The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-21

our FOnr IEAvESwoxrH CORRESPONDENTS.
FoKr IxAvrSwoarH, n. r. July s, 1855.
Qss<.es a s Post-Arrsual Of Troops AVID asir DPsr
asrs for Nsbraska-EMd " Ne Kansas War-<dDiess
Jfyex as Sail Lake Army-7As Cincinnati Houses in a
H< Sun, &c, dc.
me nonotsny Of our quiet and rather deserted
ysss WIS interrupted yesterday ~ the arrival
a The United States steamer Mink, Captain
Turner, from Jefferson barracks. She brought as
passengers Lieutenant Hendersho and lady, Second in
hntry Mrs Major J. 6. Pemberon and Mrs. Captain j..
A. Brown Fourth artillery; Iieuts Farrand and Neon
rs and go recruits for the Second infantry two
companies Of which regiment have been stationed here
Tor the hstfew weeks.
In oonsea nc nee OF the depredsiiors recently committed
there and ct the urgent request Of the Indian Agent this
detachment of the Second ordered to return to Fort
Randall N t. which post they vacated the later pars OF
NAY The Mink proceeded up the Big Muddy (as We term
she Missouri here) this morning, win the ooPs ABOVE
mentioned 10 comm and of Capt lowell, lleu1 Hsnder
sAott, Smith and Lee Second infantry, and AsstAot sur
Reon Charles Psgs medical ol,er, serving temporarily
with them the trip only-iieu Lee as actng assistant
CommEsary OF Subsistence Mrs Lowell and hrs henaer-
shot accompanied their husband
The latest oHtes fron Gen. Jninctons orcss rsceYeo
this morning were up TO June ls camp on ssar ss,
having unusual deisy. in consequence o. hessy
soinis which Lsl rased he waters TO such neg Az -
ty hand The fourth day was allowed the animals iof
grszirg, he hrst opportunity they had mac lo ~ u;s
vs the least show Of resistance the part OF the Nor
mons would have obliged them TO 80 By way OF Soda
spyugs. ,,.. .,o ,ro.,
teg The 10th u expecting TO roll into the valley" in
Te nrossn siiou Of General Johnston 70 the United
States Commuaooers, "a we'll ~ TO the people Of
Utsh toopss Of ssich l send Vito shs2, osg an
uvct sntrobstop ind lis jus.1ess and beaignity "
sbe oprressed cannot fail 20 DO acknowledged by all IN.
Geo minds Il currently ruworcd thai Colonel
Rnrk
here; MAJOR Sherman third artillery, With his
tauery having recently been ordered TO Mnpes,ts Or
published lsst evening to tho ect TINT Gov
considered troops longer necessary 10 enforce
the law Kansas consequently the dhrerssi nmenced
Considering the beat Of the weather. the health
Of post amos perfect with but fcw very sign; ex
cep<ons We prone 10 admit hosever the uuheaita
ness Of our little CunciapsG houses-sght structures,
hastily erected for the unusually large number Of troops
detained here last autumn and which we consider as upon
the category OF being made so hot (by the SUM Is
20 be unkble 10 hold anybody notwithstanding
which our amiable and agreeable q1artermaster,
saR Lake question yesterday induced to agrees
bly, squander las nc termed D hour in one oil them,
IN delightful converse, We trust with one OF its fair occu
No recall OF the troops from the Plains is anticipated
before autumn, till which time we remain under the aus
be deputed TO this command not forgetting the ever
tshtul surgeon, and the equally assiduous Assistant
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. is.
HEADQUARTERS OF TIE ARMY, I
N. w.
1.-The order for the march Of tbs Second cavalry 70
Fort Ieaven~oTth has been contaminated. That reg
ment will remain duty in the Department Of Texas
and will 70 its former stations, subject TO such
changes however in the Judgment Of the Deparment
COMMANDER, the state OF the service or our Indian res
lions may require.
u-At the expiration Of their present leave OF absence
September 80, 1s6She graduates Of the Military Acs5e
my OF this year assigned to the Dragons cavalry and
mounted remen will report, in person, for duty 70 the
commanding officer Of Csrssle Barracks, Pa those as
signed IN the artillery will report in person for duty 10
fhe sndsnt Of the Artillery School o. Practice Fort
Bonrse Va those assigned 10 the LIST, I'd, Sd, 4h, 9th,
St 9th regiments OF infantry will report In person,
duty the mmanding officer Of Governors Island
and assigned 10 the 5h, 18th, and 10Th regiments,
10 the commanding officer OF Newport barracks Ky.
nI.--On The LIST proxino, the Department OF Florida
win be broken up, and the several military stations
tberen will revert 70 the DEPARTMENT Of the East.
The officers serving tue Department Staff will re-
Port respective chiefs by letter or in person. as
the state Of the service In the opinion OF The Department
Commander, may require The Acting Assistant Aiju.
tsnt General list Lieutenant Talbot vii repair with the
records and papers OF The Department 70 the Ad1tant
Generals Office, Washington, after which he will proceed
70 Join his company At Fort Boultrie
Colonel G. Loomis Filth infantry, has exhibited zeal
ability good Judgment In the arduoas duty OF bringing
successful close the late Indian hosbtities in the
Peninsula Of Florida and the officers non-commissioned
ers and sodiers-bo.h regulars AMI voluuteersand
employees under bis COMMAND have ably supported him
ny their active and unrem'tod sxertons In all seasons
nro a. all times, . country where military operations
are difficult and where but little occurred % relieve the
dangers and heavy drudgery Of the campaign.
TIE commander aud those who served under him have
deserved well Of their country.
LOOMS will report In person at the headquarters OF the
amy Tor furihtr orders.
Nv comu md OF Brevet Lieutenant General Scott
IRWIN MCDOWELL, ASS. Ali. Gen.