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der giving in detail the directions for
the movements decided upon:
Formal Order.
Adjutant Generals Office, Washington.
April Is. '0S.
Commanding General, Department of the
East, Governors Island N. Y:
With the approval of the secretary of war.
the following regiments of cavalry and light
batteries OF artillery are relieved from duty
at their present stations and will be ordered
t6e proceed 1,oS. to Chickamauga Park. Ga. All
1Me ilght batteries CT the First Second,
Third, Fourth and Fifth regiments of ar
tiilery, and the First, Second, Third. Sixth,
Ninth mt, and Tenth regiments Of cavalry
Inc following regiments of infantry are
relieved from duty at their present stations
and will be ordered to the following points:
10 new orleans, La, the First Seventh,
Elghth. Twelfth. Sixteenth, Eighteenth,
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth.
To Mobile, Ala, Second, Third, Tenth.
ty-secoiul
To Tampa. Fla, the Fourth, Fifth. Sixth,
Nlnth, thirteenth, Seventeenth and Twenty
first.
The commanding general, department of
the Colorado: VIII detail company of Fiji
and take station at that post.
AT posls from which the whole garrison
Is Withdrawn enc officer and detail of two
men from each company will be left in
charge Of the post. All TRANSPORTATION will
accompany the troops The necessities Of
the post from which all public transporta-
tion is Withdrawn, will be provided by hired
transportation through the quartermasters
department. Troops will be provided with
thirty days field rations and necessary camp
equipage.
You will give the necessary orders for the
execution for the movements of troops In
your department as indicated above.
Acknowledge.
By Command Maj Gen. Miles.
H. Z. Corbin, Adjutant General
A copy of the above was also semi
to the commanding generals of the fol.
lowing departments:
The Department OF the Gulf, Atlanta. Ga
the Department of California San Francisco
Cal; the Department of Missouri. Omaha
Ncb.; the Department of Dakota. ST. PAM
Mimi: the Department Of the Lakes. Chi,
ceGo. Ill. ~
Wade Goes to Tampa.
Secretary Alger Immediately selected
the following commanders of the divi.
slonS OF the army that are to assemble
at the places named, all of whom are
we'll known for their service in the
military branch Of the government:
For the division at New Orleans
Brig. Gen. w. B. Shafter, now at Sar
FRANCISCO, in command of the denart
ment of California.
For that at Tampa: Brig. Gen. T. r
wade, now in command Of the depart.
ment OF Dakota at ST. Paul, Mimi.
For Mobile: Brig. Gen. J. J. Coping
en- on duty In command of the depart
ment CT Missouri, at Omaha, Neb.
FOR the post at Chickamauga: Mai
Gen. j. K. Brooke, in command of the
department of the Lakes, with head
quarters at Chicago.
Ihese officers nave authority to take
with them to their new commands their
entire staff Of officers and a quarter
master. The latter. however. presum-
ably Will proceed to their prospective
assignments for the purpose Of maxine
all necessary arrangements for camT
grounds and many other requirements
incident to the presence of operations
of any army.
1t is expected that short notice adj
vertisenents inviting proposals for al
camp accessories and grounds will bt
issued In the local newspapers with g
view TO having everything in readiness
for the army when it arrives
Tne command of the army will de-
volve upon Maj. Gen. Nelson A. Miles
who is now at the head CT the military
branch OF the government. His tenn
porary headquarters, it is said, prob
ably Will be at Atlanta, where Gen
Grahanl, VINO has command Of the de-
partment Of the Gulf, is now located
Gen. Miles permanent headquarters
VIII depend entirely upon the exigencies
OF the situation and the DEVELOPMENTS
Of the campaign. He will leave the
city soon for his new duties
These Ordered Gut.
The following are the pest stations ant
commanders of the cavalry. artillery and in
fantry regiments, ordered to the South ac
cording to the latest army directory:
First cavalry, Fort Riley. Kan, Col. A.
K. Arnold: Second cavalry, Fort Winease
y: NJ; ,., Coz. g. G.; Hunt: Third cavalry.
Sixth cavalry. Fort Meyer, Va, Col. s
Sumner; Ninth cavalry Fort ROBINS n.
Neb.. Col D. Perry; Tenth cavalry, Fort
ATSbSl s nrt.11ne, Mont Col H. v Henry
batteries are to so South are. located as fol
ows: -o'
First artillery. sullivan's Island, S. c..
Lieut.. Col j. V. Rawles;. Second artillery.
ton; Third artillery, Angel Island, Cal, Col.
N. ?. Miller; Fourth artillery. Washington.
D. G. Col f. L, Guenther; Fifth artillery,
First Infantry, Preside. San Francisco,
Col. E. Miles; Second. Fort Keogh, Mont,
Col. ]. c; Bates; Third. Fort Smelling,
-sliuu., Cui. d. H. rage, FCurtl, Fort Sher-
idan, ILL.,, Col. R. H. Hall; Fifth, Fort
MCPHERSON. Ga, Col. H. G: Cook; Sixth.
Seventh, Fort Logan, Col, Col. D. w. Ben.
ham; Eighth, Fort D. A. Russell. Wyo.,
Col. ]. J. Vanhorn; Ninth, Madison bar
racks rack n y; acc, Col. "; H; Powell; Tenth,
Eleventh. Jefferson Barracks, Mo-, Col. /
D. Russy; Twelfth, Fort Niobrara, Neb.,
Col. J. N. Andrews: Thirteenth, Fort Por,
ter, N: Y, Col: A. T.. Smith; Sixteenth,
Fort Sherman, Idaho. Col. H. A. Thicker
Seventeenth, Columbus. O., COL ]. ii. s.
Poland; Eighteenth; Fort Bliss, Tex. Col.
Mich. Col. S. Snyder: Twentieth, Fort
Leavenworth, Kan, Col. H. s.. Hawkins:
Twenty-irst, Plattsburg Barracks, N. Y.
Col. X. Klein; Twenty-second. Fort Crook,
Neb.. Col. c. A. Wikoff: Twenty third. Fort
Clark, Tex, Col. s. Ovenshire; Twenty
fourth. Fort Douglas. Utah. Col. ]. +.
Kent.
Three regiments Of infantry and four Of
cavalry are not included in the mobilization
orders. for the reason that they are either
great distance from the center of operations
are needed in the sections of the places in
which they are located. or are already in 8
location where they can readily be summoned