The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-30

49,. '"'' co sns most important sta.
Q Should sentry or 1n.n from TIE p,can..
dss srs, wha: would you dos
/. Inn me5.ately Inform The lo:d ofs,:eg of
Tue oay O1 IRE ci.Cor1ctn aes aud the of.i r.
OF my fishe o@d left. III be ,r,.t ca r4t,, or
nv tn u edta.a security.
@ ~ h5n yen are perm il4s6 to have fire
for your ptcqnes. whsfn worid YOU ptaae IL /,
A --as much cut o: obssr.afic9 as foe9it.'a
auu. in case tbs p;ccua: should re atls C9ed a.
right shoutt previously pGiGt out the y;aee
t,r RE dit1I pos. ca rs stFcHsess and nos,
ds'easibie x,ounj aud II possible, in tesr
of tno ers. IN ordsr that tie e. erny shoa,d bo
eXposeo bamseives on coaa,ns M ITO II
Q, Whsa 40 yoo alsrHs gst your picquet
undsr arTnsS
s.-nne hoAr.5efors dayl.rsak
g -HoH DO you snscI= scar aen1fias ioJk q.
! ing in .aa Tish direction daripg dark
--h7 r'setng piece oi ste. h9Tiz Jn:siy
OF TWO fcs X al se1s ~ The direction ~ Inc 81;
cay pos. This precsa.iou ~ to be %gsen
oy sne bICy OF :he ptaaas.
4 Under wat ctreu.ns anccs should To1
Ietsre your piequsis'
sned, unless have orders 10 defeod my pos.
10 tae last.
Z IL forced ~ rstIre, IN what direction
would you fall barks
a The uaid officer OF ths tsay hayigs
shown ne where he reserve Il posted = shoui,i
retire np0n firing and dispu.tng the gro laa;
eno o. ap JTcachi,g the reserys, l Sf.U gE or
der my iitg let, waica weU;a b. Ia extended
order, 20 ,iace ITSELF on ifs Il INK ard tct
cloud It's trons 5y ear ret.ogfaie 10 ooveEueit
/. so as 70 impede ita f1e o. the aoseaQiag ep-
.mY
G When yen he1r frins m yoar {, 1nk 81
has K. Which 4ndiea.ss (. Iesrcsr u. fsato-
you d3'
"a Il should retlsa throwing myself or t.e
htEk OF Ike aGSehCiDg enemy OF lrpr e
A~ep p re my retrest open To ,ba rear
q ~ aster you lave bseR relieved from
yoo! oss, you aeaE II lag Ii iae front, what
should yea do
Al snooic immeGistsiy return and s.va
my suppor5 TO he .dvaocsa piequsts, aud scs {
Wora OF whsl had done. 20 ms fl sd otticer
OF the day.
@ You havs stated .nas g IA ,rol Il 3 0cdy
OF troops vafyiak III strasgta according TO
CtiCGmsJinces. sent cut uu'.ar c0mU.G nd oi
an officer, CT ~ =. ctflcsr, 10 y in iE!orma.
tioa fsgaTdins ihe enelny, hcS man2 oifE:r.
ea. sor's Of patrols arc .l1d I'VE "a sbs leeg.
niatious of our asrviceH
A.--i~o. u@e foT patroil!ng whea he ena-
ny is near, Ia otner Toen tha enemy Is o:a
- t.
Q.-what stouid you do prsvi5ue,y 10 go
; Ing Ou: with your c&.roi Wn-n ihs eneny /,
! heur' End how do you mov.'
Al Ahoni6 inform the officer, II &. ctti
Ger, Oh my Il INK from whence start, thai
an, goiEg 10 patrol.
0.-N0 you always ccnDeacs patroliin.
fam 4 Elk CT y0ur pIcQue'
! AIS geGe.ai rue, yes. md return
by the other, passing along The frCa.
/ Tho lines of sc. srias. ne.sr out o: tbslr
sight, If pOssin!e, durita t1e day, 4oT oGt o.
hearing s1e '.poet q: f e.o2k = night, and
move -s sileaty as pCssi2Ie, oitea hating Il,
liz en-, and - Is5.xh & ri hin III line o. SEN
Ives IL the place from Ssheace $ aTted.
q If you mee. an eusmY gilhsH tie aius
OF ssG u leg, ~ nIt a. YOU 1of
y -- Immediately fire, aEo continns d?tng z
so, to Five 5he 9iarE1
Q --~h ulc g pe.rol AVOID firing as ,auch as
., ssIh'ef
A.-Yes. and give as little alarm as can be
avoided 70 the pi quat.
q How should you act when ordered to
pa .Ipi- rue ,.IaY rsiuS dts.aats
4 II s2cuid iaQvo y tA~ cirs tion ordered
Is s"tait a4v ,nAe guard, with fea,ers il.
front fl ~ kars, and conGecting IL les. the fi!sl
being men hosan fox heir aaicgnees OK sign
ard Be riAg
@ -WaaE should HE ativincat a'es and
tie ieeteTs Dc j! they hsis any f-otstsrs ap'
| proGetisss
| 4 Thy should iusisntIY fail back 20 tas
| pa ro! sid II "a larger body Jhaa lie pST:5
| 10 which they belong was advan2tGg, tWC
| men should bs sent b3ck 40 tue piCQaet 20 give
| iGfc1Iu stsoa TO ne ofh eer. who vo7,d take
| i,,'osdiste measures accoTninsly.
q What 60 Il patrol COZ
| Att Ietiies di!y, sad. /; possible, un-
observed, o' he pc1 1et. hat II obs.r ges! aid
| ovs:tazet. IL w,t ste: pp ,n iGcsssant fifs "
| g;Ya ths alarm.
O Should q patrca frs on neet,rs ne
| saem3's patt5l'
| a-H pus.ip.a not, ~ II tsnds to alarm NJ
| necessarily
| Q-who should inform Tue conductors o.
| tas different patrols the ro".e they shcrld
e.Ief
| A.--3he Eeld cg1cer OF n9 day, who woult
| &is3 Inform them 5hs dstanG= they SIX u3C
| pstroi 10 the fro3t or Il tEaH,
Q.--Do you send ont strong patrol JUS
| boIors tayDre@k7
| Ayes, towarcs The enemy, a.Ed this rstro
| must be fsrY cE,ttlous, rs this is generally ths
tine the enemy makes his attack.
! Q.-What precaution ehou!d be tsAea or
] the return OF :he pa.rCls
Is They must often ;ook to the rear on re.
| turning. 10 ascsrcrin that thsy are not I'll
! lowed, which il vary Il rientiy the case, apo
| Frequently hait to i.sfen.
| q Ia what mauner would you move .
I! large patrol 40 he fronts
k-In the same W&y al advance guard
| with adHnrCed, connecting and flank nies.