The New York herald., 1875-12-10
ARMY AND NAVY.
Promotions and Appointments Since The
Senales Special Session.
NOMINATIONS REQUIRING CONFIRMATION.


ot few days. The most noteworthy are the
appointment Of MAJOR Robert Macfeely 70 be Comms-
sary General or Subsistence, Shiras, deceased;
Colonel William Mex Dunn 70 be Judge Advocate Gen.
eral Holt retired both with the rank OF brgader
general and William n. Maynader 10 be major and
paymaster In the Of General Dunn the appoint
made according 70 seniority in the Bureau OF
Military Justice he beng the only colonel bu-
In the case Of General Macieely colonies,
three lieutenant colonies and majors over
slaughed and there win probably be some opposition
20 his confirmation. Major Maynadier's nomination
VIII also with dgsiavor. He nominated In
March last, but not confirmed in consequence It Is
presumed Or his having been mustered as captain
Of the FIRST artery December s. 1870 on the recon-
mendation fGenera Hancock's board, before which
all ahard cases" ordered under IL OF the
act Of July Is, 1870, reorganizing The army.
PROMOTIONS.
Subsistence Department
Captains Thomas e. sullivan and John W. Barriger,
70 be majors
Lieutenant Colonel Theodore T. s. Laf6ley, 20 be
coonel MAJOR Sas Crspn, to be lieutenant colonel
Captain Thomas H. Parker, 70 be major; Lieutenant
Joseph z. Clifford, TO be captain
First Cavalry-Second Lteutenants George K Bacon
and Alexander o. Brodie, 20 be first leUienants
Second Cavairy-Flrs Lieutenant James I. Peale, TO
be captain; Second Lieutenant william A Dinwidae,
10 be FIRST lieutenant.
Third Cavalry-First Lieutenant William II Andrews,
20 be captain
Fifth Cavairy-Frst Lieutenant J. Scott Payne, to
be captain Second Lieutenant Phiness p Barnard, TO
Ninth Cayalry-second Lieutenants Clarence A. Sted-
man and John ConlIne, to be first lieutenants.
Tenth Cavalry-CaPtain James Curtis Third cavalry,
10 be major; First Lieutenant Joseph N Kelly, TO be
captain Second Lieutenants Mason NJ Ma1on and Levi
T. Hunt 70 DC first ieuenants
ArtiLLe7-y
Second Artllery-Sccond Lientenants Clarence o.
Howard, Nathaniel Wolfe, Henry i. Reed and Edgar j.
Dudley, to be first lieuenants
Third Artilery--Second Leutenants Joseph NJ. Calef
and Charles W. Hobbs, 10 be first leutenants
Fourth Artillery-Second Lteutenants Jacob f.
Bloom, Albert Cqmmns Joshua l. Knapp, Joseph
Garrard and Alexander p Dyer 70 be hrst heutenants
Filth Arullery-captain Richard Arnold, to be major;
First Lieutenant Charles e MacConnel, 10 be captain,
Charles K. Barnett TO be first lieutenant.
Infantry
Second Infantry-Firsi Lieutenant Charles Keller, to
be captain; Second Lieutenant Sidney Clarke, TO be
FIRST lieutenant
Fifth Infantry-second Lieutenant Theodore F.
Forbes to be first lieutenant
Sixth Infantry-Second Lieutenant Alexander ~
Netherill to be hrst lieutenant
Twelfth lnlantry-Second Lieutenant George W.
Kingsbury, be first lieutenant
Fifteenth Iniantry-Frst Leutenants John W.
Eckles and John B. Enge to be captains; Second Lieu
tenants Hampden S. Cottel, Cyrus NJ Delaney and
Leverett H. Walker to be first lieutenants
Eighteenth Intantry-second Lieutenant Hiram e.
Benner to be first Lieutenant
Twentieth Iniantry-second Lieutenants william H.
Hammer Henry W. Howgate and John B. Rodman, TO
be first leutenants
Twenty-second lnfantry-Second Lieutenant ilam
J. Campbell to be first lieutenant
Twenty nth lnfantry-Frst Lieutenant Michael l.
Courtney, to be captain; Second Lieutenant Henry p
Ritzins 10 be first lieutenant
ARMY APPOINTMENTS
Bureau Of Military Justice
Colonel william Mex. Dunn to be Judge Advocate
General
Quarteraaster's Department.
Lieutenants James H Lord, Second artillery; James
NJ Marshall Fourth artillery; Edwin B. Atwood, Sixth
infantry; John simpson, Fourth artillery 70 be assist
ant quarlermasters, with the rank OF captain
Su6slstenee Department
Major Robert Macieely TO be Commssary General of
hoad
Eighteenth infantry 10 be captain and assistant com
missary
To be assistant sugeons with the rank OF first euen
ant-Blar D. Taylor, Curtis L. Price, James G. Worth
Reed Henry $ Kilbourne, James S. Merrill, William r.
Hail Richards Barnett, George IL Torney late passed
assistant surgeon United States Navy Louis W. Cramp
ton, Joseph +. Porter Marshall w. Wood, Marcus f.
Taylor William L. Newlands, John de B. w. Gardiner,
Robert f. Smith, William G. shannon George +. Lord,
LOUIS ) lesson, William 6. Spencer, Roland L.
Pay Department
To be paymasters with the rank Of major-Leutenant
Thomas T. rhomburgh, Second artillery; William May
nader, late captain First artillery JOSIAH A. Brodhead
late additional paymasteri Lieutenant William Arthur,
Third artillery.
Corps Of Engineers
Cadets Smith s. Leach, Daniel c. Kingman, Eugene
Griffin and Willard Young, 70 be second leutenants.
Ordnance Department
Second Lieutenant Charles W. Whlpple Third artl-
iery, TO be first lieutenant
Capalrn
To be Second Leutenants-William Van W. Reilly,
Backus and Robert 2. r Wainwright, First cavalry;
Henry d. Huntington, Second cavalry Stanton A.
Mason and Alexander Rodgers Fourth cavalry; EDWIN
Andrns, Filth cavalry; Timothy A Touey, William
Bard and George l. scott, sixth cavalry; James G.
sturgis, seventh cavalry
To be Second Lieutenants-E Wells, late cap
tam Fourth infantry First artillery, and the follow
ing cadets -Tasker Fl. Bliss. Charles H. Clark and
Ebert Wheeler, First artillery: Lotus Niles William
a simpson, Charles A. Tngie, Victor H. Bridgman,
Erastus ~ Weaver Jr., and Eli D. Hoye, Second ar
tillery Myron W. Howe and James b. Jones Fourth
artillery John Jefferson, John n. Baldwin, James
X McAulhe and James {. Bush, Fifth artillery
Infantry
To be Second Lieulenants-Jous Wlhemi, First
infantry Bernard A. Byrne, Sixth infantry; Basil "
Waters and George r. Cooke, Fifteenth infantry;
Andrew f. Fitzpatrick, Seventeenth infantry; Palmer
Illton, Twentieth infantry r. Il. r. Loughborough,
Twenty hfth infantry. Also the following CADETS
Arthur l. Wagner, sixth infantry; Thomas 3 McCaleb,
Ninth infantry George X smith and Robert K Evans
Twelfth infantry; James B. Goe Thirteenth infantry:
Joseph H. Gugt,n Fourteenth infantry: Thomas H.
Davis Fifteenth Infantry John G. Balance Sixteenth
Charles W. Williams, Eighteenth infantry; Francis IL
Eltonhead, Twenty nrst infantry; William II Dykman,
Twenty second infantry Samuel A. Cherry and Edwin
b. Bolton, Twenty third infantry.
PROMOTIONS
To be Rear ldmird-Stephen D. Trenchard. fAd-
miral Trenchard's promotion does not carry up any
captain TO the rank ol commodore there having been
wentysx instead Of twenty five officers Of that grade
since the promotion OF Captain John 9. Beaumont
under the actl
TO be CdptdiH-John Irwin
TO be ommdndsrg-Frederick r. Smith, Charles L.
Huntington, Alfred Hopkins.
10 6e LiestenaHts-Charles =. Norton, Edward 3.
Barry, G. W. Ruschenbergcr, Charles A. Bradbury,
Herbert Winsow william II Turner, Fletcher s Bas-
Fett, Timothy d. Bolles, George r Coiyocoresss,
Charles L. Coohan.
~ 6s Masters-Aibert i Dabney. Chauncey Thomas
William A. Marshall John DOWnes, William A. irwin
sGustavus 9. Hanos Perrin Busbee, William p Elliott,
John 4. Roller, Francis +, Greene Horace +. Mcln-
tosh, Carlos Q. CalAins. jeremiah Burnett Samuel
Seabury, George r. VI. Holman. Timothy c. c. Satcr,
William Cason, Henry H. BarrOlL
TO be EgsiguS- james =. Cresap, Aiphonso II. Cobb,
Frank Guertlu Samuel W. D. Dieh Reginald r. Mich
olson, James z. Understood Henry Morre, Charles L.
Putnam Mason A. Shufcdt.
10 he Medical Diyector--James Suddardo.
TO be Medical lfspectorC-Tbomas W. Leach William
M. King
10 b. Snr0eons-Gcorge r wlnslsw, Il n Beaumont,
Frederick NJ Dcarborne
10 6e Pulsed AssiStaat .St~1eonS-Homer Z. Law s.
A. Brown.
TO be Pay Birsctor-James y. Murray
10 be Pqg IgtspectOT-Edward MAY
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