New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
IMPORTANT WAR Department ORDERS.
REBEL EXPECTATIONS RESPECTING jackson
Washington to DO Taken Within a Week.
ouINcs or THE EMANCIPATION COMMISSION.
WASHINGTON. July 81, 1867.
THE MARAUDER MORGAN.

is thorough rascal, who possesses no msrked aoii'
les. bu. has great courage and boldness-qusllties
which fit him for the guerrilla warfare which he has
been carrying on.
TO FACILITATE RECRUITING FOR THE OLD
REGIMENTS.
The War Department ia about to issue important
orders designed to facilitate recruiting for the OIL
regiments An unusual number of re ruiting officers
will be detailed for the service-cne non.
commissioned officer for e,cb company, and two
commissioned officers for each regiment The re-
cruiting officers each station will be authorised to
muster into the service by squads, and TO for.
ws'd them to any regiment or company, In which
they may express desire to serve.
THE NINE AND TWELVE MONTHS PENNsYLvA.
MA SOLDIERS.
PENNSYLVANIA Is the only State in which nine.
months and twelye-months men are authorized 10 b
mustered into the service and this in consequence Of
the mistake of the Governor, which it was thought,
on tie whole betiero sanction than TO rectify. The
statement that the. authority has been granted
to Maryland and Kentucky is without foundation.
rNLIsrMESTs IN THE REGULAR ARMY AND
VOLUNTEERS.
Adiutant Generals Office, publishes for tho informa
ton of al! concerned the joint resolution of Congress
to encourage enli,taents in the regular army and
volunteer forces which provides that 30 r"uch OF
the ninth section of the act for the better orgsnza
ton Of the military establishment" rs abolishes The
premium paid for bringing accepted recruits to the
rendezvous be repealed and that premium Of ~ ~
paid to any citizen non-commissioned officer, or
soldier, for such accepted recruit for the regular
army az lie may bring TO the rendezvous and thai
eyerv soldier who hereafter eniists, either in taA
regular or the volunteer service for three years or
dnis2 the war, receive his first months pay In ad'
vance upon the mastering Of his company INTO the
Is" Yen are selfcoudemned, DR.. Mastin,' continued
service OF The United States, or after be shall have
Teen mustered into and joined reg iment already IN
the service.
The general order proceeds % follows:
Second For the - premium. regular service, tie
form of receipt-rol annexed will be need "a coz
solidated youcher for the payments. The payments
will be made from recruiting FUNDS, and 90 soon al
the recruit lie accepted by the recruiting officer.
1k,rd For volunteer recruits, for old regiments.
there will be paid premium OF So and for hose
entering new regiments a premium OF -. Ihe pre-
MUM may he paid either to the person bringing The
recruit or 20 the recruit in person. iD case b. PIE
soon as the recruit has been inspected by the sur
g-on and mustered into the service. The amounts
will Re entered ON the mus'erin roll, opposite the
names Of the recruits so paid, and charged to the
fund for collecting. drilling. and organizing vol
unteers." For voucher, modified form OF that
used IN the regular service may be used.
F6urti. The months pay in advance for regular
aud volunteer recruits will be paid under snch regu-
lations as the paymaster General naay establish.
Fini. During the continuance of The existing war,
- -. AZ tnr lv nj
of Congress- will be paid to every recruit OF the reg
ular aud volunteer forces. These payments VIII 10
made rs follows: .
1. To volunteer recruits for the old regiments
when the said recruits are inspected and mastered
into the service, and TO those OF the new Regiments
when their companies organized, musteri IN rolls
made out and The mastering officers certificate CIV
en- thereto. The amounts will be entered on The
muster-in rolls, opposite the name OF the recruits
respectively, and charged under the head Of OK.
penses of volunteer recraiting service 10 ,hs cue
AN account separate from THAI for the iund
for " collecting drilling and organizing volunteers
will be used, but the volunteer recruiting fund
will lie d,sbursed by the regularly appointed mussef'
ing and Disturbing officers. 81,
). To recruits for the regular service when the
recruit has been passed by the Board Of inspect
ors, at the Regmental or General Service DePos,
"a the case NAV he. The amounts under this head
will De paid from the recruiting innd asa ense'oo
on the recruiting account current opposite toe hsmes
of the recruits respectively aud a-o on he nrss ue
scr;rtiye list of the soldier, whenever tins list ~
given before bounty has been paid, an entry, 10
bounty due for enlistment' will be made thereou'
In case of reenlsted soldiers the entry as 10 pay
ment or non. payment will be made on tn hrst mus
ter roll, and the Superintendent OF tns heeru"'AS
Services will be notified OF the act.
3. Vouchers for payment VIII DO IN TIC lot" W
Consolidated receipt rolls; 30 =, VINCENT
Assistant AdJutsnt genera
Acotbsr sral Order of q later date, says.
In orsanizing new regiments Of volunteers, tho
subsistence OF the recruits prior 10 the completion Of
the organization will be chargeable against the ap
preparation for collecting, drilling, and orgaong
volunteers After the regiments are conpieteos
and they have been inspected by the mastering
officer for the State subsistence will be provided of
'p 1o S%uI.e,s T. D. TowNsEsp..
Assistant Adjutant General
DESIGNATION OF THE ARMY CORPS.
WAsuisaroS, July ~ 1901
GENERAL ORDERS, No. Sa.-rbe desgusiion y
General Orders No. 1875, from the headquarters Oh
the Army OF the Potomac, OF the forces c0InmshuoS
by Brig Gems. Porter and Franklin ~ the Dan Az
9th Army Corps, is confirmed by genera ocse..
which also declares that the forces under MAJ
Dix Will constitute the 9Th, those under MAJ Tuen-
Wool the Sth, and those under MAJ; Ten. D Di
side, belonging to the Department oi Nor'" ~A"
lima. the 9tn Army Corps, resPeetiysiync . Dan
tAuihorzsd 4. ID. TOWNSEND' ~ -
THE CASE OF GEN. MARCY.
The report that Gen. Marcy, Gen. McCie'Ans
father.in-!aw and Chief OF Staf, whom the Seha's
refused to confirm, has been reappointed' incor'
rect. Tue President has no authority TO make sa'
other general the Senate having filled up tho num-
Der two hundred, authorized BY law; nor would be
be likely to reappoins sn officer who had no: been
oo,s-m.d Of, or bs name had been eight months be-
fore the Senate
MARRIAGE OF REBEL WOMEN.
MI. M.rosret Howell sister Of Mrs. JEFF. DAVIS.