Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-07-20

I'd Reg. N. Y. State Militia, Col. Tompkins.
I'd Reg. U. S. Artillery, Co. +, light battery,
THIRD BRIGADE.
Acting Bhgadier General Col. W. T. Sherman,
Thirteenth Infantry.
Goth Reg. N Y Militia, Col. Corcoran.
18th Reg. N. Y. Militia, Col. Cameron.
18th Reg. N. Y. Volunteers, Col. Quimby.
ID Reg. Wis. Volunteers, Col. Coon.
Sd Reg. u S. Artillery, Co. E, light battery,
Capt r. B. Ayres.
FOURTH BRIGADE.
Acting Br;godier General, Col. j, B. Richardson,
Michigan Volunteers.
I'd Reg Michigan Volunteers, Lieut.. Col. Chip
man.
ID Reg. Michigan Volunteers, Col. Mcdonnell
1st Reg. Mass. Volunteers, Col. Cowdin.
18th Reg. N Y. Volunteers, Col Walrath.
SECOND DIVISION.
Acting Major Geuerui, Co., David Hunter, Third
Cauahy
FIRST BRIGADE.
Acting Brigadier General, COL Andrea Porter,
Sixteenth Infantry
Bat U. S. Infantry I'D, 81, and Sth), Maj. g.
Sykes.
Bat U. S. Marines, Mai j. G. Reynolds.
9Th Reg. N Y State Militia, Col. Lyons.
14th Reg. n. Y. State Militia, Col Wood.
9th Reg. N. Y. Volunteers, Col. w. Ii. Slo.
cum.
I'd Reg. u s. Cavalry, Co.'S and 1, Maj. T.
N. Palmer.
9th Reg U. S. Artillery, Co. =, light battery,
Capt. Ransom.
West Point Battery, Capt c. Griffin.
SECOND BRIGADE.
Acting Brigddier General, Co.. A. T. Burnside
r. l. Volunteers
LIST Reg. r. /. Volunteers, Lieut. Col j. S.
Pitnan.
ID Reg, R. J. Volunteers. Col Slocum.
list Reg. N. Y State Militia, Col. Martin.
I'd Reg. N. II. Volunteers Col. Marston.
ID Reg. R l. Volunteers flight battery), Capt
w II. Reynolds.
% Reg U. s. Artillery, section of Co. A, Lieut..
A. S. Webb8 p
SIEGE TRAIN.
Battery of eight rifed 32-pounders, Capt T.
Seymour, ofsFort Sumter
THIRD DIVISION.
Acting Major General, Col. S. r. HeintzeIman,
Se'enteemh Infantry.
FIRST BRIGADE.
Acting D1igadier General COL w. b. Franklin,
7GeJm Infantry.
4th Reg. Penn. Volunteers, Col. Hartranft
9th Reg. Mass. Volunteers, Col. Lawrence.
LIST Reg. MINI. Volunteers, Col. German.
d. Reg. .. s. Cavalry, Co. e, Capt. Lowe.
Ao1 A'NS' ~ ~ ~AititiSiJ5 W. - Ddl-
tery), -.
SECOND BRIGADE.
Acting, Brigadier General, Col. 0. B. Wicor,
Michigan Volunteers.
LIST Reg Mich Volunteers, Lieut.. Col. L. r.
Comstock.
4th Reg. Mich Volunteers, Col. D. A. Wood
bury.
18th Reg. N. Y. Volunteers, Col N Farm
ham.
I'd Reg U. S.Artiery, Co. d, -.
THIRD BRIGADE.
Acting Brigadier General, COL 0. o. Houard,
Maine Voi,mteers
3D. Reg Maine Volunteers, Lieut.. Col. I. N,
Tucker
4th Reg Maine Volunteers, Col Berry.
9TH Reg. Maine Volunteers Col. Donnell.
III Reg. Vermont Volunteers, Col. Whitney.
ESERVE-FOURTH DIVISION.
Acting General Brigddier General T. Ramon
NeW Jersey Militia.
1st reg. n. J. Militia, Cot. johnson.
ID reg. N. j. Militia, Col. Baker.
3D. reg, reg. N. j. Militia, Col. Napton.
4th reg N. J. Militia, Col. Miller.
LIST reg. N. j. Volunteers, Col Montgomery.
I'd reg. N. j. Volunteers, Col. Mclean.
Sd reg. N. j. Volunteers, Col. Tyler.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Acting Major General, Col. DIXON S. Miles, Sec
and Infantry.
FIRST BRIGADE.
Acting Byfgadier General, COL L. Blenker, Ne,o
York Volunteers.
9th reg. N. Y Volunteers, Lieut. Col. Stale
29th reg. N. Y. Volunteers, Col Won Stein
wehr
Garibadi Guard N. Y. Volunteers, Col.
dUlassy.
9th reg Penn. Volunteers, Col Max Elm.
stein.
SECOND BRIGADE.
Acting Brgadier General Col. T. A. Davies,
NeD York Volunteers.
| 10th reg N. Y. Volunteers, Lieut.. Col. S.
Marsh.
18th reg N Y. Volunteers, Col. Lansing.
| 18th reg. N. Y. Volunteers Col. jackson.
| 3lstreg. n Y. Volunteers, Gel. G. Il. Pratt.
32d reg. N. Y. Volunteers, Col. Matteson.
81 reg. u S. Artillery, Co g., Light Battery,
Lieut. Green.
ID reg. u S. Artillery, CO. A, battery, w. f.
Barry.
The following order shows the condition of
the men when ready tor march, and would in
dictate an immediate battle, or at least an ex.
| pected one.
| GENERAL oRDEI-No. TO-
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT NoRTHEAsTERN. |
| VIRGINIA, ARLINGTON, July 5, 1861. I
When troops are paradeil in light marching
order, they will be equipped as follows =
Their arms Announcements and ammunition
the cartridge box filled.
Their haversacks, with three days cooked
| rations.
Their blankets, in roll--with the ends tied
to each other-across the shoulder; and, where
it is possible, pair of stockings inside of the
blanket.
Their canteens and cups.
Knapsacks will be packed and left in the
tents under guard of the regiment consist.
| ing of those least able to iharch, and 10 the
number to be specially designated for each
| corps.
Knapsacks should be numbered or marked
in such way as will enablesthem to be readi.
| ly claimed by their owners.
Commanding officers of qrigades will take
measures to diminish, as quickly as possible,
the baggage of the regiment AInder their com.
mands, by sending everything not absolutely
necessary.
This will apply to the persohal effects Of the
officers and men, as well as 70 military prep.
erty. BY command OF
Brigadier General MCDOWELL.
JAMES b. Fry, Assistant Adj't Gen1
l The baggage wagons will follow as soon as