New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
RESULTS OF A NAVAL COURT-MARTIAL-ALA'
BAMA PoLITICs-CAsEs IN THE COURT Oh
CLAIMS.
PRRSs DISPATCH

GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH
The Navy Department has promulgated in general
orders the result OF the Court Martial con-
ysasS - pa .s surgeon Charles l. Green the
following charge. VIZ First Treating with contempt his
spgTeT Sno on board On si the Uned States
NIpse at Aspnwal, from order to take seaman of
snSsrIor ocer In thus refusing obedience Third Con-
duet unbecomng officer the specifications being that
a ns Mas an ocer IN the town Of Aspnwa The Court
found the accused guilty Of the first two charges
fenced him to be suspended from the rank furlough
for the he ter TS ana 20 i' e h
order reprmandine him 10 DO read to the Officers and
the evidence Secretary Robson approves
the finding OF the Court adding The sentence OF the
WAS found guilty DLobsdence OF orders is, under any
circumstances, serisns ofenss and when committed
BY ts sn sesy tn the
a " an 'd discipline s am inclined to think. how
eSH Of IN this case Was the result Of mistake Of
Judgment IN regard to professional rights ana dnMes
takes OF this kind rarely require severe and never
dsgrsceiu punhment and The previous s1od
whatever doubt there may be on this subject and to the
consideration o. the reviewing authority The sentence
two years. Is therefore RENTED and this order pub
llshed as tho reprimand provided Tor H. tns
This has excited considerable attention In naval and
OF has Of ana
cause Of the pecuar circumstances case, which
according TO the general order OF the refusal
of Mt Green to obey order discharge from the slick
st OF the Npso OF her seaman under his medical at
tendance his being that he could not conscien
tiousy obey the order - o., .,,
lengthy Interview with the President this morning. ON
the subject VI complete restoration OF Inv and order
the South The result Of the Interview was highly salts
factory and complimentary 10 the people OF the South
and their intentions The President hopes TO visit the
south this Winter.
large number OF cases have been prepared by II. F.
shearnan OF New York. TO be filed by him In the
Court OF Claims for the recovery OF bounty money OF
which he says soldiers have been derauded He claims
the payment at the sub Treasury In NewYork was He
which have issued Intended for settlement Of their
claims given to auy legal authority To ndorse
the checks Ia their The cases Will be heard al
The Presdcnt has recognized Casper Richie ls Vice.
Consul Of Swiss Confederation for the states Oh Ohio,
Indiana and Kentucky to reside at Cncnnat ono feter
sfaub as Consular Agent OF the Swiss Confederation for
the state OF Tennessee TO reside ut Knoxville
Official proclamation has Just been made OF the conven-
ton between the United States and Hesse Darmsadt
regulating citizenship the basis OF naturalization as
with the North German Confederation t.gLt,.y
The hall Of the Young Mems Christian Association
was formally opened this with variety OF exer-
Justics Chase presided Addresses we're delivered by
Cen o. O. Howard, the Rev. DR. Grammar d Baltimore,
Rsy psyes Of groo My and SspsSe hx s ssa
petent Judges On be OF the finest In America The en-
tire building has cost nearly 100000
Secretary Boutwell, to-day received letter from
Of the latter AssistantSecretsry Of the Treasury.
OUR Delta STATEMENT FROM Mr.. WELLS.
TaEAeUnY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON. Aug 10, 1909.
note Of the the probable surplus OF teo
fiscal year for further and continued reduction
Os the gubls debt WILL In place % gv'ns you a1sa'