Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-23
Appointments to the Army from the
Graduating Glass at West Point.

Appointments to the Army from the
Graduating Glass at West Point.
By order of the Secretary of War the fol-
lowing named cadets, graduates Of the Mill
tary Academy, have been appointed in the
Army Of the United States, with the rank in
dioated below, to date from June 20, 1865:
TO BE FIRST LIEurESAsrs or ENGINEERS.
Charles W. Raymond, vico Dutton, pro-
Lewis @. overman, vice Mackenzie, pro-
noted.
Alexander M. Miller, vice Gillespie, pro.
NOTED.
Micah R. Brown, vice Burroughs, pro.
noted.
Milton B. Adams, vice Suter, promoted.
FIRST REGIMENT OF CAVALRY.
To be Second LiemtsnahtS.
]. Harrison Hall, vice Burns, dropped
Company "M."
Albert q. FOrse, vice Trimblc, promoted
Company "E."
SECOND REGIMEsr OF CAVALRY.
Alfred E. Bates, vice Wells, promoted
Company "D.'D
Cyrus M. Allen, Jr., vice Spencer, dis
missed-( Company "I.O
beneca II. NOTION, fico Surht Pio"o'u-
Company "F.o
David R. Porter, vice Sullivan, promoted
COMPANY "F.p
Clinton j. Powers, vice Ice, promoted
Company "C.")
sixth REGIMENT OF CAVALRY.
Thomas M. Tolman, vice McRoiston, re-
tired Company "E."O
William A. Rafferty,, vice Stoll, promoted
Company I'D
Edwin Mauck, vice Smith, whose appoint
ment has been ancelled-(Company "G.")
FIRST REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY.
David W. Payne, vice Egan, promoted
Company 'I.'O
william II. Chase, vice Humphreys, pro-
moted-( Company "A.m
William H. Heurer, vice Southworth, killed
in BATTLE Company "H.w
of wounds received in battle-(Company
"G.D
Reuben W. Potrikin, vice Clark, trans
ferred to LIST cavalry Company T.'D
THIRD REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY.
William 8. Stanton, vice Medary, pro-
moted-( Company "E.'D
FIFTH REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY.
James c. Post, vice Ludlow, promoted
Company "H.'O
A. Nisbet Lee, vice Hickox, promoted
| Company "Fo
James F. Gregory, vice Burns, transferred
to I'd artillery-(Company a."
SEVENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
To be First Lients,iants.-John X Hez-
lep, vice Comba promoted-(Company "H. "
TENTH hEGIMEsr OF INFANTRY.
Alexander W. Hoffman, vice Macy, pro
noted Company "B.w
| m
Appleton d. Palmer, vice Card, who re
signs his regimental commission only.
George II. Burton, Vice Vanyalzah, pro
NOTED.
Jared L. Rathbone, vice Stacey, promoted
Edward Hunter, vice UrmstOn, killed IL
action.
Edgar G. Bowen, vice Meyer, dismissed.
George G. Greenough, vice Burnett, pro
NOTED.
THIRTEENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
James M. Marshal, vioe Eagle, promoted.
Thomas ]. Lloyd, vice Knox, promoted.
Benjamin D. Critchlow, vice Gift, pro
NOTED.
William D. o'TOolo, vice Humphrey, de
ceased.
James D. Graham, vice Tollos, promoted
Archibald II. Goodloe, vice Dickey, pro
NOTED.
Charles H. Breckinridge, vice King, re
signed.
Warren G. Beach, vice Melbourne, re
signed.
SIXTEENTH REGIMENT or INFANTRY.
John P. Story, Jr, vice Theaker, pro
NOTED.
Edward II. Totten, vice Cook, promoted.
Francis H. Ross, vice Mcdonnell, pro
NOTED.
Charles Keller, Jr., vice Cline, promoted.
John Z. Hosmer, vice Ingerton, promoted
Charles E. Moore, vice MAIN, dismissed.
Cass Durham, Woe Durnin, promoted.
SEVENTEENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
0rmsby M. Mitchell, Jr., vice Stimson, de
ceased.
William II. McLoughlin,, ,,vice Bowling, de
ceased.
Frederick W. Bailey, vice Inman, re
signed
Charles P. Smith, vice Parke, promoted.
Malcolm Macarthur, vice Crossman, killed
Satterlee G. Plummer, vice Lay, resigned
Robert B. Wade, vice Green, promoted.
Charles A. Dempsey, vice Carter, resigned.
EIGHTEENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
Thomas L. Brent, vice Lind, resigned.
William S. Starring, vice Davis, resigned
Joseph X. Hyer, vice Dick, deceased.
NINETEENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
Henry b. Ledyard, vice Jones, promoted
James L. Sherman, vice Gilbert, promoted
Charles M. Reid, vice Leamy, promoted.
George T. Olmsted, jr., vice Causten, pro
NOTED
William Krause, vice Lyster, promoted.
William A. Garland, vice johnson, re-
signed.
Samuel M. Mills jr., vice Moale, pro
NOTED.
Charles Morris, vice Bickham, dismissed.
P, Elmendorf Sloan, vice Morris, promoted
These officers will report, by letter, imms
diately to the commanding officers, and OIL
September 80 in person.