National Republican., 1882-07-29
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.


Passed Assistant Engineer George Cowic, jr. U.
S. N, is ordered to the Hartford at Boston.
Chief Engineer Robert l.. Harris, u 8. N, who
is on special duty hero, is ordered to tho Enter
prise at Norfolk.
Colonel Roger Jones, assistant inspector general
y. s. A.. was at Fort Trumbull, Now London,
during this week.
Cadet Engineers Emil Thoiss and Peter Miller
u. g. N. class of 1882, are ordered to the flagship
Tennessee, home squadron.
Lieutenant Commander Charles O'Neill U. s.
n, arrived ut San Francisco July II from Boston,
accompanied by his wife aud child.
The sloop. of-war IroQuois, Commander James
II. Sands, sailed from San Francisco Thursday
for Panama, 70 join the Pacific squadron.
Lieutenant Alexander H. NJ. Taylor, Nineteenth
Infantry, was In San Antonio, Texas July IS, from
his station at Fort Ringgold, ON the Rio Grande.
The Powhatan and Tallapoosa sailed from the
Pensacola navy-yard at o'clock Thursday morn
ing for tho North, towing the monitor Canonicus
Lieutenant Edward A. Field, Master Lucien
Young, Ensign James II. Sears, and Midshipmen
Walter q. Richardson and Edward Brinley are Or
dcred to the monitor Montauk for her cruise.
Captain Edmund Luff, lieutenant and quarter
master Eighth Cavalry, has been granted leave for
| a month from Fort Clark, Texas. He was at San
| Antonio July ~ with Mrs LuT
Lieutenant Calvin Esterly, Tenth Cavalry, who
has resigned to take effect next year. was relieved
from duty at San Antonio, Texas, July Is, to enable
| him 10 take the leave granted him.
Lieutenant David G. McRi,chie, U. s. N, who
| has for some timo commanded the monitor Mon.
tauk at the vy-yard here, is ordered as cxccu-
| tive officer of that vessel for her cruise.
The Pensacola, flag ship Pacific squadron, Rear
Admiral Balch, arrived at Panama July 10, thir-
| teen days from Callao. The Alaska, Captain
George L. Bellnap, has gone to Honolulu from
Callao.
Lieutenant George D. Wallace, Seventh Cavalry,
left Fort Leavenworth, Kansas last Monday for
st. Paul, on leave of absence and the Leaven-
worth Times intmates that he has gone to get
married.
Lieutenants Eugene II. C. Leutze and Samuel p.
Comey, Masters Frederick Ii. Tyler and Moses l..
Wood, and Midshipmen Porter d. Haskell and
Thomas A. Parke, arc ordered to the monitor
Nantucket.
Surgeon Thomas Hiland, q. 8. N. arrived at
New York, Wednesday. on the mail steamer from
Aspnwall, having been invalided home OH medi-
cal survey, on account of the inJurie mentioned
in THE REPUBLICAN, on Tuesday. He was removed
to the navy yard hospital, and is thought to be in
critical condition.
Lieutenant Commander Henry II. Gorringe U.
s. N, has arrived here and is the guest of
Hon. Abram s. Hewett at No. Sn6 Connecticut
avenue. He has just received an extention
IF his furlough, at his own request, and knows
more about Northern Pacific Railway matters
than any BODY outside of President Willard and
the Northern Pacific directory. He will be here
only day or two
General William C. Bartlett lieutenant Third
iHiuHtiyi hiiiNCu ut Iuul luht rIIuuy from MS
station, at Fort Maginnis, Montana. He is son of
Colonel William II. c. Bartlett professor (retied)
U s. A.. the brother OF Major Charles q. bartlett,
Eleventh Infantry, and brother in-l law of Major
General John NJ Schofeld lie graduated from
West Point in 1862, commanded a regiment OF
cavalry during the War, and has been first lieu
teDunt since 1864.
Tho Walla walla Union prints the following
60 The other evening gallant lieutenant belong
ing to the First Cavalry in view of the raids made
| on various officers quarters by burglar, procured
n dragoon revolver, which he carefully loadedan
placed OH q small stand at the head of his bed
After retiring he thought to himself: Now, IL a
burglar comes in here the frs, thing he will do
will be TO take possession of that revolver SO to
prevent the burglar from doing so the lieutenant
lay awake all night watching the instrument of
death. Don't ask Lieutenant Garvey If this be
true"
Captain Carlos Carvallo assistant surgeon U. 8.
A., died Sunday morning, July %. at Great Win
stead Beach, near Boston. He was a native OF
Chilli and the son of Scnor Emanuel Carvallo, the
former minister of that country TO the Un tied
States. He was educated in Chill and, readin g
medicine In this country, graduated in medicine
| ut the University, of Goltengen, in Hanover, and
afterward went through the medical college Of the
| Royal University at Berlin. He returned to the
| United States, which he had adopted rs a home,
and May II, 1867, was appointed lieutenant and
assistant surgeon, becoming captain three years
| later. lie was married some years ago TO Miss
| Emma Bayliss, Of this city, who, with two chill
| dren, survives him. lie has been in poor health
for some time, and was recently at Atlantic Beach,
Nj, for his health, going from there 10 Great
| Winstead.
The following important general order was issued
from the War Department yesterday, which will
be an Army regulation: By direction of the Sec
relary of War the following regulation is pub.
lished TO the Army No officer OF the Army shall
Issue orders TO himself or To subordinate requiring
travel beyond the limits OF his command creating
a Claim for mileage or for transportation in kind
All orders will contain certiacaton that the
travel directed is necessary for the public service
Officers of the staff departments who do not report
for orders TO the general commanding the division
or department in which they are serving will
make application through military channels TO
bo submitted to the Secretary of War, for orders
dirccling travel on public business. When the
exigenCies Of the occasion clearly require IT, nu-
thority may be solicited by telegraph for necessary
Journeys. This order will not relate TO officers OF
the Corps Engineers SO far as travel within their
| respective districts on business connected with
the civil works under their charge is concerned"
While this order will cause considerable annoy
auce in 1t will cause very considerable
reduction OF mileage and transportation expenses
at certainly is an elegant remedy for all pains
and aches, says DR.. j. Turner, of Shirrelps Ford,
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