The New York herald., 1874-11-26

Hough to the Twenty.sccond, Orlando ii. Moore to
the sixth. David R Hancock to the Twenty.nith
and Montgomery Bryant to the Second
Alarge number OF ientenants Of each arm OF
the service have been advanced a step.
IN THE LINE OF PROMOTION.
The senior field oncers in he line OF promotion
are ,aown ii a tue ist sunoined me ten senior
lows:-
CAVALRY.
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foSsrs ''S SSssns ni tsasss Webb Is
ns seHih q. THOMAS. fven,, s.spn s%S Bush Tw.n;y:
sis sixteenth 5 .fS'HS f. Bro,nslioa. FINN i
CASUALTIES.
Including relif ementS IRON active service, there
have been Sixty-iour casualties during tue eleven
months ot thus year. as iollows:-
Major Robert G. 3ssa9sea-as Sass4 psymaster surgeon
James /. Ghseiin, Captain George Meade, First.
ars,l!ery; captain George ?. Hoge. Twsllth N
ianiTy; LIsaisnant james H. Jones, Fourth
cavalry; Lieutenant William Gerhard, Ninth
cavalry; Lieutenant Quincy ON; Gilmore, Tenth
s sasary MATTHEW 1u & Gse GGssP rDa'a 5ssn
artillery; Lieutenant Luther NJ. Iongshaw, Fourth
Tenth Infantry; Lieutenant Russell mayer, Elev.
enth iniantry Lieutenant Edwin I. Howard,
rssn nany ito dae Sana 1s Lieu
Lieutenant Richard Ponion, Twenty third infantry;
Post Chaplain {. W. petaeraridge ptaa
Major General George l.. Hartsur retired
Brigadler General Alexander b. Dyer, Cnei or
Lieutenant Colonel Fred. Myers Deputy Quarter.
master General; Lieutenant Colonel Hyatt Z.
ant Colonel John q. Foster, Corps ol Engincers;
Lieutenant Colonel James r Roy; Fifteenth IN
aaa Uoons Jo,epn l. aassn re,
simpson, surgeon Horace X. Writ, Major Eugene
". urittenael, rni cavalry; Major Levi i.
Captain John Il. Edic, Ordnance department;
Captain James Burns, FIish cavalry; Captain
Christopher, Eighteenth Infantry; Lieutenant
Charles l.. Hudson. Fourth cavalry; Lieutenant
N. Hall, First artillery; Lieutenant Levi H. Robin
son., Fourteenth infantry KILLED, by lndan-l
iantrs; % L,ea,enant rnlo senultze Eignteenti. til
infantry; Lieutenant Thomas :. Dococr re Gired.
DislRtssed-5.
Captain George I. Oimsted, Second artillery;
: Captain William Stanley, twentieth infantry;
eutenaas Gavin n npeer eyentu slntn naniry
Lieutenant Frank a. Page, retired
Major Virgil s. Eggcston, Paymaster; Captain
/ Thomas B. Hunt Assistant Quarermaster: Lieu
tenant &. y. Mcpermolt, Twenrythlrd iniantry;
Lieutenant ). X. Thompson, Twenty y-tth infant ry.
Droppea to,' Deseyeon-s.
Lieutenant John Asplnwali, seventh cavalry;
Lieutenant Robert Acely, @ Twenry-iourth Infantry.
Ky direction of the Presdent-BrIgader General
Amos b. Earon, Commissary General OF Supsi-t-
ence, having served l0rty.eght years; Colonel
George W. Cui'um, Corps OF Engineers, over SIXTY
Eisn,G a 6s infantry, and L,saena%t Colonel Levi &
Bootcs, Twcnty-ilth infantry, over siAty-two
ea11 81 aSe 1na u, GI Hn On o St m
gomery, Deputy Quartermaster General on his
on account Of wounds, disease, .Sc,-colonel
Henry d. Wallen, Second ir!antry: Captain Her.
bert A. IIascall, Firth artillery; Captain William
by III treatment whcn he was prisoner OF war IN.
the hands o. the reoels /; Lieutenant John Tyler,
FIRST Infantry tlost an arm at the battle VI Camp
bell station Tenn, November 10. 1879.
CHANGED HIS NAME.
John RZiha, Captain or Fourth infantry, Will
hereafter DC known and Recognized IN the army
as JOHN LauDe de LaubenelS his name having
been SO changed by act oi Congress, approved
April ~, 1871.
Adephus II. Won Luettwtz first lieutenant
Third cavalry, who was dismissed by general
court martial orders, No. 3S July $, 1870, Tor pre-
scnuug, or causing TO be presented, two pay ac-
counts ior the same month having proved his IN
nocence Of the charge, mas been reappointed un-
Captain Cnarles Parker, late Ninth cavalry, 70
be captain same regiment rom April ., 1874, with
his former rank from January II, 1870.
RECORD CORRECTED.
CAPTAIN George A. Armcs, Tenth cavalry, dis
missed by general court martial orders, NO. 30,
June L 1870 to he nonorably discharged with the
same pay. ami allowances as II he had neen dis
charged under the act OF July Il, 1870. ,Act May
2s, 1874.
general officers, chcis Of departments and Held
Oihcers OF cavalry. artillery ana infantry, to-
gener with the reae ram n o Inn aae s,d
and. v0lunteers:--
Register of General Onlcers, Sc.
GENERAL 0FFr,ERs.
H.
Army headquarters, -. Louis.
mandlng the Military DIVISION oil the Missouri
MAJOR General WINFIELD =. Hancock, command.
quarters New YORK.
Major General Jonn NJ. schoneld, commanding
the Military Division OF the Pacific and Depart
inent of California: headquarters san Francisco.
MAJOR General Irwin Mcdowell, commanding the
Military Division OF the south; headquarters,
Briaadier General John Pope commanding the
Department. OF the Missouri; headquarters Fort
nr,saIier General Oliver o. Howard. command.
Ing the Department OF the Columbia; I; headauar-
Br'iaad,er General Alfred Terry, commanding the
Department OF Dakota; headquarters, ST. Paul,
Briaadler General Edward o. c. Ord, command.
Ing no Department. Of the Platte; headquarters
Brigadlcr General Christopher c. Augur, COM
mandin9 the department Of Texas; headquarters,
Hriaadter General George Crook, commanding
the Department. OF Arizona; headquarters, Pres
cott- A. i.
STAFF DEPARTMENTS.
Bripader General Edward ID. Townsend, AdJu-
tant GeneIal>
Colonel Randolph B. Marcy, senior Inspector
General
Brgadler General Iosenh Holt Judge Advocate
General.
Colonel Albert J. Myer Chet Signal 0flcer.
Brgadler General Montgomer, Z. Meiss, quar-
termaster General.
Rrig adler General Alexander L. Shiras, Conmis-
eary General OF Subsistence.
!. Brigad!er General Joseph H. Barnes, surgeon
General. - 60,
Colonel BENJAMIN Alvord, Paymaster General.
Brigadier General Andrew A. Humphreys, Omci
or Engineers. :. ,,.. ,.,.e :, !,
Ordnance, - -
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