New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-11
Ali Quiet-Medicsi Observation-Disclosures
in the Ninth Army Corps.

From Orr Own Cores pondrrt
liz CAMP OPPOSITE FKKDEBICKsBUK0. Dec. 4 1862
Ii you are tired Of tina, heading AS am, reader,
you will desire most heartily to see u change.
hope TO date very soon from further South Mean
while Z" All in quiet on the Rappahannock, only
reviews and the minor incidents Of camp life reliev
ing the monotony.
have OF late ATTENDED two or three meetings Of
the Medical Board appointed to examine applicants
for discharge. wish the enthor Of certain articles
published in The Sprihgfdd Mass Republican
last Spring could have been present The writer
roundy abused the Medical Examiners a. Worces
ter for rejecting many physically imperfect men who
desired TO enlist in IA regiment then forming. II
other officers had been equally strict, much useless
eXpense would have been saved 10 Uncle sam, mach
suffering would have been prevented, and IA larger
aud more efficient army would now be III the held.
There came before the Boafd, here, many Cases
the majority, Ia iact-of men suffering from COM
plants seated aud apparent before they enlisted.
One man lost a the tOes Of his left foot four or five
years ago; he wae not critically examined when he
offered himself; iif town was striving TO Guido rs
neighbOrs; be put one hundred dollars bounty
money ia his pocket; he has been about two months
10 the field, and he gocs home, useess. lie was
told-what be must have known beiore-that he
was n downright swindler. He belonged TO Il Mas
sachusetls regiment.
many oi inc Cures hIc puiUoHeTy VcmII"iIb vi
long standing; or two Were old age; nearly all
had received boun,es. They were repnmanded
and discharged for, as general thing, 10 man gets
up TO this final Board unless from good cause.
One or two Of the men were suffering from hon
orable wounds, and Tor these grateful country pro-
yides pension. saw one fine young fellow who
received a wound III the chest at South Mountain.
The tall passed out under his right fhoulderbade,
leaving the joint nearly usele@. Another
had lost two fingers In other cases old
wounds began to he very Troublesome, 20 much 30
as TO render the performance Of duty impossible.
All these Of course received honorabe discharges
There Is literally that it is proper TO pub
lisb. W.
Below give Il list Of deaths in the 9th Army
Corps for the month Of November:
FIHsT DIVISION.
Frank H. Weeks l. II Mich Corp Geo Parker D,J5 Mass
lanes King q, u Mich Corp.Ceo W. Peny, q, % Mass
Corp J. l.. Jones. ]. <5Pa. Wm u. swirl Il, SO na.s
isnIy Booze. T., 100 Ia. Arthur =. fece ID, - Man
Austin II. Psny, q, ~ Mich
sEcoSD DIVISION.
Osborne Chamberlain. GIN IL Saml II. Brown y 81 hsss
sahala ID Leighton, ~ NH. - Bracket, l., 80 Mas.
lose Oh Pierce X, On H. Serg. Geo. Henry. f. 80 Msss
Ios j. Kenyon, A. 7R l. G. ;. Wells, ]. II n. H.
iosephus FisnkuG. 7R l. Henj Covert Bat H. 2 n. Y
jeorge Diuglef b, 5lPa CailWiedkm,n, Bat l., any.
THIRD DIVISION.
.uigi Nore.li II, Jos y. Y. Jo'eph White H. II Conn
Msre1eurr r. IN J. Corp his A.StaDies. @ q Conn. |
.bsr. o. 10 ket B II Conn John ~. Bracket d. Il Com.
Charles il. Blown III. II Conn