Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-01
Night Dispatches.
From uashingtou.

"A-Hi>GFo>. July ne bihcPto oe-ns
Recognized That Cnaplains shall not 10 bed AZ
prisoners OF war. il is hereby ordered by the War
Department that all Chsplains - held 10y the
United States shall bs Immediately and unooudi-
iionaly discharged.
FIrsI Lieutenant Lewis 7 Morris. i9th infant /
". has been ordered TO report " Col SiInonson
at Indianapolis Tor duty a. mastering aud dis
bur-ug Oihcer.
Biz. Gen. Hatch is relieved from his presens
command in the army. and viii await orders
from Maj Gen. Pope.
The Posts special SAYS
Dispatches from our Ministers abroad show tl,e 4
tone OF foreign Governments 10 be uniformly
pacific.
The attention OF the Government Is called 70
the tone OF one or mOre Secession journals ia
New York Oh the ground that they interfere With
enliStments-
Ulman, of the 18th New York volunteers, il
quite Ill OF typhoid fever in General Pope's
army.
Tie following order has just been issued from
the W at Department
TIE absence of officers aud priyates from their
duty under various Yretenses, while receiving pay
at great expense and burden to tie Government.
IN keS il necessary that efficient .suies should
be taken ~ enforce their return 10 duty. or that
their places be supplied by those vino will not
take pay while rendering no service. This evil
moreover, tends greatly 10 discourage the patri
otc impulse of those Who would contribute nO
support % the famhies OF faithful soldiers: IL Is
therefore ordered by the President
! lst That OH Monday. the llIh day of August.
all leaves OF absence and iGtlosghs, by whom>0-
/ ever given, unless by the War Department, are
revoked and absolutely aunulled and all officers
capable OF service are required forthwith to JOIN
their regiments uisder penalty OF DISMISSAL from
tue service, Or such penalty as n court martial
may award. unless she absence be occasloned by
lawful cause.
ID The only excuse allowed for the absence
OF officers or privales from duty after the 18th
day OF August are: FIRST. the oIder Or leave of
tile War Department: second, disabilities from
wounds receive Ell la service; third. disabiIit, from
disease that renters the party unh, ter military
DUTY, but army officers or private whose health
permits him visit watering places or places OF
! amusement, or to make social visits. 10 walk
about the town city or neghborhood in which ne
may be. viii be considered fit tor military duty,
anu evading his duty 10y being absent IRON his
command or the ranks.
I'D On Monday, toe 18th day of August. AT
10 O'Clock A. NJ, each regiment will be muster
ed. The ab-eniees viii be marked, three lists vi
the same made out ami within forty eight hours
after the musterS, one copy shall be sent To the
AdluIant General OF the army. and one To the
COMMANDER OF the CORPS The third Is To be re
tlIned. aud all officers and prlvates III Tor duty,
absent at that time. shall be regarded absent
without cause. their pay will be stopped. and they
will be dismissed from the service. or treated rs
deserters unless restored aha officer shall be
restored 10 his rank unless by the Judgment OF a
court OF inquiry TO be approved by the pre;
dent, he shalt establish his absence not
without cause
Ain Commanders OF corps. divisions. brigades,
regiments, ana detached parties strictly
Joined 10 force the muster. AMI return the aiore
a.,
be deemed guilty OF gross neglect OF duty, and
dismissed the service.
5h 4 commissioner shall be appointed by
the Secretary OF War to superintend the execu-
ton ot tins order IN the respective States. Uni
tea States Marshal IN the respective districts, the
Mayor aud Chief of Police OF any town or city
! tue Sherfs oil the respective counties OF each
z State. and all Postmasters and justices of the
Peace are authorized TO act as 81 ecial Provost
Masshas to arrest any officer or private soldier t
Tor duty, who may be absent from has command
without lust cause and convey him TO the
5 est military post or depot. The transportation
and reasonable expense of this duty, aud i've
d dollars Will be paid tor each officer private
, rested and delivered.
By oruer OF the President.
p lSignedl EDWIN N. STANTON,
!, Secretary OF War.
j Information mas reached the Navy Department
of the capture of two rebel vessels up the Che
e poahos creek, james river. ClaremOnt, by
b an expedition sent cut by Commodore Wilkes Oh
y the 9th inst.
Lieutenant Commanding Gibson of the \ an
e kee, Acting Master Foster of the Satellite and
D Acting Master Ely, and Surgeon aud Assistant
Surgeon LangshaN, OF the Yankee. with long
boat from each vessel, and boat borrowed
from the brig Naneang: in which howitzer was
d mounted, was sent by Com. Wilkes up Chepoa-
hos creek, five miles TO the bead OF navigation
where they discoy cred and took possession OF the
schooner j. W. Sturgis owned Dy persan named
Vim Allen, of ClarenOnt, and a schoOner-rg
e geJ lighter loaded with WOOD. muster and owner
Geo Myers, and brought them out OF the creek
s without moestation, although a force of rebe
cavalry stationed alta point three quarters Of
y mile west.
!, Lieut. Gibson reports having seen at the place
where the above mentioned schooners were
}, found, two other schUOners and a steamer. al
e scutted.
If A Board, consisting of Colonies Marcy. Sack
EFT and Van Rensselaer,. Inspector General of tho
J. L. ). A will assemble TO perform the duties in
a dicsted in the first section OF the act OF March
/ last in relation TO suffers goods. Maj Gen Nc
Celan will Indicate the lime and place Tor ths
Board to assemble
The latest foreign advices do not indicate any
y movement of an official character on the part oil
| the European Governments having reference u
,. intervention IN American Affairs
: Ii is subject of general remark that but few
/ army officers in Il streets at the
u hotels Either from sense OF duty or from ieal
, of the consequences they have returned TO the
discharge OF their duties.
Governor Tod has decided that after the l5tt
/ of August he will pay no more boGnties; if Their,
e shall be deficiency of volunteers then, it will b'
J. made up by draft without bounty. Other Gov
II errors propose the thing. and the Secretary
IS of Navy viii probably adopt lt.
e On Saturday, at the urgent request of the
Governor of Iowa. in order to reach evil disposed
II traitors who discouragng enlistments, he wa.
e Authorized by the Secretary of War TO make
draft whenever and wherever he should think
proper.
;. Similar applications have been made by othe
: Governors. AMI will probably be granted.
: New York.