The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-19

nred In the public jsn at Matsnzas by the United
bee Consul application for their rendition was made
The United States Woe Consul General at Havana TO
superior authorities Of the island On learning the
. OF the the Captain General promptly acceded to
Consul's request, and the convict we're promptly
under proper guard on board OF the United States
oouer Noupare and sent TO Key West This transac
taken In connection with the Arguees case. shows
lave dealers whether in the United States Havana,
ir impending fate
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.
ne following Now York soldiers have died here IN hos
since the recent battles:-D. Learny 9th artillery;
Fairchild, 124th regiment; Baity, 4oth; James
Guire, doth; A. SILVER 10th; l. Wood, I'd artillery; w.
Williams, lo6th, w. Crouch, 10th; ]. j. Westfall,
Engineers, and n Parker, 124th regiment.
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE.
The Senate in executive session to day confirmed the
lowing nominations - h@T
lieutenant Colonel Richard Deaaed to be chief OF en-
feers, with rank of brigadier general
oonel James b. Fry to be Provost Marshal General OF
United States, with rank OF brigadier general.
|sdent at Stockholm.
TO ne SURGEONS OF VOLUNTEERS.
ohn E Mcdonald, OF New York, and Patrick A. Nc
uue, OF Massachusetts,.
TO RE ASSISTANT SURGEONS OF voLuNrRFRs 80
Patrick Glennan, of New York; f.. A. Clark, OF ME
|iri Daniel r. Brewer, Of Pennsylvania; Nelson =
AXE OF New York. Mason f. Cogswell, of New York;
ward M. Powers Of Missouri: William J. Valley, OF
ntucky Joseph H. Ledlie of Illinois, George Derby, OF
10 ns ADDITIONAL rAYmAsrzR. D
PAmes II. Young, OF New York.,
ADJUTANr GENERALS WITH RANK or CAPTAIN.
fhas r. Train, OF Massachusetts,; Charles A. Clark OF
|ine Second Lieutenant George A. Fiske, Jr OF the
|ird Massachusetts Volunteers; Captain David w.
Pmer, One Hundred and forty fifth New York; Captain
|arles b. Amory, Twenty fourth Massachusetts,; First
butenant w. H. H. Emmons, First New York dragons;
ret Lieutenant j. II. Lambdin, One Hundred and Twen
First Pennsylvania; First Lieutenant Henry Manahan
kth New York cavalry.
TO TIE coMMissARIEs OF SUBSISTENCE.
oliver M. Clemens Of Virginia. William r. Palmer, OF
pnneocut; Henry A. Darling OF Connecticut James "
kwrence, OF New York; John r. Thompson OF LOuis
|a Edward Henry, OF New York; First Lieu
nant Edward H. Noyes Ntnty ninth New York.
eut II. Locke, Of New Hampshr re Captain Hiram r.
pnry Tenth New York. Cyrus Stark, Of Pennsylvania;
|hn W. Whittlesey. OF Connecticut.
TO RE ASSISTANT SURGEONS OF THE NAVY.
Horato A. Beaumont, OF Pennsylvania, and John Fl.
ustin, Of New Jersey.
Michael Bradley, or Pennsylvania has been restored.
CoNsJIs
Eilaire Thlonvile, at Guadalupe; James NJ Hood, OF
!, at Payta, Peru Augustus X. Hanabergh OF NJ y, AT
srthagena New Granada, Charles H. Upton of Va. at
eneva, Charles r. Folln at Ornoa and Truxllo Joseph
( Livingston at La Union San Salvador; Reuben w.
-ee at chihuahua: also Charles Hale, OF Mass to be
,nsul General al Alexandria, Egypt
TO RE DEPUTY PosTMAsTER2
Daniel b. Greene, Upsilant, Michigan; Cornelius A.
eld Hanover, N. H.; W. S. Speer, Canton, OHIO.
Many other nominations OF subordinate officers were
nnrmed, including about two hundred promotions.
Amos Harvey, to be Indian Agent for oregon.
Lsmue J. Bridge to be appraiser Of merchandise at
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