The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17
ME MISUNDERSTANDING Of Troops.

r1zz We find in the Washington Union an order
NJ tbe. Admtant General, dated the 9th inst. The
most important points are contained in the following
article;
should anyre years men be found to have joined the
new e % IF he od egen Us ey m a MA 81 Pc
Greatest genience be ordered TO ioin.
mens Will discharged the service as directed in General
All recruits in depot OF elsewhere enlisted for the war
will he mustered and discharged,
~ With ayew accuracy and strict accountability of the
Dsrsoand OF the army and the beterto establish lie inst
claims of the noncommissioned officers and prvates Who
have nave died. and BEEN Killed in be IN I0 % shg
returns will be duly forwarded to the Adiuant Generals
l. Hgster rolls in duplicate carefully made out in due
lon OF eac company or DETACHMENT and Of the field and
volunteer service.
q A return of each reg ent separate battalion or indie
pendent company new ments and Volunteers agree
ably to established forms showing the strength the time
the commissioned officers belonging the regiment from its
with 18th remarks Opposite such as are absent Or
or have left the service for reason specng date
pryates, Sc, win be omitted on this return. So
o. All Officers serving aidesdec camp TO general officers
will Join their regiments without delay.
. dae following n otlfers ITO whom special
the execution of the provisions Of this order respecting the
discharge OF the ten new regiments
viii discharge the l3 regiment of infantry at Mobile should
Bvt Bngadier General Brooke commanding the LIST mill
tary department, VIII discharge the 12h and 18th infantry
New Oneaas.
BvtColOne Garland, commanding Sd military department
Tor commanding Ocer) will discharge the Sd regiment of
Dragons at Jefferson barracks
Lieut. Col ErvBg. superintendent recruiting service will
discharge the 10Th and 18th infantry at Cincinnati and New
port Kentucky.
Colonel Crane, commanding 9TH and 9Th departments viii
discharge the 9Th 10th, and 18th regiments of infantry
Newport, r. l., and New York haTbor
Lieut. Colonel BetOn commanding the post will discharge
the regiment of voltigueE Fort McHenry. "a =
H. The hair TO be short or what Is generally termed
cropped the whke not to extend below the lower tip of
the and line thence with the of the mouth
tacheS will not be (eLccpt by regiments by
ttens, page 10
The nonobseryanee of the above regulation Tolerated
during the war with Mexico no longer permitted. 1t is
r. JoNEs, Adutant General
Another order, bearing date July 9TH, directs, that
the general officers appointed under the acts of June
18th and June 26th, 1916, be honorably discharged
the service of the United States from the both day
of July, 1913.
The general, staff and regmental officers of the
new ten regiments are to be considered discharged
from the date, with the exception of the Major
General charged with the withdrawal of the troops
from Mexico, the Brigader General and the officers
Of the Quartermaster's, Commissarys, and NIedi-
cal Departments, VOLUNTEER service,l and addi-
tional paymasters now in New Mexico and Cali
forna, employed at principal depots, who are I'M
avoidably continued in service until they can be
duly notified of their discharge.