The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-23
Army Intelligence.

II ordered that the Second Regiment OF Dragons The
the First Regiment Of Cavalry and Light Batteries Of Arl
lery serving Utah be supplied with the full complement
Of horses and not be limited 10 sixty pcr company,
the regulations now require.
Lieutenant Bryan, corps Of Typographical Engineers b
ordered TO duty with the army in Utah He Is directed 70
report forthwith 70 General smith, 1t Fort Lesvenworth,
for further orders.
Major Clark ouartermas.er's Department, ordered 70
same department The will being relieved re-
port 10 the Quarermaster General for duty In Utah.
70 Governor Island and report 70 lie commanding officer
for the purpose of conducting largo body Of recruits
nos n :. 1s post 70 the n
bodies Of recruits are also waiting orders at Carlisle and
Newport Barracks 70 proceed 70 join The regmsa hey
may DO assigned 70 In Utah or elsewhere
According 70 tho last monthly return received from tho
headquarters OF the troops In Utah, dated Camp Scott,
Jan 81, 1862 gives total aggregats Of thousand
hundred and nineteen rank and ne Of ell pre-
sent q. that time The officers duty with The command
Bvt. Brig. Gen-A s. Johnston, Colonel Com handing.
geon Madison Mills Medical Department Asst Surgeon
Esha J. Bailey, Medical Department Major-F. Hunt,
icrs Department r. " Clarke, Comm ssary Department;
j. !. Rcno, Ordnance Department
LOTT ARTILLERY BATTALION
Northumberland " W. Howard, Gfier T.llmaass.
Second ueutenant-George A. Ksnsel
Lieut. Col-H George Cooke, I'd Dragoona Asst Sur
g Howe, ID Dragons. Fru fJeutenants John Pegram,
Regiment Adjutant John Buford, Regiment QuartormAa
ter. Capains-H. II. Sibley, n Hawes, I'd Dragons.
FIRST Ueutenanb-W. ~ Smith, q IL Tyler, J. p. Hol-
nday, Thomas Hight, J. u. vllepigpe. Second Eeutc-
nants-G. A. Gordon John Mullins, r. G. Armstrong III.
b Livingston John Green Ebenezer Gay George Jackson,
8. W. Ferguson, 81 Dragons.
BATTALION, YIyrH INFANTRY.
Brcvct Coloncl-C A. Waite, 9Th Infantry. Asst Bur
geons-A 7. Rdgely, J. G. Bailey, Medical Department;
Lieutenant A. Chambers, Regiment Adjutant; Lieutenant
W. W. Burns, Regiment Qusrtermaster Captans-wil-
liam Chapman, G. Robinson, n. r. seldom, I. II. NELL.
Icutenants-Samuel Archer, w. n. LOWS, II. O. Bank
head, ". A. Webb, L. L. Rich, Edmund Freeman, C. y.
wood, H. d Bristol 9th Infantry.
Colonei-E Alexander 10th Infantry Assistant Sur
geon-John Moore Medical Department Lieut. Col--C v.
Smith. Maor-R 2. Candy. Adiutant-A. Maynaiicr,
Quartermasser-P Swane Cspsains-Franklin Gardner,
Albert Tracy, j. A. Cove, John Dunovant. J T. ndbel,
Alfred Cumming Eeutenants-Cgvier Grover, III n Kel-
ley, william Clinton, John McNabb, " A. n dudley. n.
Forncy, L. A. williams, Alexander hurry william Kear-
pey, &. Benneti, j. l. Thompson, " 8. Armsead, A. g.
Cunningham, r. J. lee, 10Th Infantry
VOLUNTEER RArraIfoS
Lieutenant Colonel-Barnard n Bee, commanding As
sstAnt Surgeop-RobertA Barthoon Medical Department..
Captains-wm. n. NaGrav, Daniel Mclaughlin q. w
Cherry, Y. Foster. Beutenans-James knovies J. v.
Bennett, H. K Hartley, q. W. Fuller, James Deahler,
James II. Hi, W 7. oovne, J. r. Chauncey, ID. y.
Thomas, william Garrison.
Some any persons have enated In Newark, ". J.,
during he pest few weeks, and design 70 JOIN the Utah