New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-21
TIE ARMY And NAVY.
,erintendent

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.-The superintendent
OF the mounted recruiting service will cause forty re-
cruits to be- prepared and forwarded under proper
charge to the Preside of San Francisco, Call for assign
ment to the troops OF LIST Cavalry serving in the
Department Of the Columbia.
The following transfers OF eutenants Of artillery for
the course of instruction indicated iu General Orders
No IA series Of 49, aud Special orders No ILL., series
OF 1870. are announced:
1st Artillery-First Lieutenant Gilbert b. Cotton from
Battery NJ to Light Battery K, Fret Lieutenant
Frank s. Rice from Light Battery to Battery NJ;
Second Lieutenant David Price FROM Battery to Light
Battery X, vice Second Lieutenant Frank >. HaIlow
"a ArIIery-First Lieutenant 'ledorem Crawford. jr,
from Battery To Light Battery A. vice tlfst LEU
tenant Alexander ID. ocLenck from Light Battery 10
I'd Rrtilery-First Lieutenant Henry B. Osgood
from Battery to Light Battery Cvice First Lieutenant
Ramsay ID. Potts from Light Battery Z TO battery L
First Lieutenant James Odara from Battery TO Bat
IA Artillery First Lieutenant John A: Lundcen
from Battery Light Bait ~ 3D. vice FIRST Lieutenant
george H. Paddock from liz Battery Il 20 Battery A.
5eco1d Lieutenant How ard A. sprmgett from Battery
Jones from Light Battery b to Battery D.
9th ArLillery-First Lieutenant Edward I. Brown
from Battery Light Battery vice First Lieutenant
j. Estcourt Sawyer from Light Battery 10 Battery II
TIE officers of the new detail Will report for duty WIN
the light batteries to whlch they IRE rnscrre
l. 1872, when those relieved, VINO are not on detached
service will proceed to their respective batteries
Special Orders OF September T. 1882, directing First
Lieutenant Edward Chaplin 10Th Infantry, TO pro-
coed TO LETTERS on Barracks No. ana report TO Tue
superntendeut mounted recruiting service TO conouct a
detachment OF recruits to the 9th cavalry have been re-
vOkcd.
Lieutenant q commander c. NJ. Anthony has reported
his return home having been detached from the Brook
yn South Atlantic station, August "a aud has been
placed on sick Master j. c. Freeman has reported
mis- arrival home, having been dctac led from the
Iroquos Pacific Station the 9Th nst and has been
placed on sick leave Master Frank j. Mugan mas been
detached from the Passaic and Ottre as eXceu I've On
board the Wyandotte Master Christopher l.; Brans,
from the Kearsarge the 1871 inst and placed SICK
leave Mdshpman 10 An Gibson from the Minnesota and
ordered the Ranger; Paymaster John +. Iurbel
from Navy Yard, Portsmouth, H.,
on inst. and ordered to 90 duty at the Navy
Yard, Boston the 30tn inst; Paymaster j. Goodwin
Hobbs duty at the Torpedo station on the 3Oth
inst and ordered to settle and wait orders
Paymaster Frank IL. Arms from the Navy iard Boston,
Oh the 30th Dst aud ordered ~ settle accounts and
wait orders Paymaster Rufus s. Mcconnell from the
Receiving ship Wabash the Both inst and ordered to
settle accounts and wait orders Passed Assistant Pay
master stephen Road duty in the bureau OF Pro-
visions and Clothing the 29th, and ordered TO duty
at the Torpedo Station the Both inst Chaplain s. d.
Boorum from the Navy Yard, Pensacola, and placed on
waiting orders Paymaster c. f. Guild from duty as
inspector at tue Navy Yard Portsmouth N H. and or
dered the receiving ship Wabash, at Boston, on the
Bob nst Paymaster John MacmahOn mas been ordered
to the Navy Yard, Portsmouth, n. H. on the 18th nsI
Paynaster Frank H. Human as Inspector OF provisions
and clothing Ut the Navy Yard Portsmouth, Va 10th
inst,