New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-12
ARMY AppOiAtments.

President Grant, on Wednesday last,
made the following appointments Of second
lieutenants ID the army. Most of them are
from civil life. Their appointments are
conditioned upon their passing successful
examination before board Of officers here
after to be convened:
Auson G. Allen, son Of Major II. A. Allen,
Second Artillery; s. G. Allen, Jr., acting
assistant surgeon, United States army, at
Fort Rice; Charles &. Ayers. son of Colonel
r. B. Ayers, Third Artillery; William Al
len. commiksary sergeant, United States
army, at Camp Apache, Arizona Territory;
Henry BeIlas, of the War Department;
Henry G. Carleton. son of the late Colonel
j. H. Carleton, United States army: VII
liam CareoD, son Of the late MT carson;
Joseph w. Duncan, son OF Colonel 1. Dun
can, United States army; Edward ).
Fowler, clerk in the Treasury Department;
H. j. Gasmon, paymasters clerk: j.
Granville Gates, son Of the late Colone.
William Gates, United States army; Frank
S. Hinkle. sergeant Company A, Fifth In
faptrv: William A. Hughes; Frederick r.
Kisling bury, chief clerk headquarters De-
uartmeut of the Lakes: George S. kenzie,
son of the late Paylnaeter J. II. kenzie;
William St. G. Long; William Lassiter, for
merly cadet at the Military Academy;
James B. Lockwood, son Of Professor Henry
Surgeon NJ. Mills; Hubert Mcclellan;
Charles w. Merritt, Ninth Cavalry; G. X.
McGunnegle, James L. Murray, James {.
Ord, Henry d. Oler, General Land Once.
Washington; Fred. T. Peet, New York
CITY; John H. Peshire, Newark, New
Jersey; William c. Roundy; sergeant
Twenty-frst Infantry; - Stockton,
son Of Senator Stockton: John Shell
ton, sergeant major Of the Twentieth
infantry; Thomas Q. Sedgwick, late colonel colonel
Smith, son of Mrs. General Z. K. Eaton;
Theo. Smith, sergeant in signal service: Eu-
gene Swami, Pennsylvania: - Mutt,
Natchez, Mississippi; William j. Turner,
son of the late Commodore Turner, United
States navy; Frederick Thiers, sergeant
Seventh Cavalry; George A. Thompson,
Phoenix, Maryland :. Won Schrader. De-
troit, Michigan; w. w. Wearhersspoon,
Washing ton, District Of Columbia; James
G. Winters, served as volunteer against the
Modoes; George S. Young, NJ; :, n; -
Warwick, Alabama; James Z. II. Foster,
Pennsylvania; George Bell Reed, Washing
ton, District Of Columbia; Chris. II. Cor
ringe, brother of the late Commodore
Gorringe, United States navy.
By general orders No. 81, just issred from
the War Department, the following named
cadets, graduates of the Military Academy,
are appointed in the army Of the United
States, with the rank of second lieutenant,
from June l3, 1873:
In the corps of ngineers-Cadets William
H. Bixby, Henry S: Taber, William I. Ros-
sell, Thomas N. BaiIy. First Cavalry
Cadet George S. Hoyle. Second Cavalry
Cadet Henry c. La Point. Third Cavalry
Cadet cambridge Reynolds. Fourth Cav
alry-Cadets Joseph II. Dorst. Augustus
Z. Tyler. Fifth Cavalry-Cadets Robert
London, George o. Eaton, Hoel s.
Bishop. Eighth Cavalry-Cadets Ezra 3.
Cavalry-Cadet Quincy ON. Gilmore.
Second AItllery-Cadet George F. Z.
Harrison. Third Artillery-Cadet John
Z. Myers. Fourth Artiliery-Cadets John
A. Lundeen. Charles A. L. Totten,
Jacob A. E. Bloom, Albert s. Cum.
minis. Joseph Garrard. Alexander B.
Dyer, Joshua L. Knapp, George Paddock.
Fifth Artillery-Cadets William H. Coffin,
Edward T. Brown. First Infantry-Cade,
Hugh T. Reed. Eighth Infantry-Cade,
William H. Carter. Twelfth Infantry-Ca
Thirteenth Infantry - Cadet Samuel N
Holmes. Fifteenth Infantry - Cadets
George A. Cornish. billiard II. Clark. Nine
teenth Infantry-Cadet Cornelius Gardner
Twentieth lnfantry-Cadet Joseph +. Hus:
ton. Twenty-frst Infantry-Cadets Dame
Cornman, Louis P Brant. Twenty-secOnC
Infantry-Cadet Edward w. Casey. Twen
ty-third Infantry-Csdet Calvin D. Cowles
1wenty-tourth Infantry-Cadet Edgar S
Beacon.
The general regulations paragraph Isl
allow three months leave of absence to the
graduates Of the Military Academy on en-
tering service. In accordance with rhi!
regulation all the graduates above named
will report in person at their proper sta
tons On the thirtieth of September next.