For the Day Tomorrow

Brigadier General Glover

Lieutenant Colonel Newhall

For Picquet Major B. Porter

Inspector Captain Remick

The Army will hold itself in the most perfect readiness to move at the shortest notice.

Colonel Scammell’s detachment is to be immediately completed to its original establishment by men every way qualified to act as Light Infantry; and any men now in the corps who do not answer that description are to be changed without delay—Colonel Scammell will make application to the different corps for their deficiencies and the exchange of such of the men as are unfit for the service he is employed on.

Colonel Gouvion being on Court Martial Captain Rochfontaine will give the necessary directions for the employment of the working party ordered yesterday.

The General Court Martial whereof Colonel Putnam is President is dissolved and another ordered to assemble tomorrow morning 10 ô clock at the President’s Marquee or such place as he may direct for the trial of all such Prisoners as shall come before them.

Colonel Swift will Preside.

Lieutenant Colonel C. Smith, Major Oliver, two Captains from the first Connecticutt, two from the second Connecticutt, one from the first Massachusetts, two from the second, one from the third and two from the New Hampshire Brigades will attend as Members.

All Evidences and Persons concerned to attend.

An orderly serjeant from each Division to be sent to the court daily.

Thomas Dean Esqr. will take Post at Storm’s bridge vice I. Requa and Joseph Youngs Esqr. will be posted at the bridge near Chattiton’s hill instead of Eden Hunt mentioned in the orders of the 5th instant.

After Orders

A Working party consisting of a Sub two serjeants two Corporals and Thirty privates from Van Schaick’s regiment and a like Party from the regiment of Hazen will assemble on their respective parades with their arms and one days Provisions tomorrow morning at eight ô clock: They will receive their Instructions from the Quarter Master General.