The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08

ant william Abbot, Ninth infantry, March q. 1875
Second Lieutenant William >. Ross, fwenty-nrst IN
fantry, October Is 1875; second Lieutenant Louis y
Brant. Twenty-hrst infantry March u, loIoi fos'
Chaplain Hiram Stone. January u, 1870
Deciin<d-By Edmund r. Williams, or New YORK,
the appointment Of second lieutenant Sixth infantry,
October is, 1873
Commission vacated By Ne,e Appointment-By Brig
adler General William Mex. bun, Judge Advocate
General the commission Of assistant judge advocate
general, with the rank OF colonel December J, 1870
Died f22l -Colouel Avian c. Gillem. First cavalry,
at hs residence, near Nashville, Tenn, December 2,
1873
Colonel Gordon Granger Fifteenth Infantry at Santa
Fe, New Mexico January TO- 1876
Major John Mel Taylor. Commissary ofSubsistence,
at Baltimore, Md, November n, 1878
Major James y. Weeds Surgeon, AZ Nashville, Tenn,
October, 1875
Major Richard NJ Hin, Ordnance Department, at
Springfield Armory, Massachusetts. March % isae :,
Major Charles H. Morgan, Fourth artillery, ~ Al
catraz Island, Cal, December 20, 1875
Major William silvey, United States Army, retired,
at Uswego, N. ", October -. 1874
Major Charles b. Jordan, United States Army, re-
tired, at Canton, MasG, January D. 1876.
Major washington na Newton United states ,s1 Army
Captain verplanck Van Antwerp, Military Store
keeper. Quar,ermasters Department At Strawberry
Captain Alfred ID. Wilson, Assistant Surgeon, at Camp
Mcdowell, A T.. November 80, 1875
Captain Alfred Delaney ;s Assistant Surgeon at At
Captain Henry A. Ellis, Fifteenth infantry, at San
Francisco, Cal, January % 1875
Captain George Lancaster, United states Army re-
tired, at Bangor, Me-, September 20, 1875.
First Lieutenant John A. Campbell Second artillery,
at Raleigh N. c., October 20 1875.
First Lieutenant Patrick H. Breslin, Fourth infan-
try. at Cincinnati Ohio. February 20, 1876.
First Lieutenant Robert r. Warren, Fourth infantry.
at Camp Douglas. Utah, January 20, 1870
First Lieutenant Horace l. Pike United states Army,
retired, at Mendocino, Cal, March 20, 1875.
Second Lieutenant Patrick keliiher, Twenty-hnh
infantry al Fort Davis, Texas February IL, 1876.
Post Chaplain Zacharah Raglan, at Steubenville.
OHIO November p, 1875.
Post Chaplain Charles L. Hequembourg, at Fort NC
Phcrson Neb., December "a, 1915.
Post Chaplain David ii. Eakns at Philadelphia, Pa.
Wholly ieeiired--In conformity with section 1852,
Revised Statutes, Captain Charles b. AtchisoI, Four
tcenth infantry, February 70, 1870.
II OF the act OF July Is 1870 Section l229, Revised
Siautes, First Lieutenant Ocran IL Howard, Filth ar
observation-disclosures John Laube do Laubenfcls,
Fourth infantry December 81, 1876 First Lieutenant
Francis s Davidson, Ninth cavalry November Is,
1875; First Lieutenant Reade NJ Washington, Ninth
cavalry, February rs, 1876; FIRST Lieutenant John
Little, Fifteenth infantry, November .. 1885, Second
Lieutenant W. ST. 9. Long, Seventh infantry, Deccm-
Cashiered-First Lieutenant Josiah A. Shectz, Fourth
infantry, December ., 1875.
the companies and batteries to which they have sue
cecded the natural course OF promotion appoint
ment or to which they have been assigned BY compe-
tent authority.
Acceptance or non acceptance OF appointments and
In OF acceptance the birthplace OF tho officer APP
pointed his age and residence, wnen appointed and his
full name, correctly written, will in all DO
promptly reported to the Adjutant General
In OF the death OF an officer II is hereby nado
the duty OF his immediate commanding officer to report
the fact at once direct to this office stating the cause
date and place.
When officer away from his command dies in hos
pial or under treatment the medical officer in charge
viii forward the report above required II not under
treatment by army medical officer tho report Will be
made by any officer having cognizance OF the TACT
MOVEMENTS OF OFFIcKRs.
The following officers relieved from duty and
will join their respective commands Second Lieuten-
ant Louis Wihclme, First infantry, from Fort Column
bus, New York harbor; Bernard K Byrne, sixth in
fantry same; George +. Cooke, Fifteenth infantry,
from Columbus barracks, Ohio when relieved as .
member OF tho General Court Martial; J. r. Coggett,
Twenty-third infantry, from Fort Columbus New York
harbor
BY direction OF the President the order relieving
Major Lewis Merrill Seventh cavalry, from duty IN
connection with the international Exhibition Of 1885, ID
revoked.