The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-20

is much needed as is clearly shown by existing facts
We have three courts martial organized here and
they slow coaches.
NAMES OF THE MUTiNEERs OF THE SECOND MAINE
REGIMENT AND THIRTEENTH NEW YORK yoLuN-
TEERs.
The following the names OF the mutineers Of tho
Second Maine regiment ordered TO the dry Tortugas:
Company C-Corpora G. W. Merrill.
Company E-Corporals Henry NJ Cushman and Ruel s,
Clark; Privates Edward Belts Bevins, Cyrus r. Bar
Dawson, John T. Mummond Albert G. Forbush, Philip
Hanback,, Sabin Jordan Alonzo b. Luce, Russell Poor,
Noses Wyman G. Worcester Joseph Wiett, John Reeves
Company "a j. Banks, John Billings, John Benjamin,
B Garter George Mgerly, Michael Gallagher, II FL
Hurd, James NJ Kenny, William Scavey H. 9. Van Bus-
kirk B. +. Yerk and J. A. Turner
Company Ga. Harmon.
Company lib Wetter and G. c. Mills
Company -Peer Morgan Peter WEIGH, Thos. MELON
ough, Edward Conway, John Carroll T. W. Kelley, Thos.
BaIger John Burke, John O'Brien, wAliam Mcclellan,
Haggerty, L. Crawford, William Towmy Larey Ssarkey,
John Fitzpatrick, John Sample Cornelius Cronan p. J.
Ferrell James Driscol Martin Mclaughlin, John Higgins
Henry GRANVILLE, Patrick Barry and Richard Berry.
Company R-Parker Carson, Wna Tering aud Joseph
Ward.
Thefoowing are theBames OF the thirtystwo members
Of the Thirteenth regiment New York Volunteers who re-
fused TO do duty the 18th Of August, and dis
armed aud marched or They be detailed for duty
in the Gulf Of Mexico
Company E-Rich.rd Ambrose, private, Charlotte, n
Y. WILDER d. Cook private, Rochester, N. y; John
Cpwel private, Rochester, N. " harvey private,
Charlotte, N. Henry Tracy, private, Charlotte NJ Y
Company E-Robert Donaldson private, Scotsvie, N.
peck private, Rochester N " SENECA Reph, private,
Farport N. Y. Vim. Williams, Rochester N. Y. james
7. Van Ettes corporal, Henftrds Landing, N " Fred
Raymond, private, Rochester, N Y
CoMpany HL-Robert Cosgrove, private, West W,d-
worth n y; Lyman May private, whitehayen, Pc;
Bergt, Rochester N Y Jno vardu, private, Rochester,
n Y; LOUIS vahne, private Henry Hanson. private,
Rochester n " John Smith, private, Rochester, n X
private, Rochester, N Y; VIM. Mceae private, Roces
ter n Y Hiram Fills, privxsc, Kisdale, Mich. Frank
lin Drover, private, Rochester, MY.
Company John NJ. Hackney, private, Rochester, N.
T.; Henry Knape, private, Rochester, N. Y.
Company K.-Chas. Morgan, private Brockport, n. Y.
MR.. sICELEs, THE sEvENry-NuNrH REGIMENT AND
THE NEW YORK FIRE ZoUAyES.
Great dissatisfaction still exists among the New York
Seventy ninth regiment, that they were placed 80
called Sicles brigade This feeling grows out of the
fact that 3r. Sckes has right to command them he
not yet being in possession Of a CoIoncs
sion, much less being Brigader General Colonel
Stephens, commanding the Seventy NINTH has restored
the best Of discipline in tie regiment, but makes
the point that the regiment should not be Sub
Jected Ito serve in q position deemed ny them
as huniliatiag. Accordingly, as announced in co.
days HEsALD, the Hghanders will in future besepara.ed
from theSickles brigade, called The fact is that
Mr. Sickes, although he the single upon ss
strap (Brgadier's ensgnia) has no commission IN his
pocket, and the men know it., As it 49,,
they feel that they ere not serving auaer
authorized officer. II they know Mr. Sckles was CON-
mssioned, then, good soldiers perhaps they could
conquer their prejudces against tho man. and obcy
superior officer holding the Presidents commission.
This may be deemed nice point, but it is made and
cognized Another difficulty has taken place between
COL James Farman commanding the Second regiment Of
New York Fire Zouaves and Mr. Sckies The latter claimed
that Colonel f. subordinate him, and that hisgeg
ment part of brigade of which he com
mander. This assumption By Mr. Sickles, even though
he had been commissioned toraise regiment n'the De-
pertinent Of the East in New York city, when he in
General Mcclellan department in this city, was upmil
tary, to say the least However, he assumed as
much, and issued several orders to Colonel
Farman, which the latter declined 10 ,sbey
There considerable to detail lin the history Of the az
fair Sufficient to say that Colonel Farman arrived hero
yesterday to learn from the War Department to whom he
waSto make his report and what authority Mr. Sickles
had. He informed that nr. Sickies was not com
missioned, and that he (Gol. F.) would DO expect
ed to bring his regiment here upon the genera
order issued yesterday by the Secretary Of War and
upon the order of Mr. Sickcs that Mr. Sickles had
power to order him. Col F. asked the Secretary if be
complied with as foows:-
WAR D APARTMENT WASHINGTON, August lF 1891
Col JAS FAIRY IAN Second Fire Znp.ves, N. y
In accordance with the genera, order issued fhs day
Won will M arrange TO bring regiment so Wash
ngton with eight companies reported full,
leaving recruiting officers ~: the rendezvous 10 El up
raCks 10 full complement, and forward the men in
paI join the regiment Each regiment selects
regimenal officers all of whAr should be subject
the axamnatiac the military tribunal appointed by the
General n-Caief in conjunction wdxl this department
You respectfully,
a SIMON CAMERON, Secretary Of War.
Shortly after Colene Farman Obtaned the above order
he passing through the buidipg and Mr. sckles
and formec him sfhat he ha6 received the order 10
bring his regimcnt here. M. sSsckies took the
paper, and moving towards Tive Secretary Of Wars
room, said--fI will see the Secrctury about it,
Colonel, Fairrnan sar--sNo you doA,' at the same
time catching hold OF the paper. A, slight strug
Gle ensced and the order tom into two picces.
Colonel f. reported the Cotme &cott Assistant
Secretary Of War, who cooy remarked THAT another
csuld be easily made out which done AND Colonel
Farnham left and preceadcd to the headquarters OF Cen
Mcclellan, reported the Ects to him. ant received by
order Of the General aedoowing which stiles the po
sitden Of Cei Fairmanl-
HEADQUARTERS DIVISION or THE PUroMAc,
WASHINGTON, August 10 Il S6I.
.spECIaL ORprRs--yo. rIiIRrYrIx.
COlore JsEncs Fairman Second Fire Zcuaves New York
Volunteers will proceed New York conduct this
regiment now at Camp Scott, staten Island, Naw York
Harbor. The Quartermas,ers Department will provide
the necessary tEnspor forst be execution Of this
der
By command OF AfajerrCencral M,CI.SE.AN.
s. wIhLIMs Asst Adj Gen.
There threefegimons leftG0nposing Ore Stefles
Excesor brigade. There is ae doubt that Mr. sS:ckles
instrumental in raising these regiments and it Is
said they will be satisfied TO nader him. IT mont
follow however that they will refuse nnderapy
other who shallfe detailed by Gen. Mcclellan to
command them SO much is due totrith.
ASSEMBLING OF A GENERAL oOrRT MARTIAL
The general martial ordered to assemble TO-
day, composed as follows viz-Lieutcnant Colonel H..
s)ay Second infantry Major j. N Palmer Second cavalry
Captain d. Davidson, Scopnd infantry; Captain Lloyd
B.al Second infantry; Captain j. f. Barrison Second
cavalry First Lieutenant r. f. Hunter, Second infantry
First Lieutenant T. H. Mccormick Second Lieutenant w.
S. WORTH Eighth infantry; Second Lieutenant Shell
don Sturgeon, First infantry; Second Lieutenant
J. Z. Dimmick, sixth infantry; Firs5 Lieute ,
nant Mcmillan, Second infantry, Judge Advocate.
A BRILLIANT DASH BY LIEUT.. ToMPNNs.
On Friday last Lieutenant Tompkirs, the hero of the
Fairfax Court House excursion made a dash upon a
cornyany cs' rebel cavalry and took prisoners. They