The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-10

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81. Cadet william a Bell .................."..
%. Cadet Bryan \. Thomas }sh
q. William J. L. Ncodemus.
"a. Cadet Oliver p. Goodng ..'.'.''''''.'''1sn
Is. Cadet william G. Robinson. .............".Gh
% Cadet George n. Bascom Ssn'(
Cadet Charles T. Jooup TWILL
V.-fRANsPERRRD.
Captain Horace Brooks, ,s; "a Artillery from Company
Captain william Austine, Sd Artillery, from Company
osps.a Ravia O. C, Ord, Sd Artillery, from Company
o SSla' william Barry, ID Artillery, from Company
sscoud Lieutenant s. Clair Dearias 4h Infantry 70 the
I'd Artillery, March IL, 1855
second Usu,enans mona. E. Turner, ID Artillery 70
Second Lisuisn.n. Alexander ,; Montgomery, Sd Ar
slisry. % the 4sh Artillery, August q 1851.
Second Lieutenant lawrence Kip AsA Artillery to tho
Second euenao. George Ryan, lss Infantry to the 7th
seco1d Lieutenant CHARLES E. Farand, 7th Infantry 70
Breves second lieutenant Thomas 9. Berry, LIST ORA.
Brevet Second Lieutenant Manning u Kimmau, I'd
Cavalry, 70 the LIST Cavalry, April q. 1885,
brevee second Leutenant John MAsruder' "a oAvAy,
70 the lat Cavalry, April "a, 1853.
v-CAsUALTTES
RESIGNED QS)
Captain Frederick H. Masen, Assistant Quartermaster,
Captain panvie Lesdbetter oorus Of Engneers Decsm-
Captain George T. Anderson LIST Cavalry. June H. 1865
Captain Andrew G. Miller, LIST Infantry, October 81,
Captain Albert L. NAgsoo, 4sh Artillery, December %,
First Lieutenant Orlando B. Wilcox. 4h ARTILLERY, Sep
First Lieutenant Nicholas B. Pearce, It'll infantry, April
-, 1858.
Frsl Lieutenant Robert H. Davis, 9th Infantry. August
Frat Lieutenant Edward A. Falfrey, 7th Infantry, Au
gust l. 1857.
Frat Lieutenant Junus Daniel, Sd Infantry, January
second Lieutenant Robert c. Wood, Jr., % c,valry,
sceood Lieutenant nos r. Smith, sth Infantry, April
Assist.a, Surgeon John Byrne, October IL, 1867.
Co"'~iss'on uacae under ne "a s0o" Of the act Of June
By First Lieutenant william <. Van Bokelen, It'll In
fAny, Assistant Conference.-The regimsnsal commits
sion (ouly }, January 2, 1858.
Commiaion uaoated by Ne,v Appointment.
BY Brisadier General William S. Harvey, his commits
1855 as ''''''i OF 0' "a Regiment Df's'''' June
Brevet Major General Persber r. Smith, Brigsder &C.
neral, at Font LeauenoortA, x. r., May IL, 1855.
Colonel IChabod Crane, 1st Artillery a. Port Rich
'aG,sd. Slater ten, LISn s, A. r, October 8 1857;
graphical Beginners, al Wilmington N. c., December O.
at Albuquerque, NeU Aerico, September 20, 1867.
Captain Thomas l. Brent, Assistant ouArtermAster q
% srs. 4 - 10 asss .. Font Smith,
Captain Patrick Calhoun, ID Drasoons at Pendleon, S.
Captain Presley N Guthrie, 9th Infantry, At Nepoyt,
Ky December 90 1897
sp.sin john Il. Grelaud, 4th Artillery, at Fort Myers,
Flint Lieutenant Thomas Wright, ID InfAnty, at Fart
Rainfall, MI, October l2th. 1857.
Second Lieutenant John Nugen, 4th Infantry, at Fort
S>iacooN, W. a., October aed, 1851.
Second Lieutenant James Wright, Regiment Of Mounted
second Lieutenant Brsytou Ives LIST Infantry At Fort
CIo,k, Tezas, June 9th, 1857.
Paymssscr Benjamn walker, Of s. Lous, No May 2sth
Military ssorekeeper Edward Lucas, Jr, Ordnance De-
p-ss%s., :, aa.rsr. 6h.,g Va March s.h, isss
Department, al Benscia Barracks, Cal, January izsa,
VI oncers have been arranged the foregoing order
10 the companies TO which they sucoeeded the natural
course OF promotion or appointment Should different
tent sushory n vim take precedence Of The former
VII The number prefxed to the name OF each OF the
Brevet Second Leutenans in the above list OF appoint
ments indicates hh rank among those Of the same date
VIII. Acceptance or non acceptance Of appointments
and in case acceptance the birthplace Of the officer
every case be PROMPTLY reported 70 The xcuiant General
IN The officers promoted will JOIN their proper station
and without delay unless on detached services
acting under special instructions, leave Of absence.
when they Wi report, by letter to the commanders Of
their respective corps. regiments, and posts.
w " E D. townsend, Asst Adjt General
Letter from Rarsy, the Horse Tanner.
From the spiri, OF the South, Nashville
We have great pleasure in placing before our readers
the following Of letter to Mr. C. ". Harrington,
tanner. nov in England IL bias been forwarded 70 us by
Mr. r., with The following p s - guarantee Of its
p s-Ihis extract s vertasin-C WI
1IvKRrooL, Friday Evening, April Is, 1855.
Nv DK,R NnHxw-I wrote you two shests this morn.
nov have Just got through with the day and bad my
tcA will hurry 70 finish your letter before any calls
There rest Tor the wicked, and accomplishment
without great labor. have just bad very hard day,
and belweec the hurrAha, the rush OF the people the
S as o. these 1 ysy e.a Zone %
Of questions, feel very much like leaning back
In my chair and taking Quiet sncoze.
but they coridnt II, and l. usual came OF vic.
tcrious amid The loGd cheers q class OF about hus
wi,h ycu could be here just one day 10 see hor en-.
thuslastc the people This morning when stepped
into the school and took OF my hat they set up such
ring % anmatlDg me that was fun Of eloquenoe, and
addressed them With NJ much enthusiasm As though
second Kossuth. The streets outside OF the build
ing were crowded and when rode out on the back Of
vicious stallion that bad been able 10 mount for
three years. they too set rp loud hurrah for the greet
American, that they think am. They don know that
nobody Uncle Ja that used 10 break horses
In the huie town of Groveport
would be jus,lnabe in being proud Of the name, an
not Of myself wouldn't Ike 10 be called the great
. much me = ne sI s.m n Carrie.
A. ever, your friend and uncle, ,. s. RAREY.
General william Walker.
Prom the Washington Union, July OIL
This mysterious and Inevitable individual, who seems
10 be regarded by clae OF fellow citizens ~ a kind
Of special dspensat, and holding the key 70 al future
progress The part Of The good people o. the United sts
appeared again. few days II New Orleans and rave
told bis "hat Mr. Bachanan through bic ecre
tary OF war sent Ambassador 70 him General wAker)
saying that he would orego the Nicaragua enterprise
and engage In the service Of Mexico, while that
service DO act, such tearing down the Gag Of
Spain, reodesing between Spain aud MEXICO nevta-
bic, he wAiker) would receive The support Of the ad-
Ms perhaps hardly worth while 70 say that the prsss-
dent authorized the Secretary Of war any other
pcrsor speak for him 10 General walker personally or
through i'ambassador- the subjed referred 70;
tary Of war held any conversation with
General Walker, through ambassador, speaking for
representing the views u the President The admin
stratos declared IN the report Of General walkers
mach