New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
SPECIAL BRIGADE ORDER No. 81.
HEADQUARTERS 81 BRIGADE 2D DTIsIoS NJ :M.,
On BoARD STEAMER MARYLAND,

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Orr ANS.FoLIs, April -, lSGl }
Col Nunroe IL charged with the execution Of the
following order: At o'clock W. the troops VIII be
called by companies 10 be drilled in the manual Of
arns especially in loading at will aud firing by lille
In the ue the bayone and these specaltes Will be
observed in all subsequent drills in the manual; such
drills will continue until 7 o'clock; then all the arms
may be stacked upon the upper great care beng
taken 10 instruct the 20 the mode OF stacking
their arms so that firm stack not easily overturned
shall be made. Being obliged 20 drill at times with the
weapons loaded, great damage may be done by the
overturniDg OF the stack and The discharge OF piece
This is important. Indeed accident has already &C.
Cured in The regiment from this cause, and, although
sligh in lis consequences yet warns u 10 Increased
diligence in this regard.
The purpose which could only be limited al in the
orders VI Serlegay has been accomplished. The gaie
Constitution has lain for long time at this port sub
sfautiay at the Of the armed mob which some
time- payzes the otherwise loyal State OF Mary and
Deeds OF daring successful contests, and glorious We
tories had rendered Old Ironsides cons lcuous in
the naval history Of the country, that che ws htly
chosen IN the school in which 20 train the future OIL
GERS the navy TO like heroic acts. IL was given to
Massachusetts and fsseN County irst to man her; II
wa. reserved 10 Massachusetts TO have the honor to
retain her FOR the seryice of the Union and the laws
This il "a sufficient triumph OF riglt-a sufficient tr-
umph for BY this the blood OF friends shed by
the Baltimore mob il IN 80 far avenged. The Eighth
Regiment may hereafter cheer Justify upon all proper
occasions, bat never without orders. The old "Con-
sii,u,ion' by their eflortt aided unirlngy by the
United states Olcsrs having her IN charge, Is now
safely po.ses,od occupied, and erloycd by the Gov
eminent Of the United States and r safe from all her
enemies.
We have been Joined by the 7th Regiment Of New
York and together propose peaceaby, quietly, and
ciyilly unless opp0ed by soms mob other dsoreIy
persor 10 march TO Washington, in obedience TO the
reputation Of the President of the United States and
if opposed we shall march steadily forward. Ny next
order, hardly know how 20 eXpess. cannot assume
that any Of the citizen soldiery Of Massachusetts
New-York could, under any circumstances whatever.
commit any ontrages upon private property in loyal
and friendly STATE; but fearing that some improper
person may have, by stealth, introduced himself among
us deem II proper 10 sate that any unauthorized ln
reference with private property will be most signaly
punsLed and full repara'ion therefor be made the
injured party the full extent Of my power and abi
ity In doing, but carry out the orders of The War
Department. l should have done 70 without those
orders.
Col. Munroe will cause there orders 10 be read at the
head Of each company before march. Col. Leertss
command, not having been originally included in this
ORDER he will be furnished with copy for his instruc
ton. BY order OF
B. +. BUTLER Pig General
w. III CLEMENCE, Big. Major.