The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-03

1st Lieutenant) ''HANN
Second Lieut. Apheus T. Palmer, 9th Infantry, (snce
Second Lieut. Samuel E. Beach, 18th Infantry, (since
LIST Lieutenant)
Second Lieut. Andrew H. Tippin, 18th Infantry
(since LIST Lieutensnt)
Second Lieut. Francis o. Beckett, 18th Infantry
(since 1st Lieutenant.)
Second Lieut.. William A. Newman, 9th Infantry
Second Lieut. Alexander T.. Steen 18th Infantry
Second Lieut.. John M Bronaugh, 18th Infantry.
BREvErs-" For gallant and meritorious conduct in
the battle of Moline del Rey Mexico"
,,.,. coa 10 dG,e5rS~ September 3 1747
Major George H. Taicott, voltigeurs to be Lieut.
Colonel by BIevet.
the battles of Chapulepec Mexico September I3 ls47n
To date from September ID 1847.
Brigadier General George Cadwaiader to be Msjor
60 Brsadisr Generals BY Brepe
Colonel Colonel Ti%o,hy F. andrews yotssurs
C'olo1els BY Breret.
Lieut. Col Joshua Howard, 18th infantry.
Lieut. Colonel Thomas H. Sey mour, 18th Infantry.
Lieutenant Colonies BY Brepet
Msjor George A. Caldwell, votiseurs.
Major Samuel Woods, 18th Infantry.
Captain Oscar T.. Edwards, Voltgeurs.
Captain Charles J Biddle Yotigeurs
Captain Nathaniel Webb 9th Infantry
Captain Thomas Glenn, l4th Infantry.
Captain John E Howard Votigeurs
Captain James NJ. Scantiand; i4th Infantry.
Captain James J. Archer, Voltigeurs.
Captain Moses j. Barnard, Voltigeurs.
Captains by Brepet.
First Lieut.. James Blackburn 14th Infantry, (since
First Lieut.. Thomas H.. freedom, 18th Infantry
Fret Lieut. William s. Walker, Voltigeurs.
First Lieut. Albert Tracy, 9th Infantry, (since Cap
First Lieut. Edward c. Marshall, 18th Infantry,
(since Captain)
First Lieut.. Albert G Sutton, 18th Infantry (snce
Captsin)
First Lieut.. Daniel French 18th Infantry.
First Lieut. Charles Feternel 18th Infantry.
First Lieutendnfs by Breref.
Second Lieut.. Robert c. Forsy th Votgeurs, (since
LIST Lieutepant)
Second Lieut.: Asa A. Stoddard, 9th Infantry, Gate
Second Lieut.. Thompson H. Crosby, 9th Infantry,
(since LIST Leutensnt)
Second Lieut.. John Glackin eth Infantry, (snce LIST
Second Lieut. William j. s,artin, votigeurs.
Second Lieut.. Andrew j. isaacs, 55.,b Infantry
Second Lieut. Levi woodhouse, 9th Infantry, lsincs
Second Lieut. Platt s. Titus 18th Infantry.
Second Lieut.. John r. Bennett 18th Infantry
SecoLd Lieut. John Nj. Hathaway, 9th Infa ntry
Captain Theodore F. Rowe, 9th Infantry, to be Ma.
jor by Brevet for gallant and meritorous conduct in
the defence OF Pueba, Mexico from September 10 to
October IL, 1s47," to date from October IL, Is47
BREyK1s-" For gallant and meritorious conduct in
the afeir Of Atlixco, Mexico, October 10. 1847n
To date from October 10, 1s47.
Captain Lemuel Ford, Sd Dragons, to be Major by
Second Lieut. John w. Martin, Sd Dragons, to be
First Lieutenant by Brevet
provided for the Of the Volunteer forces
brought into the service Of the United State during
the with Mexico
Brigadier General John A. Quitman, (since Major
General in the Regular Army) to be Major General by
Brevet, for gala mt and meritorous conduct in the
battle OF Monterey, Mexico" to date from September
o. 1886.
Brigadier General James Shields, to be Major Gene
raj by Breyet for gallant and meritorious conduct in
the battle Of Cerro Gordo Mexico the 18th and 18th
Of April, lS47," to date from April Is. 1S47.
Briesdier General Joseph Lane, to be Major General
Inv Hr4r af for & vollo
Der 10, 1s47.
to be Msjor by Brevet for gallant and meritorious
conduct in the battles of Contreras and Churubusco
Mexico" to date from August 20, 1877.
Captain Joseph Daniels, Assistan MT Quartermaster to
be Major by Brevet, for gallant and mertorious
duct in the battles of Contreras and Churubusco,
Mexico" to date from August 20 lSl7.
lV.-Ofncers enumerated in the foregoing lists of
Brevets who may not now be in service requested
to report their address to the Adjutant General in
order that their commissions may be duly forwarded
them. By order of the Secretary of War:
r. JONES, Adjutant General.
NAvAL-The United States brig Stromboli from
the Gull, arrived at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, on
Tuesday last.
The following is a list of her officers Lieutenant
Commanding, Charles II. M Blair Acting Master,
Edward T. Nichols; Assistant Surgeon, A J. Rice;
s1saS1y "
The frgae Brandywine sailed from RIO de ia
nero on the 18th Of July, on cruise to Pernam-
buco and Bahia The officers and crew were all
well. The following is list OF the officers
Bosrman; Lieutenants, John A. Davis Luther Stod.
dard, Ssnue Lsrkin. Thos. 7 Hunter, John J. Guth-
ne; Fleet surgeon benjamin +. Bache; Purser, Jos.
C. EldIedge; Chaplain John i. lie nhsrt; Acting Mas
ter John Taylor; Marine officer John Grayson;
Assistant Surgeon, Philip Lsnsdslei Passed Midshp-
Barand, Simeon s. Bassett T. Lee Walker, Thomas W.
Brodbead Midshipmen, Breeze, John c. Sprot-
% BLsr aOSsa T. Chapman B1S,rd
Parks; Captains Clerk, P Bryerly; Boatswan, VIM.
Smith: Gunner, Thos. v.nabiss; Carpenter, Joseph
The schooner Flir, Capt. Farrin, and the
French frigate Grenadier, Captain Dubriel, ar
rived at Pensa cola on the 18th inst Officers and
crews all. The sloopof-war Saratoga was expect
ed there daily.
The U. $. frigate St. Lawrence, Capt. Hiram
Paulding, has received sailing orders at Norfolk,
AMI will proceed on her cruise in few days. first
to Bremen, and TO the Bal ic if he season will |
emit, and thence to her station in the Mediter-
Ianean as the flag ship The following is list OF
Captain Hiram Pauldng First Lieutenant-H. X. |
Hoh; "a do Vim Taylor; BID do, Chas C. Barton;
sth DO F. B Renshaw; 9th do, Edmund Lauier; 9th
do, Jos H. Adams. Acting Master Passed Midsbiy.
man A. Parker Purser-F Stockton Surgeon
: George Clymsr; Patsed Assistant de. John O'Gon.
nor Barclays Assistant do. y. +. Darlington Com.
mspdipg Marine Guard 1st Lieut.. d. + Brooke; "a
q. Hayes thsplain-Edwin Eaton Passed
Samuel Carter, John =. Hart, W. NJ
iiebrown, Watson Smith, Walter v GILES, VIM X
MAYO, Edmund W. Henry, James 4. Jouptte. Mid.
Buelie, Cha. T.. Thorburn, Henry
E,bin, Jr, John Irwin. Boatswan-Vsn R-nsa-
ear Hall Gunner Samuel q. City Carpe inter-
Hugh Lindsay Snilmaker- Jas Ferguson. Captains
.lefE- Chniles Frsncis Purser's Cl.rk-Wm H. |
Needles. Acting Masters Mate-Jas. Patterson.
U brig PoIpoie, commander A @. Gordon, 10
lays from Port PInyu, TOR Madeira, WAS spoken ON
'Le 3ltt 81 July lat. 81 SO, Ion. rs ID All we'll.
Tar BuENA VnrA-Tbe express steamer Buena
,ists which arrived at this port this morning from
HALIFAX, cleared ut TIE Custom House this forenoon
or New York -Bosfon T'oreffer, Sepf i.
TIKI POTATo kor IN Nova ScOTfA.-llalifnx
,spers state that since the late heavy rama, the
rntnio xIner have become green again, with pros |