The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-11

TO accept the Attn artillery and "a
Lieut.. John Gackn the next the list, succeeded to
the vacancy.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 43.
WAN DEPARTMENT,
ApJUTANr GENERAL's OFIcEs
washington. Aug. Z, 1873.
l. The following named cadets, constituting the
fret class Of 1848 having been adudged by the acade
mic staff at the June examination, competent to per
form duty in the army, the President Of the United
States, by and with the advice and conse mt OF the
Senate, has attached them as supernumerary officers
with the brevet Of second lieutenant to the regi.
mens and corps below specified, in conformity with
the fourth section Of the act of April o. 1872 to
rank from July 1, 1848:-
BREvEr SECOND LIEUTEnANTs ATTACHED TO THE CORPS
1. Cadet william r. Trowbrdge
2. Cadet Andrew j. Donelson
3. Cadet James G. Duane.
4. Cadet Walter H. Stevens.
6. Cadet Rufus A. Roys
sREyEr THIRD LIEUrESANrs ATTACHED TO THE coaps
ToPoeEsraioaL EsoINEEns.
s. Cadet Robert s. Williamson.
z. Cadet Nathaniel Michler, jr
DnEyET SECOND LIEurENANrs ATTACHED TO THE DsA-
16. Cadet John Buford, jr., LIST Dragons
90. Caoet Charles H. Tyler, I'd Dragons
20. Cadet Charles II. Ogle, 1st Dragons.
SO. Cadet G. Evans, LIST Dragons
81. Cadet George A. Steuart, I'd Dragons.
BREyrr SECOND LIEUTEsANTs ATTACHED THE REG I.
MENr OF MOUNTED RIrLEMEH.
10. Cadet VIM, E. Jones.
a. Cadet Thos s. Rhett.
CADET SECOND LiEUTENANrs ATTACHED TO THE ARTiL-
LFRY ARM.
s. Cadet James M. Haynes, light company B. 4th
artillery.
Q. Cadet Joseph c. Clark, ir, light company C, Sd
artillery.
IL Cadet John c. Tidbal, light company E, Sd artil-
IL Cadet william G. Gill; Sd artillery
Is. Cadet James Holmes, light company A, Cd artil
II. Cadet Truman X walbridge. 4th artillery
10. Cadet Grier Tallmadge, light company l. LIST
artillery.
artillery.
"a Cadet John c. Booth light company NJ, I'd ar
tiery.
BREyEr SECOND LIEuTENANTs ATTACHED THE IN
PANTRY ARM.
Is. Cadet Benjamin ID Forsythe, Sd infantry.
IS. Cadet Richard j. Dodge 9Th infant try.
90 Cadet William A. Slaughter, I'd infantry
q. Cadet Robert M. Russell, 5.h infantry
20. Cadet George H. Paige, 9th infantry.
81. Cadet Nathaniel ii. Mclean 9TH infantry.
2S. Cadet A. g. Miller, 9th infantry.
SO. Cadet William N. r. Beal 4th infantry.
81. Cadet Ferdinand Paine, 4th infantry
49, Cadet Thomas ID. Johns, LIST infantry.
33. Cadet William r. Mechling Sd infantry.
"a Cadet George G. Barber, 9TH infantry.
35. Cadet Daniel Huston jr ,Sth infantry.
SO Cadet George w. Rowland 5th infantry.
Promotions will take place according to the follow
ing rule
Cadets acting as supernumerary officers in the
army in virtue OF their brevets, viii! be successfully
promoted to vacancies Of the lowest grade which may
fret happen in the particular arm to which they may
have bee attached according to the order of rank
tablished at the Military Academy:
2 The brevet I'd Lieutenants will join their respec
tive regiments and report In person for duty agreed
bly, regulations by the 3Oth day of September and
immediate Nv letter. to their Respective Colonels
who will assign them to companies, where they not
already go assigned by ths order In where the
address of the regimental commander may not BIO
known the report intended for him will be enclosed to
the Adutant Generals Office where the proper drec
tion will 10 given and the receipt of this order,
Colonies will avail themselves of the same communi
cation to notify the graduates of the companies to
which they attached. 1880.
8. Acceptances non-acceptances will be promptly
reported to Adjutant General of the army; ana in
Of acceptance the birthplace of the person ap
pointed will be stated BY order
II. JONES, Adjutant General.
AFTER ORDER.
Transfers
Cadet Thomas S. Rhett from the Mounted Rifemen
to the 4th Artillery, Light company
Cadet Thomas X. Jackson, from the 4h Artillery to
the 9Th Infantry
Cadet George w. Rowland from the 9Th Infantry,
to the Mounted Miemen. BY order:
r. JONES' Adjutant General.