Washington sentinel., 1855-03-21
Washingtun Sentinel.
THE APPOINTMENTS TO THE NEW
REGIMENTS.

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four new regiments authorized by Congress.
II appears that among them are many from
civil life. We take this list of appointments
from the Union, in which paper it appeared
yesterday. The Union says:
The officers Of the army, SO far as they ac-
cept appointments in these regiments, will
create vacancies in the regiments in which they
have heretofore served, and thus from twenty
to thirty additional original appointments will
be made from civil life:
TENTH REGIMENT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Captains.
Brevet Captain Henry f. Clarke, of Penn
sylvania; first lieutenant 9th September, l847,
second artillery. Brevetted for gallantry in
action distinguished in battles Of Monterey,
Churubusco, Molino del Rey, and Chepultepec.
First commissioned, lS43.
Brevet Captain Franklin Gardner, of Iowa !;
first lieutenant 18th September ls47, seventh
infantry. Twice brevetted for gallantry in &C.
ton; distinguished in battles of Monterey,
Cerro Gordo, and Chepultepec First commits,
stoned, l843.
Brevet Captain James G. S. Smelling, Of
Ohio; first lieutenant 22d January l849,
eighth infantry. Twice brevetted for gallantry
IN action, distinguished in battles Of Contre-
ras, Churnbusco, and Molno del Rey (where
he was wounded.) First commissioned, lS43.
Brevet Captain Barnard E. Bee, of South
Carolina; first lieutenant 9TH March, 1851,
third infantry. Twice brevetted for gallantry
in action; distinguished in battles Of Cerro
Gordo where he was wounded) and Chupulte-
pee. First commissioned, l845.
First lieutenant John C. Symmes, of Ohio !:
ponf lat T,1r
commissioned, l847.
Matthew s. Pitcher, of New York captain
10th infantry; promoted major llth infantry !;
served IN war with Mexico.
N Seymour Webb, of Connecticut; captain
ninth infantry; brevetted major for gallantry
in battle Of Chepultepec
Albert Tracy, of Maine; first lieutenant and
captain ninth infantry; brevetted captain for
gallantry in the battle Of Chepultepec.
Jesse A. Cove, of New Hampshire, first lieu
tenant ninth infantry; served in the war with
Mexico.
James P. Barker, of Delaware; served in
Florida war
First Lieutenants.
Second Lieutenant Joseph t. Tidbal of
Ohio; second lieutenant 3lst March, 1850,
sixth infantry; active service on Indian frontier.
First commissioned, lS49.
Georgia; second lieutenant l6th July, 1850,
seventh infantry; active service on Ind an from.
tier. First commissioned, l849.
Second Lieutenant Cuyier Grever, of Maine:
second lieutenant 10th September, 1850, fourth
artillery; active service and frontier explora-
tons. First commissioned, 1850.
Second Lieutenant Louis H. Marshall, of
Maryland; second lieutenant 5th March, 1851, ,
third infantry; active service on Indian frontier
First commissioned lS49.
Second Lieutenant Henry Z. Maynadier, of
the District OF Columbia; second lieutenant
18th February, 1852, first artillery: active ser.
vice on Indian frontier. First commissioned,
1852.
Henry B. Kelly, Of Louisiana; second and
first lieutenant l4th infantry in war with Mexico
James Findlay Harrison, of Ohio; first lieu
tenant and quartermaster of volunteers in war
with Mexico
William Clinton, of Pennsylvania; second
lieutenant volunteers in war with Mexico.
John McNab Of Vermont; sergeant major
second infantry in Florida war sergeant major
9Th infantry in war with Mexico.
n. A. NJ Dudley, of Massachusetts,.
Second Lieutenants.
Second Lieutenant Peter T. Swaine, of New
York second lieutenant 3lst December, s52
first infantry. Active service on Indian from
tier. First commissioned, 1852.
Second Lieutent John H. Forney. of Ala
bama; second lieutenant oath October, 1853
seventh infantry. Service on Indian frontier.
First commissioned, 1852
Second Lieutenant Lyman n. Kellogg, of
New York; second lieutenant 18th February,
1884, second infantry. Active service on In
dian frontier. First commissioned, 1852.
Second Lieutenant Lawrence A. Williams.
of ba rf 4 u
22d june 1854, fourth infantry. Service on
Indian frontier. First commissioned, 1852.
Second Lieutenant James Deshler, of Ala
bama; second Lieutenant lst July, 1854, third
artillery. Service on Indian frontier First
commissioned, 1854
w. Ii. Rossell, Of New Jersey.
Alexander Murray, Of Pennsylvania
Malcolm II. Nichols, of Louisiana
William Kearny, Of Missouri.
Curtis Durham, of Kansas.
NINTH REGIMENT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Captains.
Brevet Major Piukney Lugeubeil, of Ohio I:
first lieutenant 18th June, lS46, fifth infantry.
Twice brevetted for gallantry in action dis
tinguished in the battles Of Contreras and
Churubusco, (where he was wounded Moliuo
del Rey, and Chepultepec. First commission.
ed, l840.
Brevet Captain Frederick T. Dent, of Mis-.
souri; first lieutenant llth February, ls47,
fifth infantry. Twice brevetted for gaIlantry
in action distinguished in the battles Of Con.
treras, Churubusco, and Molino del Rey, where
he was wounded. First commissioned, ls43.
First Lieutenant Francis 4. Patterson, OF
Pennsylvania; first lieutenant 29th October,
lSis, first artillery. Private in McCullouph's s
company Of Texas Rangers from May / TO
July 81, ls47. Appointed second lieutenant
first artillery 24th June, ls47.
Brevet Captain George l.. Pickett, Of lii
nois first lieutenant 2sth June, ls49, eighth
infantry. Twice brevetted for gallantry in &C.
ton; distinguished in the battles Of Contreras.
Churubusco, Molno del Rey, and Chupultepec.
First commissioned, 1876.
First Lieutenant Charles III. Wnder, OF
Maryland first lieutenant 9TH April. 1854.
third artillery. Soldierly conduct on the wreck
of the steamer San Francisco. Now on from.
tier service. First commissioned. 1850.