The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-04
MOVEMENTS OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT
Our Baltimore correspondence.

BALTIMORE, June l. 1882
The Nep FOX Seventh Regiment 1iu at Batimme-7seu
First sua5ay in Camp-sapession Of he Bal,inare Re
publican-Cther Neso York Regiments in he Ciy, &c.
The Seventh regiment is at last comfortably provided
with all that camp life furnish Until yesterday
there great scarcity Of tents; but they have
been furnished with additional number which will
not require TO crowd tho men so much
Colonel Leierts marque is situated directly at the
head Of the main street. which leads from the entrance
OF the camp. As you enter his quarters, suspended
from the centre OF the tent the regmentai guide
colors under which the Colonels desk is located and
where he can always be found at his post the entire day.
constantly engaged in the business connected with his
command.
Captain TurnbuH Acting Assistant Quartermastsr, has
been engaged for the past two days with large forco OF
in ayin and repairing the streets and to-day
finds the camp Of the finest about Baltimore. The
boys have nicknamed him the "IIackley Contractor
The Captain however, understands how to do things aud
would be blessing to New York il no could only show
his hand on the streets in few Of the wards.
Colonel Loifers has completed his rules and regulations
governing the camp the following copy Of his
FIRST order:-
STANDING ORDER-NO. I.
HEADQUARTERS, SEVENTH REGIMENT.
MIDDLE DEPARTMENT, BALTIMORE, May 20, 1862.
The chain Of sentinels shall DO tho limit Of the camp
No member Of the regiment shall pass outsideof the
officer and then only by way tho guard tent whore he
shall report himself going and returning
The officer OF the guard shall keep list OF mon so eav
ing the camp, with the time Of their reporting to him,
and submit the same with his guard report in the morn
ing; 80 ,s, - - .na .,,ornoo,
drill unless he Is on the sick report has written ex
cuse from his commandant.
ssReveille" at sunrise.
Immediately aftor the roll call the will be put in
order and the streets cleaned, and all rubbish must be
removed from the camp ground. tAs
squad drill, which will last one hour 81
..pcas on tho Trencher' at seven o'clock A. n. -
Call for details for guard duty at twenty minutes be-
fore eight A. NJ
Call for details to repair to regimenal parade at ten
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.
Surgeons call at zine O'Clock A. NJ. when the sick in
camu Of each company will be marched to the dispen-
sary, in charge Of non-commiss oned officer: :,
The assembly for company drill at half past nine A. M
unless otherwise ordered.
Roast beef' Will be sounded for dinner at twelve NJ.
First Sergeants call, quarter after five o'clock p. NJ
To the color, to form by battalion at haif-past nve
.tEvenirg gun" to be fred at sunset. -
Tattoo at ten P. NJ. Taps at nalf-p ten P. NJ.
There will be roll calls the company parades, at
reve.e and evening parades supernteaded by a COM
The recruits viii ba exercised at least twice day by
an officer or non commissions officer
All drills will be attended in full fatigue dress-oincers
and non-commissioned officers emitting the sash.
When or duty in the public streets, all officers non.
belt alone the buttoned On dress parades the
officers and sergeants will wear tho sash.
The cap will worn in wst weather only
in actual conflict, or when on the march
All fancy articles Of dress are prohibited o. al times
Colonel Commanding Seventh regiment N Y. 8. N.
A visit TO some Of the fonts would almost make You
wish you were among the rank and die yourself The
boys have displayed great deal Of taste in fitting them
up. Some look like little parlors neat az a pink, and
furnished with the best that money for camp
use. All the tents boarded over, and each has
comfortable little camp cot, with table, camp stools aud
Sergeant wnans has been detailed as Postmaster for
the regiment and the Post OGce Department have fur
nshod him with . horse and wagon Yesterday he
drove in camp with load newspapers and
letters and the boys almost tore him to pieces eager
they for their letters this being the first regular
mail they have received.
1t has been duly respected by the whole regiment At
harpast ten there was service by Chaplain Weston,
on the ground In the afternoon there was largo gath
ering Of ladies and gentlemen in camp to witness the
dress parade. It tho bost parade the regiment has
made and tho band during the afternoon cnvened the
whole camp with number Of their choicest airs
Colonel Lerers has received no further orders from
the government and there is every probability that
they will remain here for some time.
Some regiments Brooklyn arrived here yesterday,
and are quartered on the outskirts OF the city Quite
number turned out to see them They looked we'll
they through and carried with them tho American
coors presented 70 them by the ladies OF Baltimore
| when they were here las, summer.
Tho Eighth regiment, which has been 1uartered here
since Friday TO have left last evening for Washing.
ton. They havo, however, been ordered back again.
The all ia good spirits The Twenty second and
Fifty soycth New York State Militia are also encamped
on the east side OF the ci y. Yesterday detailed
! forco from the Twenty second regiment escorted to
| their last resting place the remains OF one OF
| the volunteers, who died in the City Hospital,
/ from wounds received at the battle OF West Point.
A largo number Of army officers are in town. at the
Eutaw House. also two of the atc Senator Douglas
i This the most prominent Union Hotel in Balti
| more, and is crowded daily.
Quito number Of strong secessonsts in the vicinity
of the Baltimore and Ohio freight depot have for tho
last three days been interfering with SINE OF
| the employees Of tho road, and consequently Major
General Dix called upon Colonel fefests for force TO
nard tho depot. The Second COM any, Captain Clark,
We're sent down. and doing duty at this point.
They quartercd at night in and about twenty
are on duty at tme that these Troublesome fol.
| lows will find that their game is fully blocked.
Quito stir caused hors yesterday by tho suppress
sion Of the Baltimore Republican, by Marshal McPhaii.
II was caused by tho publication OF article from
| Richmond paper. Upon investigation by General DIX,
which was satisfactory he promptly revoked the order
/ aud permitted the issue Of the paper.
A man attempted to cross the lines or tho Twenty
second regiment caE1p when difficulty occurred be.
tween the guard aud the man. and al Que time bid fair
to result iorsyAo the mpruden individual, had not
the guard been nterfered with aud prevented from using
| his musket.