The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01

FRANCIS G. BARLOW, SECRETARY OF STATE.
General Barlow the nov Secretary Of State native
Of this State He was graduate Of Harvard and studied
lsw With the lase William Csrt,s Noyes. when the
broke he enlisted prvAte the Twelfth rsgi
mest sisse militia Apr 20 lse1h being married on the
same evening Hc Vas promoted u alisutepancy afsf
three weeks In camp AZ the end Of the three months
enlistment he returned TO New YORK and sassted in
raising the sixtyn. regiment Of voluntssr OF which
he appointed by Governor Morgan lieutenant colonel
He vss promoted 70 bsgsdier general soon amer the
battle Of Antssam Wa several times wounded, and at
the battle Of Getsysburg fell from his horss with four
uuskst balls In his body. Hs served under General
Grant fFon the commencement Of the battles In the
wildsssu to the sunssder Of Less army.
THOMAS urLLH0usB, COMPTROLLER.
Il ssaivs Of Albany but has for number q yssn ~
add q 0sasva Ontario county Ne rspressntsl that
seaaosal district the State Senate during 1900 and
iA and was chairman Of the committee or that body
90 rsisssi Relations which Issued voluminous report
% the ssaae Of The Union b 1881 just bsfo the out
break Of The var He was In the fall Of 1851 appointed
Adjssant General Of The sate and held that position
III Governor seymours Inauguration a. Governor, jan
ussy !, 1853
JOSEPH ROWLAND, rRBAsuRER.
Mr. Rowland, the State Treasurer 10 q son Of the
Mr. Rowland Of the arm Of Rowland Aspinwall He
catered the volunteer service sdutant In the Sixteenth
regiment New York Volunteers; In the nrst battle
Of Bull Rum and also served on the Peninsula and was
wounded at Gaines Mil while at the head Of the res,
ment, having been promoted 70 colonel . few months
previous
JOHN n. nARrNDALs, ATTORNEY GENERAL,
was born In Washington county in this State. he
graduated at West Point IN 1885, but in the following
year resigned from the army and began the practice Of
uA hvi~ In
1851 and was assigned TO riz John rorers division
In November, 1862 he appointed military governor
Of Washington and filed that position until the LIST Of
May, 1884; was placed In command Of the EeLseensh
army corps by General Butler after the retirement Of
General william y Smith, but remained with the army
only tin the ls Of August 1884, when be resigned his
commissios ssl retired on account Of bad health.
>. pLArr eooDsELL, STATE ISeISEBS AND suR-
sff.~ yBy0n.
Mr. goodssn ID . rssaaent Of Oneida county and has
sar reputation - an engineer Has been engaged the
canals and supposed have knowledge OF their vana
RoBsBr @. DOZEN, CANAL connrssIoTKR.
Mr. Dorm native Of Schenectady, and bas been for
iepsthsnsd period supsrntsndsnt for The lower division
Of The Erie Canal He has besn very energetic w The
discharge q hs dusss mantsisns the canal In admin
bic order ~
HxrHY a. sAHrun, INSPECTOR OF STATE
PRISONS.
General Barnum enlisted ~ private In ths fwslfth
rssiment New yort state Volunteers, IN April 1851
was promoted from time 70 time for meritorous con.
duct until he finally reached The position Of brsadss
general he bss been several times severely wounded
and on one o. two occasions reported killed me
remains Of person Of the same rank. supposed TO b
Mr. Barnuu, were found the battlefield and buried
With appropriate honoss FunerAi services were held 81
Syracuse; but Afterwards sseersspsd that ne
was not deed. but wounded, and In Libby Prison. BE
accompanied shermans army In Inc grand march 10 the
Atlantic coast