The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-24
ElxovaL on ras sr.rrE OF vAsHI.Groy.
LIST oE OFyIcKRs WITH IRE ARsIy Nv UTAH-Th
following !, list Of TIE officers Eth tho L. ;. al


following /, list Of TIE officers With tho L. :. ar
ny IL Utah:
ca. 4. 2. johnson, "a Cavalry, Commanding; NG-
jor Fit7jchn Porter, Assistant Adjutsut General;
Captain :. II. pickereop, Assistant Quarterm2ater;
Cap: +. r. Clarke CouLnSssry .cf Subsistence; br.
Madison Mills, Surgeon; Lr. i. /. Rdaelsy, Ass!5-
tsr: Surgeon; Dr.. J. Moore Assistant surgeon; DE-.
J. e. Bailey, Acting Assistant Surgeon; rr. i. Bar-
theioH, Assistant Surgeon; Dr.. T. ). Railey, A57is
>tant Surgeon; Isjor T. !. HUNT, paymss.er.
Erti,.c~g.--CaptAin J. W Phelps, 9TH Artillery,
Commanding Light PeId Battery; Lieut.. Il. Y. VI.
Ho~arc. 4tA Artillery Lieut.. 6. Talnage, 4th Ar
tilierv, Lieut. !. A. hensei, 9Th Artillery; Captain
L. i:eno, Ordnance Corps, Commanding HoeTy
Field Battery.
.socra,: Iiraqc7n.-tEight Companies Lieut.
Col 2. s.. George Cooke, Commanding Regiment;
Major n. e. Hovs; Lieu:. J. Fegran, Adiutsu;;
Lieut.. J. Baforj, Re&imeutsl QuartermssteE; Major
Il. II. Siblsy; Capt. ). AZ. ia~s; Lieuienauts ". n
Smith. G. Il. Tyler, J. L. Holiday, T. Hight, J. &
Ei!epigue, q. a. Gordon, ). Huiline, 7. t. Arm
st-cnT. II. r, Liyngston,sj. Green, Z. Gay, jackson
Fprs7soD.
IN Ipfgntry Lieut.. Colonel g A. Waite
Comm8udinS; Lieut.. a. Chambers Adlutant; Lieut.
". ". barns, Be-imentaI QG4rterr7a~ter; Captain
and Bgsvst Lieut.. Coousl y. Chauusu; Captain
H. Is. Aarcy, J. {. Robinson, II. X. Seldom, I. II
heiii Lieute nants $. Archer, ". IL Lewie, II. G
DalkLsgd. ". A. Webb, q. 7. LYude. A. T. A. Tor
bert h. {. Hi, 7. Ritter, II. b. Bristol, 4. "
Shipplsy, L. L. Rich
7.rth nfantry-Cclonsl r. =. Alexs nder. com
maud'nG; Lieutenant Colonel G. =. smith; Major
and Breyet Lieutenant Colonel T.. T. :. Candy
L"u:enant H. L. Msymadier, Adjutant; Lisutenan
Z. I. ssaire, Regiu"ntal Quartsrnaster; Captains
r. Gardner, A Tracy. J. A. Cora, J. Dunovau, J. l.
| Tidhal aud b. =. Beu; Lieutenant8. c. Grover, W
| Clinton, \. A. II. Dudley. J. II. FOrney, l.. a. Vii
| sms, j. Deshier. ". kesrney,J II. Hill, C.. H. Ben
not J. L. Thompson, +. :. ArInstesd !. 3 Carroll
| A. 8. Cunningham, Il. b. Kelly, j. MoNah, A. Nur
| ~, 7. J. Lee.
! There are four ladies with tho army, viz-Nrs
| Governor Cummings, Hrs. Colonel Cauby, Nr-
lieutenant Tyler, Mrs. Lieutenant Burns.
| THg RIorISg IN WASBIJGTos--Tue correspondent
Of the Baltimore Sun, writing from Washington
has the following about the riytinS there ssturda
| afternoon and night:
| Yesterday afternoon gang " rowdies attacke,
| and drove FROM their work the hands empl0y {,
| Ia ore OF the stone yards the railroad III,
| asssilant6 were arD.d with pistols anu gGas--
| several sb0ts we're 1r.d without serious injury
TO any Mayor Ms@ruder, accom- uaaisd b.
Captain Knpfer, Of tina day policc, and such mem
/! barn of that too limited department az could b.
! summed together at L moments warning. pro
c4@dcd Immediately to the spot. They there found
| this men who had bseu driven from their iaburs
afraid to resume il whilst Il cir armed assSilsnts
still surrounded the premises. Tho presence Of
| the police, however, econ Induced II retreat One
! fellow who bad atoppyi to load his gun was 81
! closely pursued by the Mayor. that he was COM.
pAlied TO drop his weapon, aud e,csp-d 10y aap!ng
down an eutHukmen..
| Between nine ana ten O'clock another DESPERATE
! scepe 81 riot aud bioodehcd took place near the
corner Of SeCOud street &nd Hassachusetts avenue
! known as part Of "Eu sish Hill 4 young mau
! tFtoperutter by profr~-iOn} named Michael Muir
| ply was shot severely an the wells and died be
| Tore daylight-he WAS unmarried. 4 youth, OF
Mr.. Hutchinson. who r6SiSas on X street received
several balls IN his BODY. which have not vat
proved fatal 4 nIiddc-agrj man named Andrew
"orden. vas severely wounded by blow from u
large horse-pistoi on shs head by which the wesp
on WAS broke 10 pieces. Mr.. David Narrower, sps-
cal policeman, shot In the nose. the bali pas
sing into bis head, producing serious wound.
FATAL AcupsNr--A correspondent OF the Abng.
don Democrat at NickelSyiIIe, Scott county, sends
the following:
Carson Dougherty. youth about is years Of age,
son Of Nathan pougherty, came to his death last
week In Sd Unusual nsuner. While playing at
ball at school, on Tuesday the 10th inst. he ran
against susg, which struck him in the abdomen
IL made externsl sign of bruise or hurt, but
gave him great pain. lie wss carried home. where
he fingered till Thursday morning. when he died
FpEE LOVERS ARREs1ED.--we learn from the Sam
dusky fOhIo) Register that on Monday a deacont
was made on the Free Lows" establishment at
Berlin, Erie county, and y. ;. Tyler, A W. Smith,
Mary Dana, Mary Lewis, sophrania Powers, Tho
mas Homer aud Thomas Wright, were brought
before the mayer Of Sandusky On the charge of
adultery preferred against them. The Register
says:
The men were all respectably dressed, wore
heavy mustache, whiskers and long hair. OF the
women, three in number, two we're dressed in
Bloomer costume, the other in ordinary long skirts
They all wore their hair in long euEls, and with
the exception of Mrs. Mary Lewis. looked cheerful
ami even defiant. The history Of Mrs. Lewis ia q
sac one. khe s tho wife of MIR. Harlow Lewis Of
Skeneateles. y. Y, gentleman OF high respecta-
bility Is f0rtytwo ofage, and the mother of III rec
children, the youngest of whom. q little fellow OF
Ave years, accompanied her before the court. She
was induced, II appears 60 leave her home and Join
the Free Love Association. The mayor has not
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