New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-11
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TIL INEDIIMINT.


coming within the provisions OF the &C, OF enroll.
ment and calling ont the national forces are 70 be
enrolled nevertheless, under the fret enrolment,
those who were in tie military service a. The time
the &C. went into effect namely, the 81 Of March
last, are not to be included in that class which is
subject TO the first draft.
Those Of the second cists are not 10 be called ont
until those Of the fTss cass shall have been ex-
hausted.
NAVAL ORDER.
Lieut.. Commander T. &. Harris has been ordered
to the command Of the gunboat Chippewa, vice
Dryson, detached.
WAIussToS. Wednssdoy jane TO- 1863.
TIE INVALID CORPS
Much importance is attached by military men
TO the proposed organization Of an Invalid Corps, and
many inquiries have beea made from various parts
Of the country concerning IL. Ia order 10 facilitate
the Organization and 10 nplly the required in,orma-
son, tue Assistant -MarshalG General geu-
eral superintendent In lr variols 'ates vii soon
be furnished with all tie necessary Instructions and
blanks.
The corps though "a novelty IN oar service, prom
beneficial results both 10 the invalid soldiers aud
the Government. Ire term OF enlistment il to be
three years. uoless sOoner discharged. The cops
viii be required 10 YefOF1 duties within tie limit
OF their physical cspsCi,y; but Tor the convenience
Of the service they viii be- selected for three grades
o, duty.
Those who are most efficient and al lc.bodied, aud
capable Of using the musket, ana performing guard
duty, hght ma. cles, g., viii b. assigned 10 com
paIies Of the first battalion.
Those OF the Dext q gee Of physical efficiency,
including All who have lost hand or atm, 10 the
companies Of tie second battalion.
Those who are least effective, and all who have /
lost foot or leg, 10 the comp anes Of the third
battalion.
The two last classes are 70 be armed with swords
In all cases whsrc toe ply steal ilGrmities Of oiH
GERS or enlisted men come within tie piOyisiOns
when DO not cisqualfy enlisted men for service N
the corps, they VII lie recommended for TRANSFER o.
enlistment therein; but one Will be admitted
whose previous record does rot show he IL ucrtD-
rous and deserving, and that be h4f complied with
the provisions authorizing an Invalid corps
While the Government II most anxious 10 provide
Tor aud employ TO the best Of their abilities those
faithful soldiers who, from wounds or the hardshipp
Of war are no longer able perform active duty In
the field set il eau, no account permit men nn-
deserving or totally disable! TO rc-ter its service
Those faithful soldiers whose physical Iufirmities
are great TO admit Of their Deing o. any use H.
the Invalid Corps, will, nevertheless, receive the
pensions and boupiies provided by law. |:
II is further announced that no Ofhcer enlisted
man shall DO entitled TO receive any pension pre-
MUM or bounty, for enlistment or re-enistment
service in the Invalid Corps They will receive ali
other pay and allowances now authorized by law
Cor the United States Infantry, excepting the IN
creased pay Tor reenhstment.
Claims tor pensions or bounties which may be due
for previous service will not DO nvalidxted by
listInent in the Invalid Corps. Bot no pensions
he drawn or accrue to the benefit of any mau during
his service in the corps.
ii Is thought that there are 90 900 or 30 900 SOL
diers DOW performing such duties BIZ could be dis
charged by coming within the provisions OF the
oct creating the Invalid Corps sbesdes. tits believed