuegos, having. gone there in pursult of the pirate Sumter. The frigate Niagara reached Cienfuegos before the Crusader arrived there, but was not able to enter the narrow channel leading into the bay, and had sailed, The Crusader ar- rived at Cienfuegos on the 16th inst,, and on the following day her commander aud officers calié on the Governor of the town, and were reccived with great courtesy. The Sumter bad already sailed, but ber piracies were the sole business which Captain Craven had to lay before the Governor, to whom he represented that tho crew of the Sumter were by our laws pirates, and would be treated as such when apprehended, and the vessels which she had captared an@ which were at anchor in the bay, were detained in viola~ tion of the friendly relations existing between the govern- ments of Spain and the United States, All of the Sumter’s prizes were that evening released: and on the 19th the Crusader sailed with a convoy of six Americun veasels, viz:-—Barks West Wind and Lonisa Kill- man, brigs Ben ‘Danning, Naiad, Machias and Albert Adams, which flect the Crusader escorted safely around: San Antonio. twas, of course, not possible to obtain any informa- tion as to the cruising ground of the pirate; but as the vessel can only carry coal enongh for ten days seaming her movementa must bo circumscribed. ‘The Captals. General of Cuba had ordered that this pirate shail not be allowed to enter any Cuban port, and her supplice in that quarter are thus cut off. ‘The pirate captain ig named Rafel Bemroes. Hie mates are John Keil, Chapman and Stribling, al! formerly in the Navy, but now supporting themsclyes by robbery on the seas.’ The crew of the pirate are mostly composed of waa, men who have been impreased into the pirate gang, or forced there by sheer destitution, caused by the stoppage. of trade at New Orleans, Tho United States schooner Florida, Lieutenant Picker. ing, United States Navy, commanding, with a detatch- mont of artillerymen from Major French's company, left this oity on the 22d on a recent expedition up the coast of Florida. The party have not been heard from up to this- date. They were to bo absent about ten days.” The United States steamer Water Witch, Captain Rockentorf, arrived the 23d from off Veusacola, She brings no news frem Fort Pickens other than the firing. into one ofThor boats by the rebels at Pensacola. No one was injured by the disvhasge. ‘The Water Witch is still in our harbor, coaling and refitting, anc will soon leave again for the blockade. ‘the United States eloop-of-war Macedonian, Captaiv Glyun, arrived the 26th inst. fiom Vera Cruz.’ She hag been ordered here for supplies, &c. Sho will recetve thorough refitting before leaving port. She is ordered hence to Aspinwall. The Tnited States schooner Wanderer, Lieutenant Com. manding Breese, sailed the 26th for Fort Pickens, witk supplies for the blockading sauaron. Her British Majesty's steamship Spiteful, Com. Dunlop commanding, arrived in our harbor the morning of the 27th. She ealuted the Macedonian and Fort Taylor, by fiving twenty. guns for each. The salutes were re- turned in gailant style by Captain Glynn and Major French. The stay of 'the Spiteful in our harbor war stort, Com- mander Dunlop being anxious to join his ship, the Mercy, anc he sailed at an early hour on Monday, the 20th, The Moxican prize schooner Brilliante sailed (or Sisal on the 27th. She wos released from the custody of the United Statee Marshal, her owner giving sufficient bonds, and appealing from the decision of the Admiralty Court ‘that omderan ber. ‘ aeedlen, a Pa ‘The United States steam frigate Niagarn, Captain Mc- Loan, exiled on a cruise on the evening of the ohh. Tho Admiralty Court has condemned the prize brig Nahum Stetson au? also the Mexican schooner Brilliante the ease ot the bark Pilgrim, lately from New @rleans with & valuable cargo of wines, champagne, brandy &c., will be beard on the 190: of Aligast. A Policeman Murdered fn Brooklyn, About half-past twelve o'clock this morning policemas David Martin, of the Fifth precinct, hearing the cry for the police, in the vicinity of Pearl and Prospect stroets, made for the spot and discovered aman jump ing over afence infront of the house from whence tht cry proceeded, Martin caught the man, when the latter drew a knife and stabbed him in the throat, just above the collar bone. The assassin got away from the police man, who followed him for a block, and succeeded in knocking him to the pavement, aud kept his foot on him until aasistance was procured, and the | hue survived only about threo minutes. assassin was taken to the station house. The policernan was also conveyed to the same station. The decoan leaves a wife and three childred. About the prisoner large pair of false whiskers, some Dburglara’ tools, &c., were found, which evidently proved that he bad been or was about to engage in somo burglary Markets. ae berg’ 5, 1961, Flour unchanged, with » moderate Jemand for interior and Eastern trade.’ Wheat quist: sales of 3,500 bushels winter red Western on private terms, Corn dull: sales. 8,000 bushels Indiana at 35 xc. , which is abovo the market for targa lots. Canal froights unchanged—flour 27¢, a 28¢, wheat 8c., corn 7c., to New York, Lake importe—1,816- Biz, flour, 42,000 bushels wheat, 15,200 bushels corn. Canal exports—2,628, his. flour, 13,000 bushels wheat, bushels corn, uel 8. heb es : “ado, Auguat 6, 1861. Ca Flour firm. Wheat advanced: sales of No. 1 at 71¢c. @ 72c.; for No. 2, 60, Corn Xe. beiter: sales at 260. for mixedabcard. Oats active. Receipis—2,000 bbls. flour; 85,000 bushols wheat; 160,000 bushels corn. Shipments €,000 bushels four, $1,000 bushels wheat; 123,000 bushels corm, Freighta steady, Exchange 4 @ 34 per cent pre- nium