New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
TUE GENERALS or THB LATE WAR.
Complete SDd Alphabetic List.
Date Of Appointment and Whence
Appointed.
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED
who Re,naia I'm service

When the sound OF Tue C'ADI''4' ."
f,s, hrSe mon the nations ear u ion"' 10 P'c"'
neoule ENGAGED in the puisuis oi aEii'u'"' .''''
,ooroc p,.npfaeturcs--eyeryimns bu' WIZ ln'io
,o hpt 6ye general officers IN the sfH'y H''' ''""
,r - r,,o,, IIo-ney and JObustor. Two ~ these
ha,pe traitors and she other tLic' "'r' ulu''c" ~
,ctiye service. Tie nominal nam5er OF officers
g., ,,s army wss 900 Of wa0m az were graduates Oi '
NI,,ry Academy bot many ofthsw deserted the cou''
.ry that had edaolted tAor' and Given 'Fem me-
.nnnor,. Ar immediate demood was made upon nc
uaion for ultlry talent 10 e.idc ne armies hU'l'u
nm 80 hattie. Within nine months, or At TIE e1'e oi
1861, 100 Generals lad teen appointed Ell the close o.
1862 there were $40 GeueTas o. lbe rny rols' is'J
BAD a5s and 1864 and 65 had g6l tie list ~ active
service The loss Of life in ba'e was Sm ~ ei, f t
Generals; only 81 in four years hard hhnag ana 'h"'
cftbem occurred IN 1902, when nye Map H"'
No BriradierGanerals were los N aeton and sA Deh
erals ded disease 0wiDeto these causes ana 10 'pe
rapid increase Of the army. promotion Was then 'er
rapid; but not snce. Not single captain t'SeH ifo''
civil hfe IN 1861 has become field ohicer L'eutehah'S
rosc frequently % captaincy Withso he ni't year o
remained snoh ever sicce Lieut. Ger Gfen' aa'aoeo"
tce grades over the commission be resigned in ls5s
sbedan rose six grades after 1860 Al % the seher"
officers Of the regular army at the close Of the wST"h
Il single exception held captainc'es before Tue WIT
gen Alfred IL. TelIy. now Commanding in NrRin''
Is the oniy civilian that attained General commission
IN the rerr service Garing .he Yar The regular army
furnished nely ;wotbrds of he NJ jof'Eenerais ana
more than one.lirl OF tho Brigader6 OF the
volunteer forces Mos, OF these held Two c'rnmissons
nbt ono q. every five Of the old srmy officers holding
Generals commission Eight bnsacief'''eno'"'
srx Colones eight Lieuienant-''OoYeis ni1e Majors
I'll ~ y-t t.an9 r..lpl IA
Volunteers: nearly all Lave Eow retired % their oFifi'
pa Yank OF TO civil life ioT some have resigned fatn''
than descend nom MalorG enesashp % Capt"incy'
oa the 18th OF January and Isl Of February 1870 W.
Generals in .le Volunteer force were mustered oot OF
service these four became CoIones IN tie Regular
Aruy five Lieutenant Co;o1els, 10 became Majors -
Cep;ajns and one o First Lieutenant. There are no."
Va Generals On tie Army rolls besides three on the re-
tired 40. ono Lieutenant General five Maior'Hebeia'o
.f Pecuars &C .iorGeneras OF Volunteers y Brisa
disrG G.perala Of Regulars and ~ Of Volunteers
The number OF designations of army officers al The
.onmeaeeuent o. the war was enormous. Two brhd
,aa and sixtyseven officers Of The regular force, edn
catea AZ the nators e1pcnse threw mp their comn4s'
,,ops O.. te period when their military services were
,ost peeded srd the Great majority VI ,tese gave uef
services aDd many Of them their Eves TO the cause oi
re Rebellion. Among these were Brig Gen Joseph
&. Johnston Quar;ermaster General Col Ro'ert H.
Lee of the Isl Csvaly; Lieui. -COs william j. Hafde
Of the Cavalry and u. J. Rains OF the 3,h Infantry
naiors Ear, Van Dorm OF the Cavalry aud john H.
Wnler OF the Afullcry; Cspts. j. b. Nasruder ana
&. $. Eweu; T.rst-Lieat. Thomas K johnson ana
second Lieut.. J. ;. Marmaduse.
When the war bgote ont the army OF tie United
States had about H. 900 enlisted men on its Tos. he
tween the 18th Gsy Of April, !56l-when MI Liheo'h
od FOR IS COO militia for three monthsio December
- ,saA 2hen the last cell was made for 1o1Op men
In, three wears, the enormous number Of TWO mAI'n
,,x bu1dred and eghty-eigl. thousand h'e hraareo
and tvenythree men enlisted as common soldiers
NEARLY 00O men for each and every oey during 'h'
continuance Of the war.
The officers killed outright. Dortally wounded or
who died from disease daring the wa were
MAJoR-GESERAIs.
NC Bgssy Maue Killed Z, Chanee.i'rsvie MtJ 2 'e'''
Bnyonp H.. died 1879. D. r. BiEsyY Pc, died Oct H.
1864 PHILIP KEARSr Nj killed a. Chsn'iy 1917 j. o.
,oPn1noS OHIO killed before A.isna July r. Seii J. n
N,xsy,y1p Coz. inoital.y wounded Al Ant!etam ltt2
n Al mIrcuErI v y. d.ed 0! u sa,e lao9; LI1hn NIL
ox Kv ,ho, ia private q4s-r, 1862 J. F. hsYSoLDs fs
t,es At Gsysburs July 1879; }. H. RESo Pa. nof'Iy
.oynded q. Son.h Mountain 1862, j. J. sEH'rhs W. T.
Allied a. Chls,y isG2 C. p sxI7n Pa died o. di'~s'' iaoz
J. s.psvick Conn, knoi g: spo;'',iVan!a C"n'i hoa''
o 1B4: lO.RPA o. lCIIONt tOui "4rH o. "'o'' '''
BRIGADMH-GrSERALs.
Among the BrigadieI Generals were:
a. D. BAr.ap " j. uio.tally wounded a. Ffearics''arg'
1872: H. BoHIxS Pa Killed on TIE RappahAHnoei l'oI D.
d. BiDwEII killed ct Cedar CIeo, Va 1864 JAnrs oorEI
.sa 1862; NJ CoHoosAr y. Y, Killed a. fsirfsz Court
Hou,. Dec e. 1865; $. ;. CBAsPLIS, Mich. died Jan 70
ls6l;J GARLAND, X. L. died 1851 lP A. EAcEsSAn ina
lu,d al Corin,h Oct. O. 1851 L. g. HAaryR ~ j.. MORALLY
wounded 1t Msnes Ca Jan. q, 1854 a. HAn fe' KILLED
4, wndeYne,s Va Msy 3, 1864 G. d. jhsn'oA' Nc died
Nov G. 1862; J. s J.crsoE killed $, Pey'i. oct e. 1852
CT JACKSON kiI,d al Fiedrcksburg Dec. -, 1872 T. n
y1aK H. died =, Chicago July g. 1851 W. H. ks'x died
Ma, ls 1862; W H. LYrIr. Ohio Dort.ly woandrd e'
,sics,n,uy. y I.rc. Killed 9: Wisops C,ssk No. H. Il
kcCoox wounded hy guerrias hug. 9, 1852; b. me- cot
n,ortsy wounded a. MsITitt, Ga; J. ~ PLunsEh' Mas
allied =, Conth Aug o 1872; 7. y. fArrRHsoS. Pa dod
1861 ID. 4 RussKLL NY, ied st Wino'esor 'sSePe H.
I0e4T L. g. RAxsoa Ill., died oct. %. 1864 j. p foDEAH
4 L. uortsly wounded al Ar,ie:.n es2i S A. RICE Iowa
morally wonndee a. Jenkps Ferry. Afk, Juiy 1864 j. G.
RlcK y = killed st Laurel Hii Vt-, Msy 10 1884 r. '
su~.xK n. Y, a d 1873: W. p SAypEs, Pa, mortally
wounded Knoxville, Tenn. g. L. sToso Mass., MORALLY
,vnded O, Vor WagneY; j. w. Sill Ii led Stone River
d., 81 1852; T. s. SMITH. Del. Killed Fsrnyile We
1865; T. o. srRyEvsos, Mass killed 0; SPoi'syvans Cont
House May 10 1865. j. " TAYLOR KY. died June ~ 1856.
a. w TAILOR v j. i1or.oy wounded In Virginia 1852
wn TyHxILL. iileds PeTryevi!!e. Oct 0. 1882 J. E
u.nsvotTg n T. Killed e: Wilderness. Va. May G. 1864
u p. wooppcEY, n H., died Anz. ic, 1855 GroRof
ra,eHr yt. drowued 1866 a. w. WHIfPIz, Masa' NOR
slv wounded O.. Chauceorsyio; T. WzIcH, fs dird Aug
"a. lega; TnoxAs vniIAxs sirh. tiiod q, Bson konse
Aug ). 1862; ". II. L. WAtLAcs, rnosi-AJ wounded a
s,ioh and 2 h ZooK killed 1t 0eyabureh July :! iet5
Among The curiostes Of this military literature MAJ
be found the names Of Gen. Andrew johnson OF len
nessce appointed Brig GeneTei Msfch- 1892 resigned
Narch g. 1905 and promoted sgain March 4. 1855; DO
.eph l.. Johnston, wcllkuoTn ut tAo South. who re
signed April u, 1861. and BTeve. nejoI'Gen. David