New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-28
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EUROPEAN MANGUVRES OBSERVED
The War. Department is in receipt Of the prelim-
mar. renor.s Of the army officers who have been
observing The rnaaceuvres IN Europe. These re-
rorts so FAR ara very brief and do not contain
r7rch information beyond the fact that the ex-
er-iscs OF the Continental and British armies
were attended by our military representatives
abroad such as Captain T. Bentley Mott and
,-sntafn " = GTignard-alonE with. Generals
,-nanee. Crowd-r md Bell-in France; Captain
William s Bids 14th Infantry. in Germany;
Major John II 1wlcoJn, 9th infantry, in Eng
and, and Major Frank A. Edwards. 4th Cav
airy II italy The final reports made by these
officers viii go fully into the details Of oTgsniZa-
ton, equipment, administration, transportation
and subsistence There will also be special at
tention paid TO the methods Of communication,
the means Of acquiring information Of an enemy
and the kindred system pr secrecy regarding the
army or the defence These three subjects are
Of surprising interest just now. since they have
been taken up by the General staff Of the Amer
lean army with p view TO ascertaining what i'm
proveuent may be made in such facilities in the
American military establishment The reports
made BY the American military observers in
ManChuria have many important references to
these subjects. and Il Is believed that the effect
of the fighting in Aianchuria viii be observable
Il this years ulanoeuvTes in Europe.
ORDERS TssUED,-The following army and navy
orders have been issued:
ARMY
Fort MZer t. Fort Omaha
Csnt-zo; Surgeon CHARLES E MACDONALD. from Lib
Major v-ILBER z. WILDER and Captain MICHAEL. n,
IrNANEE 10Th Cavalry, detailed members exauin-
eFEs54AzI lnsTsstor general and CAPTAIN WILLIAM
seeon5 Lieutenant WILEY P MANGUM 18th Cavalry,
before board Fort Ethan Allen, examination for pro
Captain WILLIAM D. GETTY. N CsvsTy detailed
member canning noa-G PTe ,s 81 s
only vice 11asor WILLIAM I-AsITF. 18th Infantry
M
before hoard Prssiao OF Monterey. examination for
Second IAeurenan4 KERR RIGGS 14th Cavalry. before
bos-d Fort IeavsRF0-th for examination for promo
D-ataI Surgeon CFaoxToN L Ron from Paris Ky to
s xsN9 2 to 2EF .dss sFT s56 f' aiasa
oapta!a D1gI aoIEE s z5h Iafanf from
c.a.a,n MORTON F SMITH. goth Infantry. to West
Point Military Academy.
seoond Lieutenant JOHN A PEARSON. 18th Cavalry
before board Fort Des Moinss examination 1or
promotion
First Lieutenant WILLIAM RoBERTs. assistant sur
before Bos6a Of M tss o 2t Governors
Contract Surgeon LIS g DE OCEyEDO. detailed a
member Examining Board, san Juan, vice Captain
P-o-1sionaI Regimen Of infantTy. resigned
Resignation 81 First Lieutenant JOHN W NORWOOD
55d Infantry. accepted
con+-e9- Surgeons ST r[ 4 S son and F5Y +
NonotaE S9nTs9r s sFgeqns TEe Paes SIgEPT g
Mansfield; LCCTCs L HOLLYWOOD. Philadelphia;
FERMON Z EASSELTINE. Baltimore: JOHN P
HICKS Warrerton; HOWARD A REED. Milford
FERDINAND SCENITTER, Baltimore: MATHEW
A REASONER, MorrtsonvtIe5 THOMAS F Do
Tles Ioines. OSWALD z. HENNINCT, Chi
czEo. LAURENCE P DESMOND Eizabethi
EERorD " JONES. s. Louis: HENRY B MIN
TYRE Randolph: LOUIS r HANSON. New-york
City
Commanders c. P POND and A c. wTNTERHALLER
and Lieutenant Commander W A MOFFETI,
commissioned
Ixeutenaat J A SCEOFTELD, detached recruiting
party Nc 2 10 Bureau Of Navigation. Navy De-
parCnent
risutenant N H sTGNOR, Nav Recruiting once,
Louis
Assistant Surgeons z. c. WHITE. =. ". REED z Q.
REED. z. z Z OLD and G. H NEoNNON. ap-
pointed
MOVEMENTS OF vESSELS.-The following
movements Of naval vessels have been reported:
SAILED.
September 2s-The Cleveland. from Sanchez for san
Juan Dubuque. from Hampton Roads for
Tompkins-i1le; the Boston, from BreTusrton for
San Francisco; the Dixie, from Ponts Delgada for
Hampton Roads