The New York herald., 1869-09-30
ARMY isTELLlCENCE.


List OF oeirers Who ssWant 70 Go home''-
They Wpi be Mustered Out When Congress
Meets>
1t is understood that list OF oflicers who have
been relieved from duty aud placed on waiting
orers at their own request is kept in the Adjutans
Generals Office and that rs soon IA Congress
assemblies or at any rate as as action Is taken
towards another reorganization OF the army, they
win be nominated for muster oat Since March
last, when the consolidation OF the infantry resi'
menis commenced, seyenty-one onieers nave
been ordered home at their own instance. The pay
of many OF them will shortly be diminished under
the act of August 3, 1851 which provides iha'
officers of the army absent, with or without leave
from their appropriate duties, over six months
shali not receive any allowances for servants ior
age, transportation OF baggage, fuel and quarters
either in kind or Communication.
We subjoin list OF tAa officers above referred TO-
Tie majority OF them have served only short
tine--one, a graduate OF west Point only sixteen
months. The regiments designated are tooie W
wnich the officers last beonged-
MAJOR
Alexander Chambers Tenth infantry.
Edwin R. Ames soyonta infantry.
William j. Droafch FOrtiet1 Infantry
Thomas w. y. Moore, tortetn lnlaatry,
"Caleb IL. Carlton Fourth infantry.
George NJ. randall Fourth infantry.
David D. Vanvalzah, Ihrtlcth infantry
0hares i. Fargand twentieth Infantry.
Nelson Thomasson. F!!,h iniantry.
Robert H. Burnett, 1wenty-lirst in'antiy.
Thomas j. Lloyd, Thirteenth nantrv
tscorge ". sun n, THitty-iith infantry.
Samuel c. williamson sixth infantry.
Henry iiaymond fwen,y y-seyenth infantry.
Samuel &. gulbcrtsJl, Nineteenth infantry.
DAVID NJ sells Forty list iiI9ntry.
Edward 4. Parry, Twelueth Infantry.
Professor Military Science Miami University, Oxford,
Since resigned.
FIRST IIguTEsANTs.
Martin o. Coddns, Ihlrtee1 e1th infantry.
George y Crimes Twenty ilth infantry.
Jose0n ii. syiyo-icr, forty- -iourtn Nan.ry.
Alexander Mel. Crawford, Thrty-cightn infantry.
Walker ). Long Fortieth infantry.
George Il. Ford, Tnlrty nlnth infantry.
Joseph II. Hays, Thlrt.cth infantry.
William Il. Andrews lhirt,eth infantry.
William d. O'fooe, rhlrty-irst infantry.
Jesse VI. Lee Thrty-ninth inantry
Charles l.. Cooper Ihirty-pinth infantry.
John G. White, Tenth infantry.
Wharton White. Twcntietn lnfantry.
William A. Coulter, Twelfth infantry.
Oliver Phelps, Fifth infantry.
Emmet Crawford, Twenty-hith infantry.
d. Mortimer Lee, Fifth infantry.
Thomas Sharp Forty-iirst infantry.
William Stone Forly-6fth Infantry
william b. Nesbitt, 1wenty-fith Infantry.
Washington j. Sanborn, fnir,eenth infantry.
Joan Il. Hosmer, Sixteenth infantry.
*james Remington Eleventh infantry
"George II. Fleming, Eleventh infantry.
William II. Male ruth ilranlry.
George W. CmlsOn, twenty first infantry
Rodney NJ Taylor Twelfth infantry.
James r. Muillkln, Fourth infantry.
James Collins, Nineteenth lnfantry.
Charles B. CLARK NInth infantry.
Jacob W. Keller, Forty-sec1ni infantry.
*rhomas +, Lawson, TWeaty-trst infantry.
Henry l.. stone, Forty-lrst infantry
Leulenants Remington, Fleming and Lawson were
assnsa e the % F and h
their having voluntarily gone on waiting orders"
SECOND LIEUrENASTs.
Edward b. Rheeul, twenty first infantry.
Chancellor Martin, Third infantry.
Nathaniel Wolfe. Thirty-iourth infantry
Thomas B. Briggs, Third infantry.