Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-06-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

AEAh' RNnhAAha AoA AAtH l. bels fuiuHletEbt
CAMP BRAEDYwiNR, June 2, 1861.
GENERAL ORDER No. /.
The following detail'of duties will govern the
Camp from this date.
lst-Revielie at a. M, when the companies
will be assembled on the Company parade by lat
Sergeants, under the Company Officers
2d-polce call at 6 q. M, when the Camp will
be carefully polieed.
8d-Brcakfast Heal at n. m. when the
Companies will be formed by LIST Sergeauts, and
rolls called-afterwards the companies marched
in order to their mcsscs
4th.-Surgeon's call at $50 n. M, when the
sick will be marched to the Hospital tent by a
corporal of the Guard.
5th--lst Sergeants call al Z as a. m.
6tl-Company assembly of Guard detail at
$40 a. m.
7th-Adjuiauts call at $50 a. IN.
Sth-Squad drill from to 10 80 a. m.
9th-Dinner roll call at I'm.
l0Ih-0iticers drill from to . p. IN.
1l-Company Drill from $50 to 8 p. m.
12th-First Dress parade call at so p. IN.
l3th-Adjutant's call at 4 p. m.
l4th-supper Immediately after parade.
l5th-Frst tattoo Gall 1T . 10 p. M.
1Gth-Beat of OF 0 30 p. III.
17th-raps at 10 p m,
l8th-Field Music will assemble for practice
FROM to 1880 q. m, and ut such other hours
as the AdjutRnt may direct
l9th-Captains will cause their companies to
fall into the ranks according to size, aud will
have each man numbered, his number to he per-
manenuy retained, and oil his arms and accou-
trements to be marked with it, Each Company
will be divided into Platoons, each platoon 10 be
under the supervision of a subaltern aud each
platoon into sections to be under the supervision
Of Sergeant and Corporal who will be held
responsible for the cleanliness and efficiency Of
their respective subdivisions
2Oth-Leave of absence can only he granted
to officers upon application TO the Colonel
Officers going on leave will register their names
at the Adjutant's office before going and upon
returning. Leave Of absence and passes for the
non-commssioned officers and privates must be
recommended by the first Sergeant, signed by
the commanding officer of the company, and
counersigned by the command ny officer Of the
Camp Except in urgent cases non-oommission-
ed officers and privates will only receive passes
upon the day succeeding their tour Of Guard
One officer Of each Company will always be pre-
sent At all general roll calls there must be an
officer present to receive the report Of the first
Sergeant
2lst-No military organization can be effective
without strict regard to discipline. The Com
manding officer expects of the men comprising
the only regiment from Delaware to be Iilidly
9NS1AAAhhh1 Aud hAEuAlNE ~ uAtgs PUNISHMENT
is especially 10 q volunteer organization, ex
tremely disagreeable to be employed, and Should
be wholly unnecessary. Yet when men lose the
respect that they should have for themselves, by
the practice Of characterization theJ forfeit the
noble title Of men and soldiers. and punishment
however disiasteful to the Commanding officer,
must be resoried to.
The Commanding officer would call the atien-
ton Of the men under his command, to the
aeeessity Of being strictly temperate in their
habits, particularly with regard to the use Of
spiritnous and malt liquors. every man found
10 20 inehriaiel state as not to be able to per
form his dates, viii be promptly and severely
punished.
The Battalion will particularly bear IN mind
that cariessness and inatteution while in the
ranks are extremely repreheusible and ansol-
iieriy offences officers and non-eommissoned
officers the rank Of dle closer will never fail
n report for punishment every man Who speaks.
ar moves ia the ranks except during rests or
while marching IN rouis step-
They will also report every man Eha falls into
the ranks after the enmpnnies are called % At
tsnfi0u at roll calls aud non-commissioned Of
acers lnd men ia charge Of tentA will report any
nan Who speaks aloud after the taps to exiin-
guish lzhtl
The Army regulations respectfully anioiu re-
spest towards superiors. Courtesy among
military men is Indispensable to iiscipl ne The
good or the brave officer OF soldier is always
respectful towards his snperiors such respect
vii Dot be eoBhaed to sbsdieuee alone but will
be extended to other occasions thus it lie the
iaty Of the Inferior to accost or offer first the
customary aalutation, tby looking ir a respect
ful manner and touching the visor Of the cap
with the right hand J and the duty Of the super
ior to acknowledge such salutation.
29d-A copy Of the foregoing orders will be
sent to each Captain who will cause them to be
published to his company by the first Sergeant
Of the next roll call; after which they shall be
entered by the first Sergeant into the Company
order book. By Order Of
HENRY II. LOCKWOOD,
Commanding lst Regiment Del. Vol.
WIN. p. SEVILLE,
Adjutant, LIST Regiment Del. Vol.
DANGEROUS FLAas-A lady Of known patriot.
ism, who has done good service in sewing and
contributing for the Volunteers. visited her conn.
try place In Byberry neHr Philadelphia, some
uays ago, when the farmer, in honor Of her ar
rival, run up flag upon the barn. Said flag
haa been made some years ago for the children,
and TO economic material aud stitches, CON
famed but three stripes and a short dozen of
stars Some OF the neighbora beheld the tri-
striped colors ami at once gave the alarm. In a
snort time an excited crowd from all the country
"i"u"u apptohcned tue place, brandishing weu-
Pons OF every description, threatening to burn
down the buildings They took the strange
farmer to mean secession. 1t was promptly re-
moved and the crowd invited in to an e1tempore
collation..
A NuIsANcE-B with drum-sticks, making
all Kinds OF fancy noises en- window shutters,
door-steps, fencee, boxes mud other available
places about tue premises Of persons who have
no ear Tor such martial music. Can il not be
dispensed With
ELECTION OF oFFIcERs.-At regular com.
munleaton Of Lafayette Lodge, No. Ia. AT A.
N,' held at their Hall on Tuesday evening. Jun,
tuh, the following officer elected for The ensuing
term Daniel McClntOck, j. W. NJ: WIN. 4
Hayes 5 WI James Crooks, |. W.; George II
Walter, Secretary, and George Nebeker, Trea
surer. -''"
TINS TELEoRAPu.-The telegraph wire which
mas recently been run TO Lewes, was either Gu
or broke one day last week. II has since beer
mended. WV
GoNE 40 EURoPE.-Ex Governor Ross Of tbi
State, has lett for Europe lie started fror
! Seaford on Saturday last.