Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-05
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ARMY.
orFICIsL-sPKCIAL ORDERS.

| OfFlC1iL-SPECIAL ORDERS.
No CG, Sept u The recruits ordered 10 Jefferson
Daracks including those recently sent TO Fort LeGven
WORTH Temporary duty. their services can
lie dispensed with the Upper Mississippi 10 proceed
10 FaErpa Bay, and as first intended there BE- assigned
10 the Infantry serving in Florida Captain T.. q Mitch.
ell is Infantry, and Capt II Duy,2d Infantry pro
coed forthwith 10 jefferson Barracks 10 conduct Getach
menIS Of recruits 10 their destination. Capt W. Sea
we'll, Th Infantry, on being relieved will proceed In
join his company al Fort Gibson. All recruits enlisted
fer the 9Th Infantry 10 join their regiment in Florida as
soon practicable.
No 81, Sept, 2i-Brevet Major D. Wilcox 9Th In.
fany in consequence Of i'll health. relieved from duty
at The principal depot New York larhor and ordered
Tampa Florida, via Jefferson Barracks, Tor such duty
his health will Enable him 10 perform. Lieut. S
lhorntGn, I'd Dragons, invalid. assigned TO tempo
Iary duty on recruiting service at Carlisle, Pa Brevet
Capt f Schrver, A. a. G., assigned TO duty at The
lead Quarters Of the in the field and will report
IN person 10 Major. General macomb.
MEMoRASprM All GiiiccIs of the line OF ordnance
duty have either been relieved, will be soon as
their services can be dispensed with
Lieut. T.. &. DayeiSs OH Infantry, declines the ap.
pnIniment Of LIST Lieut.. SIh Infantry.
Lieut. l. V. d. Reeve, 9TH Infantry, appointed lst
Liert n the Slh Infantry
Resignation.
Camius &. Davess, LIST Lieut. 5ih Infantry, Sept 80.
Ordnance Department.
Aug. 27-Caplan W. A. Thornton, to the command of
the Mount Vernon (Ala) Arsenal.
3O-Lirnt. L.. A. Is. Wabash, TO Fort Brooke,
10 Allegheny Arsenal
Sept. G-Lcut T. v. liagner, to FTankfoTd Arsenal.
li-Caplan Harding, TO Tie command Of the
Augusta ga Arsenal
GENERAL ORDERS, HEAn QuAnrEas OF THE AE"Y,
MOO. :. BnGaio " Y, Sept 20, 1898
brig. Gen. Bfady's command in future will extend
FROM and including Oswego TO the Northwestern c1tre
unity Of the Ensern Dvision-flead Quarters at Detroit
ll-Brig. General Eustis's command will extend from
Oswego along the line 10 the Northeastern extremity Of
NefmUnt-liead Quarters al Pattsburp.
lIl-Each Of these commands will be considered as
Military Departments, and the Generals commanding
them auiLOrzsd 10 appoint Generals Courts Mar
Iia within their respective commands according 10 the
Articles of War.
IY-The first regiment Of Artillery will occupy The
posts that may he established from Ogdtnsburg along
the line TO The extremity Of Vermont, having It's Head
Quarters al PIa.,sburg.
V-TIie S.h regiment of Infantry, the posts from Og-
dershrC 10 Rochester, land excluding Rocheser hay.
ing lis Head Quarters at Sackels ilarbor.
Fl-The Cd regiment Of Artillery from Rochester 10
Detroit, ncusyeIy having its Head Quarters Buffalo
Fl-The Generals will visit Tie pests within their
pecVe Departments MS often they may deem il neces
sary and they authorized the troops in any
direction, which circumstances, in their opiaiUn, may
render il proper but far practicable and consistent
with The good Of tie service battalion Of each gmenl
least should be assembled at regIineEla Head Quar-
le.s
viII-The Major. General commanding in chief is
aware Of the condition Of the regiments which have
lately served in the Indian country; and makes due al
owances for The exposure md drpvations 10 which they
subjected; but he INDUCES the hope now, every
comfort provided for the men, end abundance Of cIoh
ing be furnished for them, proper rcguisiinns
that every officer, from the Commanding officer dow
tie Sounges, company commander, will use his utmost
enteayus TO put The troops under his command in such
a Stale of discipline and uipnent the General Re
gula.inns direct, without permitting the part Of The
officers, commissioned officers and rlen, any devia
ton he,eircm, either to the Of doing uiy,
regards their military dress and appearance.
lN-The Major General has observed Of la;e. many
departures from The established Dress both by the Off
GERS and men; and he calls the Generals and
commanders of regiments and posts that every
officer conforms strictly with the Regulations in his dress
and cqu pnent; and 10 allow officer 10 in garr
camp any other dress than that which properly
belongs 10 his rank lud station after che uenih !ce