The national Republican., 1861-09-20
MILITARY INTgLLfarNcE.

APPOINTMENTS. The following. named gen
tlemen were yesterday appointed as assistant
adjutant generals Of volunteers:
Captain Charles Kingsbury, for Gen. Rey-
nolds's brigade.
Captain E. Sparrow, for Gen. Franklins
brigade. .FEr..
Captain F. D. sewall. for Gen. Howard's brig
ade.
Captain E. G. Baird, for Gen. Msade's brig
ade.
Captain Henry W. Smith, for Gen. Carey's
brigade.
Captain John R. Howard, aid-de camp to
Gen. Fremont.
Charles D. Allegood, military storekeeper,
Quartermaster's Department.
VIC. Mccall, of New Jersey, appointed cap
tain of fourteenth infantry.
E. Martinsdale has been appointed commits
sary Of subsistence, for volunteers, with the
rank of captain.
REv1Ew.-General Mcclellan and staff, ac-
companed by his body guard and one COM
pany of United States cavalry, crossed over
the Potomac yesterday morning. The object
was to review Gen. Blenker's brigade. Among
the distinguished persons present were Prince
de Joinville, Due de Chartres, and Count de
Paris accompanied by the Secretary of State.
NEW ARRANGEMENT OF MILITARY DEPARTMENTS.
| An order was Issued from the War Depart
ment yesterday, that the military department
of Ohio will, in future, consist Of the State Of
that name, Indiana, and so much Of Kentucky
as lies within fifteen miles of Gin ,innati, under
the command Of Brigadier General Mitchell, Of
the United States volunteers. Headquarters at
Cincinnati; and
So much Of Virginia as lies west Of the Blue
Ridge Mountains will constitute, in future, q
separate command, to be called the Department
of Western Virginia, under Brigadier General
Rosecrans. Headquarters in the field.
William Sipes, editor of the Harrisburg Sen
tinel, was to day authorized, by the War Depart
ment, to raise company Of cavalry.
RESIGNATION OF OFFICERS.
The following named officers Of the volun-
teer forces from the various States have re-
| signed:
ond volunteers September 5th.
New York-First Lieut.. William H. Morri-
son, seventy-ninth volunteers, September 9 |;
Capt. Victor Chanden, Garabaldi Guards, Sep
tember 10; First Lieut.. J. Barrett, twenty fifth
volunteers, September 10; Capt. Horace j.
Thomas, thirteenth volunteers, September 10 4;
Capt James W. Johnston, thirty-seventh vol
unteers, September TO- Second Lieut.. Kyriam
Honan, first New York cavalry, September
Eirot ionk Eduard Groonwood tanfh
volunteers, September 13 Chaplain D. J. A.
Foersh, seventh volunteers, August 20; Major
J. R. Mitchell, twenty eighth volunteers, Sep
tember Is; First Lieut.. Isaac L. Taylor, fourth
volunteers, September Is First Lieut. W. d.
Rose, Anderson Zouaves, September IS First
Lient. J. Norris Maclean, Anderson Zouaves
September 13; First Lieut.. W. A. Boyd. An
derson Zouaves, September 13 /; First Lieut.
A. Pasquet, Garibaldi Guards, September Is !;
Second Lieut.. Julius Spring Anderson Zouaves,
September l3 Capt. Edward johnson, thirty
first volunteers, September Is; Chaplain Ira
Smith, twenty sixth volunteers. September
IS; Capt Eugene McGrath, thirty-eighth vol
uIteers, September IA First Lieut.. II. L. Suy
dam, thirty third volunteers, September IA.
/. Ohio.-Second Lieut. A. J. Williams, seventh
volunteers, September 6 Surgeon Henry X.
Gushing, seventh volunteers; Second Lieut.
Fl. II. Sage, thirteenth volunteers, September
6; Second Lieut.. J. W. La Rae, eleventh vol
unteers, September g.
Wisconsin.-Lieut. Col. J. P. Atwood, sixth
volunteers, September IA.
Maine.-Capt E. G. Savage, third volunteers,
September IL; Lieut.. COL Z. Ilsley, fifth voun.
teers, September IL; Major L. E. Hamilton, fifth
: volunteers, September IL; Captain E. W. Thomp.
: son, fifth volunteers September IL; First 1t.
w. D. Haley, third volunteers September 8;
, Captain o. J. Conant, fourth volunteers, Sep.
tember 8.
d Massachusetts. Assistant Surgeon P. A.
. OConnel, ninth volunteers September IL;
Second Lieutenant G. H. De Lord. eleventh vol
unteers, September IL; Captain J. W. Buffers,
eleventh volunteers, September 49, Second
' Lieutenant w. E. Farwell, eleventh volunteers,
!, September IA; Capt Edward Fitzgerald, ninth
volunteers, September 8.
Michigan-Captain Charles s. May, second
volunteers, September Is; Lieut.. G. Kost, sec
ond volunteer, September Is; Lieutenant G..
N. Parks second volunteers, September Is.
New Jersey. y.-Second Lieutenant Herman
Lentz, New Jersey artillery, September l3; First
Lieutenant David Thompson, first volunteers,
September IA; Second Lieutenant John II. Vor
bees, first volunteers, September l3; Second
Lieutenant Charles Luienbarter, fourth vol.
unteers, September Is; Second Lieutenant J.
W. Hoffman, second volunteers, September 3.
Indiana.-Capt. Thomas Il. Bristhel, twenty.
fifth volunteers, September 6.
Pennsylvania.-Capt J. A. Eldred, first rifles
September 10; Second Lieutenant Samuel
Wohl, twenty-seventh volunteers, September
IL; Lieutenant J. Aub, R. Q. NJ. dragons
September 10 Capt. A. N. Kidney, twenty
seventh volunteers, September IS Lieutenant
Charles Gallaher. twenty-seventh volunteers
September Is; Second Lieutenant George W
Emery, twenty volunteers, September
IA Capt; Lawrence Kelly, twenty-seventh vol
unteers, September IA First Lieutenant Johr
= Gutenberg, twenty-seventh volunteers. Septem
ber IA First Lieutenant F. F. Won Biewirth
, twenty-seventh volunteers, September IA; Sec
ond Lieutenant Thomas Malone, first artillery
3 September a.
ARMY APPOINTMENTS
+ The following appointments have beer
made:
Brigadier Generals.-Horato Yates Wright
= of the Engineers, formerly Assistant Professor