National Republican., 1882-07-17
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS,

| Captain Charles o. Bradley, Twentieth Infantry.
has been granted two months extension, from
July "a, of sick leave.
Chief Engineer Henry II. Stewart, U. 8. N, is
detached from the League Island navy yard aud
placed on waiting orders.
Lieutenant Conway II. Arnold, U. s. n, is de-
tnched from the flagship Lancaster, European
squadron, and ordered TO return home.
Lieutenant Benjamin w, Leavell, Twenty
fourth Infantry, is granted one month extension
of leave. His station is at Fort Supply, Indian
Territory.
Major Charles R. Greeneaf, surgeon U. s. A.
is ordered to duty rs postsurgeon at Columbus
Barracks, Ohio, to succeed the late Surgeon Will
liam NJ. Notson.
Colonel william Winthrop major and Judge.
advocate, U. s. A., is ordered to report at San
Francisco September for duty, instead of August
l. as ordered in April last.
Colonel John Whitney, lieutenant Eleventh In
fantry, has been granted six months extension,
from June l. of his sick leaye, surgeons certii
cate heretofore furnished,
Chief Engineer Ciprlano Andrade, U. s. N, is
ordered as coal inspectorat Philadelphia to relieve
Chief Engineer Richard NJ. Bartleman, who is
placed on waiting orders.
The only sister of General Joseph X Barnes, ex.
Surgeon General, died last Monday at Deer Park,
In Western Maryland. She. was the wife of ex-
Governor Jenkins, OF Georgia
General Samuel b. Holabird, assistant quarter.
master general, is ordered here from Philadelphia
to examine records pertaining to claims made be-
fore the French and American Claims Commits
| sion.
| Lieutenant William J. Campbell, Twenty sc cond
| Infantry, who was granted one month leave June
| 30 from Fort Clark, Texas. by General Augur,
has been granted two months extension of his
| leave.
A new signal station is ordered to be established
at Mackinac City, Mich. and First class Private
| Frederick A. Day, Signal Corps, is ordered from
Boston, via Washington, to that point to take
| charge.
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w. Bartlett, U. s. N, arrived at San Francisco
July 8 from Newport, r. l. (where they were re-
Gently attached to the training squadronl, under
\ orders to duty on board the Adams, which viii
soon go 10 Alaska for the wiuter.
| Lieutenant Charles II. Noble, Sixteenth Infantry
who Is now with his company at Fort McKayett,
Texas has been granted six months leave to take
| effect about october1, During the rebellion he
served exactly three years to a day in the ranks
of the First Indiana Cavalry.
Commander Albert Kautz, commanding the
| Michigan, reports to the Navy Department from
Detroit, Mich, Oh the 1lth instant, that it was
proposed to proceed TO Port Huron on the 10th
instant, expecting to reach Mackinaw on the 2lst
and Green Bay, Wis.,, on or about the 26th of July
| Commander KautZ is the brother of General Au-
gust V. Kautz, colonel Eighth Infantry.
| Colonel Henry H. Humphreys, captain fifteenth
| Infantry has been granted two months extension
of the leave from Fort Lewis, Colorado, granted
him June 26 by General Pope. Colonel Hum
phreys, who is the son of General Andrew A
| Humphreys, U. S. A., late-chief of the Corps OF
| Engineers, an aide-de-camp OH his fathers
staff during the latter part of the war of The rebel
| lion
The Tennessee, flag ship Of Rear-Admiral George
\ II. Cooper commanding the North Atlantic Squad.
ron left New York "Wednesday for Proyincetown,
Mass, where the other vessels of the squadron
| will also rendezvous as soon as possible The
| YRntic, Commander Edwin 4. Woodward is al
ready there from Bangor, Ne, and the randalia,
| Captain Rush Il. Wallace, AT Boston; the Kear-
| sarge Commander George b. White, and the En-
| trrprise, Commander Edward NJ. Shepard, at
| Norfolk, and The Alliance, Commander George III
Wadeigh, at Boston, will join as as their re-
| pairs ART completed