The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-25

I'll contrabands who have collected here during
the same privileges citizens Both branches Of
the City Council passed resolutions demonstrating
against the measure.
BoUNrIEs FOR RECRUITS
Seventy thousand dollars have been paid by the Mayor
out OF the city treasury recruits. Tie city authori
tes arc now urging upon Congress the passage OF law
authorizing increased taxation raise hundred
thousand dollars by loan for the Of paying boun
tles, &c.
THE SUPREME COURT.
The Supreme Court or the United has adjourned
over gill Monday, tomorrow being Good Friday.
Officiai.
WAR DEpARrMEyT fApIuTANr GENERALS OppCEl
WASHINGTON, March "a, 1854 I
pIsMIssALs FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH IL, 1864.
MAJOR Frank Backof, % Missouri artillery, to date
March Is, 1854 with loss OF all pay aud allowances. for
advising and persuadng soldiers to desert. making false
and returns, conduct unbecoming an officer and
gentleman and conduct prejudical to good order ana
surgeon L. Fenhsm, 10th Missouri cavalry, to datS
Capt ianie II. Conness. I'd Pennsylvania Reserves,
to lie December l. 1865, for desertion.
Capt. John f. Coulter assistant quartermaster OF vol
unteers, to date March Is, 1864 for drunkenness
Captain John Dillon. First Lieutenant Robert Stock
dale aud First Lieutenant James Orr, Thirty tn In
diana Volunteers date March s. 1864 for Drunkenness
desertion their commands and unoticer like conduct
orroneousy published March u.s. 1864, Captain John
Dillon Thirty toird Indiana Volunteers; First Lieutenant
Robert Siockdaie, Thirty third Indiana Volunteers, and
First Lieutenant James A. Orr, Thirtythird Indiana
Volunteers
Lieutenant and Quartermaster Robert C. Wilson, Fifth
Illinois cavalry TO date March L. 1864, for nonrenditon
OF his accounts.
Second Lieutenant Charles Stiern First Misrouri ar
lery date March 10, 1864 with loss OF all and al
iowsnc Tor making faSe musters and failing 10 have
certain enlisted under his command punished for
committing depredations on the property OF private
Citizen Of Missouri
Second Lieutenan A. B Farnsworth, Eleventh United
States nLry TO date February 8, 1854 for absence
without proper authority, having been published OIL
nall upA uiladtn hn ora
The following officers, TO date February "a, 1864, for
the mentioned, having been published officially
and failed to appear before the Commission
ABSENCE WITHOUT PROPER AUTHORITY
Surgeon William +. McCurdy, Eighty. seventh Pennsyl.
vana Volunteers
Captain Henry Clayborn Thirty eighth Iowa Volunteers
FIRST Lieutenant William G.i Ashton, One Hundredth
Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Firt Lieutenant L. Herrick, Ninth New York cavalry
First Lieutenant o. s. Brown, One Hundred and Sxtieth
New York Volunteers.
First Lieutenant Andrew ]. Dngman, One.Hundred and
twenty sixth Ohio Volunteers.
Lieutenant Gustav SCharf, One Hundred and Nine
,Seenth New York Volunteers
Second Lieutenant William Tindal, Fortieth New York
Volunteers, and
second Lieutenant G. W. McCuloch, Eighth Maryland
V0iunteers.
ArsEScE WITHOUT LEAVE
Chaplain W. Gibson, Forty Pennsylvania Voun-
teers. and
First Lieutenant r. n Cross, Thirty sixth Massachu.
DISMISS APPROVED.
The order OF dismissal heretofore issued In the follow
ing case has been approved
First Lieutenant James II. Brown, First Indiana artil
ery 70 date January 25 1884, for neglect Of duty and
absence without Nave.
RESTORED TO COMMISSION
Captain r. ~ Taylor, Twelfth New York cavalry here.
toore asmissed Is restored with pay from the date ut
which he reoins his regiment for duty. provided the
vacancy been filled by the his State
T. d. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutant General.