Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-29
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
PROMOTED FOR COOP CONDUCT

PROMOTED FOR GOOD CONDUCT.
The following is list Of the promotions tJus
| made) Of non-commissIoned ofhceu Of the regular
and volunteer service to secoad neutensneir, I'm
the regular army OF the United States The ~.
| lections were all made for military neritorious
service. We also state the regiment 10 which each
one 90 promoted has been assigned
Sergeant John II. McI.oughlin, company e, I'd
infzntry-to I'd infantry
Sergeant George Dickinson, of LIST Missouri vol.
unteers-to 4th artillery.
Corporal Jas. L. Thomas, OF company g, ID ar
tilleTy-to Sd artillery
Sergeant Henry Sachs, company X, Cd csvaIry-
| to Sd cavalry.
Sergeant Harry c. Cushing, Of the ID Rhode
Island battery-to 4th artillery.
Sergeant VIM. O'Connell, Of company b, 9th
cavalry-to 4th cavalry.
Sergeant Major Frederick Devoe, Of ID imam
rY-to Sd infantry.
Sergeant Msjor Adam w. Kruunger, I'd infsn.
Corporal John Cussck, Of company Z, I'd srtiI.
lery-to LIST infantry.
Sergeant Major Martin Mullins, OF sth Infantry
TO 5th Infantry
First Sergeant Robert Hall, Of 5th infantry-.o
5,h infantry
rms sergeant Herman o. Reynolds Of COM
Pdny 1, 6.a lnfantry-to 9th infantry.
rirst Sergeant Claude ). Robertson, company
ID, 10th ihfantry-to 10th infantry.
Sergeant Major Thos. w. Burton, Of ID cav.
alrv-to I'd cavalry
sergeants Joseph Kean and Fosdici, Of the
mounted service-the first 10 the 9th and the seo-
ond to the 5th cavalry.
First Sergeant Thomai b. Devices, Of company
B, ID cavalry-to ID cavalry
First Sergeant Henry Gordon, Of 4th cavaIry-to
18th cavalry.
First Sergeant Albert Coats, of 4th O.v,lry-.O
9th cavalry.
First Sergeant Franklin Cook, of sth Infantry
to Sth infantry.
Sergeant Ralph Fleetwood, Of sth infantry-,o
I'd infantry
First Sergeant Thomas ID. Parker, Of sth infsn.
hy-to Id infantry.
First Sergeant chas. Speed, Of % inf.ntry-to
5th infantry
Sergeant VIM. West, Of ID infaat,y-sO ID in
fantry.
UNTRUE, DOUBTLESS
Ii has been telegraphed here that the New
York Tribune, Of this morning, contains state
Dent that the private secretary of Cant Dupout
has absconded with the maps, charts, secret In
struetions, etc, Of the naval expedition; but up
TO noon to day, the Navy Department had the
best reasons for believing the report untrue.
me department, we may add, have advices
from Commodore Dupont up to the moment OF
the sailing Of the last Baltimore steamer from
Fortress Monroe. These make no mention OF
this AFFAIR whatever. About these times look out
Tor sensation roorbacks, concerning this expedi-
ton, In the newspapers.
THE CONDITION OF GENERAL LANDER
We learn that the wound received by Gepersi
Lander on the 2lst, though not dangerous, 10
somewhat more serious than at hrst supposed, and
may detain him within doors some weeks yet, IN
the opinion Of his surgeon
The force Of the ball received was sufhcient 70
drive the strap Of of his boots far into the calf
OF his leg, making an ugly hole, indeed.
TIE COMBINED NAVAL AND LAND KxpKpIrIos
THIS grand expedition could not leave Forues.
Monroe until Last evening, owing 70 a severe blow
outside. The wind having somewhat subsided.
a Considerable portion put 10 sea last night, and
the balance doubtless VIII have followed them
by p? a. m this morning.
WILL DONE, INDIANA!
We learn that Indiana has, up % this Zine,
put sxty-one full regiments In the eeld-of three
years. men; and now has two Iaore regImsnts An
process Of Organization.