New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

geon II. r. Writ, Medical Director Of the Depart
ment Of the Tennessee. sistant-Surgeon IL. y.
Schel, u g. A. hereby relieved from duty with the
Army Of the Potomac, and will report for duty to
the Medical Director in this city.
Bownonvie, U. s. VOL, and Acknowledgements
Robt. X. Taylor. Lewis ID. Harlow and Caleb W.
Homer, U. s. Vol will report for duty to the Medi.
cal Director at Philadelphfs, Pa.
Surgeons Howard Culbertson and Jas. G. White
hill, Y. S. VOL, and Assistant Surgeons +. ID. Kit
will report for duty to the
at st. Louis, Mo.
Surgeon I. d. Gibbons and Assistants Surgeons A.
+. Woodward, Edwin Freeman and Mitchell Picot,
u S. VOL, will report for duty to the Medical Drec-
tor Of the Army OF the Potomac.
Surgeon A. B. Mott u. s. Vol, will report for
duiy to the Medical Director at Nsw-York.
Surgeon John o. Bronson U. =. Vol. now on duty
in Washington, will report for duty to the Medical
Director at San Francisco, Cal
Surgeon f. S. Ainsworth, U. s. VOL, will report
for duty TO Ma. -Gon. Foster, commanding the De-
partment Of North Carolins.
Surgeon Francis Salter will report to Brig Gen.
Cox for duty with the troops under his command.
Surgeon Z. A. Jewett, U. s. Volunteers, will re.
port 10 the Medical Director ut Boston, Mass, for
duty at NewHaven, Conn.
Surgeon Davis Stanton, u. 8. Volunteers, TO re-
Of the Ohio, for duty at Camp Chase, Columbus
Ohio, to relieve Acknowledgment j. Ii. Bailey U.
s. A. The latter upon being relieved TO report for
duty to the commanding officer Of Allegheny Arsenal
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Acknowledgment Edward S. Whitney and W. S.
Edsar, L. s. Volunteers, will report TO Brighten.
j. II. Carleton, U. s. Volunteers for duty in the
Department Of NewMexico.
Assistant Surgeon Charles T.. Swasey, II. 8.
Vols will report for duty TO the Medical Director
at Washington.
Assistant Sarreon Louis w. Reed. U. s. Vols,
will report to 'sjor-Gen. Edw. Slocum for duty
Assistant ? .rgec g. VI. stemberg, U. S. A., now
on duty in G. neral Ospital at Portsmouth Grove.
X. J., will report Ithout delay TO MojorGen.
Banks a. Yew-Yol iCity for duty with his COM
mand.
Surgeon +. NJ Hester is hereby relieved from
duty with the Army Of the Potomac, and will report
in person to Surgeon L. II. Holden, Medical Direct
or Of the Department of the Ohio, and by letter 70
Assistant Surgeon-Gen. X. l.. Wood, u. g. L., for
duty 10 the Department OF the Ohio.
Surceon-Gen. Taylor, L. 5. A., will proceed 10
Newark, ~ j., and assume charge Of the General
Hospital in that city.
Reserve Corps, dismissed the service by General
Order No. 299, current seres, from tins oihee, IS
hereby restored TO his command
Capt. w. u. Hamiltoo, sd Ohio Vol, and Asest-
Oil, Surgeon w. l.. Peck, III Ono, are hereby mus
tered out of service for promotion.
Surgeon w. 5. Forbes, u. y. Vol, 10 report 10
person for duty to Surgeon w. \. King, L. s. A.,
Medical Director in Philadelphia.
Surgeon c. Ii. Lamb u. 5. A., TO report in per-
son for duty TO Assistant Surgeon General Wood, at
st. Louis, Mo.
Surgeon I. d. Beed u. S. ", to report in person
for daty 10 Maj -tien. Banks, at New-iork City.
FOREIGN GRAINS FOR SEED ORDERED.
r. A. ttft,-. laa ar.far rad
through tho Hon. VIM. slade our Consul at Nice, a
quality OF the best wheat in Southern France. lie
las a % addressed letter to our Minister d; Stock
HOLM requesting that supply Of black oats FOR seed
be forwarded 10 this country; also. TO our Consul al
Havei, Ru,sia, for a quantity Of Russian rye Of {
superior quality.
PROTEST AGAINST THE EMPLOYMENT OF A
sEMl-LOYAL CLERK.
LOYAL Kenirckians here protest against the re-
tenlon in tho Office Of the Clerk Of the House Of
Gepresenteives ON salary Of 81 800 year, of an
editor Of The LorisrMe Journal. who, instead OF
performing his clerical duties here has continued,
since bis appointment TO assist in the management
Of that semi.loyal sheet Mr.. Etheridge has the
power Of removal
DEATHS or SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL.
TIE following deaths of soldiers have occurred az
the Wellington hospitals since last publication:
II H. Fni. T. Mas. Cav. Jas. Wilbur. l. ~ Mass,
Il. y. Wa,lia.. r. sMieh WIN. 5. Mysrs O. IL Coun
Msuin Han III a. lnd. Marion Plumb, D. lSf n. \.
Isaac Rcnba, r, Is W. "a IL j. X knight, Bat. a, :
Tho T. sawyer, II, 3N. N Art.
; Bi5wboaoIa =, I'm Y. Levi, Weed NJ, n. Y. AT.
1 M Il i Ki'b, !" Is % Y W HuaSai No
Corn A Grs.n X. 77NY. Coor-sefgi. Jane, U. Wood .
Rob-. l.. Lyle, N. 5E. I'M. N.YAr.
WuH1SGroy Tuesday, Nov 25 1902.
BANKS AND BROKERS' LICENSES.
Tie Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has de-
iied that an incorporated bank does not require q
brokers' license simply because it sells to It's chs
,oucn i.s checks FOR surplus Of lis fund.- accumu-
hated in another bank in another place or in the
same place.
TRANSPORTATION OF GOODS IN GEN. DIys DE-
PARJMENT.
All parties desiring to introduce goods Of any de-
sohpion within the jurisdiction OF Gen. Dix, mast
obtain from him II certificate that such articles are
needed for military purposes, aud roquest clear
from the Treasury Department, which is grant
cd On such application. Suffers TO the army within
hat jurisdiction now waiting for the promulga-
ton Of regulations governing the transportation Of
their goods.
Il 10 underetood that the Quartermasier- General
duty similar 20 that discharged by Gen. Dix in con-
nectiou with suffers.
sick and Wounded Ncw-Sork Soldier
Relief asked for.
wAsniSsros. Tuesday, Nov. rs, iPi?
The New-York Soldiers Relief Association, organ
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