The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-10
From the New York Herald


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Two full pages Of SATURDAYS ONcidl
Gazette says a special to the New York
Herd'6 are devoted to numerous orders is
sued by Captain General Joyclar, who
was lately .cinveslcd with extraordinary
powers.
THE EXECUTIVE DtNGNOis A.D Plan OF crnH.
Tho first proclamation OF the Captain
General gives a full explanation Of the pre-
sent state Of the Instruction and the rca.
sons why ii continues. II also contains
assurances that pcaceabc citizens can liyc
TRANQUILITY and securely under the protcc-
ton Of the laws as long Us they do not in
fringe them.
The second proclamation declares the en-
tire island in state OF siege The rebels
and persons accused of sedition murder
and similar crimes are to be tried by court
martial. Persons charged with other
crimes and misdemcanurs are to be tried be-
fore the ordinary courts the Captain Gen
eral resetving the right to turn them over
10 a court martial if the gravity of their
crimes require ii.
The third proclamation orders the mohil-
ization of one volunteer out of every ten
Tor active service. This is to begin imme-
dia,ely and will continue six months. All
persons between the ages of twenty and
fortyfvc years who are not volunteers on
the 1st of February are 10 be enrolled in the
militia. Voluntary enlistment is to be for
one year. Any volunteer who may enlist
for orc year will be exempt from all future
drafts. Every drafted volunteer will re.
cciyc 500 bounty money.
DRAFTED VOLUNTEERS
will be allowed to furnish substitutes. The
payment of money to be relieved from SER
vice will not be allowed. No one subject
to draft will be allowed to leave the island
unless he can give bonds that he will fur
nish substitute in case he is drafted. All
persons over forty-fiye years of age will
haye to place one modified man out of
every ten of their number. If they cannot
enlist n sufficient number of men to cover
this demand they must pay $1,000, gold,
for each man wanting to complete the quo
ia. Quartermasters will furnish the neces-
sary accou,rements todrafted persons, who
will receive the same treatment and be sub
Jcct to the same laws and regulations as re-
gular soldiers. Those drafted will be or
ganized into bodies Of 300, thus forming
two additional companies, making each a
battalion. TwO-thirds o. those drafted
will remain in garrison, and the other third
will 90 into the field accompanied by the
regulars. Every six months the third that
may be in the field will be relieved by one
of the othcr two-thirds performing garrison
duty. The artillery and engineer corps
will be reinforced in the same manner as
the infantry.
THE MILITIA.
The fourth proclamation orders that the
militia shall be divided into four classes,
according to age, and that everybody shall
be included in the militia, all to be liable
to military duty under certain restrictions
and conditions.
COLORED IoYALIsTs.
The fifth proclamation provides that free
colored enrolling themselves in the militia
shall be subject to the same conditions as
the whites, and be modified in the same
manner.
sLAvEowNgRs Duties
The sixth proclamation orders that own
ers OF slaves shall give one out of every
900 in the island to work in the CAMPS
and on the Notifications and 0nth trochas
At the end Of the campaign the govern.
ment will liberate all these slaves, paving
their owners 81 900 for each
REGIMENTAI
The seventh proclamation augmcn,s
every battalion in the army by two COM
panics.
FINANCE.
The eighth proclamation creates Il iunta
for the inspection OF all items of the cx-
pcnses of the war
VIGILANCE COMMITTEES.
The ninth proclamation organizes Wig
lance committees in the Interior who will
take note Of everything going on and fur
nish guides and act AS home guards. This
system or vigilance is to be paid for, and is
intended to prevent communication between
rebel sympathizers in the towns and armed
thus isolating the latter.
PAY AND REWARDS.
The tenth proclamation orders that all
officers and soldiers shall be paid in future
in gold or its equivalent in paper
The eleventh proclamation increases the
extra allowances and food of soldiers in the
field.
MUNICIPAL.