The national Republican., 1861-05-02
LOG A L N Z w S.

VI TtsptCuNc COHmhuus the
character Of their arms; the supply Of ammuni-
tion; the degree Of proficiency Of their drills,
and the character Of the same II they under
stand the drill as skrmishers II they have
practiced at the target, and the range and pro-
iciency thereof; il they know the manual of the
bayonet exercise. They will also state their con.
dition and ability to take the field rs to camp
and garrison equipage and organization of their
commissary, quartermaster, and medical depart
nents. The commanders of regiments and in
dependent battalions and companies that shall
hereafter arrive will make a like report as soon
AFTER their arrival as practicable.
3. The commanders Of regiments and inde-
pendent battaions and companies will be held
accountable for the police Of their respective
quarters and camps, and the greatest care must
be had that no offensive smells or infected air
: be permitted. Lime can be had by the respective
I quartermssters, as q puri6cator, whenever re-
quired, on written requisition, approved by the
respective commanders Of regiments and inde-
pendent battslions and comp anies
4. Strict order and regularity will be main
tanned BY the respective commanders of reei-
ments and independent battalions and compa-
nies, and they will be held accoun' able for
want Of good discipline, and will take the proper
steps to enforce 1t. The Articles of War will be
read to the respective command, on the Sabbath,
at inspection, before going to church. and they
VIII oo SOVorucu Uy Tue Eegul6tlOnS fOr the
army Of the United States.
IlE 8. Each commander of q regiment and ipde-
pendent battalion and company will establish
hie own camp or quarter guard, so as efectually
preserve good order and arrest all insubordi-
lon that might arise within his respective
mand and neighborhood.
y order of Col Mansfield:
THEo. TALBOT,
Assistant Adjutant General
The INTERIOR DEPARTMENT FLAG-The posi-
tion Of the staff from which the Interior Depart
ment flag is to be suspended, has been changed
from the south front of the Patent Office Build
ing to the east front Of the Interior Department
proper, in order to secure a more substantial
basis The ceremony Of unfuring the stars and
stripes will take place at twelve o'clock, NJ, pre-
cisely In addition to the delightful music from
the Rhode Isls1d d band, various members of the
regiment from that State will unite in singing
several Of our patriotic choruses. The President
OF the United States is expected to be present N
GoISe INTO CAMP-The seventh repiment
have thus far been prevented from going into
camp, owing to the mona arrival of their camp
equipage. 1t is expected to arrive in day or
two, however, and they will then probably en-
camp on Georgetown Heights.
Buildings are being erected on the public
square, bounded by Thirteenth and Fourteenth,
.end and streets, for the accommodation Of
twelfth regiment, who will take up their
quarters there on Saturday.
Tas CAPITOL PoLIcE.-Captain Nathan Dar-
ling has been appointed chief of the Capitol
police. Capt D. is we'll qualified for this posi-.
ton, and We have no doubt but that he will give
universal satisfaction.
DRrvES OUT OF VTRoMA.-Yesterda the fol-
lowing persons arrived in this city from Virginia,
which State they were ordered to leave on &C.
count of being Union men: G. R. Thayer, Joseph
NJ. Savage, W. Fl. Baker, Abner Thayer, Wild
man Savage, Thomas o. Golden, Edward Duvall,
J.W. Mullen, Joseph Gones, and George G. Dow.
den. The most Of these persons are on the way
to Ohio and Pennsylvania. Some of them were
arrested at Centrevle and taken to Fairfax Court
House, where they were tried and threatened with
hanging, but were released. The two last named
pre- from occoquan, and were ordered to leave
for not consenting to take the oath of allegiance
to the Southern Confederacy. We had hoped
that stop had been put to these outrages, but
we are sorry that such is not the case.
ESeISEs Eos rHs ANNAPOLIS RAnRoAp.-Four
engines from the Pennsylvania railroad, and two
tom the Reading road, were taken to Annapolis
yesterday, on board the steamer Maryland, from
Philadelphia. A large number of cars will also
f-Se sent there Immediately, and we may reason
ably expect that the troops will arrive by this
route much more rapidly hereafter than they
have done.
THKArRB.-The "Maid of Croissey went off
with fine effect last night, as did also Mr.. and
Mrs. White" which kept the audience in a con.
inual roar. Tonight we are to have Payne's
excellent comedy Of " Charles the Second,' and
the ever-popular Rough Diamond "a first
rate bill, and one sure to draw crowded house.
, That PIo.-A few nights since, as two of the
regiments were at Annapolis Junction on their
way here, mischievous soldier, who was placed
on guard some distance from the main body, as
ne was walking his rounds, shot pig. A member
ofthe other regiment, hearing the report hastened
to the spot, and demanded that the pig should
be divided, or he would inform his officers The
pig was then divided, and served up to the
friends of each party. The officers, however,
observing the bones, son found out the guilty
party and on questioning him, he replied, that
he did 1t in obedience to the orders he had re-
| ceived. "not to let any one pass, without the
! countgsign" he saw the pig coming towards
him, md challenged it; but receiving no an
swer, pc charged bayonet on it, and the pig still
persSiDg, he shot it, The officers laughed heart
lily AZ the explanation, and sent him to find the
.IaTnf and pay for the pig, which he states was
the hardest job he ever performed.
CHARGE OF STEALHG.-One of the soldiers now
in the city, named W. Fl. Tuft, was arrested on
Tuesday night, on the charge of stealing pocket
book containing about twelve dollars The offend
er Is young man very respectfully connected and
~githal wealthy. The only reason that can be
assigned for the theft is that he was intoxicated.
The officers and members of his company feel
deeply for the occurrence. He was committed
to appear at court.
ARREsTED.-James Welsh, charged in connec-
ton with Samuel Godfrey who has already been