, 1863-03-27

llonal mlHIla law ls gong On brtsh1y. Ihose
OF Indiana were among the last Under consid-
Grafton. None have been decided upon Jet.
The expenses Of the Government are now said
to be over two millions day.
Nothing further Is supposed to have been
decided on by the Secretary of the Treasury
concerning the financial policy.
The Missouri Legislature having asked that
Gen. Curtis be retained in command Of the
Western Department, that result becomes
probable.
Mr. Seward told the foreign ministers to-
day, he had not decided to issue letters of
narquc.
WAsmscroS, March 26.-While expert
menting with ffty -pounder gun, at the
Navy Yard, to-day, it bursted- Thirteen
pssse9 0 R the IS c
Engineer. who WAS slightly injured, all es-
capped unhurt A fragment weighing 800
pounds, passed through the roof Of the Bat
lery building.
Gen. Ullman has had, for several days, .
Protracted interview with the President and
Secretary Of War. It is understood that i'm
portant movements are under discussion.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-The Treasury De-
pa1tment is highly gratifed with the daily &c.
counts received Of the increased improvement
In our national finances. The newspaper
rumo1s and statements rs to what Secretary
Chase will or will not do upon the subject,
under tue recent Congressional action, are un-
No appointments Of Provost Marshals un-
der the enrolment law, have Jet been made.
The preliminaries to such action hare first to
be prepared. Care will be taken in making
proper selections.
The Bureau Of Internal Revenue is now
prepared to issue promissory note stamps Of
denominations less than five cents; In the
meantime, express and telegraph stamps may
be used.
Most all of the churches in Washington,
used for hospital purposes, were, given up to-
day, owing to the large decrease in the num-
Der Of sick and wounded. There are at pres
cnt, In the regular hospitals here, 6,ooo empty
beds.
Wan DEPARTMENT, AD5'r. GEMS OFFICE,
WAsH1SGros, March g, 1863
The following named officers, having been
| reported at the headquarters Of the army for
| the offences hereinafter specified, are hereby
notified that they will stand dismissedthe ser
vice Of the United States, unless within fifteen
| {l5l days from this date they appear before the
Military Commission In session in this city,
| Of which Gen. Ricketts, ia President, aud make
satisfactory defence to the charges against
them:
ABSENCE WITHOUT PROPER AUTHORITY.
Second Lieutenant D. R. Wallace, sth Ohio <o!-
| uHteers.
| Captain Lincoln, CO. Z, 10Th Massaehu-
Lieutenant c. W:Kelloge, A. D. c., LIST brigade,
| ed division.
second Lieutenant 3. F. Abrams, sth Indiana yol-
| untecre.
| lieutenant g. IT. Tncks, SD Illinois volunteers.
enSc ss
LIE Iientenant Michael Clancy, 9Th New Jersey .ol
| uutecls.
Surgeon Charles styer, ooth Pennsylvania vol
Captain Frank PLACE, 18th New Fork volunteers
second Lieutenant John :. johnson, I'd Ne"
Assistant Surgeon. !. II. nssenplug, ls'th
Lieutenant Alex. Thomson, 111th Pcnnsylyant,
| volunteers.
Captain Horace P. Rugg, t9th New York vol
Captain George Il. Macser, cd New York vol
Captain George II. Fuller, 10th Michigan rol
second Lieutenant L. Doolttlc, A. C. s. Eleventh
Chaplain F. Awhittca, 18th 1ntliana volunteers
Lieutenant James 3nftis. FL Pennsylrania Re
Lieutenant Thomas Newton, 9th Nc@ York 1ol
Lieutenant Otto L. Forslow, battery G, 4o7t
Pennsylvania volunteers.
Second leutsnant George y. Powell, 1a1Bs Penn
% Second Lieutenant Mich.c1 Moran, ssth Nc,
| York volunteers.
second Lieutenant A. Smith. so,,a New York 70
| nuteers.
Lieutenant John s. Poden, Eath Ne,7 York 70
teere.
First Lieutenant 4. s. Sweet 14Gs, Now To1
volunteers.
Major John Leonard, I'D New York volunteer
Chaplain a. ]. War ner 18th Illinois Cavalry,
Lieutenant Charles Il. Rsymoa, 1a1ss Pznns.
Captain T, e. Huber, 1astA Pennsylvania IT
Lieutep:.nt s. D. Ayers, a9th Ohio volunteers.
fA11p u 70 ltxrnur AT .nEApQrAnTsns rnuyo
MARSHAL, AZ oKpH:..Ep.
/ Captain Peter Bcisel, 18th Pennsylvania II
Lieutenant II. Peters, I'd New York voluntec,
Licuterant Henry Bsinkcz, 10th New York II
n1iteers.
Astistsnt Surgeon A. Fu1da, 11oth New 70
volunteers.
Lieutenant D. Russell, 137th New York yolu
teers.
r. Acting Assistant Surgeon c. G. Bayders, Ju'
> ciasJ Square Hospital.
T. Captain E. Whitcoub, 4th Maine volunteers.
j. Lieutenant A. r. Smith, Medical Purveyo
: Office.
: FAILING TO REPORT AT coSyA1EacESr CANT,
s. 0HpEnEp,
a. Lieutenant A. Dixon, 10th New York volt
: tccrs.
DEsEnT1oN.
Il Second Lisutsnant Robert Moore, atst Hint
r. volunteers.
~ L. TnoxAs. Adiutaut General