Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-21
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the United
e. States OF America,

II gc.w = States of America. 1900 ~ :.
/ TO all a,hons- it may concern; = :.
Il Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
i to me that FERDINANpo DE LucA has been an
/ pointed Consul General Of italy, at New Or
| leans. do hereby recognize him as such, and
declare him free to exercise and ENJOY such
| functions, powers, and privileges, as are al.
| lowed to the Consuls General OF the most ia
| vored nations, in the United States. III ~
/ In testimony whereof, have caused these
- letters to be made patent, and the Seal OF
| the United States to be hereunto affixed.
| Given nnder my hand at the City of WASH
| ington, the 10th day OF April, A. d. 1854,
| r.. 81 and of the Independence Of the United
FL. States OF America the esth. IL iHF
sa ABRAHAM LINCOLN. -
~ WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary of State
Dismissals for the Week ending April 10,
1864.
Colonel Asher S. Leidy, Goth Pennsylvania ia
| volunteers. to date April o. 1861, for absence
| without leave. ---
Lieutenant Colonel L. NJ. Ralston, Tooth
Pennsylvania volunteers, to date April -,
1864, for absence without lea We from the gen.
eral rendezvous for veteran volunteers at Ches-
ter hospital from the 11th OF March to the 4th
OF March, 1884,. or aT.F gi.r e.z-r---r
Major Henry NJ. Allies, 7Ith New York VOL
unteers, to date March, u, 1S6l for sI wing du.
plicate discharges to enlisted men.
Major Siegfried Won Fostner and Captain
John Stnll, Sd New Jersey Cavalry, to date
April IL, 1s6I, for making false musters, and
being implicated in borrowing men from one
company to swell the ranks Of another
Captain Albert Hertzberg, and Captain F.
W. Schaefer, Sd New Jersey cavalry, to date
April il, 1864, for borrowing men from one
company to swell the ranks OF another, thereby
making false musters
Captain 5. G. Means, Sd West Virginia cav.
airy, % date April Is, 1864, for disobedience OF
orders. -f
Captain NJ Allowing, 1st New York mount
ed rifles, to date April Is, 1864, for absence with
out leave
Lieutenant and Adjutant N. Flansbury, 57th
Illinois volunteers, to date April 9, 1861, with
loss of all pay and allowances, for committing
a fraud upon the Government by passing three
private citizens on Government transportation
from Galya TO Chicago, Illinois. -
Assistant Surgeon Samuel T. Storer. 99tb
OIIu ,o,~...eeIs, ., IiIs i.tenant OnarIes
G. Baldwin, 18th Ohio volunteers, to date
April 12 1864, for drunkenness.
Lieutenant W. q. AIgie, lst Maryland cav
airy, to date April IL, 1854, for breach Of arrest
and habitual drunkenness.
Second Lieutenant Nisbet Comfy, Ist Ohio
heavy artillery, to date April 9, 1851, with loss
OF all pay and allowances, for continued alb
sence without leave. -.a ..#. ... r.
Second Lieutenant James Golfer 3ith Ohio
volunteers, 10 date December :, lo63, tor deser-
ton. .' '5
Second Lieutenant John &. Howard, 10th
Ohio volunteers, 10 date April II. 1864, for
drunkenness. p. .... e
The follow ing officers, to date March 81, 1864,
for the causes mentioned, having been pub
lishee officially, and failed to appear before the
commission !
-f Absence githout leave.
Captain ]. H. Baker, 1st United States sharp.
shooters.
For improperly enlisttns minor.
Captain James A. Harris, 4th Ohio cavalry,
and Captain S. A. Clark, 5th Independent Bat
talon, Ohio cavalry.
Absence without leare from Camp Parole since
January 80, 1861.
Second Lieutenant Lewis Custer, 9th Ohio
volunteers. ....
Dismissal Confirmed.
The order reyoking the dismissal of and dis
charging First Lieutenant William T. Worrall
4th United States colored troops, has been
revoked, and the dismissal OF Lieutenant
Worrall, to date March %, 1861, has been con-
firmed. - -..-.. e...-.
Dishonorably Discharged.
Colonel John Stockton, Sth Michigan cavalry
and Captain A. G. Stockton, sth Michigan cav
airy, to date April Is, 1864, with loss Of all pay
and allowances, for rendering false and fraud
ulent accounts against the Government
First Lieutenant l.. @. Kent, 32d United States
colored troops, having requested a mastering
officer to sign false certificate, in order that he
(Kent) might obtain q local bounty to which he
was not entitled.
Mustered Out.
First Lieutenant VIM. p. Of1ey, Ist Della
ware cavalry, to date April IL, 1864, for drunk
enness.
The muster out OF Captain Timothy NJ. Will
cox, Sd Missouri cavalry, to date March %,
1864, for inefieiency and neglect In the per-
formance Of his duty, has been confirmed.
Dismissals Revoked.
The orders Of dismissal in the following cases
have been revoked: as
Captain George w. Hill, 18th United States
infantry i Fa Eae
Captain Timothy Guilford, 2oth Connecticut
volunteers, and he has been honorably dis
charged as Of the date Of the order OF dis.
missal.
Captain E. p. Boas, Goth Illinois volunteers,
satisfactory evidence having been furnished
that the charge upon which he was dismissed
was erroneous. 80
Captain F. Seguin, 10Th Illinois volunteers,
published March s, 1864, as Captain r. Leguin,
10th Illinois volunteers, and he has been hon.
orably discharged as of the date Of the order
of dismissal fG: ~ -, ,zEfs Fg-gs - Fas
Hospital Chaplain John A. Spooner, United
states Army, and his resignation has been ac-
cepted, thus leaving him honorablyt out OF the
service to date February 8, 1861. ~ = F
Lieutenant s. @. Collins, 23d Indiana VOL
unieers, satisfactory evidence having been
fnruisfed that Z he died in November 1863
from disease ntracted in the line of his duty.
Lieutenant John v. Bovell, Goth Illinois vol
unteers, and he has been honorably discharged,
to date August 10, 1868. s,s g. ~ - ssstTi.f
hs Dishonerable Muster Out Revoked. i
The order dishonorably mustering cut 81 ser
vice Assistant Surgeon Wasning gton Burg, E2d
Penpsylvania volunteers, as Assistant surgeon
ewas18ngtcn ia2d Penns ivsnaas - vofop Oh
steerx has BEEN reversed, and snes snas been hon
Esoyspis, discnatgedss % date Msy'ls'1ses. sas5 s
zot siea 4oT .fasssr1sT I