The New York herald., 1863-10-01
M E A E,s An MY.
Ar. Thomas M. Cooks Despatch.
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Rxna sovsNmm--wny SUPPRESS TIE ssws
has psased ths powers that be place such restro-
~ upos the commsscatiogs OF newspaper cosrespoud
eH's wa the army thss there remains but small nsd
" "u'cn % CLEAN Items fE letter ana such iems AZ
'e W 'so snare OF the ccyres1 1ondent OF unim.
i' ""' .u"Sier ~ 10 BE- scarcely worth the syscs
'"o' p'""o"'~n would occupy Hitherto any news of
!eoei move'esis has been pecsA ry tho property Of
'"0 nessgh'nuer and, no mattcT,in wna. hs
might obtain iSs information tbe-sN was no restraint
placed ufon is Fry5st,aion Bot a yea,nt order uroh,
DIE correspondents from holding any oom uucation with
rebel deserters or prisoners refugees ,s>p, within Tho
rebel limos There, 10 no doubt tia, ,ss order was
issued to prevent the publication OF rebss sovements
fu whJf II Is plain 10 CONCEIVE why tho gsuvemsns Of
our own armies shoald be kept quiet mud tac represcn
tatves OF the HERALD have uniformly abs ssred from
mentioning the plans aud ntentians OF our generale
Butt Is no, 30 easy to discover tho justice Of tbs resric-
tion abo,c referred How "a il possible that me men
ton Of rebel cal cmh,rras The opcrat zoos
o. our own army wc have been educated 10 bsleys
that certain class OF nswg was kent from lhe
Nortnefa press bee tose ia publication wo0d
give information 10 tho oaaniy. Surely tho
enemy Know iher own movements and such publisssy
would 10 no sc be OF grcnt advantage enemy It
seems 70 me would rather disconcsr heir plans thsa
osueE"se itt the ordor Imperative and correspond
eDts must respect it, merely rcscr us mn apology
ser T, any sss o. nteres. Ia my letters We at war.
are lacsd hec TO watch and chronicle the venents
.ncse mes or tho one We positively forbidden 70
o.oer we may gather no, nSrmdion through the worry
channcls by which 'fmmal'on come 70 US. There
own army lying still, merely niirchg from point to
pomt there Is no employment for correspondents. except
ing ID chroDicling the smewhat onos incidents
that characterize large gatherings 0f people
No I:Nrc TIohs ulis.
some oi my contemporaries bave hao executions IN the
corps t1 which they attached, which have Afforded
themes Tor elaborate and interesting ie.lors, This old
corps has found M occasion for such executions. I1
members are veterans an SCARED ny many battles,
bonnd together so firmly by the hard-bps and sucrings,
The horrors and bloody scenes. OF many c,maibs,
that separation is nox IN, only cup Of bitterness has
awaits them Oc,ason ly In the e'crvascoce OF good
feeling, IN 'nd.scrciions AFRO committed not warranted
are sid scenes The tic that buds these mon
together ass,lnl,tas te that q hrcthers They
mon inpnscthat OF love OF country ry--and held
together by the memories OF fallen comrades. prideof
devoted love for those oiher great good Who
now lead them Dcsertons fom such band would indeed
be wonderful fa
wrr mus WRITE
alluded 70 ths subject. Us did to the ;csircons
piaccs upon cyrrespDae3s, merely aio,ogecaiy, but
grand rvs = hts q grand and noble history am
happy 70 sny that this strry s be reserve abd In
manner o preserve is more clectuay than biimg
OF gill and morncc1. 3s.si n
a. ,ng OFFICERS OF ,Hs TsynD eoRrs
have very recently formed scoeiy, under Tho name Of
The fniTd Cvrls Unon for tho urposes preserving
record o. those who nave been OF still are con-
necied with tie corps, ard Tho parts they
~ and so O. tho regiments brsades aud crisipns of
fa in n,i,c mr. he,c,.,sr iv nc hand ~ dsca, ~
time rendering assistance when needed 10 the families OF
tho orcny and thus Kent iron ,i.se de,endnnt on n,
for support, and to pcrpct ATE ihc harmony and god
od oo:cers who have nrr,Ic,s,cd sb ~ c ~ ~
bsiss m which il has been cg g,gcd. as wei the pre-
sent IaeIbcrs or the cornp "a In se who havo been ION
orabl discharged service are eligible To member
ship The Following have been elected officers to serve
until tho nrst anniversary meeting (rno 9th day q MsS
., ,P;esi ovt--xl Tor General ranie, sick,es
Ytce ffcsfiest- sn,ior Gepera David r Brne- -stu
aya,,.r.r fr, ,radier c;snsrsl i,e.sham Sata
0sve.ord,ng gseeraa,y--sIaior II. Edward rremaus
Bcsrd If fMana1-rs--Y3rr.d.cr Generals . H. Cayr.0
MotL, j. IT. H. Ward, G. Graham Coioreis X To Tfo-
brisnd, W. n. Brewster ana Captain q. G. Randul; III
The members In, asseciatpe together are sstuatsh
rureiy by rnsstycs OF pa,riossn and desrc 20 afford
assistance to brethren falling good For
purpee fund will bo croated by iptiatlnu rees and
annual dres small in cach case put, considering tho
number OF oacers who and have been connected with
sdcr itr au honor 20 belong " th. oganzatiuui. win
sn,ount 70 considerable Inc aggregate Yhis !.
only . DO u'o' Tor tn;
o .. nD n %n,cS c rsra Ds ps,
Sson npsa s as ass So
.s ss w o. S % =
H. by an aun,ln gathering ard election Of officers,
ins mRxsxns or rux socrxrr "a
viii be publicly BY adccoraiion be worn on tho
10 Sdcedy, which will ~
self be honorabe indicating That the
fought with the Thkd army corps In srppr sins
the Seutsra rebellion. The badge only be worn By
members and ie members but those who have,
fought with tho corpB-not simply belonged TO It ma.
decoration will be very elegant ous en- beiysg ths-
present corps design whiho division cciorx wro ght m
gold. ~
7 have ts.cr ra,pes,.s "a r,oc,.,, ,,. 49,. ,.n.e. -
oolcsrs hitherio cr,,ootcd ~ a. ,s -" ~ 81 49,.
servicr wbn 40 o,is,,,,, - rc,,n -, w w
eRed that tbcy can o,, "A ,rv ,,r,c r., ~
secretarv Csutan i a Rv,.cos .,a ic ~, f..ss.
Gencral Iirnoy Z 80
rsy urytoRr OF RIM coRrs
have referred To u, grand history of tbir cop.s
which 4 10 be proserycd hy this oryapiyaion pe,r:
N say two mu, IA those unncaua,uted yt hs 80 In