Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-12
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[PUBLIC-No. I'll
AN ACT to increase the present military establish
- ~ +nant ~ H. ffi,,;,aa Stntas ' e'
- e'' -''su 7'"'es
ne - eha9Iea oy re 9ehate ana House 81 hepreSetd-
sueS y Me G"ea HtteS q dDtSted ~ congress assem-
otd Ihat lAee snall De aided TO The regular army,
as now authorized by law, lime regiments OF lnfan.
try one regiment oil cavalry, and one regiment of
aiueryi each regiment OF infantry TO consist OF not
less IMAM TWO nor more than three Datallons, as the
eXlgencles OF The public service may IN the opinion
OF Inc president OF the limited STATES, demands each
Datta1on TO consist OF eight companies; each CONS
pany 10 consist OF one captain one hist and one sec
ond lieutenant, one first sergeant, four sergeans,
eight corporals, two musicians, and as many pr.
Yates not exceeding eghty-two, as the president of
the United States may, according tc the require
mens of military service, direct. The regiment of
cavalry hereby authorized shall consist of not
than three battalions Of not moe than two squad
each; and each squadron shall consist of two
companies, each company 10 be composed of one
captain, one first and one second lieutenant. one
first sergeant one quarter master sergeant four SER
geants, eight coTpOas, two musicians two farIieIs
ono sadder one WAGNER. and as many plivates not
exceeding seventy-two as the president of the Uni
ted States may according o the requirements of the
military service, direct. The regiment of artillery
hereby authorized shall consist OF not more than
twelve batteries and each battery shall consist Of
captain one I'll st and one second lieutenant, one
first sci gean one quarteImaster se1 geant four SER
| geants. eight corpoias, two musicians Two artif-
| GERS one WAGNER and as niaiy 1riyites NOT OK
ceeding one hundred and twelty.two as the presi.
dent OF the United States NAV according to lie re-
quireMents OF the military service direct And there
may be added 10 the aforesaid battery organization,
the discretion OF tie president having due regard
to the public necessities and means OIL INST and one
second lieutenant, two sergeants and four corpor-
ais
See. 2 And be ii further enacted, That the field and
stan commissioned and on-cUnnnssioIcd of cels
OF the regiments hereinbeore authorized shall be as
follows; 10 each regiment of infantry, colonel,
one NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. one legimental adjutant.
legimenta quarteImaster and eonmissary one
dram major, or leader of the band and two pInci-
pal musicians; and to each battalion OF infantry,
one major, one battalion adjutant, one battalion
quartelmaster and cOmmissaly, sergeant
major one quarermaster sergeant COM
misssaIy sergeant, and hospital steward ;
The regimental and baital.on adjutants, and
quarter masters and commissalies, TO be taken
from tile lieuenans of the regiments and battalions
respectively; 10 the regiment OF cavalry, col
onel. one lieutenant colonel, one Iegimental adjn-
rant, one IegInenta quarter master ana comnissaIy
and two CHIEF buglels; and 10 each battalion OF cav
airy, one major, one battalion adjutant, one batal-
ION quarteflhaster ana colhhlfsafl, one sergeant
major, one quaftefhaster sergeant one commlssaIy
sergeant, one hospital steward one sadder
ana one veterinary sersealt; the Ieglmental adju-
/ iaht ana lhe regmehtal ana Datallon quartermas-
teis ana cohihSsales 10 be taken from the heuteli-
ans ans Oh the regiments ana batahons respectively
10 the regiment oil artillery, one colonel one lied
tenant colonel, one major TO every four batteries,
one aaJuiAhI, ono ieglnehtai quallelmaster and
conmissafy 10 De taken from the eulehants Oh the
| regiment, one sergeant major, one quartermaster
sergeant one cohlnissaiy sergeant two principal
ny i anu oLe hosll!i sew me pahds
IMAM twentyiomr musicians for each regiment of in
Iahtfy ana artillery, ana sixteen musicians for each
| regiment OF mounted troops
oee o. AhaOe u J"aeF enacted mar there snail be
auueu 10 The army OF the United States the follow
ing general oihcefs' namely; -Four major generals,
with three alds-deeamp each, to be taken IRON cap
tains or lieuenants of the army, and six brgadier
generals, with two aides-de-camp each, TO be taken
from the lieutenants of tile army.
Sec 4. And be it further enacted That the officers
and enlisted men raised in pursuance of the forego-
ing sections shall receive the same pay emouments,
and allowances, and be Oh the same footing in eY-
cry respect with those OF corresponding grades and
corps now in the regular service The fegimental
| bands will be paid as follows one fourth of each
| the pay and allowances of sergeants of engineer
soldiers fourth those of cOrporals of engineer
soldiers and one half those OF engineer soldiers of
the FIRST class. The drum major, or leader of the
band, the pay and emoluments OF a second lieuten-
ant of infantry. The saddler sergeants veterinary
sergeahls company qualtefmasler sergeants, ana
uru MAJORS VIII receive tle pay ara allowances OF
Sergeahis OF cavalry. 1he battalion adJutant and
DauAnOh quaitefmastefs ana comnnssarles VIII re-
celNe lhe emoiumehs now provided by law Tor legl-
mental adJuisnts'
see, o. And 6s it Jt"faer enacted That the term Of
enllstmehts MADE and to be made III the years elgh
Teen hundred ana ilNty-one ana eighteen hundred
ana slSiy-tWo, IN the regular army, including the
loce authorized Dy inns act shall be 10f the period
OF thfee years, ana those to be made afer january
one eighteen hundred and sixty three shall be Tor
the term OF five years as at present authorized and
that the men enlisted i'll tie regular forces, alter the
first day of july eighteen hundred and siXty-one,
shall be entitled to the same bounties, in every
spect as those allowed or TO be allowed to the vol
unteer forces.
SEC. 6. and be il further enacted, That the increase
.! .tis aet Is declared TO be Tor service during the
wear after the constitutiopai ~ I'm o