New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03
can procure hall, his church being in use as hos.

who Is ordered to report to tho Surgeon. General
Surgeon T. II. Bates Of Volunteers il ordered 10 re
port to the Medical Inspector eneral for duty a
Acting Medical Inspector.
Assistant Surgeon Gowley, U. s. A., ordered Il
relieve Ed. Sbippen in charge Of the Capitol Hos
pital, the latter being ordered to report to Gen
McClellan's headquarters. Surgeon Wynkoop or
dered to take charge of Crsuch Hospital in this city
to relieve Assistant Surgeon March, u. s. A.. As
sisant Surgeon j. s. Kennedy, u. 8. A., to repor
to McClelan's headquarters. Assistant Surgeon Jos
s. Smith to report to Surgeon John Campbell, Bed
loe's Island, New-York Hurbor. Assistant Surgeon
I. c. Alexander, U. s. A., to report to the Pres
dent Of the Medical Inspecting Board Philadelphia
INBUMANE INTERFERENCE.
On Sunday night, about 10 o'cosk, black man
was dying at house on Twelfth street, and several
of his frisnds and neighbors were around bis bed
pray ing with him. when an $500 clerk in one of the
Departments who lives near, " Union-as-it-was "
man, who devotes most Of bis time and energies to
cursing the Proclamation. burst in and caused the
whole party to be arrested Tor keeping disordery
house." They protested, and pointed to the dying
man in vindcatiou but they, three respectable men,
including their pastor and two women, were hur.
red of to the Central Gusrd-lIouse for the night
The man died at midnight and the wife was left
alone with the corpse until morning, having nobody
near to help lay it out
PROMOTIONS FROM THE RANKS.
The discussion in several leading journals of Cen.
alleck's Circular, relative to promotion from the
ranks has caused considerable inquiries as to the
manner in which meritorious services are rewarded.
Tie following officers promoted from the ranks have
received commissions, and their names will appear
in the next Army Register published. They were
gazeited in General Orders No. G2. Several promo
tons from the ranks in volunteer and regular regi
men;s have been made beside these named below,
and their names win be published in the next
pamphlet Of promotions issued by the War Depart
meut:
Ordnance Sergeant Edward T. Bnner to be I'd Lieutenant
Private Fred W. schAurte Of the 9TH Cavalry to be "a
Fin, Sergeant Gilbert S. Carpenter OF Company +, "a Bat,
ssgesnM,jor IN " Bi.bee Of the I'd Battalion to be %
Sergeant Merrill n. Hutchinson of Company @. I'd Bat.
First serrean. John !. Hitchcock Of Company A. I'd Bat
talon. to be I'd Lieutenant.
Sergeant Lucus H. Brown Of Company d. lot Battalion 20
be III Lieutenant.
Fir segcsn Ebenezer d. Harding Of Company c. % Bat;
Fir,t Sergeant Augustus fl. Mechrs of Company A. ID
Bait aion, pc 70 Lieutenant.
Corp. Edward a. Guthrie. 10 be I'd Lisuiensnt
Corp Abiuhs IN A. HsTbtch. 10 be "a LieHis nsnt.
Recruit Wright Staples Of the <h Cavalry, ~ be u Lou
srrgl Major Thomas H. Eysns. Of the lat Battalion to be
connssarJ serg wm. McC Ncitsrille. ofths lst Bat.
talon. 70 be % Lieutenant
fir.i seigt Ebenezer Allen. Of tho I Battalion. to bs
PTiys,e Alfred Curtis. to be "a Lieuieuant.
sergt MoI Charles Miller, 10 be "a Lieutenant to hl
sersl Jss p Fiat to be I'd Lieutonsnt. to m original
Private Irwin B. Wright, to be I'd Lieu.ensu, to oil an
ssGL.Msjof fr.nk Durham Of the i,h Cavalry to be I'd
Lieater ant, vice Noy.s promoted.
Private Seth Wsldy Ibh Iriantr, TO be ID LisuienAnt
Sest homAs ie Of tue lat Battalion, TO be I'd Lisuier'
ssI, wisa Nelson Of 4. lat Battalion to be I'd Lieu.
'e s. & ~ ap ."l 1s s rsy to b. I'd Lieutenant.
I' sel, Gso,se ch2i.ey Of Go 20 he "a Lieusn.ni
Fms serg Tboms Dessie Of Co T. TO be % Lieutenant
Iir.i Seq Heuy Peck q Co o. TO b, I'd dsg'en'n-
serr, JOIN X. Clsy Of 90. A. 70 De "a L.y.n,sL
sersi william poaslasi q Co y % be ~ Loa'eraHi
Priysi. John +. Decker ~ be ID Ll,aieusII . ,
sest,M Edgar H. Kellogg Of the i'i battalion 10 be "A
ssrs samuel s,i-i ou.e Of the i. B,isiar TO Be "a
PHI seq p.,rcs " Hoa.rsa. o. COMPANY a. let Bet
talon. to be 81 Licuienant.
DEATHS ~ HOSPITAL
Tho follow ing deaths have occurred in the Was h
ne,on hospitals since our bst pnpb!ieAtiop:
90, husS.i.A Pa Ant sers, ". G Beech. y. Mich
I I =, MI Tss.S % r.. Corr n Ra.s IT, u Ma.
Corr NJ Ben, Mass a. s sS,s; y TO- I.s r. +.
Jas Brady, A. ~ " D. "tn. 'o''y d. W.
10 VIC |' u 1srfSGros TLarsaAy. Oct. 2. 1852.
INSTRUCTIONS TO CUSTOMS offi'ths-
The Treasury Department has jus, isued a circu-
lar q instructions 10 collectors and other officers OF
the Customs, in executing certain provisions Of the
tariff act OF July II, 1862, by which 1t IL provided
that where tho original invoice is produced AT the
time Of making entry thereof and ihc tare shall be
specified therein, the consignee, owners or agents
must declare in writing their assent 70 the estimate
OF tare 90 set forth in the invoice and II the col
octor or naval officer fl the tarc shsll be 90 est'
mated.
On the abrence Of such written assent, or If the
collector doubts the correctness Of the tare as rpeci'
fed in The invoice it will he bis duty to cause the
actual tare OF weight of the cask package to be
ascerainsd and for that purpose he may cause to be
emitted and weighed such number of casks and
packages 90 he may think proper. In all other caset
actual tare only shall be allowed.
The following regulation is prescribed relative u
the 2l,t section relative TO the withdrawal OF good'
from public stores CT bonded warehouses, viz; AL
Goods wares. or merchandise trsDshipped 10 port
ON tLe Pacific or western cosst, may, on ariiva
there. be entered for consumption, without 1t is one
wear from Tho d.te Of original Importation into the
United States, or may be warehoused for such Pc
Rod Of The three years allowed BY law as may moi
have expired since their first arrival in the United
States.
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