The New York herald., 1865-05-31
THE a R NJ ! z s.
PROMOTIONS IN THE FOURTEENTH CORPS.
REVIEW OF THE SECOND CORPS.
Brilliant Gathering Of General
Officers,
&C., &C., DC.

Promotions in tho Fourteenth Corps.
WASHINGTON, May so 1885.
In accordance. with instructions from the War Depart
mcnt corps commanders have sent in the Of mer
torious officers for promotions The following
those made IN the Fourteenth corps:-
Brevet Major General Walcott highly recommends
Colonel Hambrght, Seventy ninth Pennsylvania CON-
mandlng brigade, for brgader and the following for
advancement Captain Clark Assistant Quariermaster;
Captain Deaton, c. s Of his staff; Captain Prince and
Captain Stevenson, Twenty-frst Michigan Lieutenant
Jones Bues staT Captain Ford, Hoberts staff; Captain
Bonham, staff Captain Tracy, wacotts staE Captain
woodword, Twenty-Grst Michigan; Captain Yerkes,
Thirteenth Michigan.
Also the following lieutenant colones commanding
regiments, to cooncls:-Hopcman, One Hundred and
Fourth Illinois; Briant Eighty eighth Indiana; Kellum,
Forty second Indiana; Hnsou Thirty third Ohio; Fitch,
Twenty-frst Wisconsin; Brigham, Sixty ninth Ohio;
Bishop, Twenty first Michigan Miles, Seventy ninth
Pennsylvania McMahan, Tweniy-lrst Ohio
Second Diyisioa-Captans Wilson and Swsher, Mitch
ellis sian; Major Holmes, Fifty second Ohio; Captain
Hutchinson, Fi,tyscc nd Ohio Captain snodgrass,
Illinois; Captain Durkhaltcr Eighty Illinois, Capt
Cook, One Hundred and Twenty fifth Illinois; Captain
dier Fearing full rank Lieutenant Colonel Langley TO
colonel Captains Wscman stnson, Orr and Lieutenant
G. Morgans staff, to increased rank
Third diyision-Hajcr Mann Seventy fourth Indiana;
Captain A,chcsoD Bairds staff Major Sabine, Eighty
seventh Indiana; Captain wilkins Thirty lrst Ohio;
Lieutenant Coloncl OBrien, Seventy nth Indara Cap
tain Biddic Eighty Indiana; Captain Harmon,
1hirty-hnst ohio Major Edwards, One Hundred and
Fifteenth Ohio Lieutenant Colonel Muiw ard Egeenth
Kentucky; Lieutenant Colonel Doan, One Hundred and
Frs. Indiana; Lieutenant Colonel Perkins, One Hun
dred and sixth Ohio; Major bionon Second hinncsota;
Captain Kline Bard's stan; Major jolly Eighty fourth
Ohio; Major Connolly, Rards stat; Colonel Hunter,
Eghty second -, TO be brove. brigadier generals
General Day s further recommends lieutcnaL. Colonel
Bshop Socond Minnesota for brcvct brigadicr general
and General vandever for brc,c major general
These all worthy officers, who will doubtless DO sd-
All rastern regiments In sherman's army are ordered
to rcpor. 20 General Augur here where they will be
tered out and sent to their respective States All West
crn troops in the army win 10 Louisville retaining
present corps and divisions, where the Fourteenth, Fiji
ecnh aud Seventeenth corps WIN rendszoas % ,o 81, After ,s
West The rata Of thousand per day, using tho
Baltimore aud Ohio and the Pennsylvania Central ran
roads
General s,eadnan visited the corps TO day.
The E'shy.nin;h and Fifty second Ohio are ready To
60 homo.
Review OF the Second Army Corps.
WASHINGTON, May 80, 1898.
An immense crowd was drawn 10 Daileys cross roads
this afternoon 10 witness the final review Of tho old
Second army corps, which has won mpcrishato
reputation upon all the prominent Eastern battle fields
since ils organization.
The ground and It's surroundings all historic For
many tedious months, la the early stage OF tbs waI
was nOthny put U Union OutINsA huhSoLs OF
Quaker sun notoi'y IN tho actual occupation OF
the rebels, and overlooked IL completely. When
their for.s were finally withdrawn 10 Fairfax Cour
Houfo and Bull run, oame INTO possession
pcaccably; for long time thereafter the vicinity
In which Mcclellan capped tho raw levies sont
him TO mould into army; wI5 where he
perfected tho ani!ons that have crowned our
with many sisIel .rumphs, md there the grend
royiew Of the grand Army ~ the Potomac wes finally
had In the autumn n 1902 The general features OF the
place entirely unchanged Tho absence Of troops fcr
year pnet has permitted larger growth NJ Vese'nton
bNt in all olsc II remains the sano 10 the eye
The reviewing ctand wns placed today on genhc %
va,ion " The left of tho Turnpike snd nbout midway De-
tho cross roads aud Mubson's Hill Ffiy yeFdst 70
the stands the little oak troe, groen and thrifty s
In front Of which Mcclellan ard star were pozted In
1s62
Ihe hour for commencing WIS set al three o'clock fut
tho spectators BEGAN 30 ssse nble ~ noon. by two
O'Clock hundreds Of visitors tho ground, aud
the roads leading to hronged with horses and vehicles
IN every direction Large parties Of lauicg hnd gentle
men we're out from the city, ard the quot ito place
once moro became brilliant with beauty and fashion.
Conspicuous among 0cera present hnjcf Generals
Meade Hpncock, Parke, Mcgs, Webb, Hunt, williams,
fngalis, Griffin Crawford Ayres, Dawes and Benharn,
and rsedicr Generals Macy, Gwynn, Daily, Dcnnlaon
1idbu sua Thomas Francis Mesgher, ths latter, 30.
hove jut out OF the TIE wives and families Of
many the general of5cers gaccd the occasion with
their presence aud made tho affair Of the most CT
Inactive ever Witnessed
), Among .hs civilians present were ths President Vie