Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-17
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DIsmissoIs for the Week Ending june H.,
1864.


1864.
Lieutenant Colonel James NJ. sanderson,
Captain Commissary of Subsistence, United
States volunteers, to date June 6, 1854.
Major George II. Clarke, 9sth New York
volunteers, to date June 4, 1864, for having
rendered his resignation while charges of q
scandalous nature, impairing the respect Of
the officers and men Of the regiment for him as
an officer, were known and Eubstantiated.
Major Alexander Freeman, additional pay.
master, United States army, to date June O.,
1864.
Captain Charles A. Mcknight, 7th Michigan
volunteers, to date May 10, 1864, for conduct
unbccomlug an officer and gentleman.
Captain John Noyes, 9TH Kansas cavalry, to
date June 10, 1864, having willfully absentcd
himself aud failed to appear before board of
examiners after due notice to appear had
been given him.
First Lieutenant William McDavid, list
Pennsylvania volunteers, to date June O, 1864,
for drunkenness, refusing to show his pass
when required by proper authority, and scan.
dnlous conduct with an improper character
while travelling In a railroad car.
First Lieutenant Bernard Sherry, ooh Penn
sylvGnIa volunteers, 10 date May IS, 1854, for
absence without leave.
First Lieutenant James Kane, 18th Pepnsyl-
vania cavalry, to date juno 10, 1864, for alb
seuco without leave, contempt of authority In
leaving his poet without permission, and for
making false statement to the Adjutant Gen
eral OF the Army relative to his absence.
The following officers, to date May 10, 1864,
for absence without leave, having been pub
lIshed officially, and failed to appear before
the commission
First Lieutenant Joseph Dreichllnger, 9eth
Pennsylvania volunteers.
First Lieutenant Lyman s. Linson, OH regi
ment Corps d'Afrllue.
The following additional paymastcrs, United
States Army, have been dismissed as defautere
to the Governments;
Major l. y. Cook, to date December 20, 1868
Major William Fessenden, to date November
., 1858.
Major George b. Way, to date September 20
1868.
Major W. W. Sherman, to date January T.
1854
DIsMIssALS CONFIRMED.
The orders of dismissal heretofore issued IL
the following cases have beeu confirmed;
Colonel Lewis NJ. Peck, 1881 New York vol
untccrs, to date May 8, 1864, fer desertion o
his command in face of the enemy at the bat
tie of Pleasant Hill.
Lieutenant Colonel N. Z. Murphy, 170tl
New York volunteers, to date June 4, 1864, fo
sending nag Of truce to the enemy's line
without any authority whatever.
Captain Cyrenius P. Pratt, 18th Ohio volun
tecrs, to date May go, 1864, for long continued
absence without leave.
DisHONoRADLE DISC HAR0B CONFIRMED.
The order dlshonorably discharging Captain
John P. King, 9th Connecticut volunteers, Il
date June I. 1864, on account of having ten
dered his resignation for business reasOnI
SOLELY" in face of the enemy, has been con
nrmed.
DIsMissALs REVOKED.
The orders of dismissal heretofore Issued Il
the following cases have been revoked:
Colonel o. II. Moore, 2Jth Michigan volun
tcers, Captain 9th U. s. Infantry and pre-
vlous order dlscharging him as colonel est
Michigan volunteers, on account OF Physic1
disability, has been 30 amended as to discharg
him as colonel 25th Michigan volunteers, IN
as captain 9th United States infantry, for tn
same cause.
IAuutenant Colonel 8. G. MHgill and Majo
Samuel Clarke, Goth Iowa volunteers, aud the
have been discharged, on tender of resiGn'
ton, a. of the date of dismissal.
RESTORED To COMMISSION.
Captain II B. White, 10th Ohio battery, her
tororo dismissed has been restored with pa
from the date'at which he reJoins his batter
for duty, provided the vacancy has not heC
filled by the Governor Of the State.
DISABILITY REMOVED.
The disability to ro'cnttr the military servl,
arislng from dismissal therefrom, In the cal
OF Assistant Surgeon Andrew McLetchio, la
of tho roth New York State militia, has bee
removed.