Daily national Republican., 1864-08-13
orr ICILL.
D,s,ai.ssis for the Week Ending August
o, 1864.

Lieutenant Colonel william Jones, % Cali
fornis volunteer cavalry, to date August 8,
1884, with loss of all pay and allowances, for
undue and gross familiarity with the enlisted
men OF his command; authorizing the trading
sway, by men of his com mand, Of Government
horses neglectiDg to take up and account for,
on his returns, three Government horses IN his
possession, ono Of which he retained and used
as private horse; neglecting 10 charge an
enlisted man, as required BY Army Regulations,
for Government pistol; and general neglect
Of duty.
Additional Psymsster George p. Folsom,
United States volunteers, to date August 1,
1854.
First Lieutenant william g. Anderson, sdju-
tant 4th Indiana cavalry, TO date July IL, 1854,
for absence without leave, having been pub.
iished officially and failed to appear before the
Commission.
Lieutenant Horace K. stille, 18th Pennsylvs.
mia cavalry, TO date July 80, 1854, for desertion
Lieutenant NJ. II. Preston, Sd Delaware vol
unteers, to date July 30, 1854, for absence with.
out proper authority. H
Second Lieutenant Amesley B. Smith, 10th
New York cavalry, 70 date July 30, 1884, for
drunk enness on duty, breach Of arrest, and at
tempting to purloin from q Government stable
a saddle and bride belonging to an officer.
The order heretofore Issued accepting the
resignation Of Captain A. ]. Vidal, partisan
rangers, has been revoked, and he has been
dismissed, 70 date August 4, 1854, for desertion.
pIsNIssliA coNFIRuEp.
The orders Of dismissal heretofore issued In
the following cases have been confirmed.
Captain Carl Won Heintze, 9th United States
colored troops, for worthlessness and coward
Ice.
First Lieutenant William P. Miner, 18th
Connecticut volunteers, TO date July 10, 1854,
for absenting himself from his guard withou,
permission from proper authority, for breach
Of arrest, and for being grossly drunk in the
field, in camp, and in the city Of New Orleans.
Second Lieutenant Charles L. Francis, 65th
United States colored infantry, he having ten
dered his resignation In consequence Of inex.
perience and lncompetency.
| DIsMIssALs APPROVED.
The orders of dismissal heretofore issued in
the following cases have been approved;
First Lieutenant John NJ. Sharp, 14sth New
York volunteers, to date July 30, 1864, for,
sfter having boon arrested upon charges oi
cowardice and misbehavlor before the enemy
breaking his arrest, and leaving for his home
without trying TO get a certificate OF physical
disability upon which to ground resgnatio
Second Lieutenant z. c. Robinson, 50 New
York cavalry, to date July 2s, 1864, for will.
full violation of General Orders, No. 129, cur.
rent series, thereby attempting to secure his
discharge from the service after the same had
been refused. o.
MUsTERnD OUT.
First Lieutenant Joseph T. Fearing, ol
Smiths Independent cavalry company, Mary.
land volunteers, has been mustered out and
discharged the service Of the United States, to
date August I, 1864, upon charges preferred by
his superior officer, and forwarded through
his Commanding General, for violation of the
9th and Gath Articles Of War, and other con.
duct showing him 10 be unfit for the position
OF an officer.
DRoPPED PROM THE ROLLS.
| By direction of the President, Captain Ed
ward L. Hartz, Assistant Quartermaster, Unitet
States Army, has been dropped from the roll
of the army, to date July 30, 1854.
DIsMIssALs REVOKED.
The order heretsfore issued dismissin,
Second Lieutenant Howard ]. WebUer, SOL
Indiana volunteers, has been revoked, and b.
has been honorably discharged, TO date Febru
ary l, 1854.
RESTORED TO COMMISSION.
The following officers heretofore dismissed
are restored, with pay from the date at which
they rejoin their regiments for duty,
Captain Frank B. NJ. Bonsall, 2Sth Pennsyl
yanIa volunteers, provided the vacancy has no
been hlled by the Governor Of his State.
Second Lieutenant Frank Reynolds, ls
United States artillery.
Captain Daniel D. 7. Gordon, Assistant Quar-
termaster United States volunteers, dlsmisse
by sentence Of a General Court-Martisl, ha
, been restored TO his former rank In the service
SENTENCE DIsAPPRovKD.
The proceedings, findings, and sentence of
General Court-Martlal, In the case OF secon
Lieutenant Charles Wood, 3sth Wisconsin vol
unteers, has been disapproved, the records fail
ing 70 show the offense Of which he was con
victed, and he shall be released from arrest an
, restored TO duty.
SENTENCE RKMITTED.
The residue Of the sentence In the case O
Second Lieutenant ]. 8. Walter, 18th Pennsyl
yania cavalry, has been remitted, on the groun
Of his bravery and former good conduct, with
out remitting forfeiture of pay during imprit
onment, and he has been restored to his com
mission In his regiment.