The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22
Army Inuekligencs.


THE OREGON wAR--DBPARTURR OF THE RECRUITS.
The steam ship ST. Louis sailed yesterday with 400
cru,s for Colonel Septoe. the divided into 1--we
conpapies-two Of dragons for mounted service, and
three Of infantry The following Officers accompanied the
men,
Csptan-A r. Smith.
Bevet Major James Carleton, of First Dragons
Capssin-Benry d Psen, OF the Fourth IniaatTy
CAptain--r O, EDglisb, Of The Ninth Infantry
First Lieutenspt-Someyn Ay res, Third Atilley
First Lieutenant Ly nan 8,sseli, Ninth Infantry
First LIE uten ant--Ohas r. WoodR, Niotn lafAntry.
First Leutepat-R obt. Johnson, First Dragons
First LeutensIt-N b Ieveitzsr, FIRST Dragons
Second Lieutepapt--R g. anderson, Sinth Infartry.
Second Leu'enaD:-Paul j. Qaa;tleberry, Ninth In.
fsnty.
Second Ileutepapt-6srcos A. Reed, First Dragons
The ana officers delighted vt the prospect oil
fgbt with the tnn hang.
OUR FOsr LEAvsNwORTa CORRESPONDENTS.
FORT LEAvENwoRTH, X. T., July IL, 1868
As perhaps would be interesting 70 those having
friends and relations in the army well to the public
generally, to know what Ia going on and what army
movements taking place in the FAR West at this the
largest military station Of the United States viii
proceed to give you Of what has been ransp
ing here lately
The comparative quiet and rest which we euoyed after
the departure Of the grsDo Uab army has again bseu
broken in upon by the preparations for The body 3oo)
IecIuS ioT NOW m.Aco, VI buft ACrUh 'uo Ane
Quariermas.er's Department under Capt. Van B,kkeen
is taxed 10 its utmost to At out the trains.
The recruits, uuder Major Eec;us eacxus, Third in
fsptry. will star. the 10th.
The battalion of the Second infantry embarked Frida
last for Fort Randall N. 7. The boat crowded - ~
utmost capacity, Us, in addition to the two compsoia
(I0 mep) there were go recruits aud officers families
camp women and deck hands, which brought the Who'll,
number nigh up ~ 500 persons.
II is time government, should put stop TO the manner
In which troops carried this Three huudre
four hun DIRE crowded into dthy, place
With 20 comfort and not breath Of fresh arr 10 the OK
cessivey no. weather have lately experienced tbs
liable 10 cause foul and contagious diseases amongst The
troops.
rejoice he able 10 inform the conservative
Of the people, through the columns OF the HERALD tina
the political troubles In Kansas dusly enae1 OWN,
to the cool and determined demonstration OF Governor
Denver Nj. Buchanan could not have made better
lection than no has done. Governor Denver Ia univer
sally liked by the bsD,Anis OF this Territory. rrespec
tive Of party BY his for bearapce and deter mnaton M
has stopped the Fort Scott troubles and quoted that
ton OF the TerritSry.
herein encoso you corre,t list OF the officers anc
troops comp sing The garrison Of this post
Brevet Major I. W. Sherman. Third artillery, com
mandipg
Second Lieut.. Jpo o. Long Second infantry, AdjutAnt
Capt Stewart Van Wet. Quartermas.er.
Second Lieut. q. ID. Hahy, Second artillery, CoTnmt'
safy Of Suhssteu~r, 80.
DR. Char Pare Medical Deoartu,snt Ass'aat Surgeon
Major David Hunter, Pay Department. Paymaster.
GARRisoS.
Company f. Second artiliery-Capt. Arnold Ezey
Lieut. Harry Benson.
Company E second srtlery-Capt. James ro,,er
Company E, Third Art!llery-Frst Lieut. L. L. Livings
ton, commanding