Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-07
,E a LOFFIc lAL. 81 III
,Dismissals for the Week T. ndiug April 2,

- Sci ". beF crest, 3'h new Cork cavalry, 70
GATE March 20, 1865 with disgrace, for present.
ing false apd fraudulent accounts sgainst the
Government z.---.-----
Snrgscn Z. I, Feehan, 10th Missouri cayal.
~, TO date March ~, 1864, for absence without
leave; published March e. 1854, as Surgeon q.
l.. Fen ham, 10th Misso cavalry.
CAPITA in George H. Smith, Commiss ary Sub
sistenee OF volunteers. TO date March %, 1864,
for c ordnct un worthy an officer and eentle-
man. ., a
Captain Frank Rich, 1llth New York yolun,
teers, and
Second Lieutenant Philip r. Freeof, 9th
New York artillery, to dale April ], 1851, with
loss of all pay and allowances, for rendering
false and fraudulent accounts against the Gov
ernment. o..
Lieutenant and Adjutant s. q. Sprague, list
District OF Columbia cavalry, to date March
Is, 1864, with loss of all pay and allowances,
| he being an unfi, person to hold a position in
the service of the United States, in consequence
OF deseriion as private from company "F,'
ad United States dragons; and desertion while
uncer arrest as an officer of the lst New York
cavalry. -. ..
- Second Lieutenant H. d. Bath, 18TH regiment
Vet. ran Reserve Corps, to date March as. 1ss;.
.or di unkenness.
The following officers, to date March, :, 1864
for absence without leave, having been pub.
lished officially and failed TO appear before the
commission:
surgeon H. Tammage, 3ith Kentucky yoluu-
teers.
Surgeon ]. r. McConaughy, 18th Missouri
volunteers and
Captain George H. Raymond, s5,h New York
volunteers -.......-.. -
The following officers, to date February 20.
1864, for the causes mentioned, having been
published officially and failed to appear before
the commission: Hsn ..
Absence ,cithe,tt Lsape.
Captain Asaph II. Speed, 5th kentucky VOL
unteers, s
Pennsylvania volunteers.
Lieutenant James II. q Grinnell, goth Ohio
volunteers.
Lieutenant r H. Treeher, 5th Ohio yoiun-
teers.
Lieutenant W. H. White, 2sth Pennsyivania
volunteers, anu --....--.... .---
Second Lieutenant Michael Redmond, lis
New York volunteers.
Failing to report for aedical treatment in hosptta,,
as ordered ..s
Captain W. H. Effort, I'd Kentucky cavalry.
For enIisttng physically disqualified for SER
rice, rho had been previously discharged on &C.
FIRST Lieutenant Sam uel +. Beers la.h Penn
sylyania cavalry. '..-.-... .-... ..-
Dismissal Approved.
The order of dIsm iss al heretofore issued in
the following case has bsen approved:
Captain Henry &. Abbett, I'd Louisiana
mounted infantry, to date March IA, 1861. for
having appeared drunk on the public streets OF
New Orleans
DiSmiSSaIs p yoked
The orders Of dismissal in the following
cases have been revoked
Captain FL. S. CIubb, Assistant @ Quartermcs-
ter of volunteers
Captain John Tribe, 9th Illinois volunteers.
Assistant Surgeon Gordon Morrcw, 43i
Ohio volunteers, and he Is honorabIy dis
charged.
Restored to Com miss1on
The following officers, heretofore dismissed
are restored, with pay from the date at which
they rejoin their regiments for duty, provided
the vacancies have not been filled by the Gov
ernors of their respective States:
Captain T. II. Hedrick, 18TH Iowa volunteers.
First Lieutenant Samuel Siyior, LIST Ohio
heavy artillery, published February2, 1864, in
the dismissals for the week ending January 80,
1864, as First Lieutenant Samuel Taylor, Ist
Ohio heavy artillery.
Captain Ira Wright, 5th New York cavalry
First Lieutenant Stephen l.. Hubbard, I'd
Massachusetts heavy artillery.
Second Lieutenant E. l.. Palmer, lith regi.
ment Veteran Reserve Corps.