Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-30
o r FIC lALs.
D,snfssais fer the week eudisg March 26,
1861

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Captain irving HaIsey. sth Ohio c.vslry.'o
date March "a, 1861, 'or dlsobedienoeo OF orders
disrespect to his commanding officer. ana coz
duct unbecoming IN officer and gentleman.
Captain B. F. Ryer and Lieutsnant Mark
Andrews, 10th Independent Battery Nav York
volunteers, to date January IL, 1884, with loss
q ali pay and allowances, for dishcnorable
conduct in Obtaining their commissions from
the Governor OF New York.
FIRST Lieutenant Leonard s. Ross 18th Iii.
nois cavalry, TO date March %, 1884, for drunk
ennees and conduct unbecoming an OH GER and
gentleman.
Firtl Lieutenant Hiram A. Weed, SGD Penn
sylvanla volunteers, TO date March 81, 1854.
with loss Of all pay and allowances, for render.
ing false 81 d fraudulent accounts against the
Government.
FRS. Lieutenant @ N. Kirk, a5th Ohio vol
untsers, to date March 25, 1864, for hsbitual in.
| temperance.
First Lieutenant Jacob Greenwood, 10th
| Missouri cavalry, to date March IS, 1864, for
firing a bu lding, the property OF private ctti-
| zen If Mississippi, afttr receiving orders not
| to do SC. .....
Second Lieutenant John E. Clark, 5sth lii.
nois volunteers, to date March Is, 1861, with
| loss OF all pay and allowances. for gross i'm.
| morality and the contraction Of a loathsoms
disease which physically undts him for asso.
citation with the officers and men Of his resi.
mens. a.as =.= E.rg
Dismi.sals Approved.
The orders Of dismissal heretofore issued In
| the.following cases have been approved:
Lieutenant Colonel Henry Ftnnegass, Sd reg
iment Corps d'Afrique, to date September II,
1853, for disooeying the orders Of bis command
ing officer upon the field Of battle at Port Hud-
SON. on the 27th day Of May, 1853.
Captain W. II. Daley, Sd regiment Corps
d'Afr que, to date February 10, 1861, foridrunk.
enness on duty, breach OF arrest, and conduct
| nnbecoming an oftaeer and gentleman.
Second Lieutenant Peter Wessenstin, 1O3d
| Pennsy lvania volunteers, to date February q,
| 1854, with loss Of all pay and allowances, for
| leaving q picket post in the advance In the
| night time; going boy ond the lines without
| cause with two Of his men; permitting them
| to drink liquor, and drinking himself firing
| his pistol, to the alarm Of the picket, and
| remaining absent until three O'Clock in the
| morning in dereliction Of his duty as an
| officer.
Dishsnorable Muster Out.
Upon ths reports OF his regimental com.
mander and the Governor Of Ohio, Captain
Thomas Ross, 18th Ohio volunteers. has bean
| dishonorably mustered out Of service, TO date
| September 90, 1865, for absence without leave.
Dismissals Revoked.
The orders OF dismissals heretofore issued In
| the following cases have been revoked:
Captain A. Il. Stuart, I'd regiment United
States sharpshooters, he IA wing been previously
| honorabIy discharged upon tender Of resigna-
ton.
Second Lieutenant William A. Schmidt,
| 55th New York volunteers, and he is honor
| ably discharged, as OF the date Of the order Of
dismissal.
Restored to Comnfl8sion.
The following officers, heretofore dismissed,
| are restored, provided the vacancies have not
| been filled by the Governors Of their respective
| States:
Major J. @. Anderson and Major r. Rein
hold, 18th Pennsylvania cavalry, with pay
| from the date at which they rejoin their COM
! mands.
Major W. W. Wiltshire, l26th Illinois volun.
| teers.
Captain d. q. Holdredge, a3d Wisconsin vol
unteeIs.