New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-16


7i6 Regiment Reserve)-First Lieut., semuel
Howell.
g7,h Reeiment-First Lieut.. Charles Kghr.
IN Regiment lReservel-firOt Lieut., George X
IN Regiment tReserye)-First Lieut., james Van
SD Acknowledgment, J. M. Henderson.
DELAWARE.
% Regiment-C artaiu John M. Perry.
I'd Regiment-F First Lieut., Geo. Plunkitt.
% Regimeni-Second Lieut., John A. Boyer.
ONO,
6,h Regment-First Lieut., A. X. Billerbeek.
1lth Regiment-Second Lieut., VIM. ii. III. Ga
hsgan.
9th Regiment-First Lieut., j. Samuel Clock.
9th Regiment-SecOnd Lieut., Edgar X Kellogg.
25th Regiment-Second Lieut., Harlow Mulliken.
Doth Reginent-Second Lieut., Emil Wilde.
9th acknowledgement Darrell Blaze.
9th Regiment-Eirst Lieut., p. Ii. Gloon.
sth Regiment-Leut. Col, Charles A. Park.
9Th Regiment-Colonel II. G.. Depuy.
MICHlGAS.
Stockton's Regiment Chas. A. WitherSl
I'd Regment-Second Lieut., VIM. l.. Burhngame
WISCONSIN.
Sd Regiment-First Lieut., Andrew j. Csdy.
I'd Regiment--First Lieut., Edward Devlin.
Sd Regiment-second Lieut., LiudOn MARITIME.
oh Regiment-Chaplain, L. a. Staies.
INDIANA.
LIST Cayalry-Captain, William G. Browne.
lst Cavalry-Capiain, John A. Stocking
lst Cavalry-First Lieutenant, Patrick Raleigh.
lst Cavary-Second Lieutenant John A. Veatch.
LIT Cavary--Assistant Surgeon, Charles Brockett.
Doth Regiment--Second Lieutenant, William Is.
Bntiiugham.
10th Regiment-Second Lieutenant, Thomas j.
Powell.
9th Regiment-Captain, Joel W. McGrew.
ILLINOIS.
2lst Regiment--Captsin T.. NJ. Woody.
4 toiu oh
2Uth Regiment-First Lieutenant, Frank Whiting.
goth Regiment-First Lieutenant, Benjamin DIN.
18th Regiment-Second Lieutenant, ID. A. Cum
ninghan.
Chicago Artillery sptcin, Richard BASTARD
10Th Regiment--First Lieutenant, 1haddeus G..
Drum.
10Th Reeimeni-First Lieutenant, james r..
Faulkner.
2j;h Regiment-Captain, George II. Walsner.
3sth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Theodore c. Rudrig
IOWA.
ID Regiment-Captain, Allen T. Brooks
MARYLAND.
Isl Regiment-Captain, Baden T. +. Dularey.
Isl Regiment-Iiist Lieut., X. A. Morris.
VIRGINIA.
% Regiment First Lieut., A. A. Desre.
let Resinent-Seeond Lieut., Samuel NJ. Wolford
KANSAS.
let Regiment-Captsin G.. II. Fairchild.
lst Acknowledgement Lieut., A. W. Spaulding.
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1st Recment-Fnst Lieut., james HOLSTER.
I'd Regiment-Second Lieut., Charles Is. lalsey.
THE CAVALRY FORCE.
Gen. Stoneman has been appointed to the
command of the entire cavalry force of the
United States.
THE VIRGINIA BRIGADE.
The work of raising brigade to be composed
entirely of Virgnans is progressing finely, both
in this CITY and Alexandria. The brigade viii
consist of one regiment Of cavalry and two Of IN
fartry. There are several thousand refugees from
Virginia who are anxious TO enlist Themselves in
defense of the Government, and recruiting Offices
are being established in both cities to forward the
design.
SCHOONER BURNED.
Yesterday the Rebels set fire to the schooner
MARYLAND, thought to be loaded with coal, passing
their batteries on the Lower PotOmac-the crew
escaping in boats. A party of the Massachusetts
First rowed to her extinguished the flames, and
towed her 10 the Maryland shore.
GOV. ANDREW AND STAFF.
Gov Andrew and staff, who are here, were en-
gagged at the War Department number of hours
to-day
GEN. STONE.
Gen. Stone Lad an interview with the President
to-day
ANOTHER BROADER GENERAL.
Capt. Christopher c. Anger, cOmmandant at
West Point, has been appointed Brlgadicr-Ge Cen
eral
THE TROOPS on MUNsoS's Hull TO BE RE-
VIEWED.
Gen. Mcclellan will review the troops at
Munson's Hill on Monday.
TELEGRAPIHC COMMUNICATION.
Telegraphic communication il established
with Gen. IIooker's heaqunrters at Budd's
Ferry.
70 tie Associated Pres.
WAsnIS0ToS, Friday, SoF. Is, 1861.