The New York herald., 1867-03-23
ORDER rsor GENERAL SHERMAN.

0RDgR FROM GENERAL SHERMAN
The foowin order was issued by Lieutenant General
Sherman commanding the Military Division Of the Mis-
souri, on tho 1lth Instant
|. The State OF Arkansas being Withdrawn from this
military division By the operation Of General Orders No
10 from the headquarters OF the army and tho Indian
ordr 10 the % Of sSs Missouri the
Department Of the Arkansas such will cease to exist
General Ord is authorized 20 retain battery g. Fifth ar
Of infantry in his now command. but requested TO
in the Indian country minimum garrison until IL
can be relieved by General Hancock The four CON-
panies Of Tenth cavalry will be construed belong
ing o the Department Of the Missouri, and will fall
under the command OF General Hancock at once.
Major General Hancock will at once despatch 70 Little
Rock, Ark, q Trustworthy officer, In the nature Of
an Inspector General 70 receive and receipt for such
records and reports as properly belong 10 the Indian
country collect the necessary data to the manner
aud mode Of supplying the troops in the Indian country
will make Of the four companies OF cavalry
eanzing in Arkansas, and such other troops as he
spare esewhere TO extend his general control over the
new territory assigned to HIM, and will relieve the
troops belonging properly 70 General Ord at the earliest
practicable moment Fort Morgan aud the stage road
from Fort Sedgwick to Denver Is for the present. placed
In charge OF General Augur. commanding the depart
mont OF the Platte who will relieve the present garrison
OF Fort Morgan. SO to enable General Hancock TO
employ the men elsewhere General Augur is at liberty
at his discretion 70 remove from Fort Morgan over to
some point on the Union Pacific Railroad on Lodge Pole
the settlements Of Colorado from the direction OF the
Platte.
The following announced the disposition Of troops
serving In the district OF Texas commanded by Brevet
Major General Charles Griffin, with the names of the
ga Gaiyeston-Brevet Major General Hentzelman, I7th
nfanry Co.'S y, =, and X, l7th infantry and Co. +,
18th infantry; Goa G and D. 17th infantry. Brenham
Captain Edward Collins. l7th infantry Cos II and I,
Cos and b. 17th infantry. Austin-Brevet Brgadier
General James Cakes, 9th cavalry; Cos A. d, 4, 9,
and ass infantry, and o,as. Cos 3 and n s.S en-
ssvay SAW Brsder '1s General Joan '
sna sS,S ssn infaa,y s.eunBssvs, MAJOR George
smith, ss,h WI. infantry A Co. a.,S sS;n infantry w
Fitch, 35th infantry; Cos. and l. aSth infantry Fort
Mason-Brovst BIisaasr General :; 7. Hatch, A.h
vsrde-Brsvst Major Charles Bowman, l.h cavalry; Cos.
b, and L, lth cavalry. Fort Carke-Captain John A.
Es0 s ss'is '.ssy S S1 cs <
4th cavalry Tyler-Breve. Lieutenant Colonel D. l.
Ss:s &c + ss ssay sss Y
fantry Go. G. 26th infantry. Round Top-Sccond Lieu
iensn. H. Howe, I'm infantry; detachment 17th in
In the su6-dlssrci OF the Rio Gnnds, commanded by
Brevet Major General J. J. Reynolds, Colonel Twenty
sixth Infantry headquarters a Brownsville, the troops
Brownsviiie-Brsves Brigadier General l. @. Brown,
nth colored tsccps; Co H, ll4th coored troops;
LIST artillery, and Cos IL and l. lh cavalry Brszos san
tiago-IisuenAnt Colonel @ IL Morse, 1l7th G. r. Cos.
ssf s:s ssssas e hsss's sS
lilh Q. I. Fort McIntosh-Msor A t. Hogan, 1i4th ..
T.; Cos and iitth c T. RC%a-cab'ssm ssmo.d,: 9; =;
Ranch--Firss Lieutenant James Kelley, 114th g T.; Go.
7, liAth Q. 7. Ednburs-Cap,a,n T. Graves, ils.n
B. b. Heydsnbers Ii4,n G T;co. i, Il4,h c. 4.
The following are names Of the officers composing
second iasutsnsnt A. n. NJ Taylor, nth infantry
Acting Assistant Adjulant General Brevet Lieutenant