The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-07
ARMY BULLETIN.
ORDERED.

ORDERED.
C.x,.t. A. Reynolds Assistant Quartermaser United
s,s,ep arn report to Major General Thomas for duty
ORDERS REVOKED
can,atn rd,arJ = Merrill Third regiment, Veteran
Reserve rorns 10 dn,y n the Freedmens Bureau, he
having been mustered ori
CAPITA MS Edward D Chapn AN (lirevet Naors Leonard
Van viet thas. b. Wilder n oils or Goodwin, Josiah
l. G Ames and Amnl Cutter tAss,stant Qnartermas,er
U. 8. W, Lew n Smith tBre> ct Lieutenant Colonel,
George J.. Ames (Breve Majors) Nathaniel A. Richard
son, Herman Kley, Joseph d. Lewis and Ferdinand
Captain Benjamin Burton, Brevci Major, Assistant
Quartemas,er United States Volunteers
DISCHARGED.
:, Hospital Stewards VIM. j poonman, I. 7. shafasr w.
H. Duchett w. Il. Bear Adolf Plattner and VIM Fisher
U. s. A.
Hospital Stewards 7. H. Keener and Joseph Medara,
o. s. A.. from duty in the Middle DEPARTMENT, and
ordered TO duty in the Surgeon Generals Office.
Hospital Steward Chas d Miller United States army,
from duty In the department Of Ohio and ordered 10 duty
with tho Medical Director at New Orleans, La.
Assistant Surgeon H. A. Du Bots, United states Army
In the Middle Military Department. ana ordered to dug
In the Department OF New Mexico.
Assistant Surgeon A. II. Smith, United States Army,
from duty IN The OF New Mexico and ordered
to New York and report by letter TO the Surgeon Gene
ral for orders
Brovct Captain John Mcintosh Eleventh United States
infantry from genera! ting service and ordered to
join his regiment u the Department Of Virginia
Brevet Majors W. J. feiterman and James Powell,
M "a II. u.
and W. r. Arnold and First Lieutenant A. stcarns,
Eighteenth United States infantry from res mental re-
cru tn service and ordered 10 report TO Bieset Br Rader
General Butteraed at New York. Tor neral recruiting
service.
Brevet Brigsd er General O. II. Hart, Assistant, Adju.
tant General of volunteers and Inspector General Of the
Department of the Ohio, from duty AZ srch.
Captain Ciailcs p. Atchinson United states Army,
Brcvet Colonel United States Volunteers, from duty
Judge Advocate, Department OF the ONO.
MUSTERED OUT AND HoYoRABLY DISCHARGED.
Colonel +. L. Pierce, Eighth regiment, Veteran Re-
serve corps
DIsHoNoRBLY DISMISSED.
First Lieutenant H. C. Jones' Twelfth Ohio Volunteers
Captain John A. b Williams, tort eth United States
colored troops
Assistant Surgeon VIM YORK, Fifteenth United States
colored troops.
DISMISSED.
Second Lieutenant John C. alloy Company b, Elev-
ente United States coorod troops.
RESIGNED.
Captain Lyman Strickland, Sixteenth United States
FIRST Lieutenant Samuel s. Hobrook, fifteenth United
States Infantry
DROPPED FROM THE RoLts.
First Lieutenant Leonard Martin, Breyet Captain Firth
United States artillery, and pc on leave Of absence
ASSIGNED.
Captain Charles - Atkinson TO duty Assistant In
spcotor General Of the Depal ment Of the ohio
Captain Charles r. Robe, Veteran Reserve corps 10
duty Judge Adv cate OF the Department 81 the Ohio
CAPTAIN Chas Robe Veteran Reserve Corps, TO duty
at Detroit Michigan.
MovEHENTs or REGULAR TROOPS.
The Third Infantry moves or the l0th inst. from st
Louis, Mo- 10 Fort Loaycu~orth, Kansas, where tho
COM anes viii 10 despatched % garrison various posts
Tie battalion OF the Thirteenth Infantry now at Jerr
Barracks, Mo- VIII leave for the Upper ssoui on
the 18th inst.
Tie Eighteenth infantry VIII leave jefferson Barracks
for Fort lcdvcnwouh 90 ihe llth INST.
The Ten infantry VIII 20 10 fori Smelling, Mimi, on
the 18Th inst
tiuuance OF scboGed Barracks and Military Prison, ST.
Louis
The Fourth and sixth cavalry have been ordered and
To arrive At Brownsville for duty on the lo
GraEde, and to relieve the negro troops now there
MILITARY RENDEZVOUS.
or the hfty-two rendezvous established when the dis
banding OF the volunteer forces commenced there are
only tho following remaining, all Of those IN tho New
England States having already been disbanded, VIZ -
vania; Columbus od barracksl. Ohio lnsanapoi ln
diana; springfield Illinois; Jackson, Michigan; Madison,
Wise onsn davenport, Iowa Lon'syills Kentucky. As
rapidly all the volunteer forces shall L~ve been mus
tered out the State rendezvous will be broken up.
The cvcnh Vernon, Veteran Volunteers, Infantry
Lieutenant C.lonel Porter commanding, has been
mustered Of the service, and left Brazos Texas on
March Ie, for New Orleans, on the steamer Crescent
MISCELLANEOUS.
COMPANY T. Third battalion Twelfth United Siaes In.
fsniry, has boen relieved from duty Fort Hamilton,
and ordered 10 20 the Surgeon General Tot dy
o.f 5sSye' spsn,eSdcn RECRUITING serves at cas
Barracks Pa bias been ordered 70 forward hiy mounted
rats N ba terry O. Fourth Unicd States artillery, at
recruiting for tho Eighteenth United States infantry
has been discontinued.
MoSUMEsT TO the syAxEs AND MARINES LOST
DURING THE REBELLIos.
II 10 proposed that in order preserve the memory OF
those officers sehnlcn and marines whose lives have
been Lost Ia the battles OF The rebellion there shall DO
erected, on the grounds OF the Ma al Academy sui'a
BILE monnment, Of appropr ate deki.n, which sha De
worthy trbas ~ the services and dceds In fnr'hst.
anca OF this object a subscription list, originating IN the
North Atlantic Bio kadns squadron, was circulated
through the various squarons IN actual service previous
the close u tho war, and about 30 900 Was collected
which IL now the hands 81 the Paymhster Of the
Academy, bat the rapid and immediate dismembcrnent
of the sauadrons and ~perl.n 81 he officers attached
20 them caused a cessation Of tie effort then made 10
procure suLscr ptiOrs aDd new organization became
necessary 20 ca'ry out the prc"ct 90 snccesil endr g
with view TO q permanent rabzat on OF Committee
charged wih tasng all requisite ~ ~ 10 secure Tue ne
sired result ting IL The officers alta he'd To the
Naval Academy was alei by the periniendeni, ana
held OF she Nav Academy becchcr ~ 1863 At which
IL was resolved make appeal 10 the liberal " oi lie
service friends by stictng subscr rttous from
all uncors scamen and now ia the tcrvi>r Or
WHO while In tie ser,Jco contributed 10 Is bOnoshie
re ord aLd shared ln'the glory 81 ~ bievemenA As
well all persons whose interest Ia the past and
future Of the navy mag induce them TO an IN thi ~
ect The foi.oNns named officers oonstilulci the
COMMITTEES 10 10 charged with carrying out the nien
tons Of tho subscribers 20 the fund: Preceding ofccr
Superintendent Of ihe Naval Academy g q col. keai
Admiral nagid d. Porter. Mcmbers-chief Ensneei
W. W W. WOOD y s ~; Surgeon X G. Dran. u =
". Lseuteuant cobmand"r q Join IN, y ~
iiauicnant Commander j. A. Greer, L. s. n Liouten
ant Com nlander John = Barnes, a. ~. Captain Nc
Lane Tnion, L. = H. c. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of ih'
NhvAl Aeademy--fa master ChaIIs, W ABBOTT, =. o
n u requested that psymssters OF all naval stat ON
and shs 90 collect the Subscriptions % s'
ocers sesmsn sud marines attached TO Their re'ps..N'
~ the raynaster ~ the Academy suhscrp ns ifOu
rcrsurs u ~ tho service may be Transmitted " Ia.
iayn .sler q ne Academy dir CT Il no, otherwise col
| lcctsd az q naval station
NAVY BULLETIN,