Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30

MILITARY APPoINTMEhTs.--T Inc Oolum-
bus correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ga
uette, Of Monday, says tha. the following
appointments for the Ohio Army have been
made within few days:
Miner K. Millikin, Hamilton, Major First
Regiment Ohio Cavalry.
Z. A. Scoville, Cleveland, Quartermesler
First Regiment Ohio Cavalry. 80
Stephen L LHommedieu, Cinoinnati Adlp'
tant First Regiment Ohio Cavalry. ..aa..
The Lieutenant Colonel Of this regiment
has not vet been appointed. The Colonel,
n will he remembered, is Mr. Ransom, well
known as a railrond man in Southern
Ohio:
Pster Hitchcock, Of Lake county, late
SNEAKER Of the Ohio House Of Representa-
tives. Ia ouartermaster Of the 18th Regi-
ment OF Infantry.
Tbe "a Regiment OF Ohio Cavalry has
Robert W. Railif as Lieut.. Colonel, and
Geo. g. Miner % Major
The 47th Regiment of Infantry is now in
process of recruiting, with Lyman 8. Elliott
Of Cincinnati, ss Lieutenant Colonel, and
Augustus O. Parry as Major.
Michael G. Ryan, Of Hamilton, having
been authorized by the War Department. to
raise au 1risb Regiment" Adjutant GEN
eral Buckingham has numbered II fifty
Ifitis recruited Ryan will be Colonel and
charles L. Gano OF Westchestsr, Major.
Last night Major 3. B. Andrews, of the
regiment nov formed at Marietta, was
here. de has iust returned from Wsshlngs
ton, whittier he went with strong letters
for the purpose Of PetitiOniDg the War De.
parlment 10 transfer q regular army oticer
10 the command Of his regiment Ho did
not succeed The Department adheres
aRaiast al pressure 70 the order that
Hiransfers 10 the volunteer asrYjee cannot
be permitted IL is probable this will cut
off Capt. Hazen Of West Point, who expects
to be Colopel Of the Forty-frst Ohio. II is
not known that there is any peculiar rea-
son for departure from the order in his
case. 8 I'd se,l5a sl.l
All Assistant Surgeons approved ct the
recent meeting Of the Board Of Medical
Examiners, have been assigned TO regi-
ments. The Surgeons approved have rot
yet been all,called into service; out there
will be regiments for them, and more too,
In order to get full supply Of Surgeons
and Assistants The Board Of Examiners
will hold session in this city on the 9th
Of September.
A book purporting 10 be the Army Regu-
lations for 1851, published by Harper s
Brothers, has been generally accepted as
authentic. Doubling its correctness, Quar-
termaster General Wood addressed q letter
Of inquiry to the War Department, which
ELECTED the following reply:
ADJUTANT GEAEAAL's OFFICE, |
WASHINGTON, August 2, 1851 I
sIR: In reply to your letter of the 18th
inst, have 10 inform you that the Army
Regulations" of 1851 is only reprint Of
that Of 1857, and is not authentic for 1861,
having been modified by subsequent orders.
A new edition is in course Of publication,
and will be ready for issue in the course oi
ten days, when you will be supplied from
this Office.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Of Your obedient servant
GEo. D. RUaaLEs, A. A. G.
D. l. WooD, Qaartermaster-G General Ohio
Columbus, D.
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The earnings of the Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad for the third week in August
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1851 Observation-Disclosures. SIS ,429 90
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