New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07
companies are not mentioned they are not yet
WAR DEPARTMEST,
ADJUrANT-GRYERAL's OFFICE, Z
W.surEGTog Jnly 3. 1861.

Cadets, graduates Of the Military Academy are at
tached TO the army with the breyet OF Second ieute
aut, or, in regiments where there are vacancies, WIN
the full rank Of Second Leuenan IN conformity M W,'
the fourth section of the act approved April 29h 1917
| as follows:
C0rps of TEagineers.-l. Cadet Patrick H. o. Korke
10 be Brevet Second Lieutenant 2. Cadet trihels u
| FarQuhar to be Brevet Second Lieutenant; s. Cadet
Arthur H. Dutton to be Breyet Second Lieutenant h.
Cadet Clarence Derrick TO be Brevet Second Lieuten-
! ant. =,
Corps of T6pogr0plical ErgiHeers.-9. Cadet Al
fred Mordeca 10 be bfevot Secondeutenant Ordg ance
! Department; s. Csdet Daniel w. Flagier 10 be Bfe-
vet Second Lieutenant; G. Cadet Thomes G. Bradford
TO be Breyet Second Lieutenant; z. Cadet Richard Nj
I'LL TO he B.cvet e,ond Lieuteuant 8. Cadet Wm'
! II. Harris to be Brevet Second Lieutenant.
| First RegimeHt Of DrGgoons.-l0. Cadet David ii.
Bnel 10 be jrevet Second Lieutenant; H. Cadet Ste
phen C.. Iyford jr, to be Breyet Second Lieutenant
| Second Regiment Of Dr0eooRs.-2O. Cadet Fran
| cis III. Parker to be Second Lieutenant. -. Cadet
| Henry T. Moves TO be Breyoi Second Lisutenanti 3j
Cadet Frank A. Reynolds to be Brevet Second Lieu
teuant.
FIrst Regiment Of Carqlry--l7. Cadet joseph c.
| AUdenried TO be Second Lieutenant Company =.
| Second Regiment # C1Talry-lf. Cadet John X.
| Edie, ir to be Second Lieutenant Company ID; 81.
Cadet Geo A. Cufter to be Second Lieutenant Com
| pany G..
| Rsgiment Of Mounted Rjasmex-2S. Cadet lie Roy
s. Elbert 10 be Breve Second lieulenanti o. Cadet
| George O. Watts 10 be Brsvet Second Lieutenant.
| First Regiment of Arti'ery-lG. Cadet Geo. a.
| Woodruff to be Breyet Second Lieutenant.
Second Regiment Of ArttAery-l9. Cadet Peter c.
Ilains to be Second Lieutenant Company &; FL Cadet
Joseph z. Farley to be Brevet Second Lieutenant
Third RegiReAt If drt,yery-l5 Cadet Lawrence
s. Babbtt 10 be Second Lieutenait Company VI; -.
Cadet VIM. ID. Fuller 10 be Brevet Second Lieutenant.
Fourth RegineRt ot ArtiIeyy-l2. Cadet AlOnzo
H. Gushing 10 be Second Lieutenant Company Hi l3.
Cadet Charles c. Parsons TO be Second Lieutenant
Company g; -. Cadet Joseph p. Campbell TO be Bre-
We Second Lieutenant.
Adams jr. 10 be Second Lieutenant Company X; ~.
Cadet Charles H. Brightly TO be Brevet Second Lieu
tenant.
Dinick 10 be Second Lieutenant Company a; q.
Cadet James z. DrOulard TO be Second Lieutenant
Company ID.
En- Regiment of Iafantry-2i Cadet Philip II.
Remington TO be Second Lieutenant Company h; 81.
Cadet Eugene Caster TO be Brcve Second Lieutenant;
81 Cadet Samuel p. Fsrs 10 be BreVet Second Lieu
tenant.
Tie companies to which these officers are assigned
are those TO which they succeeded in the natural course
of promotion and appointment. They will Join them
"'''''D' N'''' l.. THOMAS, AJjI,ant Geper.l
The Department continues 10 receive Dumer-
GUS application for cadctshiP. 1t may rs well
be understood that ii has none within its gilt,
and that those at large for this year are filled.
SENATOR BRECKISRIDGc.
placed on the Mitary Committee, aud trans
ferred to the Committee on Foreign Relations.
THE CLERKS OFFICE.
Mr.. Etberidge has announced his intention not
to make any changes in bis subordinates beyond
those already made previous TO the regular
session.
POSITION OF COL. FoRNEY.
i. pt
the Senate by coup dfiat having failed, bis
chances for future election have faded. The
Senate are not likely, in The face OF his vote IN
the House for Clerk, to reverse by their action
so decided an expression.
REMOVALS IN THE PENSION BUREAU.
The following clerks in the Pension Bureau
have been removed: j. II. Hood, Ala, second
class; NJ. A. Holcomb, Ct, first class; j. II.
Peabody, D. c., second class.
OBJECTIONS IN TIE ARMY.
- Long, Marylander by birth, aide-de.
camp and son-in.law of Gen. Sumner, at San
francisco. has resigned The General is un-
happy in his son-in.law. Eugene Mclean, another
of his soDs-in-law, also a Marylander, resigned
about two weeks ago and joined The rebels.
THE SECREThh1 VI WAX.
Gso. Cameron returned from Fort Monroe to-
day.
RIFLED CANNON EXPERIMENT.
Tho experiments made this afternoon b. the
Second Rhode Island Battery with James's rifed
cannon. near the Washington Monument, were
entirely successful, and were witnessed by
large crowd.
INQURsT-NCENDIARY FIRE.
This afternoon, while an inquest was going on
at the island armory, over the body OF the
Zouave, shot in front of house OF ill-fame early
this morning several comrades Of the deceased,
together with o number Of soldiers from other
regiments, proceeded to the scene Of the murder,
took possession of the house into which the muir
derer is supposed TO have fled and set it on fire,
the flames communicating to the tenement ad-
joining, and to a third one, both houses Of pros
titution. All three were consumed. Two engines
arrived on the ground, but were not allowed by
the soldiers TO play upon tho burning tenements.
A row being likely to ensue between the soldiers
and the iremen, detachment Of regular cavalry
was despatched 10 the scene, and the crowd
were qucly dispersed
THE BATTERIES AT MATTHIAS POINT.
The gunboat Yankee arrived this morning from
New-York, reports there are no batteries OF
Matthias Point.
MORE OF THE GRAND ADVANCE.
This morning the Sd Maine and 10th aud 28th
New-York started for Virginia, by what route
is uncertain. The 7lst and 3Sth New-York, and
l.