New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-04
yuK ADVANCE OF THE HEHIt E.
Gen. Mcclellan Called to the Chan BrIt;e
PROMOTION OF GERMAN SOLDIERS.
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each the promotion of a grade, attacFed th' !"
b, own staff. He did this, as he saii 10 70"
that the foreign and the native bore had fsual
rights as well as duties, in the suf2ressi y oil
this Rebellion, and that the adopted sitizei so
far a. he was concerned, should sha,a Wit the
native born in the honOrs as well as .ae da Ser'
of battling for the Republic.
ACTION OF THE ARMY RETIRING AoARy
The following officers have beer direct : TO
appear before the Army Retiring Bosrd: l.
Col. John S. Albert, Typographical Engh Yrs
ut,-Col James Kearney, do; Brew, Lieut. t.'ol.
Stephen H. Long do; Major Campbell g rahsg Y o..
Col II. X. Craig, OrdnaLee; Col Benz. j. beall Ist
Cavalry; Col. John. S. Simouson. 1h,d Cg3Ti
Col. VIM Gates, Third Artillery; Lieut.-' oh ~ =
Gardner First Artillery; Beyt Lieu, .Loi Ee0.
Eaumsu Third Artillery; MAJ Giles Iwtsr, hfh
Artillery; Col. VIM Whistler, Fourth lnentTy Vol
Beni, H. T. Bonneville, Third lnfantryi ''oL Pns,rn
Morrison, Eighth Infantry l1euOol 1s;. ana ss,
Sixth Infantry; Lieul-Co Governegr Morls, Ssrst
do; Lieut.. Col. Eectus Backus, Ihir' ina X -
Lieut.. Col. Thompson Morris, First do Lieut. 2l'
Hannibal Law, Second dO.; Brevt. Lien -Coi. ~
Steptoe Ninth do; Breyt. Lieut.-Col jos N sym
Seventh do; Mai Edward 5. Hawk kins, ~ooond tos;
Mai. Seth Eastman, Fifth do.i MAJ VI - N'f 1e'
Third do.
The Board has recommended that Coltei
Albert and Major Graham, whose CASES are he
only ones 50 far considered, be retired Cokael
Francis S. Bolton, Fourth Artillery; ColElel
John Erying. First Artilleryi and Breyet su-
tenant nt-Coonel Martin Burke, Second Artiikry,
will be retired on their own application. Hi'ne
of the officers whose names are to be brosght
before the Board viii be promoted while 1eir
cases are pending.
EXPENSES OF RECRUITING.
The following army orier gives norn4 ION
respecting the expenses properly incurred mi The
business Of recruiting Volunteers.
WAR DEPARTMENT ADJUTASTG GzsERu's OFUCs}
General Order No lOl NAsHNGToSl sept >, leoi: p
1t is announced that appropriation for oollecsng,
drilling, and organizing volunteers under acts aufor-
ling the Pre,ident 10 accept the services Of JsO0
men, is intended for the payment OF all expenses la'
may hereafter be Incurred therefor as wei as ~ he
reimbursement to individuals Of such amounts kgye
been already Justly and actually expended by thek ia
raising troops that have been may be mustered sao
the service of the Uuied States. imturemek Of
expenses fOT organizations raised, or attempted be
raised but not actually mustered INTO the tned
service will not be mode.
Claims Of States for expenditures heretofore maCk by
them in raising volunteers are provided for Dy seEate
and distinct appropriations, and Will not be raid fro he
one now referred 10. Bills must, in all cases. spf y
the date Of expenditure particular items, and am
and the company or regiment FOR which the eXA use
was incurred. They must be accompanied by IN re-
cept Of the party 10 whom the payment wos made bnd
by the certificate of the officer ucurIing The ex nse
that it was necessary for the public sery for S3ps
raised for the United States, and that he aux mt
charged was accurate aud just. Among ne exp ses
properly chsTgeable against this appropr ion mS be
enumerated:
FYyN Rent of rendezvous or office for ieclui'iS.
Second Communication Of fuel and quaI els 10 y Of
hcers already mustered into service, when e'acls on
recruiting duty.
Third! Subsistence Of volunteers prisr 70 ss,r
muster into service After such muster, sIlsis sce
will be provided by the Subsistence Dep; -tmerf II
srba o-,~;I1 bas sr.uod 4,
nized in the regular service, or, If other articles ETe
substituted the cost Of the whole mus. not eXcoedEhe
regular supplies ard will be paid for al rates no; kx-
eeedng The current prices at the place Of pgrchaseS
Subsistence cannot be furnished in kind siid bOausbe
necessary II win be furnished at rate not 70 ex sed
40 cents per diem.
Fourth Necessary transportation Of voluni ss
prior 70 completion OF company organization I'D
muster into service as a company. After complexion
Of such organization and muster, transportation Will
be paid by The Quartermasteis Department. Trtls-
portaen VIII be paid at the rate Of cents per Isle
for railroad travel and a. the current rates for stage
and steamboat fare.
Fyh Rent of grounds and buildings for camping
purposes, or eost Of erection Of quarters o. cooking
stoves, when absolutely necessary Of clerk and office
hire when authorized by the Adjusnt-General, Ind
all expenses incidental to camps oi rendezvous.
Si@h Knives and forks, tin cups and lin plates .Or
volunteers
Seueah Necessary medicines and medical attend.
ance prior TO organization Of regiments OF tie muster
ing IN Of reginentai surgeons.
Eight Actual railroad stage or steamboat fire,
necessarily incurred by Authorized agents in raising or
recruiting volunteers.
HlHtk Adyertisng-Of recruiting win lie I'm.
thorzed 70 advertise Tor recruits in not 10 exceed tgo
newspapers ioI eaen rendezvous under THEN cbaIge.
Ieatt Fuel and straw, previous to ooups6y ar
ganlzation, according 10 the allowance for tic reigr
Army. ''' 70 ''"'
Eisrend An other expenses allowed foy ,.o,ni,,
IN the regular service, rot herein mentioned and I
Cured for volunteers previous to their muster into he
United States service. "'
BY order L. THOMAS Adiusr. n.,,t
0hcis. THOMAS RUeGLEs, Assistant Ad axpt 0ens.f
BRIGADiER-G ENRRALs.
In addition TO Daniel l.. Sickles Col Wallace
of Indiana and Col. Jameson Of Diaine whose
sppoinements we telegraphed las. night the fol-
lowing new Brigadier.Generals have been made:
A. Med. McCOok, late Colonel of the LET Ohio
three months regiments Col. @. Howard of
Maine graduate Of West Point, and, as vel 81
Col. jameson, commander Of regiment new 10
The field herei Congressman Wm. A. Richard3oR
and Eleszer A. Payne Of Illinois; Cols. Eb5r.
ezer DumOut and Robert II. Milroy Of VirgiHa.
lie Illinois and indiana appointments we're m,de
at the recommendation Of the Congressional dQe-
gsuon'' expressed through The Hons Schuyler
Coha1 aud EIhu B. Washburne nov here.
Inc Three Indiana Brigsdiers ser1od in the My
ieah wal, and were ColODels with Gen. McCsl-
III Western Virginia
MTH0RuY TO RAISE REGIMENTS RGyokrS.
Ibe authority Of X. y. Goodwin uud les r