The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12

Andrew seres.a. tossn.adins somssss), second Lea.
Company H-Captsin william +. Barry, First Lieutenant
Charles Gnn (absent), First Lieutenant Henry c. Sy-
Company MDCAptAn and Brevet Major Henry J. Hunt,
First Lieutenant Lloyd Bea First Lieutenant Armistead
L. Long second Lieutenant Oliver d. Greene.
THIRD ARrIIWRy-0NE COMPANY.
Company E-Captain and Brevet Major Thomas W.
Sherman First Lieutenant Beekman Du barry First Lieu.
senanant John G. Chandler, Second Lieutenant John B.
FOURTH REcIsnxr or ARnrImY-rxS COMPANIES
Colonel Francis s Bolton lcom~andngl.
Major william W. Norris
OwenF Sooman (absent, First Lieutenant John Thomas
Goode (absent) Second Lieutenant Frederick " Folett
RSSnpp 1soI Rs.a1 and Bsyet Major Samuel C.
commanding company, Second Lieutenant Herbert A.
Company DMC.p.au Joseph Roberts, First Lieutenant
John Menderha First Lieutenant stephen II. Weed lab
sent), Second Lieutenant Richard IOdor.
Joseph Clark, Je' First lieutenant 1eavan Perkins
(absent), Second Lieutenant George S. James.
Company captain and Breyet Major John G. Penn.
berton, First Lieutenant William c. Gill; First Lieutenant
Stephen D. Lee Second Lieutenant E. F. Bgley (absent)
Second Lieutenant A. Montgomery.
Company H-Captain John p. McCown, First Ueute-
nant John Gbbon (sbsent) First Lieutenant Lewis H. Pc
cuze, second Iieutenau Junius b. Roane
IeSsensni Rufus ssx,on yr 1aSsen First Lieutenant
Oscar A. Mack (absent) Second Lieutenant John Wad-
dy commanding company.
Fist Lieutenant Edward NICK. Hudson (absent), First
Lieutenant James j. Dana Commanding company Second
Lieutenant Warren l. Lothrop.
Company L-Capain and Brevet Major Thomas vii.
iams (absent) First Lieutenant William r. Terrill lab
senD, First Lieutenant William Stretch Albert Command
Company M-eaptan John A. Brown, First Lieutenant
Clmont l. Best Second Lieutenant Charles D. Anderson
(absenp
sixth NFANTRy-sx COMPANIES
Lieutenant Colonel George Andrews commanding.
Henry H. Walker (absent), Second Lieutenant Arch bald
j. Harrison.
Company p-Captain and Brevet Major Edward John
son. First Lieutenant William P. Cariin (absenD Second
Lieutenant Edward Dillon.
Company E-Captain George W. Lay (abscnD, First
Lieutenant Darius D. Clark sbsent, Second Lieutenant
James A. Smith.
Company G-Captain william s. Ketchum, First Leut,-
nant John c. kelor (absenf Second Lieutenant Orlando
Company H-Captan Thomas Hendricksou, First Lieu
tenant Benjamin F. Smith, Second Lieutenant Charles e.
Sawtelle.
Company K-Csptsin Richard B. Garnet,, First Leute-
nant and Brevet Captain Winfield S. Hancock (san)
cond Lieutenant Owen b. McLemore.
First Lieutenant James Corley, company c, 9th Infan
First Lieutenant J. E B. Stewart, Company C, LIST Ca
valry.
Second Lieu, cnant Edmond cambridge, company B,
sth Artillery.
Second Lieutenant William P. Sanders Company H, ID
Dragons.
The troops in this Territory consist of one regiment Of
ten companies tie 9TH artillery six companies OF the 9th
regiment of infantry battalion OF three companies Of
the % artillery three batteries Of field artillery five
companies Of the LIST cavalry and two companies I'd dra
goons-making a total OF 1852 officers and There
s bes des these force stationed at Fort Riley consist
ing OF FIVE companies Of the LIST artillery
psny OF the 9th infantry numbering in all from $50 10 400
men This force Ia under the command OF Major W. II.
Emory s he total number of troops officers and
in tie Territory Is 1851 The forces first enumerated
all stationed at Fort Ledvenworth and there
cept those who were distributed through the Territory to
keep the peace the 21st inst and have not yet returned
They sent TO the different towns upon the requson
Of the civil authorities mtmation that there
prospect Of difficulty occurring between the adverse
political parties In said town towns Doniphan, Ach
Palermo shawn &c Mission and Oxford had each
company sent To avoid giving offence TO any one the
troops not sone in the towns during the election,
but 10 their immediate vicinity, prepared 70 prevent any
body armed Mssourans from the river ready
upon the requiston Of the local civil authorities, TO stay
violation OF law and determined whether or no, 70
suppress any collision between parties then in the Terrific
that all citizens without fear OF molestaon or
lence might 20 the polls and vote The queness and
order with which the election passed of due at least in
70 the Iudcous arrangement OF the eio
raj military forces in the Territory.
AT preseE. there five companies OF the lt cavalry
az Fort Scott Major John Sedgwick commands therf.
-Four companies OF the 9Th artillery Que battery OF srte
ry and company Of dragons, under the command OF
Major W. W Norris Of the 4th artillery are at present in
Lawrence There three companies OF the 9Th artillery
and section 1.-TWO funs) Of artillery at Topeka unie the
command Of Brevet Major c. Pemberton OF the 4th
tlery Shawnee and Oxford have each company OF FOOT
anu two companies OF foot distributed between
HonphaD, Palermo aro Atchson These troops will re
etacheo TO their present places, and the same ar
raoremen be made for keeping the at the election
On tie 4th for keeping the 2lst
q December last.
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