The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-02
THE TROUBLE Is ENDED.
ELEVEN OFFICERS OF TIE REGL
NEWT RELIEVED FROM DUTY.
Colonel Jones and Major Dsrbyshire Head
the List-Cnpt. spence 10 in Command.
What Will be Done Next.

III was pretty wei UnueTS-oO" g'''N''
Chat the order OF Governor o'Fer-
rail- in regard to the First regiment
would be given out during the afternoon
AID the Ad5utant-Gener9l even hxed the
time WHEN the representatives OF the
press should call for the order. Al the
appointed hour. however the newspaper
men were informed that the order hdd
been called in By the COMMANDMENT
Chief. This was doEe after the Ad)utaht-
General had left for Portsmouth, but Ia
Ter In the evening the Governor. throIgh
Colonel Cowardin. Chief OF stat ana Al
jutant General. issued the following TWO
general orders:
Commonwealth Of Virginia,
Adjutant- Generals Office.
Richmond. Va. March /, 1870.
General orders, No. ..
1. The Commander-in-Chiof, AFTER ma
ture consideration. in another effort to
restore harmony In the First Regiment
OF Infantry, Virginia Volunteers. hereby
relieves from duty in their respective COM
mands the following named officers-viz.:
Colonel II. G. Jones, First Regiment OF
Infantry. Virginia Volunteers.
Major J. II. Derbyshire. First Regiment
OF Infantry. Virginia Volunteers.
Captain Il. a. Sheppard. adjutant First
Regiment Of Infantry. Virginia Nolun-
teers.
Captain c. Gray Bossieux, Company a.
First Regiment of Infantry. Virginia Vol
Unteers.
Captain Charles Gasser Company ID.
First Regiment OF Infantry, Virginia
Volunteers.
Captain George Wayne Anderson. Com
pany +. First Regiment OF Infantry VIZ
ginia Volunteers.
L. First Regiment Of Infantry. Virginia
Volunteers.
First Lieutenant NJ. r. Mills, Company
r, First Regiment of Infantry Virginia
Volunteers
First Lieutenant John +. Stringer, Com
pany D. First Regiment OF Infantry VIZ
ginia Volunteers
Second Lieutenant T. L. letter. Company
A. First Regiment of Infantry, Virginia
Volunteers.
Second Lieutenant Il. X. Payntor. Com
pany f. First Regiment Of Infantry Nlr-
ginia Volunteers.
III. The senior officer remaining on duty
with the regiment. Captain T.. Leslie
Spence. will take command of the regi-
mcnt and receipt to Colonel Jones for all
property and funds pertaining thereto.
ID. oTueT OF lnc commander III Chltl.
G. OBJ. COWARDIN.
Chief OF Staff and Acting Adjutant-Gen-
eral.
Commonwealth Of Virginia.
Adjutant-GeIerars Once
Richmond. Va, March !, 1888.
General orders. No g.
/. The designations Of the following
officers. viz:
Captain G. Gray Bossieux. Company \.
First Reeiment Of Infantry. Virginia
Volunteers:
Captain George Wayne Anderson. Com
pany r, First Regiment Of Infantry. Vir-
ginia Volunteers;
First Lieutenant j. l.. Davis, Company
j., First Regiment of Infantry, Virginia
Volunteers:
First Lieutenant NJ r.. NILS. Company
+. First Regiment of Infantry. Virginia
Volunteers;
First Lieutenant John L. String 4 Com
Iaiy I; 1Jf.rst ResisSS1s@ M snsqs.--Nir-'
Second Lieutenant r. J.. letter. Company
A. First Regiment of Infantry, Virg,n,s
Volunteers
Second Lieutenant II. *. Pdynter Com
pany i. First Regiment of Infantry. Nir-
ginia Volunteers;
having been forwarded TO these head
quarters. are held for future action.
ii. The resignation of Captain Cyrus
BosseuX. G. 5. First Regiment of In
f1ntry, Virginia Volunteers. forwarded TO
these headquarters. is not accepted
BY order OF the Chicf,
&. OBJ. COWARDIN,
Chief of STAFF and Acting Adjutant-Gen-
erdL
THE EFFECT OF TIE ORDERS.
The two orders at once do away with
the existing difficulties by relieving from
duty all officers of the regiment but ono
who were connected with the recent
Court of Inquiry, and whose resignation
was recommended by that tribunal. The
officer who is not affected by the order In
any other way than by refusal to ac-
cept his resignation is Captain Cyrus
RossieuX, the commissary of substance.
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