The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-17

for deserton from the Tenth infantry duly cnroncled
some weeks since, has been released from connnemeat
and ordered TO Hamiton's battery, where, as prvaIe
soldier, he viii serve out the unexpred term Oh ms en-
listment.
during the week are those Of Lieutenant W. w Meekef
Sixth Connecticut Vount and Lieutenant 4. W. Ear
low, One Hundred and Fifteenth New York voIgaseers
Quartermaster A. II Young, Of tho Seventh New Hamp
shire Volunteers has been promoted 60 the position OF
Assistant Quartermaster, with the RANK of captain
The proceedings OF recent court martial, whereoi
Colonel f. Metca Third Rhode Island artillery was Pre-
sident, have been promulgated. Captain John Wilbur
Of the Third New Hampshire Volunteers found guilty
OF dsobeaience Of orders and OF condcct prejutica
70 good order and military discipline and sen tencei 10
DO dismissed the military service OF the United STATES
Captain Israel G.. Atwood OF the First New YORK Vonn
Engineers the charge Of conduct unbeconng an
officer and gentleman IN other words gong shares
the sale Of whskcy 70 ofcers and soldiers found
guilty and sentenced "to DO dismissed tho ser
vice Of the United states" The proceedings and find
ngs in both the approved The sentence
in Captain Wburs case is suspended however, TIL the
pleasure of the President Of the United states can be
known, while the Of Captain Atwood It is
confirmed and ordered 10 be carried into effect.
GENERAL HUNTERS GENERAL DRIVERS
cEsKnAL oRDFRs-so. H.
Huron HEAP Ponr Royal, s; o., Feb. 10. 1868
Tae 70 n as e
Chief Of saa can transact i from nine NJ to twelve
visiting seeking interviews with the Major General Corn
mted Tor aecsion al stan and hereafter no
officer viii communicate on business with The Major Gene
graph 43S Revised Regulations for the Army the ad
wee and ON the introduction OF stan oers without
being subject 10 the usual military penalties for negc OF
duty. BY command OF Major General DAVID HUNTER.
GENERAL ogpFns-No. ~
HrApaUAnrrns DrpARrsRsr or rng sogrn,,
HILTON HAN, PoRf RoyAi, :. c., Feb. 10. 1858
board 10 consist Of Bigadier General Alfred ~ Terry,
United States Nountee Rrigadier General Stevenson,
United States Volunteers; Colonel d. O. Stfawbrdgc Seven
ysixth Pennsylvania yolunteeTs Colonel Edwin heicaf
Third Rhode Island artillery; Major JOSIAH j. Plmnton.
Third regiment New Hampshire Volunteers hereby
dered to convene at Hilton Head c. al ten d. on the
18th instant purpose examining the capacity.
hccrs NAV be brought before 1t.
Commanders OF regiments will at report TO these
headquarters such they consider to
be that they best
design OF the in the act authorx
Ma jor General DAVID HUNTER.
CHas 9. HaLrrNE, Assistant Adjutant General reph
Army Corps.
oRDERs-so. H.
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARrnhNr THE SourIf
Huron HAD FORT Royal, = g., Feb. II, 1863. :
The undersigned hereby assumea nd OF the
Caolinasuch troops their arrival here having become
port lon Of the Tenth Army corps.
Brigadier Generals Henry NJ. Naglce and Orri3 s. Ferry
mmandng divisions will officers
these headquarters They Will also the chief
termastes of their divisions TO turn all marine trans
poration brought down viii them TO Lieutenant Colonel
D. Elwell Chief Qna.term asier of this department.
The divisions commanded by Brig. Generals Henry NJ
Naglec and Orri - Ferry viii remain intact at
organled-Genera Nagee, senior officer assuming
mand OF all the United States ST. Helena Island
with the those Bay 70 who vii
continue 70 report to Post Headquarters, Hilton Heat
island. until further orders.
d. HUNTER, Ma ior General Commanding