Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-06
FROM GEN. HOOKER'S COMMAND
INTERESTING MILITARY ORDERS.


HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoTOMAc,
March 5.-General orders No. 10 contain the
followin .:-Citizens, non-residents, will not
be allowed to remain within the lines or camps
OF this army, without permit from the pro-
vost marshal general commanding. The Of
ficers will cause all such persons within their
commands to be brought before their provost
marshal general, for his decision and action.
The inspection reports OF the following reg
iments and batteries give evidence OF the
strong exertions on the part of every officer
and man to bring them up to the proper state
of discipline and efficiency. No further
leaves of absence will be granted to these
commands, and all officers absent theretrom
must be recalled, and the leaves revoked.
The following are the regiments, batteries, &c.
The 18th, 2lst, 23d, goth, 34th, 35th, 42d,
59th Goth, 18th, SSth, l04th, l05th, 10th,
and 145th New York regiments. The. path
GetI.- Go+SneJ11anla. The 9th Indiana and
SD Massachusetts volunteers.
Batteries-B, LIST New York, Pettits' 10th
New Nork, Bruen's llth New York, Pulkam-
ers battery; c, 1st New York; B, Shows
lst Maryland; A, Hexamer's LIST New Jersey;
Z, McCarthy's LIST Pennsylvania; d, Hoel's
LIST Pennsylvania, Johnson's 10Th Ohio, Hamp-
tons Sd Pennsylvania; c, Sanguer's LIST bat
TALON.
The following regiments and batteries APP
pear from the inspection reports to have earn
ed high commentator from inspecting Off
GERS, it is left to the discretion of the corps
commanders, having regard to the efficiency
to their commanders, to increase the leaves of
absence and turloughs to those commands for
the fifteen days following the receipt of this
order to three instead of two enlisted men
for every one hundred present for duty, and
off 80 ;IoI
general order No. 3.
Regiments First, 3D. and both Massachu-
sets; 10th and 18th Maine; 9TH and 10th
New York; 9TH New Jersey; 18th Pennsyl-
vania; Sd Wisconsin; and LIST Minnesota vol
unteers. Batteries-A, 9TH Maine; Lep-
pins lst Rhode Island; B, LIST Rhode Island;
b, lst Rhode Island; Hazards 4th United
States; Seeley's ID, LIST New York. Osborne's
&, LIST Rhode Island; Randolph's 9TH United
States; Hazlett's c, LIST Massachusetts, Nc
Cartney's Sd New York; Haven's I'd New
York. Bume's X, LIST United States; Gra-
hams 9TH New York; Tatft's b, LIST Connec-
ticut.
The cOmmandants of the cavalry corps will
discontinue the leaves and furloughs author
lied under general orders No. 3, to regiments
OF his command, neglectful of discipline, eff
cheney, care of arms, equipments, animals,
W. II 10 eApGCtGu Ildl all commanding OIL
GERS of corps and divisions will diSapprove
and refuse leaves and Burroughs to those regi-
ments or batteries which are similarly situa-
ted. All officers and enlisted men absent be-
yOnd the period of their leave on Through,
must be tried by court martial.
All suffers will confine their traffic 10 the
regiment to which they are appointed and be-
long. The goods and property of those found
violating this order will be confiscated upon
proof thereof. Suffers who use the names or
orders of officers, to procure transportation,
or purchase and sell contraband articles, will
be subjected to the same penalties.