New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

tonvEieseent SsmP''..''' 40 40
Total. 47n s2,e
TIE CIRCULATION OF NEWSPAPERS IN THE
ARMY.
The following order has been issued, governing
the circulation Of newspapers and periodicals in the
Army of the Potomac:
uEApQrAKrERs MILITARY DISTINCT OF WAsHixeTox.l
Warrington, ID. C., FEB. H. 1863
Permission IL hereby granted 10 -
to ps tie Army Of the Potomac TO dispose Of pewSrspes
sud periodicals. and lac Will be furnished with transportation
for the purpose.
CosD1Ioss-On arriving there he will immediately report
to the Marshal General % local sTent to receive
periodicals and newEpspers aud vend them TO authorized
nswsboy and will be subject to the regulations prescribed
by the Commanding Of the Army Of the Potomsc
He will this permit for the circulation Of any one
newspaper the exclusion Of other papers accessible to him
and which 10y to the Government and no. calculated
TO encourage insubolin.op. aiscsotent, daeson in
the army.
He shall be held aInensbs the :th Article Of War and
paragraph FRO OF Army ResssoBs In the ssns manner 90
military pefron
-, Brig Gen. and Nh Gov.
Having received mission, o. which the foregoing
COPY promise on my honor ,sai will faithfully observe
and obey the condi ions therein eIpressed
DEATHS or SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL.
here since our lagt report:
Je..e D. Mitchell u, IL RI r. c. Simmons A. III Cav.
Je4e. Bsylis 81 SCOTS 900" James Mulks II, lO5 Pa
Henry = Meieu, G. IL " Y. Lyman Holm-. Co ny SIS
John HeGner r. l25 Pa John u. Patterson. =, 1lJ Pa
Julius X Williams b. lJ7 Pa David l.. Brown. r. l6e NY.
Peter Haoey q, l95 pa John Mcleod. ]. Mich Cav.
Miehl Msrchutt ID, 4 Mich NJ. l. Williamson, &. ANY.
Reber, Madison. c, 2oNY.
IAN Information relative TO deceased soldiers may be OBJ
tanned BY ssdre.ns Capt Hats corner Of EsS'ee''A end
To the Associs,ed PIen
wAsHlxeroy Monday March O. 1889.
CIVIC AID MILITARY APPOINTMENTS con-
FI,MED.
TIE following nominations were to-day confirmed
by the Senate in executive session:
John f. Potter of Wisconsin, 10 be Governor OF
Dakota Territory; H. c. briggs Of Michigan, to be
Register of the Land Office at East Saginaw Mich;
Samuel =. Allen to be Collector OF Internal heyc-
nue for the Twentyeighth COLLECTION Di'I1ct Oh the
State of New.YOrk.
Hr,cad,er- GeneraIs Of Volunteers to be Major
Generals Of Voiunteers-Silas Casey, May 81,
1862; Henry w. slocum, July i, 1867 John @.
70. 1862; Lowell ii. Rousseau, Oct. 8, 1862; Hiram
G.. Berry, Now %, 1862; Abnsr Doubleday, Nov
% 1862; Winfield 8. Hancock, Nov. 20. 1862; Geo.
l.. Hartsun, Nov. 90 1862; Francis j. Heron, Nov.
~. 1862 Oliver o. Howard, Nov. 90. 1862; Robert
II. Milroy, Nov. %, 1862 Richard j. Oge,by, Nov.
% 1867; Joseph J. Reynolds Nov. 90, 1862; Daniel
f.. Sjckles, Nov. 20, 1862; David. s. Stanley, Nov.
90, 1862; John +. Reynolds, Nov. %, 1862; George
Sykes, Nov. ~, 1867.
John Buford, Assistant Inspector.Genera U. s. A.,
July II, 1862 Col Francis &. Barlow Of the 6st
New.Y York Vols., Col. n. j. Jackson Of the 9Th
Maine Vols, Sept. "a, 1862; Capt. Gouvefneur Il.
Warren OF toe Typographical Engineers, Col Of the
5th New-York Vols, Sept, 26, 1862 Col. John II.
A. Ward of the 3S,h New-York Vols, Oct. 4, 1862;
Col. Solomon Meredith of the 18th Indiana Vols,
Oct 4, 1862; Major George l.. Andrew Of the 7th
u. s. infantry, Col. of the I'd Massachusetts Vols,
Nov 10, 1862.
TO rank az Brigadier- Generals Of Voluntceri
from N0ucn,6cr ~, lS62-Co james Banks of the
18th Massachusetts Vols., Brig Gen Egbort H.
Il. Ayres Of the 9Th U. 5. Artillery Col. Jacob
Ammen Of the Oath Ohio Vols, Stephen q. Champ
lin Of Michigan, M. M. Croker Of Iowa, Col. Of
the 18th Iowa Vols; Richard Arnold of Rhode
Islauds Capt Of tho 9Th Y. ), Arlilleryi Col. WIN.
Dwight Of 10Th Newfork Vols., Col. q. w. Deiiz-
Ter Of Kansas, Col. Charles &. Dodge of the lot
New-York Mounted Rifles Col. Hugh B. Ewing Of
The 30lh Ohio Vols., Col T. Il. Gerard of the ID
Kentucky Vols, Col. Charles A. Hickman Of the
9TH New jersey Vols. Capt. Hazen of the 9Th u. g.
Iiuicks Of the 18th Massachusetts Vols, Col Ed
ward liarand of the 9Th Connecticut Vols, Col.
Vim. Harrow Of the 18th ILiieua Vols; Capt.
lewis G.. Hunt OF the 18th u. 5. L., Colonel Of the
I'd New-York Vols; Col. Waldcmer Krzyzanow-
III of the 5sth New-York Vols, Col. Albert l.. Leo
4 the 7th Kansas Cavalry, Col w. &. Mclean of
he 18th Ohio Vols, Col. James w. Mcmillan Of tie
.IG: Indiana VIOLA, Capt. James Samuel G. Monhan
# the Engineer Corps, Col. J. McGinns Of the 1ltb
Indiana Vols. Col. G.. l.. Matthias Of tbs 9th Iowa
,avaJy; Major DAVID A. Kussell, 9th U. ). l.. Col
mel Of the I'm Massachusetts Vols, Col Thos. II.
,uger Of the 80 Missouri Vols. Major George e.
trong, Assist. Adutant- General OF Volunteers and
NJ Lieute nant in Ordnance Department; Col. RObt.
y,sr Of tho LIST Connecticut Artillery Capt. Frank
ihode Island Volunteers; Major Adam j. Slsmmer,
9th U. y. Infantry; Major David 1ilIson, Mime
lrtillery; Col. John d. Wagner, 18th Indiana Vos,i
,o Joseph ID. Webster, lft Illinois Artillery; Col.
. X. Zook, 57th NsW.YOrk VOls.j Col. John II.
leNeill Miasouri gtata Militia Major George III,