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esai4 ,'., to officers, for enlistiue re. i;e. r.alls' nor bounties to recruits foe on. a ,,ssl'g, shall be allowed after the pas.

 See, .. -4sa dea aJiqgEcr e,.aetea. That no person who has been eonv;eted -. V any criminal offence, shall he enlisted mo the the army of the United States

 Sec. 2. .4aa de j fisuzsor enQcted. Thst ssa a''s seventh section of the act, entitled ,ba =" @ .lel making further provision for a,,s s;.'t ;''nly 2, the United States passed pa 2 sixteenth May, one thousand eiahf . aad twelve, be, and the same ,s 2. nefcoy, repealed, SO far as applies '9 any enlisted soldier, who shajI t,s aoHsleled lI,l oy a general onrt-martial o,| lhe crime of assertion. - =

 APPROVED, March 2, 1858.