The New York herald., 1862-03-07

profitable lesson. He was withal, man OF tender
sensblities and ne maginacns and might have been
great poet God had not dos sned tha, he should be
great warrior. The lessons be learned from bis doath
enforced by the spesker who said that the sacrifices
Of those who have choerfuly given their lives to the
Of the country should inspire all to remain true 10
that cause. We have to continue tho conflict ~hilo he
has achieved his victories. Bishop Clark closed with tho
words "Brother go home for thee the Geld is won."
The procession reformed, when tho services were
closed and the procession moved in its former order,
under direction Of General Casey through Pennsylvania
10 the railroad depot, and tho remans, attended
by the widow and her friends, including Hon John B.
Alley and tho Generals faithful body guard wcro con-
ycyed in special tain three o'clock to Salem, Mass
Al tho flags in the city displayed at half mast
during the day and the sorrow was universal.
AnMY PROMOTIONS.
The President, in addition TO the officers promoted for
gallant conduct, has nominated Brgsder General Thomas
to be Major General, recognition Of his late emi
Aent services in Kentucky.
Also Colonel Harvey Brown TO ho Brgadier General
by brevet
Major Arnold, to be Lieutenant ColoneTby brevet.
Captain IIildt, to bo Major by breyet
Major Tower, to be Lieutenant Colonel by brevet
Captains Allen, Challn, Closson Robertson, Blunt,
Duryoa and Iangdon to bo Majors by brevet and First
Leutepans Mcfarland, shpley, jackson, Pennington,
Seeey Frank E. Taylor and Todd, to be Captains by
brevet
The following heroes Of Mill Springs were nominated by
tie President for rromoton:-Wm. c. Kice, brevet
Colonel Gustavus Kammerling, brcyet Lieutenant
Colonel; Robert l.. McCook, Ergadicr General N. D.
Manson Brgadicr General; Horatio p Van Cove, Bri-
gadier General; S. S. Fry, Bligadier General.
ARMY APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.
CAPTAINS UNITED STATES ARMY.
T. e. NOEL, Missouri, Nineteenth infantry.
W. j. Sliden, Sixteenth infantry.
SECOND IIEUTENANTs.
r. Clarke Second artillery.
W. C. Green, OF Pennsylvania, First infantry.
W N. Tisda Of Pennsylvania, First infantry.
George NJ Randall, Of Pennsylvania Fourth infantry.
Henry w Paterson Of Pennsylvania Fourth infantry.
f. H. Wilson, Of Pennsy ylvania, Fifth infantry.
J. p schiendell, of Pennsylvania Sixth infantry.
s. G. Penny ofPennsylvania, Ninth infantry
f. T. Sellers, of Pennsylvania, Tenth infantry.
Samuel j. Franks, Of Pennsylvania, Eighth infantry.
j. s. Hoyer OF Ponns ylvania, First cavalry
W. X. PCc ok, Of Pennsylvan First artillery.
] s. Dickson OF Pcnnsy ylvania Third artillery
E. f. Ames, Of Maryland, Third infantry.
IIRsT IIEuTENANTs.
f. A. Aiuhlenburg of Pennsylvania, Fourth artillery.
G. L. fitzhugh, of Pennsylvania, Fourth artillery.
J. NJ Wallace, orPerrsylvania, Eighteenth infantry.
" II. Bartholomew of Pennsylvania, ,Sixtcenthinantry.
c. L. Trumal of New York, Eighteenth infantry
W. II. Mills, OF Missouri Fourteenth infantry.
ASSISTANT ADyUrANr GENERi Is, WITH RANK MAJOR.
&C. Halpiro Of New York.
George c. Strong, Ordnance Department.
r. 81. Copeland OF Massachusetts.
AS IsrAHr ApJuTAHT GENERALS WITH RANK OF CAPTAIN.
J. IL Liebneau, OF New York.
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