The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-04


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te ~ gensie 81 Indeed MIS- vslor IN The field Of
where brass buttens and good looks powerful sux
iaries
capt Hagetiy AID dc Camp entitled 70 anu TO-
he has rendered the cause country One OF the
first 10 the Presidents call, he accompanied
General Butler through his famous trip To Washington
via Baltimore and Annapolis with him at Fortress
Monroe stood side by winthrop and Greble
In the battle OF Zig Bethel At New Orleans he has
member Of oil the most important military commis
sions for months past has performed the duties
OF District Attorney OF this city and has prosecuted
among other motor pous scoundres the smartyr" Mum
ford, Red Bill and many more OF the same kim
His ane legal eo,ic.tion rave him ueculisr advan
taaes in hs renonsibe posit,on. While his refinement
Of character and urghtnoss OF purpose lent additional
weight 10 his influence His arguments Judge Advocate
before the Military Commission IN many important
will long be remembered for their close reasoning and
convincing logic His nodesty il not ths least OF his
characteristics nor the highest evidences of his ability
and talent and think II safe to predict thai r this yonng
lawyer aud soldier escapes the casualties the field
as nyiable as / am sure IL win be deserved
Capt. r. S. Davis is another gentleman whose services
ave been of great value in the epar ment OF the Gulf
Attached TO tho stan Of General Batter since the ncep
ton or his expedition, tain PAWS has ever shown
himself ready for any emergency. His practical
sense and his refreshing mpcrturbabty render him
valuable in council and In action During tn,
sence of Ma or strong from the department Captain
Davis acted as adjuant general by his systematic
method succeeded In filling the position 10 the full salts
faction OF tho commanding general and all who
romoh n with him since Major strongs return
10 d,ty CAPTAIN Davis has assisted him in the onerous
duties of the Aduant Gcncrals olce and acquired
no small fame for his talent despatch
OF busness
To aptain A. Puer for his faithful perfor OF
the duties Of Deputy PROVOST Marshal dusus an extended
ner,od 10 ietennn II g. Clarke for he and
shiItv AZ CeneraI nticr,s uitary socretary and 70
Ienteuapt Fred Martin a. passport Oicer Tor his ur
banitv in dealing with an un ortupats css Of applicants
s ~ ~ - ros ,hs unes desire m ,cr1sb tho
r Gaaree ~ sri and N ~;ve NV testimony 10 their
nrnmnsresa ana ncfiv,v IN answcrng the n,,u,crous
prvhpnsss anu aosisy =. p, s NY a, ad
re u W McM;,,sn who is = messenger or The Srauld
wy, tno i,pu . Isa W,. ga .';s,,s 49,
Awou.y nl - ~ a 10 az. 49, h, ~ .,h
entered tho service nearly egneen msans ago s
o =" s1 "rneaons .,o the iafourcbe
aSerse VI vosy sucScssaul 20 .saS.a a
country capturing large Quantities Q, conraDand eoas
both on lana ana water MS Ih.lepu.y MS oesoe
anu ns ,h;o s. ha hs hscon
horues .. euerH nlostius .n's o.1.o io as y ~
terror early lasI summer ne was se,,onsy oy
shot from leader o. aguera gang on. even a'o ne WIS
OF atm shot through the cenro u the
neck laying sm oeaa .I a , 90 ,, - n mss
wouno were 30 serious tnat no ie' oosso W siss no
70 rccupsra.e bis health put inc altitude =. lhe rooei
army near baso1 house, wno'c nc was s.as'oeu ~. =.
ing tnresseningy hostile, he bravey determined not %
fosake his poss while the enemy was IN his front and
now only vsiSs ihonna ou .ans BUSINESS vi n's
resment n ina. ~ , ror Il - IN, .Sa
Gurgndisf geeUs ! nope y ID uc. ior y - uus sno
JUS rewarUof nI pu'!os,c SERVICES, =, ~.
Leutenaos CVsonei cnar,es NJ " aou = one " III
many nsteo0cSU our CountIyihou Nv, lioui lo.'."
OF patriotism, sffanS 70 arms ~ .ss n.st can % 'no
Dusm, 10 SERIOUS uo'. ,'ons " - eA.oneIso a"uu
ne nas oeeM CLOSE Ioso~or y, uenesa nutel W wn I'm
no II devoteoy astscnou anu LOT sucS 20 .s
Deen viCtlM 70 ne Pc'.y naGe y. Ioyel"o
ol An,sAcnu,o'os ION m.o' A..;s S ns 1.. ~
man!uy LOT oVor yc~ "a ~ ean@nS Auu poeo.k snS
lns Ios'..e.' !. s'ss - ~ ~ 49,. -
y =, 1us s0s" NJ u, Ps =. as u
comnAna y. rypS ny, =. M .s0o., ~ 49, 5000
S,S , .s.a rnntnr,oi- 20 ,,a .,oai.n ~
W.. ,;, sa large n1ant;ties of .mhar nava, siora.
.,..a. hcS no ms onnr - from tho -nar,ss
s,", ns nah.s ~, ,horo~ehiv dccsnaed aha Rialeis
20 rsndar ,rsa INV sitemns on TIRE mart Of the reh~s
~ RI opr lines nj the lake Feeling desplv
The Of Governor Andrew in keapns hs Commits
sion Com hn he has resigned his position in the Thrift
r.s regiment and follows General lt,cr
in ina hone thaA c NAV have fuuther opnor OF
sho-, his dsv,stp. 20 that s.,ntasye ststesnn and
soI,lser
(arkaiu n T. Ssnvpis who leaves New Orleans with
CencrnI Bp6r a during the &C anpation of this city
flied tc sttion OF Csptan Of the prt in the most ac
cenahse manner HIS hong experience for a young ran
pes. which hehss - recently and ahiy OCCUPIED =
1t will be- remembered by many u your readers that
whsn the steamer Mbssisspp, vita General Butter and
S, @ C; S ~ a 49, n ~ 49,, a
an ,ho ,;rhoa ws.s,s Vernon ton. command or ba Ma
ann tried her without f,rther accident 10 Shin
Island. He displayed such the sosigh seamanshi, and
cooness mat GenerA bute was Esnfmined not 10 part
AUTHORIZATIONS .y,ax ~ ,ha G"s ~ connac,,o h.s bson
r,uflay advantageous and have deserved better
Eassupcnaor oiGss than Captain sssrg@.
bAtor " H. Ciesnehce VINO etso goes Nofth Win mo