The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-31

enteentn infantry: Andrew Mahony, Fourteenth In
fantry; George F; Foot, Eighth cavalry; n d. foii'
ON TENDER OF REsIaNATiSN ;,,o,,~v nm
IN April TO- 1872; Captain Seth Benny, Thirteenth
Clarke Fifth cavalry, until March l. ls72: Llenen;
September /, 1872; Lieutenant George Atcheson,
Seventh infantry. until June 80, 1879 Lieutenant I.
H. h Counseman, First artillery, until July TO- 1872;
Lieutenant James r. wasson, Fourth cavalry, until
lnly |, 1872; Lieutenant ": $. chaplin, Fnth artl.
officers lake effect from the dates opposite their
names. Lieutenant WATSON graduated IN june
1871 and mas been on leave OF absence ever since.
ON ORDINARY LEAVE OF ABSENCE =.
Lieutenant Colonel Jonn H. Brooke, Third IN
Eleventh infantry; Major George Gibson Filth IN.
fanry; Major James +. Wade, Ninth cavalry: zap.
y DEVICES second Wson Tn
cavalry; c. b: Mcclellan, Sixth cavalry; H. A. Has.
call ruth artillery; Lorenzo Loran Inlrd artery'
David SchoOey, IwenI -flLn Infantry; r.. M COaes,
Fourth infantry; James A. Snyder, Third iaiantiy'
Hugh A. rheaker, Seventeenth infantry; Monigomi,
cry Bryant Sixth infantry; X. L. MOTIFS, Egnteentn
infantry; r. ". Coleman, Fifteenth Infantry FIRST
IeutenantsA. d. Bache, Fillh cavalry; CnaIes L.
airy; Orsemus b. Boyd, Eighth cavalry Sainuel N.
Swigert Second cavalry; u. Lyncm, Jr., Fourth
George A. Thurston, Fourth cavalry; IL: H. z: DUN.
woody, Fourth artillery: James Joyes, seventeenth
u. II. StOuch. second Lculenants-James H. Jones,
Fourth cavalry +. A. bouie,ls First cavalry; Wm
cavalry: frank Gibson, seventh cavalry Loyal Far
ragut, Fifth artillery; Gilbert r Cotton, first aru
Rodman, twentieth infantry: Philip Reade, Third
infantry; w. T. rogers, Seventeenth infantry; nas"
fwenly-tnird infantry Q. c. CusIck, Twenty SECOND
infantry; Albert 5. Myer, Eleventh inIantry; D. w.
sistant Surgeons-Charies MackD, Jr, Henry McEl'
derry Jas. p. Klmbalt Post Chaplains-E- Ii. i"'
Tile, z. kagan.
Casualties, Dismissed, Cashicred, Retired, Ne.
Since January /, 1871, twenty-three officers nave
resigned and LETT the SERVICE Afty-tw0 have dleu'
eight were dismissed, four cashiered, one dropped
and one wholly retired, making total loss ol eighJ
nine. as appears by the following list
MAJOR Junius d. Wheeler and Captain Peter S.
Miche Corps Of Engineers appointed Professors nj
West Point, Captain Geo T. Alden Ass,stans 4ua n
| Subsistence; captain Morris Schan, ordnance De-
partment; Captain Henry L. Alvord Ninth cavalry;
| FIRST observation-disclosures stockton, Ordnance De.
pariment; James T. Batchelder, SECOND cavalry;
NJ n. Ml,cneli. FoartH arrery; sIanIsiaus Remak.
| Firth artillery douglass Pope. Thirteenth infantry;
Shepard, 2intn inianry; oliver Phelps, Seventh IN
fantry; Second Lleuienants-A. sidney smith, miro
G. Stevens Filth cavalry; james w. Leatherbury,
Seventeenth infantry; Jose A. A. Robinson, Twenty
LARRY l !onn HicoS SsrS m na"sy
| DIED.
Major General Henry W. Halleck Brlgadier Gen.
| MAY adler, Ordnance Department.; Andrew Porter,
retired; William 5: Ketcnum, retired: Charles .;
! Lowell retired; Justin Dimlck retlred Lieutenant
| Coionels-Inomas .ROdman, ordnance Department;
..ewis G. Arnold retired; Maurice Maloney, retired
| Majors-Thomas S. Allison, Pay Department; Nlcho-
las Bowen, Corps OF Engineers; Samuel J. DE Camp,
retired. Captains--David W. Porter Assistant Quar-
s BIS Thomas G. Bradford, Ordnance Depart
menl; T. Penrose Jones' Ordnance storekeepsr;
c aslS i'G Henry sasr ] Firm aeTy
james Kelly, sixteenth inantry Charles H. Whlttle-
sey Thirteenth lnlanlry;, John B. Cunningham,
Twenty nany cavn D. Meha Man se re-
retired, retire john Elliott retred; Dennis j. Downing,
retired tirst LieurenanlsW Villain Ii. Chase, Corps
s IN aaton h M n ID Geoge Mbuy Tr
Artillery crowned; Lemuei 3; Norton, FIRST aru,-
ery George X DAMN Tnd W sry GNn B.
| Twenty.l first infantry (drowned); William W. Parry,
Thirteenth infantry tdrowned); Edward Murphy, re-
tired; John Il. Hynes, unassigned. Second Lieuten-
ants-James b. Aackall, Corps OF Engineers; James
G; Morrison, FIRST artillery GulIiord D. jennings.
James E. shortelle, Eleventh infantry; Stephen ,.
ThobuEn Twenty third infantry. surgeonsaAbel F.
Mecnern and Philip c. Davis. Assistant Surgeon
| George II. Gum, Professor Dennis II. Mahan
tdrowned), Chaplain and Professor Jonn w. French,
| Professor Hyacnth Ragnel, Chaplain Matthias
Harris, retired.
Captain Henry A. Ellis, Fifteenth Infantry; First
Lieu euants James Collins, FIRST cavalry; Archbald
Bogle Twenty NTH infantry; Robert E. bradford,
Rob- First infantry; William II. Bower, Fourteenth
infantry; Louis Schoubour, THIRD infantry; Charles
L. SNOW, Eleventh infantry.
CksHtERED.
Major John Ledyard Hodge, Paymaster; Captain
Iobu w. Hodges, Storeseeper, luariernasterS De-
parsment; Second Lieutenant Darwin q. Fenuo,
Seventeenth infantry; Assistant Surgeon W. Ii. IL
Mcnler
pR9rPED.
Lieutenant Il. walwortn smith, Seventh cavalry.
|, WHOLLY RETIRED.
CAPTAIN George B Hogc, Twelfth Infantry.
| RETIRED FROM ACTIVE SERVICE.
| The following officers nave been placed on the re-
| tired list during the past year:-
on Their own APPLICATION rigadier Genera! u.
! W. BriCe, Paymasier General; Lieutenant Coionei
| hiram Leonard, Deputy Paymaster General; FRO
lessor william II. G. Bartlett.
| ON the Fun Rank OF Command Held by Them
| when Wounded-Lieutenant colonel George L..
| Hartsun Assistant Adjutant General, with fun rank
| with iuli rank OF captain, mounted, wounded wliie
J commanding Company NJ, FIRST Arkansas cavalry;
Second Lieutenant Franklin ieaton, THIRD cava.ry,
| win full rank OF captain, mounted, wOundeu III
action with Indians December 2j, 1869. while com.
mandng troop + Inrd cavalry; Second Lieutenant
James H. sinclair Sixteenth infantry, late Captain
TWenty-thnd infantry, wounded while commanding
a company OF Twenty-tblrd infantry.
on Account OF Long and Faithful service, ounds,
Disease, &C.-Colonei George SIODeman, twenty.
first iu.antry; Major Milton Cogswen, twenty -nrst
infantry Major Nathaniel Prime, Corps OF En-
| cIneers; CAPTAIN Francis Beach, Fourth artillery
| Captain Andrew NJ Brown, Thirteenth infantry
try: second Lieutenant Andrew q. BaSne. Sixth IN
fantry; Second Lieutenant Frank A. Page, Ienth III
fantry wounded while a private IN the volunlcei
service Second Lieutenant Gustlye Maenltzky
Fourteenth infantry; second Lieutenant Thomas Is.
Reed, Twenty fourth infantry.