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COXGU13SS AN1 THE SI311VIGE.
Sknatb Mr. Davis, from Com. on Pensions,
reported favorably the bill (II. K. 7423) granting
a pension to Mrs. Kate Laue Towncs, widow of
Col. R. R. Towncs.
The following executive nominations havo
been confirmed by the Senate: Capt. J.
C. Gllmorc, 24th Inf., to be asst. adjt. ecu.;
1st Lt. George Hutilen. 17th Inf., to he A. Q.
M.; IstLt. O. M. Smith, 22d Inf., to be C. S.;
Col. J. II. Baxter, chief medical purveyor, to
be Sure Gen., with rank of brig. gen.
House. The bill (S. 721) cranting n pension of
50 per mouth to Jcannie Breut Davenport,
widow of Capt. II. K. Davenport, of the Navy,
was passed.
ARMY NOTES.
Second Lieut. II. E. Wilklns, 2d Inf., lately
undergoing instruction in torpedo service at
Willet's Point, N. Y., has been relieved from
duty at that post and will join his co.
Capt. S. R. Stafford, loth Inf., and Capt. W.
II. Clapp have been ordered before the Army
retiring board on Governor's lslaud, N. Y., for
examination for retirement.
First Lieut. F. E. Ilobbs, Ord Dept., hasbeeu
ordered from South Bethlehem, Fa., to the
works of the Standard Steel Casting Co. and
the MIdvale Steel Works, Philadelphia, on duty
in connection with the inspection of material
for the Ord. Dept.
Capt. W. H. Clapp, IGth Inf., has beeu or
dered to report to Maj. Gen. 0. 0. Howard for
examination before the retiring board.
Lieut. Col. G. B. Dandy, deputy Q. M. Gen.,
has been ordered to proceed to Sharpsbury,
Mil., ou business in connection with his dept.
Second Lieut. Sedgwick Rice, 7th Cav., has
been transferred from Troop F to Troop E of
that regt.
First Lieut. John Miller has been relieved
from duty at Tompkinsville, N. Y., and ordered
to New Orleans, relieving Capt. D. C. King
man. Capt. D. C. Kingman has been ordered to
Oswego, N. Y., to relieve Capt. C. F. Palfrey.
Capt. Henry Metcalfe, Ord. Dept., has been
ordered for duty at Annapolis, Sept. 10.
Army Leaves of Absence. Capt. J. B. Kerr, Oth
Cay., 1 month; 2d Lt. H. E. Wilkins, 2d Inf.,
3 months, with permission to apply for an ex
tension of 1 month; 1st Lt. J. W. "Wilkinson,
7th Cav., extended 15 days; IstLt. D. II. Clark,
loth Inf., 15 davs; 1st Lt. M. F. Jamar, 13th
Inf., 4 months; 2d Lt. Frederick Perkins, 5th
Inf., extended 1 month; 1st Lt. J. H. Beacon,
3d Inf., 1 month; Capt. O. AV. Bud, 4th Cav.,
extended 2 months on surg.'s certificate of dis
ability; 1st Lt. T. II. Eckerson, 27 days from
Aug. 17; 2d Lt. Marcus Maxwell, 15th Inf., 4
months; Capt. John Simpson, A. Q. M., ex
tended 1 month; 1st Lt. J. McA. Webster, 22d
Inf., 14 days; Capt. E. L. Steever, 3d Cav., 2
mouths; 1st Lt. 0. II. Grierson, 10th Cav., ex
tended 2 months.
The following transfers in the 1st Cav. havo
been made: Capt. J. Q. Adams, from Troop L
Lt. G. W. Goode are attached for duty at Fort
Custer, Mont., until further orders.
The following transfers in the Oth Cav. havo
been made: Capt. II. P. Perriue from Troop F
Troop G; 2d Lt. L. M. Koehler, from Troop A
A to Troop L;2d Lt. J. J. Pershing, from Troop
L to Troop A. Lts. Blocksom and Beach will
remain on duty at Fort Lewis, Col., untilfurther
orders. Capt. Carter and Lt. Pershing will join
the respective troops to which they arc trans
ferred. The following transfers in the 7th Cav. have
been ordered: 1st Lt. II. L. Scott, from Troop
K to Troop II; 1st Lt. J. D. Mann, from Troop
H to Troop K. l
The following transfers iu the 10th Cav. have
bej'ii made: Capt. M. M. Maxon, from Troop
G to Troop M; Capt. L. P. Hunt, from Troop
M to Troop G; IstLt. C. G. Ayres, from Troop
Mto Troop B;lst Lt. S. D. Freeman, from
Troop B to Troop M; 2d Lt. H. S. Whipple,
.from Troop M to Troop 11. Lts. Ayres aud
hippie will join the respective troops to
-which they are transferred.
The following transfers in the 8th Cav. have
been made: Capt. J. M, Ropes, from Troop B
to Iroop M; Capt. Edmund Luff, from Troop
M to Troop B; Capt. S. W. Fountain, from
1 roop I, to Troop F; Capt. F. E. Phelps, from
'Iroop F to Troop L; 1st Lt. Q, O'M. Giilmore,
from Troop M to Troop C; 1st Lt. A. G. Ham
mond, from Troop C to Troop M; 1st Lt. J, II.
King, from Troop L to Troop K; 1st Lt. C. II.
Lester, from Troop K to Troop L; 2d Lt. Do R.
C. Cabell, from Troop I to Troop L; 2d Lt. J.
C. Byron, from Troop M to Troop A; 2d Lt.
Farraud Sayre, from Troop A to Troop M; 2d
Lt. A. II. Sydeuham, from Troop L to Troop II.
Tho following transfers in the Sth Inf. havo
been made: 1st Lt. J. J. Haden, from Co. I to
Co. C; 1st Lt. R. II. Wilson, from Co. C to Co.
1; 1st Lt. C. P. Tenett, from Co. D to Co. K;
1st Lt. Edgar Hubert, from Co. K to Co. D; 2d
Lt. U. W. Ruthers, from Co. I to Co. B; 2d Lt.
S. K. Smiley, from Co. B to Co. I; 2d Lt. Frank
Owen, from Co. K to Co. E; 2d Lt. J. C.
Beardblcy, from Co. E. to Co. K. Capt. W. S.
Worth is attached for duty at Fort Robinson,
Neb., until further orders.
Tho following transfers in tho Oth Inf. have
been made: Capt. Alfred Morton, from Co. G
to Co. 1; Capt. James Regan, from Co. I to Co.
V i ?'.h L' Doads, from Co. A to Co. I; 1st
Lt. L. D. li-son, from Co. I to Co. A; 1st Lt.
C. R. Noycs, from Co. G to Co. K; 1st Lt. R.
H. Anderson, from Co. KtoCo. G;!d Lt. G.
B. Duncan, from Co. I to Co. B; 2d Lt W G
Elliot, from Co. B to Co. I; Capt. Regan 'and
Lt. Anderson will join tho cos. to which thev
are transferred. J
Tho following trausfers in the 10th Inf. have
been made: Capt. Gregory Barrett, from Co. D
& S?: &1CaJ,tu)V1Ll5uKgim' fro'i Co. I to
0oIiT!!dLt )V- S' AVe,i' iwm Co- to Co.
Kj 2d Lt. Charles Crawford, from Co. K to Co
II. Second Lieut. E. M. Johnson, Jr., is at
tached to Co. 1) until further orders. Lieut.
Crawford will proe. ed to join Co. H.
The following transfers in tho 12th Inf. havo
been made: 1st Lt. D. E, McCarthy, from Co.
K to Co. A; 1st Lt. c II. Barth, from Co. A to
Co. Kj 2d Lt. II. 0. Halo, from Co. K to Co. A;
to iroop is; (Japt. T. T. Knox, from Troop B to
Troop L; 2d Lt. D. L. Tate, from Troop D to
TioopM; 2d Lt. W. C. Rivers, from Troop M
to Troon D. First Lieut. G. B. Backim nnrf Qrl
tu iiuuj .li, ujit. ,, . ii. warier, irom iroop .u
to Troop F; 1st Lt. L. A. Craig, from Troop A
to Troop M; IstLt. A. P. Blocksom, from Troop
M to Troop A; 2d Lt. J. A. Cole, from Troop (i
Troop M: 2d Lt. F. II. Beach, from Trnon M t.n
2d Lt. B. A. Poore, from Co. A to Co. K; 2d Lt.
D. J. Baker, Jr., from Co. G to Co. II; 2d Lt.
"W. H. 0 onion, from Co. 1 to Co. G. Lieuts.
McCarthy and Halo will join tho cos. to which
they arc transferred. Lieut. Poore will be at
tached to Co. D for duty with that co.
Tho following transfers iu tho 14th Inf. have
been made: Capt. G. S. Carpenter, from Co. K
to Co. D; Capt. J. A. Buchanan, from Co. D to
Co. K; 1st Lt. S. J. Multaall, from Co. II. to Co.
K; 1st Lt. F. F. Eastman, from Co. K to Co. II;
2d Lt. Alfred Hasbrouck, Jr., from Co. I to Co.
D; 2d Lt. H. C. Cabell, Jr., from Co. D to Co.
K. Lieuts. Eastman and Hasbrouck will join
tho respective companies to which they are
transferred.
Tho following transfers in tho 15th Inf. havo
been made; 1st Lt. G. A. Cornish, from Co. I to
Co. C; 1st Lt. D. D. Mitchell, from Co. C to
Co. I. Lieut. Cornish will join tho co. to which
transferred.
The following transfers in the 10th Inf. havo
been made: Capt. Clayton Hale, from Co. II to
Co. K; Capt. S. R. Wtaitall, from Co. K to Co.
H; 1st Lt. L. C. Allen, from Co. II to Co. I; 1st
Lt. William Lassiter, from Co. I to Co. H; 2d
Lt. B. B. Buck, from Co. D to Co. I; 2d Lt. S.
M. Hackney, from Co. I to Co. D; 2d Lt. C. C.
Ballou, from Co. K to Co. E.
The following transfers in the 20th Inf. have
been made: Capt. Loyd Wheatou, from Co. I to
mer Tiltou, from Co. C to Co. I; 1st Lt. J. C.
Dent, from Co. I to Co. C; 1st Lt. Herbert Cush
man, from Co. D to Co. K; 1st Lt. J. A. Irons,
from Co. G to Co. D; 1st Lt. E. H. Webber, from
Co. K to Co. II; 1st Lt. R. G. Hill, from Co. H
to Co. G; 2d Lt. Benjamin Alvord, from Co. E
to Co. I; 2d Lt. II. D. Humphrey, from Co. I to
Co. C; 2d Lt. A. A. Cabaniss, from Co. C to Co. E.
The following transfers in the 22d Inf. have
been made: Capt. Mott Hooton, from Co. K to
Co. F; Capt. G. S. L. Ward, from Co. F to Co.
K; 1st Lt. J. McA. "Webster, from Co. A to Co.
I; 1st Lt. A. C. Sharpe, from Co. I to Co. A.
Capt. B. C. Lockwood is attached for duty at
Fort Abraham Lincoln, N. D., until further or
ders. Lieut. Sharpe will proceed to join Co. A.
The following transfers in tho 24th Inf. have
been made: Capt. J. N. Morgan, from Co. K to
Co. D; Capt. J. M. Thompson, from Co. D to
Co. I; Capt. A. C. Markley, from Co. I to Co.
E; Capt. J. L. Bullis, from Co. E to Co. K;
1st Lt. J. J. Brereton, from Co. C to Co. K; 2d
Lt. H. C. Keene, Jr., from Co. K to Co. D; 2d
Lt. J. D. Leitch, from Co. D to Co. A.
THE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS.
Lieut. Hamilton Hutchins has been detached
from the Boston, and granted 3 months' 6ick
leave.
Asst. Eug. J. R. AVilmer has been ordered to
examination for promotion.
Commo. J. II. Gillls has been detached from
command of the South Atlantic Station, and
placed on waiting orders.
Nearly all of the ships composing the Squad
ron of Evolution are in need of repairs, and
work will probably begin on them at once. The
Boston had seen considerable service in the
West Indies and North Atlantic before the
squadron was organized, aud the repairs on her
will probably extend over a period of 3 months,
nccessitatinc an expenditure of $30,000. She
will be repaired at tho New York Navy Yard.
The Chicago, Yorktown, and Atlanta are also
In need of extensive repairs, and these three ves
sels will probably bo distributed among the
yards at Boston, Norfolk, and Kittery. The
Richmond, shortly to go out of commission, will
be repaired at the Norfolk Navy Yard.
Capt. Allen V. Reed, declared by the Dept.
not guilty of tho charges preferred against him
by Rear Adm. Gillls in tho Norfolk court-martial,
has resumed command of tho Richmond.
Lieut. Wainwright Kellogg has been ordered
to duty connected with tho installation of elec
tric lights on hoard the naval ships at the Cramp
yard, Philadelphia, relieving Lt. B. A. Fiske.
who is placed on waitiug orders.
Lieut. Comdr. Asa Walker has been detached
from tho Naval Academy, and placed on waiting
orders.
Lieuts. T. B. Howard, J. B. Briggs, David
Daniels, T. M. Potts, and J. M. Orchard havo
been detached from the Naval Academy, Sept.
30, and placed on waitiug orders.
Chief Eng. E. J. Whittaker has been detached
from tho receiving-ship Vermont, and ordered
to tho Philadelphia, relieving Chief Eng. Robert
Potts, detached and placed on waitiug orders.
Tho Attorney General has decided that sec. 1
of "the act to prevent desertions from tho Army"
is applicable to the Marino Corps, aud hereafter
tho paymr. of that corps will retain from tho
pay of all men enlisted subsequent to July 1,
18U0, tho sum of $4 per month for tho 1st year
of enlistment.
Tho Dept. has denied tho report that the
Philadelphia will bo subjected to a further ofll
elal trial. Tho vessel fulfilled all tho require
raonta of tho contract and was accepted. The
report arose from tho information that tho Phil
adelphia will shortly bo given a sea voyage for
the purpose of demonstrating that sho malutalns
tho coutract requirements.
Work at tho new naval ord. proving grounds
at Indian Head has been commenced. Con
tracts havo been lot for tho building of a wharf,
railroad tracks, and a scow for the transporta
tion of guns, also for frame houses to be lo
cated on tho grounds. Tho amount appropri
ated is by far insuflicient for tho Improvements
necessary to bo made.
P. A. Eng. R. T. Hull has been detached
from the Philadelphia, and ordered to tho Pen
6acola, relieving P. A. Eng. J. A. Tobin, who
was detached from tho Pensacola and placed on
waiting orders.
The ilag-shlp Charleston has been ordered to
return immediately to Houolulu, Hawaii Islands.
Tho Nipsic is already at that port, and with the
Charleston it is thought tho interests of tho
Americans on the islaud may ho protected in
tho event of the dibturbauco of peaee expected
to tako place there bhortly.
Lieut. Charles A. Bradbury, of tho Yorktowu,
is on a visit to this city.
Tho trial trip of tho new cruiser San Fraucisco
at Sauta Barbaia, Cal., on Wednesday, resulted
In her developing a speed of a littlo over half a
knot lu excess of tho coutract requirements, 10
knots an hour. Tho premium to bo paid was
$50,000 per quarter of a knot. It was expected
that the Sau Francisco would go to China as
the Hag-ship at that station, but owing to the
pressing need of vessels on tho Pacific Station
uo. kj; uapt. rata liarwoou, irom uo. u to Co. l;
Capt. A. A. Harhach, from Co. K to-Co. G; Capt.
W. E. Maize, from Co. G to Co. K: 1st. Lt. Pal
sho will probably serve as Adm. Brown's ilag
shlp In thoso waters.
Tho Constellation has arrived at Annapolis
with tho 1st and 3d classes of tho naval cadets,
roturninc from their summer cruise. They will
immediately bo given a vacation of 1 uonth.
Tho examination for admission of cadets to tho
Academy will begin Sept. 2. There will bo over
70 applicants.
Tho Chicago has been ordered to tho Navy
Yard at Boston for repairs to her machinery.
Tho latest Intelligence from tho Asiatic Sta
tion, dated Aug. 8, stated that tho Omaha at
that date was at Yokohama, tho Monocacy at
Shanghai under repairs, tho Swatara at Cuo
mulpo, Corea, and tho Alliance at Yokohama.
P. A. Eug. J. F. Schell has been detached
from duty on tho board to examlno steel cast
ings, and ordered to tho Philadelphia.
Capt. H. F. Pickings has been detached from
duty in tho Bureau of Navigation, and ordered
as insp. of the 2d Light-House DIst.
Capt. Frederick Rodgcrs has been ordered to
the command of tho Philadelphia to tako tho
place of Capt. R. F. Bradford, detached
A prlvato letter received in this city from on
board the Alllanco at Yokohama states that
Mrs. Smith, wife of Sure. Howard Smith, died
during tho passago from Hong Kong to Kobe.
Surg. Smith is in bad health. Lieuts. Norrls,
Turner, and Constant and Ensign Diefter wero
ill, but are now convalescing.
Lieuts. W. C. Babcock, J. P. Parker, aud T.
M. Potts, Ensigns J. P. McGuinness and G. N.
Hayward, and P. A. Sure. F. W. Olcott have
been ordered to hold themselves in readiness for
service on the Alert.
Naval Constructor Richard Gatewood has
been detached from duty at tho Naval Academy,
aud granted 1 year's sick leave.
Capt. McCalla, recently tried by court-martial
aud suspended from tho Navy for 2 years, is in
Washington, stopping at Wormley's. Owing
to the fact that Capt. McCalla's resident State
is Rhode Island, tho regulation restricting a sus
pended naval ofllcer's movements to the State
from which ho hails was suspended in his case.
Lieut. Herbert Wlnslow has been ordered to
the Richmond.
Lieut. Comdr. Louis Klnesley has been de
tached from the Richmond 10th Sept. next and
granted 2 months' leave.
Lieuts. W. M. Irwin and Marshall Robinson
have been detached from the Richmond and or
dered to tho Atlanta.
Lieut. G. II. Peters has been detached from
the Atlanta and ordered to tho Richmond.
Lieut. F. M. Sawyer has been granted 2
months' leave.
Ensign A. H. Davis has been detached from
tho Pensacola and ordered to tho Richmond.
Ensigns A. L. Key and J. M. Poyer have been
detached from tho Atlanta and ordered to duty
on the coast survey.
Naval Cadots T. F. Ruhm, Cloland Davis, M.
Taylor, and C. S. Radford have been detached
from the Vermont and ordered to the Richmond.
The sailing orders of tho Baltimore havo been
changed again, and at the request of tho
Swedish authorities that the body of Ericsson
be disembarked at Stockholm, as originally in
tended, tho vessel will proceed to that port.
Ensign C. R. French has been ordered to
tho Ilydrographic Office at Baltimore Sept. 15,
relieving Lt. J. P. Parker, placed ou waiting
orders.
It is stated that tho Enterprise leaks, aud
that sho will be detached from tho South Atlan
tic Squadron and placed on tho dry-dock for re
pairs. DISTRICT MILITARY.
If you are anxious to have a good time you
had better go down tho river with the Feucl
bles on the evening of the Sth.
Tho usual semi-annual competitive drill was
held by tho National Fencibles at the Market
Armory Tuesday night. Tho drill was com
manded by Capt. C. S. Domer. Capt. O'Brien,
of tho Emmett Guards, acted as judge. Sergt.
Crist won tho honor of being the best-drilled
man in tho co. In tho next 0 months ho will
wear a gold medal and black plume as tho
marks of his distinction. In Tuesday night's
drill Sergt. Creighton came out 2d, Private
Gavin 3d, Prlvato Robert Barber 4th, and Corp.
Wardwell Sth. Tho Fencibles will very proba
bly take part in tho great interstate drill at At
lanta during tho Piedmont Fair.
Tho name of Lieut. OttoL. Suess, insp. of rifle
practice of the 3d Batt., has been placed before
Co. D for reelection to his old position of capt.,
and as tho bovs are unanimous in his favor they
are only waiting for him to signifiy his accept
ance. It Is expected that the two Its. In Co. C
will ho filkd by Sergt. Harvey Maddox and
Mr. B. L. Walker, tho nromlent real estate man
of F street.
Private Henry Crowley, of Co. A, has been
recommended for discharge.
The 7th Batt., colored troops, Maj, Fleet
wood comdg., has obtained permission to par
ticipate In tho skirmish drill at Colllugswood
Beach Sept. 23.
The following Is tho schedulo for gallery
practlco in tho Guard during tho mouth of
Sept. This practlco is limited to men who havo
not made 2 scores during the j ear at each tar
get in the gallery contests: 1st Batt., Wednes
day, 17th; 2d Batt., Friday, 19th; 3d Batt.,
Monday, 22d; 4th Batt., Thursday, 18th; 5th
Batt., Friday, 20th; Oth Batt., Saturday, 27th;
7th Batt., Thursday, 25th; Sth Batt., Thursday
25th; 1st separate co., Monday, 20th; staff, etc.,
etc., Monday, 29th.
Owing to disabilities Incurred durlug tho war,
which havo increased of late, Capt. Fred Thom
son, of Co. A, 3d Batt., has beeu compelled to
tender his reslcnation. His loss will bo long
felt in the 3d Batt.
First Sergt. Fabian Columbus, of Co. B, 3d
Batt., was icccntly before the brigade board for
examination for appointment as a "caudldate."
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