New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
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GENERAL. FRANK THINKS THE GARRISON TROOPS
WILL BE ORDERED TO THE FRONT.

WILL BE ORDERED TO THE FRONT.
T, IS fully expected a, Army headquarters that
the troop, Of the lat and I'D regiments. now in
garrison AZ the forts about this harhor. Will soon
have an opportunity 10 20 70 the front Il VIII
probably not be un;il after tho new regiments To
make ND the quota Of this State under the second
call for volunteers are mustered in. The mon are
q, sirous of making another move. although they
were we'll pleased for time with the transfer
from TIE arid plains OF Hampstead to barracks and
tents close 10 salt water. They would be glad 10
20 10 the front. and envy the men Of other com
.aards that have already gone with the army ~ In
vaeion
While Brigader General Frank has had no or
doris in regard to the movement Of the troops
which were assigned to him. and whom he de
tailed 10 garrison the forts. he said yesterday that
De would not ne surprised II they were ordered
away. The fact that all fear OF Spanish attacks
on this coast had disappeared with the trapping
o. CcrvcrA's feet made he need Of garrisons much
loss than was expected az one time and II would
Dee possible to have newly recruited troops gaining
military knowledge there. and release the better
trained men for use elsewhere. General Frank said
the men OF the list and I'd. according both To oo-
scryaton and report. were excellent soldiers. and
showed Mach proficiency III irlI ana military
The impression prevailed at the Army Building
tt I'm. ?i ,ae NV tr%oP Thiss wrch VII no, nor
may hc used 10 carry III" troops at the New
York forts directly to Cuha or Porto Rico. when
tnlrl. room on sor1e the vessels for two reSi-
u.nts and their necessary supplies
General Frank has ordered general court mar
fal To convene at Fort Monroe tomorrow Tor the
trial OF soldiers accused OF sleeping guard duty
and OF other infrdctiOuS Of military law. The
court is composed Of Major Elwoot Evans. LIST
MARYLAND Volunteer Infantry. Captains Thomas O.
Forward james G Porter and George l.. Porter
FIRST Leutenants George T. King; Phlnp r For
Ter Milton K Hopkins and willard g. Rouse: Sec
oud Iieufenants Otho H. W. Talbot Hause Will
son charles :. Darlington and Hugh r. Rison.
also Of tho same command. Captain Samuel RIGGS.
Of the Regular Army. is the Judge Advocate.
Tho following sentence was announced in orders
Of fhc Department Of tho East yesterday: Edward
" FLYNN a private OF Company r. 81 New-Jersey
Volnnfcnr Infantry was found guilty by general
dlclal TO good order and military discipline. and
was sentenced 10 pay fine OF $40 and TO be con-
fined at hard labor for one month. On the finding
and sentence General Frank Endorsed that they
were approved but that the punishment imposed
was TOO light for the offence OF which the prisoner
was convicted In order. however. that he might
not escape well-merited punishment, the sentence
was approved and would he duly executed at Fort
on post when OF guard at the powder works at
PomptOn Lake. y. j. 80
The men II Battery z. 5th Artillery. L. 8 A. are
under orders to 90 TO Tampa by Wednesday from
lat Volunteer Infantry. will go from Fort Hamil-
ION 10 Fort Columbus on the same day. Twenty
five new recruits FOR Company l. lat Regiment. ar
rived AZ Fort Hamilton yesterday under Captain
McIntyrc from Mlddlctown. Orange County re-
rrufing the company 10 It's fun strength.
TRANSPORTATION furnished yesterday ny the
depot quartermaster To Jog recruits for the bsth
Regiment. Tampa. nfty-three for the 9th at
Chickamauga. and forty-three for the 4th. at
Chckamauga
Thousand Islands at low rates July to 5.
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