Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

encampIneht quite military appearance
and when armed and equipped the whOlc
force present will no doubt prove great at
traction to all. Leaving the guard tent, the
first quarters we arrived ct we're those Ol
the
MILITARY ORDERS.
HAD QUARTERS, OAEP TAYLOR,
CLEVELAND, o., April, %, 1861.
Companies not provided with sufficient ac-
commodafions will report by officer TO the
Quarter Master at Head Quarters.
Companies requiring medical attendance
will report to the Brigade Major in Morning
Report. Cases arising after Morning Report
will be reported personally at Head Quarters
BY officers Of companies.
Letters papers, and packages, intended for
the Post Office viii be deposited at Head
Quarters Mail matter received from Post
0hiee, and telegraphic dispatches, will be
delivered at Head Quarters to officers of COM
panies.
NO smoking allowed on para1e or drill, or
IN barracks. Captains of companies win
see that this order is strictly observed.
No intoxicating drinks will be allowed in
Camp except when ordered by the Surgeon.
Any one found intoxicated or disorderlY will
be Immediately put under arrest and reported
at Head Quarters.
Captains will in all cases of absence leave
Commissioned officer at Quarters in com
mAnd.
Captains wiz at all times between Reveille
and Tattoo be admitted at Head Quarters.
No cheering or demonstrations Of applause
vvifl ha n11rvrro1 ! ls--..-
General and staff officers will pass IN and
out Of Camp at sll times.
The Camp outside of the line of sentinels
viii be opened to visitors from 2 O'Clock P.
NJ. until s o'clock P. n. each day.
separate quarters will be Immediately
provided for commissioned officers.
A hospital will bo established for the sick,
and competent mecieal aid provided,
-clsssJ JEETeu VII be permitted to visit COM
Panies at al times, upon application at
Head Quarters.
Relatives and friends of members of com
Panies having business to transact with them
Officer Of Guard.
On Sundays, Divine Service will be held
on Parade Ground at 8 o'clock P. n.
By order Of Brigadier General,
J. W. FITCH.
W. F. CARET, Brigade Major and Acting
Assistant Adjutant General.
sPRAeBE zouAvE CADETS.
This fine corps, under command of Major
De Yilliers, were being drilled in the bayo-
net exercise. It is needless to say that the
Major will make this the "erack" corps of
the State, as his military experience in
L'AFmse dAfriqus has placed him first in
the rank Of military instructors in the Zou-
ave Tactics AID we hope that from the ma
te-asoi In camp he may be enabled to form
fine regiment. There will be a drill of the
old company this morning at o'clock, for
the purpose OF instructing the new recruits,
and abOut 2 o'clock in the afternoon fag
presentation from the ladies of Cleveland
will take place.
Major De Villiers was the recipient yes
terday of beautiful pair Of Colts Navy Re-
vOlvers, presented by Mr.. PeixOtto and 9TH
ers, and we have no doubt he will employ
them with the same skill in battle as he can
his sabre, in the use of which he is a prof.
cient. Major De Villiers is called upon to
do considerable duty as an officer outside his
corps, as he is a valuable auxiliary to the
command in Camp Taylor. Leaving the
ZOuaves, we next visited the quarters of
co. A. LIGHT GUARD zoUAvEs.
The police arrangement Of this company
is admirable. All day yesterday Captain
Creighton had his men keep his quarters in
order, which are the best and neatest on the
ground. Capt. Creighton has spIendidly
drilled company, and keeps them up to the
mark the whole time. He is working his
men hard, but in this he does not spare
himself, for he has nearly made himself
sick by his energetic exertions to make his
corps the best on the ground. He is q great
faVOrite with all, especially the ladies. The
ladies of the West Side sent large quantity
Of luxuries of various kinds to the officers
yesterday, Of which we had a sample, for
the sinner man." in the way of pleasant
beverages, was not forgotten. Capt. Creigh-
ton and all his officers deserve great praise
for the care they take of their command,
and the men show their appreciation by
Obeying orders promptly and rapidly, with
that precision which eharacterizes the true
soldier.
ARTIST LIFE IN CAMP.
We saw two cOlOred gentlemen in camp
sketehing at their leisure moments, and we
would advise all lovers Of of artto call and
see the servants of Capt. CreightOn's Com
pany.
co. b LIGHT GUARD zOUAYEs.
Company B, Capt. McIlrath, is improv-
ing rapidly in drill, and made 3 tne appear
snce yesterday in their white blanket uni
forms. They also keep their quarters in
excellent order, and are deserving of praise.
Captain McIlrath was officer of the day yes
tsrday and performed the duties admira-
bly,.
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS.
Shortly after Il O'Clock yesterday, an arri-
val Of sandusky troops took place. consisting
Of the sandnsky City Guards, Capt. Dupuy,
81 men; Yagers, Capt Traub, 80 men; and
q company from Huron numbering so men,
commanded BY Capt. sprague. Accompany
ing them we're the Regimental stsffwith the
Mayor Of the city Of ssndusky.
At2 O'Clock, the Ohio Union Savers, Capt
Moore, from Mentor and Winoughby, num-
bering 1O2 men, and the Wright Rangers,
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