New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-07

called after L. Gen. Winfield Scott, +" Camp Scott, "
faces 10 the SOUTH and il situated on perfectly level
plain which il covered with turf almost 10 the wster
edge II is Enclosed by picket fence aud is about
nile in circumference half the space being devoted 10
a parade ground.
The Richmond Club grounds are about five miles
firm the lower or Yandtrbilts landing. Cars run 70
srd from the landing to within three-quate Of mule
az tic CAMP, every hour. There sre two hundred
tents exclusive OF that belonging to the Colonel and
ss The parade groubd is GOO fe-t sqnare IL is STU
at Immediately IN front OF the camp. There Is one
main street or avenue, which is GO feet wide and 80
feet long This il called Lefers avenue, and leads up
to the Colonel marquee, which is twenty-five feet by
thirty There four smaller avenues on either side
each containing eighteen tents ten feet square, making
IA company tents, occupying ,44O square feet OF
ground Each street is called BY the name OF the cap
tain Of the company viii b occupies IL, viz: Viele
street Penley street, Sbumway street, Price street.
Nevens street, Shler street, Riblet street. hunroe
street, Sreigbt street and Bensel street.
In front Of the Colopels tent those Of the COM
panys ofcers numbe ing sixteen each 10 feet square
10 the of these is another row Of similar tents
appropriated to the Engineers and N. G. Stall The
magazine is twenty feet square, and is located mme
diaely in rear of the Coonfs tent and line with
the latter are the tents for the Commissioned Staff two
Of which lit Col snd Major are 15x20 feet, and the
remainder are each 10 feet square.
Directly in rear of the main avenue Ia the Regi-
mertsl Mess Tent, which is 100 feet in length, aud
behind this the kitchens, which are built OF wood,
ard rave ranges roasiers, large boilers and every con-
venience for cooking.
TIE band has sixteen tents which are directly to tho
left of the magazine ard the Troop have also sixteen,
which directly to the right thereof and ten fet
square each. The tents Of tire former run in direct
lire with the tents Of the 9TH Company in camp, and
those Of the Troop with the I'd Company In camp.
The Quarfermasers stores are on line with the band
tents and the BARRIERS shop is on line With the tents
of the troop. Ea Of these is 20 by 30 feet square.
The Guard tent (25 by 30 is in front of the parade
ground, and in direct line with Lehert's avenue.
On the beach there are a large number Of bathing
housee Of which NO doubt the men will avail them
selves Outsoe the grounds and close TO the fence
the Richmond lub.House, and around the camp is
recr-eoune. No liquors will be permitted 10 DO sold
within the camp, nor within mile around It,.
During the eDcampment, the morning win be de-
vote 20 guard -mouniog, regimenta parade company
and bat aon parade, and the afternoon to battalion
drill inspection of camp, aud full dress parade Su
ctnt respite will be given between the morning and
evening arsdes for the soldiers to receive their friends
and fer recreation
For the benefit OF strangers who may visit the
ground, we give the following extract from the Colo
nels order:
Between tattoo snd revee strict camp discipline will pro-
will be allowed In permission will any
comm sorod officer pnvse be SLOWED pass he suafden.
without written pass from bis conmandsnt or dottcer,
with Sa eothtersign."
FTom rev, lie tn sunset all members Of the regiment In uni
form fgue dIe and al Iespecsbe persons viii be- allowed
to pc any sthe non ocer posts the line Of
sebine 70 ard from camp well at the main guard No
csmp except thu main guard BY permission Of the officer
AMER sur set and until tattoo sennes win rot allow any
person Pss her lines except wi the couLt' all Others
viii be .qu main guard under the surveanos ct
the officer unless otherwise ordered by the Colonel
All Of whatever rank In the service required to
observe re, pec to ard ssntiDels
stree en- tbs aide nearest street their resting
the from Lire Of company tents
No officer Ia account 10 sleep out OF camp exce oy
permission ofthe commanding officer.
Citi1ens dress VII be allowed to be worn in camp