Transportation to be furnished to sick Soldiers, and cost stopped from their Pay. 252, 256 66 to Volunteers to return to Regiments on passes from Governors of 261 on account of Recruiting service under orders of Governors.. 316 of Drafted Men to Camps of Rendezvous.. Transfers of Enlisted Men from one Regiment or Company to another forbidden.. Troops transported by rail to march on foot over bridges, to guard against accident... 168 462 217 246 passing through City of New York to report to the United States Military 245 Turner, Hon. L. C., appointed Associate Judge Advocate Twiggs, Brigadier General David E,, dismissed the service.... Tully, Private Wm. C., sentence in case of.. Twenty-five Dollars Advance Bounty to be paid during existing War.. Two Musicians to be enlisted for each Company........ Tyler, Captain Chas. H., dismissed the service.... 6 358 814 7 387 63 91 Trowsers of Regimental Officers and Enlisted Men, change in 217 Vacancies among Commissioned Officers of Volunteer Regiments to be filled by the Valentines, Captain Valentino E., dismissed the service Van Buren, Ex-President Martin, death of, announced Van Bokkelen, Captain William K., Court Martial action in case of Veterinary Sergeant, pay of.... Volunteer Cavalry may be Mustered into service by Companies. 83 386 334 41 39 33 66 about to be discharged, to be returned to their States for Mus- 66 all Officers of, subject to examination as to fitness for position. 84 89 power heretofore given to, to Muster men into service revoked.... discontinued in every State, 248; restored.. Recruits for old Regiments, Bounty and Premium for.... for new Regiments, Subsistence of, prior to muster.. 223 223 261 313 326 Volunteer Engineers, organization of... Volunteers about to be Mustered into service to be minutely examined 66 One hundred thousand for Nine months authorized...... for Twelve months' service to fill old Regiments authorized.. Von Steinhaus, Major, dismissed the service. 419 90 100 348 848 408 252 W. Waagner, Colonel Gustave, dismissed the service.. 369 Wadsworth, Brigadier General, announced as Military Governor, District of Columbia. 242 Wagoners and Saddlers, same pay as Corporals of Cavalry.. .35, 89 Walker, Captain Benjamin P., dismissal of, revoked 460 War Department to prepare regulations to secure promotion of Officers.. Infirmary, Stables around the, to be removed Washington's Farewell Address, ordered read to the Army and Navy 61 98 Weston, Military Storekeeper Charles, dismissed the service. Welker, Lieutenant W. T., dismissed the service.. Western Department, superintendency of General Recruiting service of, abolished 66 constituted under General Fremont Gunboat fleet transferred to Navy Department.. 112 79 80 406 867 359 890 212 White, Brigadier General Julius, justified in relation to the action at Harper's Ferry. 451 stricken from the Rolls Witnesses before Military Commissions, allowances to.. Woodward, Captain J. R., cashiered... Wool, Major General John E., assigned to command of Middle Department. 252 412 383 259 Women Nurses not to reside in Camps, etc. GENERAL ORDERS. (1861.) General Orders, No. 1. WAR DEP'T, ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, I. At the General Court-Martial which convened at Fort Dalles, Oregon, pursuant to "Special Orders," No. 157, of July 30, 1860, from the War Department, and of which Brevet Major F. O. WYSE, Captain 3d Artillery, is President, was arraigned and tried Captain Thomas Jordan, of the Quartermaster Department, on the following charges and specifications: CHARGE I.-" Embezzlement of public money entrusted to him.” Specification 1st. "In this; That he, the said Captain Thomas Jordan, was, at Fort Dalles, Oregon Territory, on or about the 29th day of April, 1859, Assistant Quartermaster U. S. Army, charged with the disbursement of public money, and did then and there transmit to the Treasury Department, through the office of the Quartermaster General of the Army, to be allowed in his the said Jordan's favor, a receipt and voucher bearing date Fort Dalles, O. T., 2d March, 1859, from Bradford & Co., creditors of the United States, for the sum of two thousand four hundred and fifty-two dollars and seventy cents ($2,452.70), without having paid to said Bradford & Co. the full amount specified in said receipt and voucher, and therein he, the said Jordan, did, then and there, at Fort Dalles, O. T., on the 29th day of April, 1859, convert to his own use and embezzle the amount specified in said receipt and voucher, that is to say, the sum of two thousand four hundred and fifty-two dollars and seventy cents ($2,452.70)." Specification 2d. "In this; That he, the said Captain Jordan, was at Fort Dalles, Oregon, on or about the 21st day of July, 1859, Assistant Quartermaster U. S. Army, charged with the disbursement of public money, and did then and there transmit to the Treasury Department through the office of the Quartermaster General of the Army, to be allowed in his the said Jordan's favor, a receipt and voucher bearing date Fort Dalles, O., June 16th, 1859, from Incarnation Baldez, a creditor of the United States, for the sum of thirty-eight dollars ($38) without having paid to said Baldez the full amount specified in said receipt and voucher, or any part thereof, and therein he, the said Jordan, did then and there at Fort Dalles, on the 21st July, 1859, convert to his own use and embezzle the amount specified in said receipt and voucher, that is to say, the sum of thirty-eight dollars ($38).” Specification 3d. "In this; That he, the said Captain Thomas Jordan, was at Fort Dalles, Oregon, on or about the 13th day of January, 1860, Assistant Quartermaster U. S. Army, charged with the disbursement of public money, and did then and there transmit to the Treasury Department, through the office of |