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regiment signed petition 10 the colonel 10 resign,
which he very properly refused to isen to, but
laid it before Generals Gushing and Wool 1t
was considered by the commanding general that
there was a participation in the mutiny
and two of the signers were dshonorbIy discharg-
ed from the service. AS soon as this was known
seventeen officers, think, rendered their resigna-
lion. but after twentyfour hours had elapsed they
thought bettor Of it leave and begged leave TO
withdraw, expressing al! due contrition and leave
was granted Thus quiet and subordinalon has
been restored. The three regiments hav all been
separated: the North Carolena ordered to the rear,
and the Virginians TO the front. The soldier
who was wounded by Col. Paine at the time he
shot at the mutineers was Virginian and has
been dshonerably discharged from the service