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

If any soldier is found TO injure the interest of
any person whatever, he be punished accord
ing to the rules of the army that If any sol
der discharge his gun except against an enc
my, the officer of the guard confine him.
That 4 sergeant and six men march daily to
guard the wounded at Mr.. Abraham Wat
sons house, and that they be taken from the
main guard. That Gen Heath have guard
appointed to attend him at his lodgings. That
guard be appointed out of Capt. Cooks COM
pany, to prevent any injury that may happen
to Judge Danforth's house by persons entering
the same; guard to consist of sergeant and
seven privates. That Col. Green do march
his regiment to Roxbury to Join Cen Thomas.
General Orders, AprH 23.-That two compa-
MES mount guard at Mr. Richardson's. That
Capt. Hill repair to Woburn and apply to the
selectmen for a suitable house for the recep.
ton of prisoners, and guard of fifty men );
and to know if the selectmen can provide pro-
visions for the guard and prisoners.
Memorandum. that Josiah Breed
is prisoner at Boston, and desired that if
there should be an exchange of prisoners, he
may be remembered.
General Orders, april 24.-That the com
handing officer of each regiment grant passes
to such persons as bring provisions and cloth
ing for the camp.
That General Thomas do send an officer
with sufficient guard to convoy a mortar
and ordnance stores to Mr.. John Goddard in
Brookline, where the powder is now depos-
tied.
General Orders, april 25.-ParOle Chatham
That each adjutant, sergeant major and order
ly-sergeant be Immediately provided with or
derby books in order regularly to enter the or.
ders of the army. That the acknowledgement
obtain as soon possible complete return of
the army in order to form an equal duty roll.
That the quarter-master of each regiment be
directed to see that proper kettles he provided
in loan from the inhabitants for the use of the
provincial troops, until the province stores can
be delivered out, and that the commanding Of
hcers of each company see that they are re-
turned in proper season. Officer for the day,
Col. William Henshaw field officers for the
day, Col. Porter and Major Sawyer. The
picquet to consist of seven captains, fourteen
subalterns, twenty eight sergeants, three hun
dred and fifty rank and file field officers for
the main guard, Col. Bridge, Major Carter;
main guard to consist of six captains, twelve
subaltems, twenty-lour sergeants, three hun.
dred rank and file. The aforesaid guard to
parade this morning at nine o'clock, and re-
lieve the present guard.
General orders, AprH 25.-That vaults be
dug in some convenient place for each regi-
ment Adjutant of the day, Nathan Fuller.
That Col Frye be officer of the day. Field
officers for the picquet, Col. Prescott and Ma.
jor Raymond; the picquet to consist of seven
captains, fourteen subalterns twenty eight
sergeants, three hundred and twenty rank
and file Field officers for the main guard,
Col. Green and Major Miller; main guard to
consist of six captains, twelve subalterns,
twenty four sergeants, three hundred and
thirty rank and file, and that the aforesaid
guards be paraded this morning at nine
o'plnrly and raliavo no nd
jutant of the day, Guager.
TO be Continued