National Republican., 1883-04-14
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

Leave of absence for six months, TO take eff
feet on or about June l, 1883, is granted Capt.
Greenleaf A. Goodalo, 23d infantry.
Leave of absence for four months is
granted Lieut. Col. William j. Volkmar, aide
de'camp, with permission to go beyond sea.
Leave of absence for six months on sur
geon's certificate of disability, with permis-
sion to go beyond sea, is granted Capt. Will
lam Il. Kingsbury, 1lth infantry.
The leave of absence on surgeons certificate
of disability granted Mai. James w. Cuyler,
corps of engineers, March /, 1888, is extended
three months on account of sickness.
The extension of leave of absence on SUR
geon's certificate of disability granted Capt.
James IL. Spencer, 4th infantry, Nov, 10, 1882,
is further extended three months on account
of sickness.
The superintendent mounted recruiting
service will cause fifty recruits to be pre-
pared and forwarded under proper charge TO
Fort Smelling, Minnesota, for assignment to
the 2d cavalry.
The extension of leave of absence on ac-
count of sickness granted Mai. William Z.
Gould, paymaster United States army, Oct.
81, 1882, Is further extended six months on
account of sickness.
The extension of leave of absence granted
First Lieut. Edmund X Webster I'd in
lanuryt Ill speclal Oruers NO. oU, maren oO,
1883, military division of the Pacific is further
extended four months.
Capt Stephen X. Mahon, 10th infantry,
having been found by an army retiring board
incapacitated for active service on account of
disability incident to the SERVICE is, by direc-
tion Of the President, retired from active SER
| vice.
First Lieut.. Samuel l.. Woodward, 10th
cavalry, now on leave of absence at st. Louis,
No. will report in person TO the snperintend-
dent mounted recruiting service, Jefferson
barracks, Missouri, for temporary duty at that
| post.
Paragraph 2, special orders No. 16, Jan.
TO-, 1868, is revoked, and TO complete the
record of Assistant Surgeon Simon " Pilgrim,
10th Pennsylvania volunteers, he Is honor
ably discharged on account of physical dis
ability to date Jan 10, 1868.
First Lieut.. William G. Muhlenberg I'd in
fantry, will be relieved from duty at the
school of application for infantry and cavalry,
Fort Leavenworth, Kans, by the command
ing officer Of the school on receipt of this or
der, and will join his company.
So much of special orders, No. 312, Oct. 20,
1862, War department, adjutant generals Of
fee, as honorably discharged Second Lieut..
Frederick stnrm, 10th battery Indiana volun-
teers, to date Aug. 81, 1862, is amended to
discharge him as Of the date Of said order,
Oct. %, 1862.
SO much of paragraph /, special orders No.
3ls Sept. 3, 1862, department Of the Alssis-
sippi, us accepted the resignation of Second
| Lieut.. A. n. Stringer, 10th Iowa volunteers,
TO date May 4, 1862, is amended to discharge
him Aug. IL, 1862, TO which date he was rec
ognized as in service under proper authority,
So much of special orders No. 1893, April %,
1866, War department, adjutant generals
office, as mustered out and honorably dis
charged First Lieut. IL. N. Hamilton,
59th New York volunteers Ia paroled prisoner
of war; to date March 10, 1865, is amended to
discharge him as Of the date of said order,
April 2s, 1865.
A general order has been issued from the
| War department amending paragraph 135 of
| the regulations TO read as follows No civil
ian will be permitted TO reside upon a mill
| tary reservation unless he be in the employ
of the government, and his residence thereon
must cease upon his discharge from such en-
ployment No permission win be given any
one TO cultiyate any portion of q military
reservation, TO Craze animals, or TO cut grass
! thereon"
Pay Director James d. Murray has been or
| dered to duty as inspector of provisions and
clothing at the Norfolk navy yard eighteenth
instant; Liout, f. ID. Taussig, detached from
| the naval academy and ordered to duty ON the
| coast survey Pay Director q. +. Wallack,
| from duty as inspector of provisions and cloth
! ing at the Norfolk navy yard, eighteenth
instant and ordered to report for duty at the
! Norfolk pay office twenty third instant Pay
Inspector A. j. Clark from the Norfolk pay
Office twenty-third instant and ordered TO
settle accounts and await orders Chaplain
John II. Matthews, from the receiving ship
Colorado and granted three months leave
The leave of Assistant Engineer Frank W.
Bartlett has been extended three months.