The national Republican., 1861-11-22
ARMY AFFA AIRS.
or TIM REVIEW.

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ACCIDENTS OF TIM REVIEW.
Near the close Of the review, on "Wednesday,
Jolonsl Taylor, Of the New York Thirty-third,
accompanied by the surgeon Of the regiment,
while riding at q high spssd over the review
grounds ran into privats with their horses.
The private was stricken down, and almost In
,tantly killed. The surgeon was thrown from
his horse, and was SO badly injured that he
died within an hour. Colonel Taylor was or
dered into close custody by General McClel-
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General McDowell's horse became entangled
in wire fence on the ground, and, In his effort
to get him released, the General was thrown,
and was slightly Injured.
NEW ARMY TENT.
The tent invented by Gen. Morgan, Of Ohis,
has been brought to the attention Of the Gov
ernment. Its chief sanitary excellences are
the arrangements for ventilation and elevating
ths.. .AsAS from contact with the ground. No.
thing mgfe complete and desirable in teuting
has ystbesn presented.
fILiTARY BRIDGE ACROSS TEE POTOMAC.
fhs War Department has decided 70 erect
bridge for military purposes across the Po-
tomso, upon the piers Of the sqasduct a
Georgetown. .,..
The bridge, We learn, will contain wagon
and carriage road, arranged 50 as not to In
tsrfere with each other. Workmen will imme-
diately be set 10 work In Its construction.
CAUTION TO SMALL MERCHANTS.
A few days since an interesting Incident oc-
cured in one Of our neighboring camps, which
though not altogether gallant on th0psrt Of
the young officer engaged, was nevertheless, In
accordance with the immutable principles Of
justice. couple oman aud wife) Of dealers
In cigars, apples, DC, entered the lines Of a
camp near the city, and after collecting quite
scrowd Of eager purchasers around their fmall
stock, were waited upon by the officer Of the
guard, who proceeded in obedience to duty to
make an inspection of the "useful articles for
soldiers" when his Argus eye fell upon sundry
small TASKS Of contraband," sometimes vul
carly called condensed cJrn. The enterpris
ing pair were Immediately taken In charge by
the polite sentries and escorted TO the guard.
house the man was mounted upon the head Of
a barrel, and was not altogether tho worst
specimen Of statuary we have seen, considering
the romantic scenery BY which he was sur
rounded.
The woman was mustered into the cord
wood brigade, ian Institution peculiar to most
military enoampmeus) and was duly armed
| t;olro ~ ah .ha .ho. IN
ed with the air Of q veteran, and presented q
handsome appearance Us she kept guard Will,
pacing to aud fro before the author Of all her
troubles The happy pair were thus enter
tanned for . short time, when they were releas
ed, aud went on their way rejocIng-promis
ing, 10 the language Of the poet, to make their
Wits few aud far between"
son OF REBEL GENERAL RELEASED on HE
| PAROLE.
A son of Robert E. Lee, late a major In
the United States army, but now general Of
the secession forces at Charleston, We hear,
was released from custody Of the military su-
thorities, few days ago, upon giving his parole
OF honor
MORN BODIES FOUND
Wednesday, in securing the woods where ths
surprise and skirmish between twsnty-not
forty, as stated-of the Brooklyn Fourteenth
and body Of some three hundred secssh cav
airy occurred q few days since, OH Dulin's
farm In Fairfax county, W., two more deat
bodies Of Brooklyn boys were discovered
There are still thirteen mising-thres got bach
alive, one severely wounded, four killed, snc
thirteen fallen into the hands Of secesh.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Headquarters, Army Of The Potomac
Washington, November Is, 1861.
General Orders, No. As.
l. No change will be made in the armamen
establshed by the Chief Engineer and Chief o
Artillery for the field works occupied by th
Army; or any diversion permitted from th
original location Of the implements, equipments
or ammunition pertaining to the guns Of tn
6eld-works, without the express sanction Of th
, Commanding General.
II. The fort on Uptons hill will hereafter b
. known as Fort Ramsey and that heretofore cal
ed Fort Ramsay as Fort Cas-.
By command of Major General Mcclellan:
8. WILLIAMS,
Assistant Adjutsnt General