The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-03
THE MILITARY DEPARTMENTS.

The following the changes in the Military Depart
ments and their geographical divisions up to date. There
will be two subdivisions of the Eastern he.
partment.
GENERAL DEPARTMENT OF The EAST
Colnmandant General Wool. Headquarters Troy, New
York. Comprises the country east Of the Mississippi
river and is sub divided, and subject to contemplated
subdivisions.
DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON.
Brgadier General Mansfield commanding Headquarters
at Washington. Comprising the State Of Maryland, In
GLIDING Badensburg and Baltimore the District Of Co.
lumba, by original boundary Fort Washington and the
country adjacent
DEPARTMENT OF TIE SOUTH.
Major General Butler commanding. Headquarters, For
tress Monroe Comprises Eastern Virginia, North Caro-
lima and Tennessee.
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
Brigader General Mcdowell commanding, Headquar-
tiers not established Comprises Virginia east Of the Al
egbany Mountains and north of James river excepting
Fortress Monroe and ninety miles around
DEPARTMENT OF ANNAPOLIS.
Major General Cadwallader commanding Hesdquar-
ters at Annapolis Embraces the territory twenty miles
each side of the railroad from Annapolis to Washing
ton, % far as Badensburg, Md.
DEPARTMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Major General Patterson commanding. Headquarters
at Philadelphia. Comprises Pennsylvania Delaware and
all Of Maryland not embraced in the foregoing depart
ment.
DEPARTMENT OF TIE WET.
Brevet Brjgader General Lyon. Headquarters at st.
LOUIS Mo- Comprises the country west of the Mississippi
river and OF the Rocky Mountains except those por
tons Of 1t included in New Mexico.
DEPARTMENT OHIO.
Major Gen. Mcclellan commanding Headquarters at
Cincinnati.
DEPARTMENT KENTUCKY
Col Anderson TO command Headquarters at Louisville,
KY To include much Of the State Of Kentucky as lies
within one hundred miles of the Ohio river.
DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS.
(vacant) In statu quo.
DEPARTMENT OF N1w MEXICO.
Vecant.) Headquarters at Santa Fe. Embraces the
DxpAErMNr TIE PACIFIC.
Gen. Sumner commanding. Headquarters at San Fran
caco. Embraces the country west OF the Rocky Noun.
tains.
DEPARTMENT OF UTAH.
Col. P. st George Coke. Headquarters at Camp Crit
OF Utah except the portion Of it lying west OF the nth
degree of west longitude
ARRIVAL OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
ARRIVAL OF 1ERRoRsTRIcKEN soUTnERNERs N
NEW YORK = MOVEMENTS OF THE TRANSPORT
FLEET, ETC.
The United States transport State of Georgia. Captain
Garvin from Fortress Monroe in twenty four hours,
arrived yesterday morning Among her passengers were
Hnor Turner beser CT dispatches from General Butler,
and Lieut.. Bush, First regiment New York Natioaa
Guards, and Samuel r Glen.
The following passengers taken from board the
United States freate Cumberland being fugtves from
Norfolk-Mrs Gleeson and child, Mrs Edgar, Mrs Ylch-
ardscn and two children Mrs. Barney and three children
Mss n. Bland, Mrs Butter and three children Randolph
Miller end family, W. T. B. Van Orden G. W. Roes, G.
Etouse, q. W. King, J. King, Mrs Murphy, Mrs Car
nody and two children, Mrs. AcDonough and child Mrs
Mhkey ana CnllQ, mCCADe family, MrB. NeaSie,
p King end family, A. McDonough and four children. P.
0. Connor, N. Connolly and family, 7. Connolly NJ.
Casty--Tetal 70.
The steamship Coatzacoalcos arrived at Fortress Mon
the Goth Of May, with the New York Naval
Brigade.
May 20 The United States steamer Quaker City
brought in the schooner Iynchburg, Ct Richmond from
Rio Janeiro, % prize. Has cargo Of coffee.
Steamship Key State arrived at Fortress Monroe
landed stores and left the day.
The gunboat Dawn brought in prize schooner.
May 81 The schooner Lynchburg left with prze
crew on beard.
The ship Benjamin Morgan and number Of prize
schoopers are NJ anchor IN the Road