The age-herald., 1898-10-22
WHEELER ISSUES
 OFFICIAL ORDERS Forming Fourth Army Corps Into BrigadeS and Divisions. ASSIGNMENT OF OFFICERS Sergeant John Dudley Will Be Sent to the Government Hospital at Wash ington for Treatment Other
 News of the Camp.
ASSIGNMENT OF OFFICERS

Huntsville, October A.-(special.) .)-Major- General Wheeler yesterday issued the fol- lowing general order forming the fourth corps into brigade and divisions in accord-' ance with general orders Nos. 165 and 166, current series, adjutant-genraFs office.
 "In compliance with general orders No. 166, current series, adjutant-generaPs office, and until the arrival of Major-General Adna R. Chaffee, United States Volunteers, Brigadier-General Robert H. Hall, United States Volunteers, is charged with the or ganization of the first division and first brigade Until the arrival of Brigadier- General Richard Comba, United States Vol unteers, the senior officer present in tho second brigade, first division, is charged with its organization.
 Until the assignment of a permanent commander to the First Cavalry brigade, composed of the Second, Fifth and Tenth regiments of cavalry, the senior officer present for duty with those organizations is charged with it's organization.
 "The Fifth cavalry will report direct to these headquarters until further orders.
 Subject to the approval of the secretary of war, the Third battalion, First Florida Volunteer infantry, is assigned to the first brigade, first division."
 The assignment by the regimental com mander of the following named officers of the Tenth cavalry to the command of troops of the regiment from the date set opposite their names is confirmed: Lieu tenant H. c. Whitehead, September 29; Lieutenant Paul Reisinger, October H.; Lieutenant T. A. Roberts, October 19; Lieu tenant A. E. Remington, October 19.
 The regimental commander is directed to send Sergeant John Dudley, Company II, Sixteenth infantry, to the government hos pital at Washington for treatment
 Major Clarence R. Edwards, the present adjutant general of the corps, returned last night from a leave of absence spent In Ohio. Major w. w. McCammon, Tenth infantry, the new adjutant general, also ar rived last night and will assume the duties of the office.
 Brigadier General Lincoln has been mo- tified by the department at Washington to take his taff with him when he goes to Spartenburg.
 The Seventh cavalry, which was en- camped at the foot of Chapman H.ll, broke camp yesterday and marched ovef to the field formerly occupied by the Second Geor- gia and Fifth Maryland, where it pitched its tents. The new ground has better drainage than the former camp site.
 Captain Jas M Cronin, quartermaster of the Sixty-nnth New York, yesterday re- signed his position and returned to his home in New York. Captain Cronin was one Df the most popular officers of the regiment and has been an excellent quartermaster His private business in New York demand ed his attention and he had to resign.
 Colonel Nye chief of the local comm's S. sary depot, returned last night from visit to Chattanooga and Knoxville.
 Colonel Oscar J. Brown, of the Second Georgia infantry, which was recently taken to Atlanta to be mustered out, reached the city this morning to make short visit. Colonel Brown is a candidatae for the colonelcy of the Third Georgia infantry, recently made vacant by the resignation of Colonel Candler The Second will reas- semble November 4, when the work of muster out will begin.