Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-03-18

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drawn :vi,:u the country is hTseahtcd; but Il
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of :hs ho;ias AMI ialnily CT 4. R---, or iG
tus college. Hills N propeiety; stating pre-
cisely the place, nature, sad IuscIi ptiun Of the
peIscn. properly, Il tuilaingsl Ill ohi :ers
and soldlers belonging 10 The aciay itae Uuf.
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rsspsc. this safeguard, and 70 atr,ri. il natas-
sary. protection To Tho p"raon, family 81: pI0,
pcrty ui -, e. lilc Case tag bf
GiEou ct Head quarters, llIa - day r,:---,
4. i, Nsjar General,
Commanding in.ohcf
E5 coumsn,l Of tho General
g. D, Adju!ant G:nc:Ai,
Whosoaver holtnging 10 iio alnies CT the
Confederate States, employed ini6raign parts,
sbal ioice Safeguard. shall suffer death. y
sIEGEs.
Ia the lol5Ning regulations ihe basicging
force is supposed TO be iTo divisions olinialtry
ard brigade Of caysIiy. The same principles
govern in other cases
1ha Brigaaier- GencraIs Of ii.fantry serve, iIl
lurn, as Goiperala of thetreuchas one or more
of them aro detailed daily, according to the
front and number Of attacks they suprlnteni
the operations, and dispose the guards Ct the
trenches 10 rcpulsc sorlies and protect the
works. Officers of the general staff arc as
signed to th'm to transmit their :,rdets and
attend 10 lh3 d.lsS ni the sc 'Tl2v.
The Colonies and LieutenHlt.C Colonies of
Infantry alternate lor duty in the trenches; one
or more are detailed daily they snpcrntend
tie service Of lhe guaEda apd Torklncn in the
part Of The work to which The General o! the
trenches MS; s0s thoa, being posted With
troops Of their own eglnenl1 i'll preference
The cammsndant Of ihs siege may place the
Co!one!a o.. thn roster With tho B:igadsr Gen.
eialI
The coElnandants Of engineera and aTt!l.
leiy accompany ito litGt troops before the
place to exsmino the works and The approaches
When the engineers have completed the re.
connoi6ance Of the works, and Of each front
as far az practicable, the c0mnandsnt of eng-
neers makes plan Of the works SO exact and
detailed sa pjgsibls, ard undlr the instructions
Of the GENERA! commanding tia siege, draws
u2 the gensfal plan Of the sieEe, and discusses
if with tbs caIlh.aadant 81 artillery III regard
to the hes! employment Of lnat aim. These
ott,crs tiien sili,:ait their joint or separate
opnion5 to ,h. General, who decides on the
plan Of the siege, and gives the orders for tho
e.ccutc1 The connsndsat CT engineers
di1scts tie construction Of ell tho works Vi
siege, under Tie authority Of TIE (feheral, snd
lays before hin every day report oi bis 90,
crati0Hs, und plan showing the prcGEcse CT
tho attack Tie eoElmauianE OF artillery slso
makes daily reports 10 the l:snarsl Of ell that
relates TO his branch Of the seIyico.
Tho Qusr.ermaster-Gena ssaollati=e the
hospitals, ard organiz=s lh3 Easn5 lor 'raFs
pnr'n.. he wounded 10 than:
The Commanding General sTp3ilis. 5 lia!d
eff GER ni the trenchc3. Eir - aidei hy 1Hs or
twn OaplainE Ut Lieu.aEanti,
Tie field officer of tho trenches is charged
with ali the ds;a:is relative Ii III. sss7ep'h!lng
OF the gu.r.iq ard tlu wos.u.en IL d:str'-
hntea the eunt,!a Oil .Ila i.s.reEl pn!nl6 Of the
attack uEf2eahig TO thr- orders .! the General
Of tho tr2rcltaH sri (r:!as the Lciachuisat5 C.!
nGfknen f'T the cnginhera AID artillery; that
ms may be rTep.rci lGT this distribution, lie
receiFzl e7elg a2y irosa ihs Adju;ant Gsna'a
d statement oi lbs details lc? the ntSl day.
On the srlsal ri tho 'iehefal nt tlle trench
IS, lhr ilald officers Of IL: lFunchcg give him
all lhs information NECESSARY 10 enable hin To
station the tro6Pz, attend !lirL ii hia visit to
tbs trenches, and tahs his nT.ia,s on the
changes to be raaie in the T,55iticr i! Ehs
troops. The exscutian is :AtVestrh &c the
ccuirsisnts Of the troops.