The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-10

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dreaws Tn~e was no alarm during the night and con
ssquently msasd the promised light THIS mornins u
very COOL Consequence Of heavy shower In the night
The nsS regiment consists q one sSSussnd men, under
command Of Colonel George Lyona Attached TO the reg
ment the Washington Gray troop, with battery Of
Hsran The troop numbers one hundred and twenty-five
men.
night and quartered at Georgetown College Weather
permitting, shall visit them this afternoon, and report
progress.
had written thus far when the carriage not having
made it's Appearance, went out to have look at the
camp Entering one OF the tents belonging TO the En-
Of soldiers, many Of whom recognized New York
and hearty we're the grips Of the band and
the general anxiety TO know all about the series Of 6shs
ut Aqua creek was prevalent, and the young men were
loud in their regret that they not there to land
heavy shower OF rain detained me in the
tent Tor . long time, and the men had
They are all quite sasaed with their missaris and
the management of things generally but they decidedly
object 10 The frequent reports sent TO New York that
they are just going into action causing alarm TO the fe
male members OF their families, and raising among their
male friends expectations which are not realized They
deaerve, since ihcy LETT New York NV '
Mrs Lee, the wife Of the General who owns Arlington
House, residing two or three miles further back She
was written to and told that she could re-occupy her
house che felt disposed TO do but che declined Care
H. however, taken not 70 pure The property in any
raised from the sale OF produce. Great taken to
prevent The vandalism OF visitors They are not allowed
To roam through the house they please for which aud
able proceeding they showed great aptitude and, to
prevent init parts OF the domain that ought be
kept sacred from profauaton carriages prevented
rom proceeding beg ond certan distance.
But must close this as 10 the Absence Of my own car
riage, gentleman on visit, has courteousy offered
me seat ~ h's % Wizards. append the following
general osder which q applicable to most Of the reg
ments In the heghborhocd;-
GENERAL ORDER-N0. !.
I mss1a h e. Nav n y
This camp shall be called Camp SANFORD.
The chain OF sentines shall be thu limit OF the camp
No member o. the regiment shal pass outside Of the
officer OF the day. and then only by way Of the guard
ent, where he shall report himself going and returning
Nos more than ten men Of any one company shall be alb
The officer Of tho guard ahan keep list Of men 30
eavng camp with the lime Of their reporting to him,
ard submit the with his guard report in the morn
Every man mua. be present at morning and afternoon
dr unless he s on the sick report, or has written ex-
"Reveile" at sunrise, when the morning gun will be
ared by the guard ir6eately after roll cali the tents
will be put in der and the streets cleaned Of all straw
&c which must be removed from the camp ground.
EHalf hour after "revele the signal for recruit
squad drill, which will last one hour.
Surgeons call at halfpast six A. ~ when the sick In
camp Of each company, will be marched to the dispen
cary, in charge Of a non commissioned officer.
'sHas On Q trencher" Call for breakfast at seven
O'Clock NJ, when the companies viii be formed and
receive their ratons In trn.
Call for details for guard duty at twenty minutes be-
fore eight A III.
Call for details TO repair to regimen.a parade at ten
minutes before eight A. N.
Troop for guard mounting at eight A. NJ. immediately
after which the first sergeant, with detail Of men, will
draw their rations for the day.
The Assembly for company drill at half past eight
NJ, at which time fret sergeants will make their re-
ports this drill will last one hour. The regimental en-
gpeer will select place in the immediate neighbor
hood where the engineer corps will be praoticed in the
construction Of gabtns and fsssines.
'RCast beef' will be sounded for dinner at twelve NJ
The "Assembly" for companies to form for battalion
drill will be beaten at five P. H.
First sergeants call fifteen minutes after.
To the color to fcr by battalion at half past five p H.
Evening gun 10 be fred at sunset.
"rattco" at half past nine 2. Maps at ten T. NJ
There will be roll calls tie company parades at re-
veae, and evening parades superintendent by commits
sioued officer.
The recruits will be exercised at least twice day by
officer non. commissioned officer
All drills will be attended in full fatigue dress-ocers
and non CON missioned officers emitting the saeh.
Company end squad drills will be supervised by Major
Wentworth who is hereby directed to attend In person
and direct programme of exercises
When of duty. in the public streets, all officers
commissioned officers and privates will wear the body
belt alone-the coat butoned. On dress parades the
officers and sergeants will wear the sash.
The cap cover will be worn In wet weather only.
Pistols will not be carried by officers except in
actual conflict or when on the march.
All fancy articles Of dress prohibited at all times.
BY order OF GEORGE LYONS, Colonel.
d. B. KEEx, Jr., Adjutant.