The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-16

ticpatsd in the battles Of Stone River Cnickamauga,
SNOW Hiil Noansvlle and McMinnville.
Cadet c. Norlon-In service three years-was in the
following battles: Lexington Shiloh, Cornth, Ptman
Ferry, Atlanta, Jonesboro and New Albany
Cadet Wentz c. Miller-Served Is private In signal
corps Of the regular army.
cadet r. G. Carter Enlisted as private in Twenty
October 1894 Participated in the following battles
Second Bull Run, Antietam, Blackburns Ford, Fred
ssIsssDur As Ho,,s
Anna River, Siege Of Petersburg and Coal Harbor
Cadet W. J. Reese-Ensted as sergeant Twenty sixth
Kentucky Volunteers and served two years and nine
Cadet Edward A Gadwin-Enlisted as private, First
West Virginia cavalry; served two years and SIX
Cadet O. 1. wieting-EnIisted Is private in First
Pennsylvania artillery. May, 1864; served until june
1860 In whole campaign from Coal Harbor TO surren'
Cadet T. W. Brady-Enllsted as private, First Indiana
heavy field artillery Battery In service thirteen
Cadet T. J. Charlton Enlisted private in Twenty
second Indiana Volunteers, 1861. Promoted 10 ser
gean afterwards to lieutenant regiment; served
two years and three months Participated in the fol-
lowing battles Rocky Face Ridge Smoke Creek Gap,
Resacca, Rome, Dallas Aatoona Pass, charge on Kene
saw Aountan, Peach Tree Creek Atlanta, Jonesboro,
Savannah. Columbia, Avcrysboro and Bentonville
Cadet 3. w. Fountain-Ensted as private, l40th
Ohio volunteers Served four month";
Cadet E. E. Mendenha- Enlisted private. Parti-
cpated IN the following battles-Hatchers Rum Five
Forks and Appomattox.
Cadet J. A Dennson- Enlisted as q private in the
Eighth Maryland cavalry. Promoted TO corporal and
sergeant In regiment. Four years service. Parti-
cpated in the following battles-Lexington Tuscumba.
Harssyille Tomahawk, Van Buren,, Newtonia, osceoa,
Lowe Jack, Dry Woods and Crane Creek.
Cadet Henry A. Reed-Enlisted private In Twenty
fourth Wisconsin Volunteers; afterwards promoted
sergeant First regiment. and first lieutenant same
cipatsd in the following battles: -Perrysve, MUIR.
freesboro, Chickamauss, Mission Ridge, Nashville,
Atlanta and Knoxville.
Cadet 4 E. Wood-Enlisted as private in Seventeenth
Pennsylvania Volunteers Promoted to quartermaser 8
sergeant first sergeant and first lieutenant and ad-
Participated IN the following bates- Brandy Station,
Rappahannock Station, Oak Hill, Thoroughiare Gap,
Liberty, Beaton Station. Rockville, Nine Rum Bar.
Bridge Hanoyerlown Howe's shop. Old Church, Cold
Harbor, Trevilar Station White House, Jones' Bridge,
%s osdaTys ssy
Crock, Gordonsvic, Dinwiddie Court House, Five
Forks, scoit's Cross Roads Drummonds Mill, Sailor
Creek, Appomattox, With Generals Fitzpatrick and Sheri-
dan's raid 10 Richmond and Sherdan's raid 70 James
river.
Cadet William E Brkhimer-Ensted as private in
Fourth Iowa cavalry; served three years; tcpated
in the siege OF Vlcsburg. took part 10 the Meridian
raid and was with General Upton IN raid through Aid
Cadet Hayden de LAW Corporal in Thirteth Ohio
Veteran vounteers served during the whole war; par
tcpated in tho following battles :-RaIeigh Princeton,
lcksbnrg, South Mountain Antletam, Tuscumba,
Haines' Bluff, jackson, Missionary Ridge, Kingston,
Dallas Kenesaw, Ezra Cnurch, Jonesboro North Ediso,
South Edisto, Bentonve, Snake Creek Gap, Tay Tor
Ridge and Fort NeAliistsr.
This demonstrates in such glowing terms that the
teal Of future military leaders not Of the petted
Of arisocacy, but or worthy disciples OF toll that
further comment is quito unnecessary The earnest ad-
vocatcs Of the Military Academy will leave this record
with its silent eequence OF dark shadows bloody fields
and dying thousands potent argument against the
sauts Of It's enemies
ARRIVAL or GENERAL GRANT
General Grant, accompanied by old military friends,
arrived at the post this morning by the steamer G.
vibbard He was received by the officers duty here
In manner due to his rank. simultaneously with his
landing Fort Knox belched forth a salute OF fifteen
guns that reverberaed among the hills greater shouts
Of welcome 10 The chertan e has remained very quiet
all day and during the evening attended, with the Board
Of Visitors and tho countless ladies here assembled an
exhibition Of mortar firing. To those who wit
messed such display OF pyroechny at night the sight
enchanting. thousand fiery serpents with
almost thousand heads burst forth from their
ing thcy fell unearhly light upon all surroundings.
The Board OF Visitors grow exatic in their pleasant
position. They have found everything connected with
this great military institution infinitely superior to
their most sangune hopes both In the course of edu
cation and in discipline, that they manifest their delight
by making the closing OF this year marked wit b
repeated ovatons TO the class that 90 out to battle
with the world and It's knotted paths.
General Grant will remain at the Point until Monday,
when he will present the graduates their diplomas. and
wish them success they depart from the scenes OF
their academic life. And DR.. Vntou too, will loom up
that OCCASION and befttngy address these scholars
and amid the waving OF banners and flags with the de-
cious music from the most imperial OF bands raise his
hat unison with tho officers that long known
the cadets they bear the plaudts of decatey
gloved cavaliers and admiring gushing damsels