New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-06
FROM TIE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Review Of the second Gen. Ceuch'.j Corps.


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Tbur'doy, March :. 1863.
The Second Gen. Coucb's) Corps was reviewed
to-day by Gen. Hooker. Never did a more delight
full day dawn. The sun shines bright, clear, and
warm; the fields and roads are dry, and all things
favorable for fine display Of the corps. In the alb.
sence of Gen. Couch Gen. Hancock was in com.
mand. by bis order the several divisions were
drawn up in order on high ground, in large open
field. at "a O'Clock. The seen was magnificent
The bright new banners, streaming by the side q
the old battle-rddled flags, era, fully gave their
folds to the breeze. The music from the bands
sounded wide over the field through the clear, still
air, and the whole scene was one Of beauty and
grandeur.
At lOt O'Clock tho Commander inc chef Of the
army, attended by bis stsf, rode on the field where
the CORPS was formed in columns Of brigades Com.
mcncng with tue artillery the extreme right
Gen. Hooker rode along in front and rear Of each
brigade, closely reviewing sll the men and accou.er
ments. The General took favorable position on high
ground, and the whole corps passed before him IN
review. The several brigades and diyison, made
croditable appearance, and the review passcd OF in
manner highly complimentary to the officers in
command. Gen. Hooker expressed himself well
pleased with the condition Of the command, as well
a, with the appearance and behavior Of the several
regiments.
Important General Order-(id1ems Pro.
hibiscd from Whiting Cnmps-Resi-
nents and Batteries Lacking Dis.
cipIine-Othsrs Complinsens~d - Order
Respecting Leaves Of Absence aud Fur
ioughs.
HssperAhrEm. Anxr or Inf ro1osAo March 6. 1904
General Orders No. Is, contains the following:
Ci.ilens Ion. residents will not be allowed to re-
main within the lines or campo Of hi. army without
a pennI from the Provost Marshal General Com.
manding officers will oaufe NIL such persons within
their commands 10 te brought before tue Provost
Marrha-Genersl for hs decision on action.
The inspection reports Of tie following regiments
and batteries give evidence OF the necessity II strong
exerlions on tie par, Of every officer and member TO
bring them ny to the proper state Of discipline and
efficiency
these commsnds; and all officers absent tLereiron
must be recalled and the leaves revoked.
The following are the names OF the regiments
batteries, &c.'
The Ish. 2ln, 2ld aoh 9ah 3sib .id ;9A eo'A, 18th
Tine 29tL tsh, 6s,h luh. I?s,b l3ld. laih and 3,,h
Penny vsn!s h. 9Th aid.LA aud sd MsssebH,s.ts yo
H.
Brusnsi It'll New YoIi, Punssnm.r' Battery G. let New
YoTs BsrneIs Battery u. lat Maryland, Snow. Battery A.
10, NswyeUey, Hefsmers. Battery q, let fsnnyl,suia
Ohio. JoGn,on's ID f,nn'y vani., nsnr,on'. Battery e.
lat Nsw.iors battalion. LsnIuerI
The following regiments aud batteries appearing
from The inspection reports, 10 have earned high
commentator from inspecting officers, II 10 lef 10
the discretion Of the corrs commanders having re-
gard to the efficiency Of their commands, 10 increase
The leaves Of absence and furloughs 10 thete com
mands for the fifteen days following the receipt OF
this order 10 three, instead OF TWO, enlisted men FOR
every 100 present for duty, aud three officers instead
Of two u provided 10 General Order No. 81
Re,isnt.-l I'd and 2oth Mssehusett,i 10Th and 18th
Maine, 9Th aud 10Th EewYork 9th NesJerey lllh Penn
,yIyanis, Sd Wisconsin, and lot MipDesots-
Bssriss-5ih Maine, LeppiDsi A, Let Rhode Island Ar
noPs b, l.. Rhode Island. inndn n, 80 sse,sys
9Th u g., Hsslelts C. Let hssssehuses Msn's A. lat
Msm,ehu'etts MeCsInsy'sl I'd New.Yorh, Hayen'.i ID
NswYors bluInss; K i U. g.. Grshamsi sh New-forh.
Tsn'si u, Let Conn. BToohsrG
The Commandment Of the Cavalry Corps will dis.
continue the leaves and furlougbs authorized under
General Order No. 8, 10 regiments OF his command,
neglected. in discipline efficiency, care Of arms,
equipments, animals. &c. IL Is expected that all
commanding officers Of corps and divisions will dis
approve and refuse leaves and furioughs 10 those
regiments or batteries which are similarly situated.
All officers aud enlisted men absent beyond the
period of their leaves furough must be tried by
Court Martial.
All suffers will conine their traffic TO the regiment
to which they appointed and belong The goods
and property of those found violating this order will
be confscaied, upon proof thereof. Suffers who
use the names or orders Of officers TO procure trans
portation, or purchase and cell eontraband articles,
will be subjected to the raIne penalties.