The national Republican., 1866-07-09
THEhDEPARTM'ENTS.
o0Unr-MAaTIAL AsD DISMISSAL OF
u CAPTAIN FOAnEY.

oAPTAIn FOAaEY.
Captain Philip \. Fevpsy, llsh US. infantry
hes sssa tried before general eourt.nsrtiai con.
vsnsd In Ban Rranoiseo, California, May 20, 1885,
and Of which Brsvst Bhsadisr General william n.
French, y. 9. A., wss president. upoa The charges
Of :" disobsdisnes Of orders" and "oonduet unbs.
coming an ofaesr and gentleman" The spsoia.
cations under the ht charge sst forth that Captain
Ronsy. having been specially and positively or,
dsrsd BY the General Commanding the Depart msnt
Of California to proceed to join his company In
Arisona and 70 do 20 BY the steamer leaving the
port Of San Francisco, on the 2sd Of May, 1888,
did neglect and fail 10 do 90. The second spsci6.
cation 10 the nst charge sets forth that Captain
Fonsy failed to acknowledge the receipt Of an or
der from the General Commanding Department Of
California, after having been directed to DO 90.
The specification TO the second charge sots forth
that Captain Philip R Fornsy, I4th U. g. infantry,
having gone 70 esrtsin house In San Francisco,
Cai and having there contracted debt Of one hun
dred dollars, less, did frsuduisnty present
10 payment OF said debt an Instrument In printing
and writing signed BY him In his ofcisl character,
and purportins to be check for the sun Il one
hundred dollars on the banking -houss Of B DAVID.
son BERRI, Of Ban Francisco. and did allow said
check to Be- received In payment Of said debt, and
TO be presented for collection at said banking house.
whom he had not and never had. any funds dspos.
tied to bis credit with said arm Of D. Davidson 4
BEaRi. This at San Francisco, Cal, on or about
May IS, 1865. To the nrst charge and the specia
cations laid Hereunder, Captain FoasEr
pleaded guilty, but mot guilty TO the SEQ
ond charge and specification. The Court
found the accused guilty Of both the charges
and specifications preferred against him, and sem
fenced him to bs dismissed the military service Of
the United States. The proceedings, fading, and
sentence in the above case we're approved BY Major
General HALLEok, commanding tho Military Divi.
sion Of the Pacific, on the 3ist u Nay. 1854. from
which date Captain FoRNEr ceases to be an ofhcer
Of the United States rmy.-Avmy and Navy jour.
nal.
Impertant Treasury Circular.
The Secretary of the Treasury, on Saturday last,
issued the following circular affecting the interests
Of American oitissus engaged in numbering In the
State Of Maine: .......
rRxAsrRr DsPARrnxSr,( I
wAsHIsoros, jane Q, 1855
Ordered, That before admitting to entry any i'm.
porta'ions under the provisions Of the act Of June
l, 1856, entitled "An act to protect American citi-
Gems engaged in Numbering on the 81. Croix river,
in the State Of Mains,' customs officers will rs.
quire the presentation Of manifest, setting forth
the description and quality Of such importstions,
heing the produce Of the forests Of the State Of
Maine upon the ST. Croix river and ts tributa
owned BY American citizens, and being unmanu-
factured, In whole or In part, and specifying the
place Of original production; the place whore the
same was sawed, the name and residences Of the
owner or owners. the name of the person Who sawed
the same, and that be. a. we'll as the owner, are
citissus Of the United States; which statement
shall 10 sworn to BY such owner and person who
did the saving either before Justice OF the peace
Of the State Of Maine, . United States consul, or
consular officer residing In the province Of New
Brunswick; or justice Of the peace authorised to
administer oaths In said province; and the officer
before whom such oath shall be taken shall certify
the same on such manifest. and that he s satisfied
Of the truth thereof; provided that " the oath
shall be taken before justiee Of New Brunswick,
bis ofoial character and authority shall bs osrti
H-d by United States consul or consular officer In
said province
HuoH McCuI LoCH Secretarv