Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-27

81. Captain William L. Cabell. Virginia. Assistant
Quartermgster in the Confederate service.
ondCayalFy.
:, s. Ss. Captain John C walker, MissOrri Mounted
81. Captain Thomas Claiborne, Jr, Tennessee,
S5 Captain Samuel Jones, Virginia, First ArtiIle-
Sc. Captain Richard S Ewel Virginia Fir.. D-..
goons now Lieutenat Colonel in the service of V;-
ginia.
81. Captain James Nj. Hawes, Kentucky, Second
I Dragons.
IS. Captain George II. Stewart, Maryland, First
Cavalry.
So Captain James Mcintosh, Florida, First Cav
| airy.
80, Captain Arnold Elzey, Maryland, Second Ar
/ tillery, now Major Of Artillery, q. S. A.
In addition to those herein mentioned are a large
number of Lieutenants and Cadets who have dis
solved their connection with the United States Army
Many are holding commissions in the Southern
Army. There may be several omissions in our list
as it has been collected from our files for the past
six months and some designations may not yet have
appeared in print.
OFFICERS APPOINTED THE SOUTH STILL REMAINING
THE SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES.
The following is a list of the Southern officers
who have not yet resigned from the United States
Army
DeEa,oare-Adj. Cen Lorenzo Thomas Capt. Jas.
Roberts, Fourth Artillery.
A1rgldnd-Col J Albert, Typographical Engi
ncers; Col Francis Bolton, Fourth Artillery; Col
Dixon Miles, Second Infantry; Col Vim Whistler,
Fourth Infantry; BreYet Lieut. Col Martin Burke,
Second Artillery; Brevet Lieut. Col r c Buchanan,
Fourth Infantry; Brevet Lieut. Col Wn Chapman
Fifth Infantry; Major George II. RinggOld, Paymas
ter; Brevet Major w French, First Artillery; Bre
vet Major Francis o Wyse. Third Artillery; BreYet
Major Pinckney Lugenbeel, Ninth Infantry; Breyet
Major James l. Donaldson, QuarterI1aster. Captains
w Maynadier and r II X Whitly; Ordnance; E o G
Ord Third Artillery; John A Brown, Fourth Artil-
lery; George Sykes, Third Infantry; II w Judah,
Fourth Infantry; j j Archer, Ninth Infantry; w T
Magruder, First Dragons, and George McLane,
Mounted Rifles.
District of CoItnl6a-Lieut Col Benz L Beall First
Dragons; Lieut. Col George Andrews, Sixth Infan-
try; Brevet Lieut. Col Chandler. Third Infantry.
Captains + NJ Morris, Mounted Kifles; Hill.
First Artillery; George W Getty Fourth Artillery:
D Davidson, Second Infantry; W Johns Third In
fantry; J Whitall, Fifth InfSntry; ii Maynadier,
Tenth Infantry; A Pleasanton, Second Dragons;
John Kurtz, Engineer.
EsHtucky--Col Z B Alexander, Tenth Infantry;
Major Enoch Steen, First Dragons; Major A W
Gains, Paymaster; Major c II Fry, Paymaster. Cap
tains S Alexander, Engineers; 7 Wood, First
Cavalry; Joseph Stewart, Fourth Artillery; B
Holloway, Eighth Infantry.
IefuteSSeb.-OOl d y AUGFCFOuDfes OefeULu 1uldIl-
try; Captains P TURNKEY, Quartermaster; John
Adams, First Dragons.
Missoa.ri-MaJOr C Ruff, Mounted Rifles: Brevet
Major G Paul, Seventh Infantry; Captains l. c |
EastOn, Quartermaster; I Dent Ninth Infantry; |
II Macarthur, Second Cavalry.
VHginia.-Brevet Lieutenant General Winfield |
Scott; Colonel 5 G Cooke, Second Cavalry; Col |
Matt N Payne, Second Artillery; Lieutenant Col W
SeaweI Eighth Infantry; Brevet Lieut. Col J /
Steptoe, Ninth Infantry; Brevet Lieut. Gel James |
D Graham and Major Campbell Graham, ToPograph- |
ical Engineers; Major George III Thomas, Second |
Cavalry; Major L p Graham, Second Dragons; /
Major McRae. Third Infantry; Major L |
Alexander Eighth Infantry; Major Albert Smith |
and MAJOR Berj A Briee, Pasmasters; Brevet Major |
G d Ramsey and Brevet Major I 5 Laidley, l
Ordnance; Brevet Major Page, Assistant
Adjutant General; Breyet Major John Lee,
Judge Advocate General; Breyet Major William
Hayes, Second Artillery Brevet Major W II
Gordon. Third Infantry; Brevet Major Edward
johnson, Sixth Infantry; Brevet Richard Garnett,
Sixth Infantry; Brevet Major George Waggaman,
Quartermaster; Captains John Newton, Engineers,
Alex W Dyer, Ordnance, J W Davidson. First Ora
gOons, W J Newton, Second Dragons, Seth Bar
tOn First Infantry. John Jones, Seventh Infantry,
Geo Pickett, Ninth Infantry; I G Williams,
Washington and H Reynolds, First Infantry.
BOnny ycastle, Fourth Infantry. Il Garland and
Chaplin. Seventh Infantry, L II Marshall, Tenth In
fantry. Jesse L Reno, Ordnance, G II Tyler and B
II Robertson, Second Dragons, B Newby,
Second Cavalry.
North Car0lBd-MajOr Gabriel Rains, Fourth
Infantry; Brevet Major l. A Armstead, Sixth In |
fantry, Brevet Major James C Martin, Quartermas-
ter. Captains: + GIlmer, Engineers, Camp
bell, Second Dragons. Harvey A Allen, Second Ar
tillery. John Gibson, Fourth Artillery.
South Cdrolind-Msjor A Cunningham, Paymas-
ter. Brevet Major Peter V. Hayne, Ordnance, Capt.
G S Lowell, SSecond Artillery.
Gsorgia.-Major Abraham B. Ragan, Paymaster;
Brevet Major Montgomery Meigs, Engineer; Cap
tain II d Wallen, Fourth Infantry.
Aabama-Captain Henry Wharton, Sixth In
fantry.
LolisisRd-Brig Gen William Harney.
FlOridu-MsJOr E Smith, Second Cavalry.
Terds.-Captajn John Howard, Ninth Infantry.
AIjcaaSds--Captain " n L BeaIl, First Cavalry.
In Justice to many of the officers in the above list
mated their intention TO resign, while others have
been station so far away from the centres of the
conflict that the of the general dissolution of
the old United States Army has by this time barely
reached them. Doubtless, nearly all the Southern
officers will ultimately resign.
The following officers attached to the U. S. Army
have died since the commencement of the present
revolution:
l. Brevet Brig Gen John Garland, Virginia, Colo
mel of Eighth Infantry.
2. Brevet Colonel John Monroe, New Jersey,
Lieutenant Colonel of Second Artillery.
3. Major Thomas Gwynne, Virginia. Fifth In
fantry.
f. Brevet Major Michael NJ Clarke, Virginia, As
sstant Quartermaster.
The two IIcrOanes, Misses Keer and Nc