Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-07

his command, repair to Medford and join the
forces there, and keep vigiIant guard far
down the river as Winter Hill, till further
orders. That the order CT the 30th of April
be punctually complied with every day. That
the acknowledgement furnish the officers of the
picquet'guar with list OF names Of the pic
quet every day at the time OF mounting the
picquet That the commanding Officer of the
main guard set sentry over the pump be-
fore the guard house, and take particular care
that no person put anything into said pump.
MAY 4th,-Generat Oiders.-That four cap
tains, eight subaterns, sixteen sergeants, two
hundred privates be drafted to go upon fatigue,
Col. DooittIe command the detachment, and
that he apply to the Commissary General for
necessary tools, and return the tools at night
TO the Commissary General. The officers will
be under Mr.. Chadwick the engineer. That
every regiment and detachment parade at 10
O'Clock i'll the morning, and at o'clock in the
afternoon.
Parole angdon.-Officer of the day, Col
Joseph Henshaw; officers of main guard, Col.
William Henshaw, Major BigeIow officers of
picquet guard, Col. Parker Major Moore.
That Samuel Chandler, captain of the team
sters, be freed from all other duty with the
people of the teams, whilst they are employed
with their teams by order of the qnartcr-master
general. That eight captains, sixteen subal-
terms, thlrty-two sergeants, four hundred pri.
Yates, be drafted to 20 upon fatigue, Col. Fry
to command the detachment, and that he APP
ply to the Commssary General for necessary
tools, and return them at night to Commissary
General. The officer to receive directions of
Mr.. Chadwick, the engineer. That Lieuts
Farnum, johnson and Walker Adjutants Ere
bigger, Warren and Todd escort the corps of
Lieut.. Hull to Charlesfown. That no field
officer presume to give pass to any person, to
go out OF camp, that came down in defence of
his liberties, before that person shall have pre-
sented to the field officer, person not belong
ing to camp, and out of the same town to which
the person that makes application belongs,
who is to tarry in camp till the person who
has leave returns. That no rum be delivered
to any but such as bring orders from the gen.
eral; three days provisions be delivered out at
time, and two days at a time according to the
rules of the army.
May 5th,-Parole York Officers of the
day, Col. Pierce officers of main guard, Lieut..
Col Nixon, Maj Butterick; officers of picquet
guard, Lieut.. Col. Clark, Maj. FRASER, Gen
eral Col Wyman take particular care Of his
men, that no outrage be committed on the per-
sor or property of any one individul whatso-
ever and use his utmost endeavors to reduce
his men to good ORDER as there have been re-
peated complaints from the houses of Mr..
Temple of very disorderly conduct.
May 6th,-Parole Porthmouth officers of
the day, Col James Prescott; officer of main
guard, Lieut.. Col. Brcket Maj. Reed, officers
of picquet guard, Lieut.. Col. Robinson, Maj
Shepperd; for fatigue, Col. Whitney.
General OrderS.-That no person who may
have received inlisting orders and in conse-
quence thereof has Unlisted men presume to dis.
miss any person, who is enlisted, on any consid-
Grafton whatever, nor presume to re-enlistany
person that is already enlisted, without special
order from the general The commanding
officer of the guard at Charlestown permit no
person to go into Charestown with any prov
sion whatever, with or without pass. This
order to be given to the next officer who re-
eves the guard, and so continue till further
orders.
May 7th.-That all officers of the guard pay
obedience to orders signed by the president of
the Congress, to the members OF the same,
which are to be in the following FORM viz to
the guards of the colony army, pursuant to
a resolve OF Provincial Congress- you are here
by ordered to permit, a member of this
Congress, with his company to pass and re-
pass at all times.
To be Continued.