The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-16
THE ARMY.
Transfers Of On1cers In tho Infantry and Ar.
liiIery.

Transfers Of Om,cers In the Infantry and Ar
liiIery.
WASHINGTON d. c., July Is, 1859.
The following general order was issued to-day
from the Headquarters OF the Army
l. BY direction OF the President, the following
transfers to MI vacancies in the infantry arm are
As Gapains-J. Mel. Hlldt, late Third infantry, to
the Third infantry; T. Kent late Third infantry TO
the Third infantry; ]. 5. Poland late Second infan-
try, to the Sixth infantry; Il. o. Woodruff, late
seventh infantry, 10 the Twelfth infantry; W. q.
Rankin late Ihirty-hrst infantry to the thirteenth
infantry: A. NJ Brown, late Twenty fourth Infantry,
to the Thirteenth Infantry; G. H. Highbee, late
Eleventh infantry, to the Thirteenth infantry; j. II.
Bradford, late Twentyslxth infantry to the twenty
second infantry; j. L. Smyth late Tenth infantry, TO
the Twenty-thrd infantry.
As First Lie,aeaaats-R. G. Heiner, late Twenty
ninth infantry to the FIRST infantry; James Ken
ningtOn, late Eleventh infantry, to the Fifth IN
fantry ". II. Male late Thirty sixth infantry to the
Firth nfantry e. Barrett, Jr., late Twenty-sxtn in
iantry. TO the Tenth infantry: J. Wagner, late
Twenty-ninth infantry to the Tenth infantry; j. p.
story, Dr., late hirtyfourth infantry, to the Twelfth
infantry; j. r. MuikIn late Fourth infantry, to the
Twelfth infantry; +. II. Dibble, late Twenty-secOnd
thirty tE hin infantry to 1Se Thirteenth 0 nanry
William Waterbury, late Nineteenth Infantry, to the
thirteenth infantry T. f. lawson, late Twenty-nrs
infantry, to the Thirteenth infantry; q. NJ Basc0D,
late Seventeenth infantry to the Thirteenth infantry,
vice Codding, who was relieved at his own request:
W. s. McCaskey, late Twenty second infantry, to the
Twentieth nfantry r. j. Elliott, late Twenty second
infantry, to the twentieth infantry; w. r. Dodge,
late Seventh infantry, to the Twenty first infantry
+. J. Dunn late Eleventh infantry. to the Twenty
second infantry; p G. Wood, late Fifth infantry to
the Twenty second infantry; K. p Strong, late
NJ Fleming, late Eleventh infantry, to the Twenty
fifth infantry; Jacob Pauus late Twenty-seven;h
infantry to the Twentyffth infantry, vice Grimes,
who was relieved at his own request.
AS Second LieutendfttS-J. Stommel late Forty
tGlrd inlaaty to the Third infantry; 3 H. Bogar6ns,
bank, late Thirty seventh infantry, to the Fifth In
fantry: D. g. Risley, late Fortysecond infantry, TO
ond infantry, to the Sixth infantry: A r. EgDert.
late Twenty Infantry to the Eighth infantry; j.
"a Psan, 70 'ns the
Twelfth infantry; w: II. Sloan, late Eleventh infan-
y to late the Twsa infantry; e. f. HE SS
fourth Infantry TO the Thlrteenth infantry; v. i.
fantry; P. Fitzpatrick. late Fortythlrd infantry to
the Thirteenth infantry; 7. ". Lord late Forty-third
infantry to the Twentieth A.
Twentieth iniantry John Bannister, late For
ty-third infantry, to the Twentieth infantry;
tleth infantry +. II. Ebstein, late Eighteenth In
rantiy, to the Twenty first infantry J. E. Macklin,
fa1try CSares Hay aie Thrtysxth nfanry to
the Twenty third infantry; J: W. sansneld late
Seventeenth infantry, TO the Twentythrd infantry;
P. T. Brodinck, late Twenty-ftth infantry, to the
Tweuty-th infantry; F. Taylor, late Second IN
fantry, to the Twenty fifth infantry.
z.
named second lieutenants OF infantry, now awaiting
assignment, are hereby transferred to the cavalry
and artillery arms
TO the tS-T0hy-FraDk NJ. Robinson, late Nine
teenth infantry, to the Second cavalry William p.
Hail. late Nineteenth infantry to the Fifth cavalry;
p. r. Barnard late Sixth infantry, TO the Fifth cav
airy; G. G. DeDudis, late Second infantry to the
Seventh cavalry; W. l.. LedgerwOOd, late Eigh-
teenth infantry to the Eighth cavalry; Thomas b.
Reed, Twenty-ninth infantry, to the Ninth cavalry;
D. G. Swain, late Thlrty-fourt infantry, to the
Tenth cavalry.
TO the Artule,y-J. Pope, Jr., late Twenty-sxth in-
fantry to the First artilery j. A. A. Robinson, late
Seventeenth infantry, to the First artillery n. Won,
late Thirty infantry, TO the Second artillery;
A. w. Greedy late Thirty-slxth infantry, to the
Second artillery; A. Fell, late Twenty.frst infantry,
to the Second artillery: A. 7. Abbott, late Twenty
eighth infantry, to the Third artillery; Charles Sell
mer late Second infantry, 10 the Third artillery; &c
d. jennings late Twenty-frst infantry to the Third
artillery; H. r. Anderson late Sixth infantry, to the
Fourth artillery; George NJ Harris late Tenth infan-
try. to the Fourth artillery; George E. Sage, late
Nineteenth infantry, to the Fifth artillery.
3. The officers herein named will report without
delay by letter the colonies of their regiments for
assignment to companies and those now now on
duty will JOIN their posts. Those who are as
signed to temporary duty will be ordered to their
companies by the commanders OF the departments
IN which they serving when they can be relieved
without prejudice TO the service. Those on signal
duty will be at once relieved, and Will join their
companies without delay.