New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-17

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lollar1 md ,opeommsoned Officer musician OF p'ivs'e
S dosrs p.T ponh and for disability OF degree le tnan
me highest propcrtioDSbiy less -
By ecion the Is made TO apply to all those VINO ''
thereafter be put N the pepsion rolls
BY section 1t Is made 10 apply to militia eai'e' '
United S. stes. A
ACT OF July A, l85e
s,,or r,ovias. shat, when any officer, nou'eomm'nOpoa
sBc.Y oocsn q, private Of militia, including
frucbles and volunteer .hsl have died WINE 10 'H0
The United s,s,os since the 10th OF April Iti' AV
have ed in consequence Of awound ieoeNeo ""'' - 40
a., 49, a., dav aforesaid and shall have lefa"ioow o. IL
~ ido child or children under 6 years Of age 'uch
lov .uch child or children shall be eniiued 70 receive
.onth, pay 70 which the deceased wss entitled 'ne
ima Al, death receiving such wound TOT ana ours %
term q five yea o. and In case Of the desth OF $50
widow before the expiration Of d five year, the m
M mouder Of the time shall 40 TO the tchidren Of he) 'ad
dept Provided Ths, the hpsy aforesaid shall be ibe DALI
,tbv IA, Of the officers nou.oommisstoned ofhcer, me
.p, and svs,es tho infantry Of the regular army Hnd no
more ProsSted also, That greater sum shall DO so"u
Che widow chd or children Of Ocer than the haipay
Of o Lieueoslt- COiouel.
ACT OF July %, 1861.
SEC provides any volunteer who may be received into
the .eSos Of the United undr this act that Is al vOnu
tees ehO have may be scosped into the service OF e
United States for re les than SIX mont and who
may I've wounded CT otsrwsc disabled in the servcc shs be
ened ueh which have been OF may be conferred Oh
p. rssas disabled the regular services and the wsiow mere
bee and i nj, legal b, Of such die or may be ed
In service IN addition to pay and sowsnce shall
receive the Of 500
It will be seen from this, lst that nvalids Of regu-
Jars and ah volunteers whether for three monpls or
longer teru are entitled to the pensions provided by
act of Apfl o. 1876; Cd, that the widow, or where
there is ne widow, the minor children under age Of
sixteen year, of any volunteer, whether For three
months or a longer term will receive the balf-pay
pension provided under act Of July 4, 1856 and Sd,
that the widows or legal heirs Of voluneersfor no, leSs
than ak months entitled 20 sleO, in addition TO all
arrears of pay and allowances.
To enable any perron TO obtain the benefits OF these
acts it is necessary that the applicant 'houid present
the best poof the nature of the case VIII allow Oh All
the face which would show that he is entitled I" tne
The c,ssary blanks may be obtained OF the Comns
sioner Of Patents at Washington.
| LINCOLN CAVALRY.
This regiment numbering LOO mounted men, is
considered tie rst of the volunteer cavalry OgsnEa-
tons They are encAmped in beautiful grove ca led
| tie Park, about mile from Washington, but az
trr are ,nere no c,nveuiencies for drilling horses
tley will remove TO Meriden Hill. On Saturday the
rpgmentAl officers were into the service, the
performance of that ceremony having been necessarily
DELAYED until all the companies recruited in derent
States), were assembled at one point, The following
| is complete list # the officers:
ColoD.l-Andr.w T. McReyuold, Of Michigan.
Lieuteasut-C -Ions-F ed-iiei Schcsfuf,
Second ,jor-A w. Adams.
Third Msjor-A ugust llouIsnd.
Surseou-Frroefic Elliott NJ ID.
I IsiSsiIs sOfcs SsS'I H.rret, ND
OuaueIma -tei-Lieut T. III bailey.
A seGs1s;. Ma asio ~ Sf'i&ST sas,
Cuaris rIIiaste, { rgcsut--J. c. ShAnklsnd.
Comuds-rIy Seig-snt-T. b. ~ykoB
O.pi'a Si-ward-,,,o T.. Bjwmsn.
Chie Bugi-r-Aiihon kroek
The following ar. the names of the company otcers:
Company ACsp. Abram JOhssi Lieu's T. r. LesV'' CHI
Company B-Csp. II. B. Todd, Lieut.. John EHnis, R. H.
Company C--cspt w. H Boyd Lieus Hsud.On and Ste
C,nipsu, D-C,pt D. h. Hsriinsi Lieus J. C. Bstsrby,
ID Ii ss .s sTSp s sST4''dns Capt
Company E-Capt. DAVID A. B.Dnstti Le't. Thomas and
Company o-CsP. Frederick Hvudehi Licuts cha' Ham
co@psna a2cspt J. K stearn,; Lisni. II. b Hidden, D.
comrs"y / c.rt Count Ferdinand s.O.chi Lieut.. Otto
N1 Com sry h@Cspt Sorton; Lieut.. Granger and -
Company L-CsPt Gustav Onoi Lieut. benno kokritz
The n eiment has been divided into three b,ttaons
and ss on as its equipment is completed will be put
into active service. Hores, saddles, wagons, &c,
are beng furnished daily and within the coming week
tue Lincoln Cavalry will be ready for active service
GOVERNOR STEVENS.
The account in sOme Of the public journals Of the
armed reconnaissance at Lewnsville does lot afcrbe
the creiit of its conduct 10 the right person Col.
Stevens Of the 18TH in command, and in fact M
ranged and directed it throughout. Doubtless the
official report, when published, will indicate the fact
The high reputation Gov Stevens at aimed as al Eng-
neer 10 likely to be than sustained military
| officer.
| DEATHS IN HOSPITAL.
The following soldiers died in hospitals during the
| week ending Friday, Aug. ID:
| COLUMBIA HOSPITAL.
| George Trent, private & mpspy 18th lndia1s
i. L. Bacon, pivs'e, COMPANY X, 23d N. Y Volunteers
George ROohamne: private ,mpsny o. lHh indiana Vol
John prit Company II, ytb India volt ulcers
Jane. FukrTson pirate C lsth lDe lana " ureers
William Nj prvsts Company c, SSH Newly era Volunteers
G. Curk ptivutr, oeupa' b 6th Wbcnnn Volunteer
q B,usa tnivxts COMPANY n, LIST New. York CavuIry