The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-30

h1Ny-1he same for officers or the rcsDeotiyo corps
su OoS A.: e: ssS %
tne corps, hrco%ixteouhs Of inch In diameter run
n,ng snrss time through sAds Of The same material
ong on sne side Of the hat opposite the feather For
Hospital Stewards, tho cord win be Of S Rod gyeeQ
Sai tsr s o;snia q corps In bras front q the
Win the number OF regiment Hve-eghths or an inoh
opg IN brase and letter Of company one inch In brsss
hat with brass eagle having hook Attached % tSe
bottom TO secure the brmcn The right side for mounted
men and loft side for foot men, Tho feather 70 DO
Ao.Ail he srimmDes q tho ha. are to be m.de o.
mat they can DO detached but the eag badge OF corps
47For companies Of artillery. equipped as Hight .r.u
eiy, ne Ola pattern UNIFORM cap with red horse hair
A. Officers Of the general STAFF and STAFF CORDS may
wear 1t their option, light French ohspeau either s
O. ss according 70 the pattern deposited In the
fold officers 10 wear but two feathers
FORAGE CAPS
Of tns
welt Of the same around the CROWN and yellow metal
letters IA front TO designate companies.
same pattern with the distinctive ornament Of the corps
and regiment in front.
5l-gbr al O6lceys-Back; when oravnt is worn the
ts-Fr ais Enllssa Ker-BiaOk leather, according IA
pattorn.
5S-F5r all O6Gceys-Ankle Jefferson
54-kw Emlseed Men Of Rjfemen, Dragoons, Cavagry
c'd Light A'.soyADkle and Jefasson tights and let's
according to pattern.
60--f~ Eslixed Men Of ARTILLERY, Imfsney, Engsws~y,
and Ordnance Jefferson rights and efts according 70
pattern.
+ E6--Fbr all Mounted OtFovs-Yelow metal, or gilt
57--F~ ali Es,isd Ncu~sd Yellow metal, accord
ing to pattern. (see No. l74
5sFM GeHral Officers aad Officers Of the General Sq6
and ScT Cosps-Boli or white:
6efw o6c~s Of ArtslIery, Infantry, Cavalry, Dragons
GOFhr General OH xys-Buf, SILK net with siik bullion
fringe cnda snsh TO 60 twice around the waist and 70 te
behind left hip pendent part not TO extend than
eighteen inches below The tie
6lIir officers of the Adj,adnt Gcerols Inspector Cen
erals, Quarymasters and ubsience Departments, Corps
Of Engineers, Typographical En0fneers Ordnansc Artillery,
Advocate oftM ArmCrimson silk net For officers OF the
Medical Department. Medium or emerald green silk not,
with sk bullion fringe ends to 60 around the " st and
62-F5r oil Seroeamt Maors Qaa,termcs.er Ssryaants,
0rdsarc- ScyeGnts, Fua Sroearts P1.rpa Or
with worsted bullion fringe ends; 70 go twice around
the waist and to tic behDd the left hip pendent part
not TO extend more than eighteen inches below the tie
63Thc sash will BIO worn (over the c,at On all coca.
sions OF duty OF every description, except stable and
fatigue.
the body scarf fashion, from the right shoulder
to the lett size instead OF around the waist tying behind
the lett hip as prescribed.
SWORD BELr.
e6-For all O6eers-A waist bell not less than and
one-half inch, than two inches vide; to be
tho sash; the sword TO bn suspended from
by HlDes of the material the bet, with hook
attached to the belt upon which the sword may be hung
stripes Of gold embroidery the Sings embroidered on
| bath sides.
Eff all oser Oacas-Black leather, plain.
| 6s-Ftr oil Noncommissioasd 05iccw-Black leather
swoRp-BEYy PLATE.
69.-fbr all officers and Ea!is.ed AeaGit aIgular
| two inch W,d wi a
wreath of laurel encirclirg tho earns the United
States" esg,e, shield. scroll edge Of cloud ard rays
bright: the motto ''E Purbus Unum. in silver letters
upon tho SCROLL stars also OF silver according to pattern
SWORD And scAfiMD.
70-EoT General 11cy-Straight sword, gut ht silver
| grip, brass or steel rcabbsrd
71fbr 0ffc1s Of the Adjtasnt Generals, Inspector Gen
crars 'a7femas'crs and 5a)s!stene Departments Corr
Of Engineers, 7erra,ncal Engineers, Ordnonce, the Judy
Advocate Of the Army Aids dc Camp, Fied Officers Of Ar
nltvy In1atry and tys Riaeme', ard for ne Light Ar
tl-The sword Ct The pattern adopted by the War De
parment April o. 1885, the degcribed in G. No
a. OF August 49, 1860, for olcers therein designated
72-Tbr The Medical and Pay ncpartmens-small sword
and scskbard according 70 pattern In the Surgeon Gene
7s-Fu Officers Of Dragons, Casul,y ana Mounted Rife
m-sebre and ssabbard now in use, according TO pattern
T4-Fr nc Artis,y, Infantry, dnd Foot Rialsnen ex
By tho s,' War .r. Depsstmcnt, April o, 1850.
7sTns sword sword belt will be worn upon all oc
casious OF duty without exception.
78when foot, the sabre will be suspended from the
hook attackc9 80 the bolt.
V7--Whel nov on mlltary duty, Olcere may wear
swords OF honor, the prescribed sword with scab
bad, gilt, or Of leather With gilt mouo'ngS
swoDpK KNOT.
,s--Ir General OGcers-Gold cord with acorn end
7D-Tbr all other oo,ysGold lace strap with gold bul
lion iassel
EADcTs TO pET.Neuln RAM.
Ep1alttts.
s0--Fr the Kai5r Ga.Tol zafing the ArmyCold
with solid crescent device, three silver embroidered
stars, one, one and half inches in diameter, one
one and one-sourth inches in diameter and one
one and eighth inches In diane ter placed on thu
strap in row, loDgtudinai!y and equidissaut, ths
largest star ha centre the crescent the smallest
the top; dead and bright gold bullion half iEch il
diameter ard three aud one half inches long.
sl-TSr ali og.eT Mojor Gereyas-rne same as for II,
Mejcr General commanding the army except thai thert
will be two Stars on the strap instead OF three omtrt
! the smallest.
General except ;bat instead Of two there shall be
star (omittng tho snalles placed upon the strap, ant
S3-Fr Ctlezei-rhe sa ne as FOR Brsaiier General
substituting silver embroidered spread eagle for tht
star upon the strap and ithn the crescent for the hed
cal Departments laurea wreath embroidered in gold
and the Letters ~ in OIL Eugsh oharacters in silver
within The wreath; Pay Department. as The Medical
| Department with TOE letters f. n, in old English
characters; Corps 0! Ereineefs-a turreted castle Of
! silver: Cerps Of Typographical Ensioeers-a shele
! embroidered 10 gold, aud below it the letters
E. l., IL old EDgish characters, In silver; Ordinance
! Experimentation and Gsme in silver embroidery
Regimental o1cersthe nupbor Of the regiment ON
brodcred gold, within cc'et Of embroidered silver,
enc and three ourtbs inches in diameter upon Cloth Of
the following coorsFor Artieryscar,et; Inlsntry--
light or SKY blc l.teMcn--nedum or emerald green;
| Dragocns--orange, Cavalry yellow.
sl-fcr Lsssdendn Colondfhc came AZ for Colonel.
according 10 CORPS but substituting for the eagle silver
I embroidered leaf.
s5Fo Maior-The as for Colonel, according
! 10 corps, emitting the eagle.
86-Ior The for Colonel, according
corps except that the buon win be only fourth
OF inch IN diameter end two and half inches long
aGd substituting FOR the eagle two silver embroidered
bars.
8--Fr q First L.easnaat--Tbe same as for Colonel
according to CORPS except that the bullion will be only
one eighth OF inch IN diameter, and two and one halt
inches rg and substituting for the eagle silver
| embroidered bar.
! 8s--E6rG Second Lie,ae~an.-The for a F,rs,
| Lieutenant, emitting the bar.
So q Bseust Secoud Liestendht-Tbe For a
| Second Lieutenant.
/ oo-Ah oficots having military rank will an
\ epsulettc en- each shoulder.
alIhe epiulete may be dispensed with VIII N not on
duty and on certain duties OF peradeo w.t. at drills
inspections OF barracks md hospitals Courts OF To-
qury and Booros AT Inspections OF articles and
sars, on working rartes aud fatigue dut!ce and upon
tbe march, exctpt when, ia war, there Is immediate
Qf tbp md nlI,