Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-13
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w HIN TON NEWS
THE CULPEPPER FIGHT.
THE ENEMY RETREATINc.
The Rebels Capture independence
BRECKENRIDGE TAKES BATON ROUGE.
Morgan Captures Three R6gi-
nenfS and q Train.
THE ENEMY RETREATINS
The Rebels Capture independence
BRECKENRIDGE TAKES BATON ROUGE,
Prom Warrington.

WASHINGTON, Aug lZ---l ne lOiOWiuG gene
raj order was ISSUED yesterday from the War De
partment
First, So much of General Order No 81 cur
rent series. as relates 10 the extension of sick
leaves of absence is hereby revoked, and no APP
pcation for such extension need hereafter be
made. The order of the President, dated July
3lst-Genera Order No 92-explains what NAV
be considered as good cause for absence Surgeons
certificate OF disability required by extensive or
dtrs and regulations must be forwarded not only
to the Adlutan. General OF the army but also 10
the commander of the regiment. or in the case of
a staff officer 10 the commanding General
Second. Officers absent from duty without
leave or beyond their leaves will not be allowed
TO draw their pay until court of commission,
which will be ordered on their return 10 their
post or command, shall determine whethe~ there
was sufficient cause for their absence. They
will accordingly provide themselves with full
description of the nature and cause of their disa
bility, certified by the proper medical author
itv as required 10y existing orders and regula-
tons
Third, Officers of volunteers who are absent
from duty on account of disease contracted be-
fore they entered the service, will be immedia tev
mustered out Those who have been absent
than sixty DAYS account of wounds or
diseases contracted IN the line OF their duty, will
be reported to the Adjutsnt General of the army
filled by others ft for field service For this
class OF officers Congress has provided pensions
Fourth, Applications for pensions must be
made to the Commissioner of Pensions, who is
Judge of the sullicency of the evidence in sup
port of such claims and who furnishes the forms
and regulations relating thereto.
Filth, When an officer returns 10 his command
after having Overstad his leave of absence he
NAV be tried by court martial for this as mill
tai off nr pnu mi no tod
by the commanding officer OF lis division, army
corps, or army rs the case may be, to investigate
his case, and TO determine whether not he was
absent from proper cause, and il there should be
found 10 be such proper cause he will be entitled
to pay during such absence
Sixth, Where troops are serving in army corps
any army no leaves of absence Will be grant
ed on the certificate OF regimental or brigade
surgeon until the same has been approved by the
Medical Director of such army corps or army;
and no Medical Director will indorse any certifi
cate until he has made personal examination Of
the applicant or received verbal report from the
medical officer appointed by him to make such
personal examination. When after such personal
examination il shall .e found that the certificate
OF disability given without proper cause, the
name OF the medical officer giving il will be re-
ported to the Adiutant General of the Army in
order that he may be dismissed from the service.
Seventh, Where officers not serving i'm
division, army corps or separate army, applica-
tons for leave may be made to the Adiutant Cen
eral Of the Army; but except in very extraOrli
nary leaves of absence will be granted
unless the applicants be accompanied by a certi-
icate OF the same character as that described in
General Orders 81.
Eighth, In all cases of personal application for
leaves of absence made to the War Department
the applicant will be examined by Medical Off
Ger assigned to that duty in this city,
BY order of the Secretary of War.
J.. d. TOWNSEND, A. A. G..
The Tribune gives the following officers
wounded not already telegrphed:
Lieut. Haskell, on Gen Princes staff, slightly
wounded Lieut. Col. Crele, Sd Wis, supposed
killed. Major Scott, same regiment. wounded;
Capt. Hawly. same regiment. wounded. The Sd
Wisconsin went into battle with 500: to day they
muster 22J.
The following officers of the 9TH Ohio wound
Ell i'm the battle of Saturday have arrived and are
under treatment at the Washington House: Mi.
J. A. Rem;ey, Lieut.. r. Kirkup. Lieut.. W. II
Thomas, Lieut.. Jackaway, Lieut.. " O. Nee
", Sergeant A. Shres, Lieut.. J W Miller.
They report Col. Candy. of Tie 66th Ohio, as
also wounded.
The HeradS dispatch says:
An order has been issued in relation TO those
parties endeavoring to leave the country before
drafting takes place. In default of giving bail
the parties arrested are To be taken 10 the nearest
post or military department and placed at once on
military duty.
The World has the following dated Sunday,
August 10:
The firing was renewed this morning BY day.
light our side but not responded to by the
rebels.
Gen. Sigel has the advance and was this morn
ing inspecting his position and preparing for the
days work. Nothing of Importance has oc-
CURED.
The wounded being rapidly moved away.
Many we're left on the field Eight hundred
were in the hospitals. hotels and private houses
being appropriated for that use
lt is reported that the enemy are making a
general movement on The wagons are all
being packed and horses harnesScd in.
Gen. Burnside is said to De OIL Jackson's right
flank.
Accounts from Culpepper dated yesterday
speaking of Saturdays fight, says that so heavy
was the fire to which our comparatively small
number OF men was exposed that the only wonder
is that the entire command was not completely
ani.ihatei at the end OF half an hour. Instead
of our being cut off the prisoners report their
troops were moved down by our fire ike grass
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