New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22
THE GRAND REVIEW.
Marching Orders.

Special Dispatch to The NJ Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON May 81, 1864
The grand review abS0rbs every other subieos
and topic. The hotels are already filed with esTy
visitors and there unprecedented raid upon board
ing and private houses II the influx continues at too
present rate up TO Tuesday there promises to DO sho
largest civilian well military assembage ever wit
messed on this continent.
Few persons are aware Of the magnitude of the work
a review requires. The Army of the Potomac viii oc-
cupy all Tuesday until after Dusk the Armies of Ten.
nessee and Georgia all Wednesday. On Monday night
the Ninth Corps will march to the end Of the bridge
and encamp there Ii will thus be ready for an early
start for the review on Tuesday but the Second and
Fifth Corps. that follow them. viii break camp at
o'clock Tuesday morning march seven miles to Wash
ngton pass in review through the city, and then march
seven miles to their camp where they will arrive
late at night.
The following order has been issued:
HpQns MILITARY DIVISION OF The MISSISSIPPI
IN TIRE FIELD. ALEXANDRIA. VA, May 20 leoS.
SPECIAL FIELD ORDER No. 7l-Frst; To make he
review ordered for TINS army in the city OF Washngtoa
on Wednesday. May a. the two wings without fnap'
sacks and with two days ratons IN haversacks, WILL
during Tuesday, close well upon the Long Bridge
the right wing in advance. On "Wednesday, at
break of day. the troops will move out Of bvouac
by the right flank. and march until the head
of the column is closed up TO the capitol grounds and
close possible canal, ready
TO march according special orders No. 239 Adjutsn-
Generals Office May L. by close columns OF companies
right in fronguide left by the route prescribed Wien
the companies fall below fifteen files tue batalions VIII
form column by division At O'Clock m precisely.
single gun will be fired by the leading battery when tic
head Of the column will march around the Cap,tol,
down Pennsylvaniaaye, and past the reviewing stand
in front Of the Presidents house; thence 10 the noT
camp to biyouac according 10 the pleasure C te9
army commanders. All colors will be unfnrled rom
the Capitol to point beyond the Presidents reviewing
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the column and take post near the reviewing oncer.
The commander Of each army corps and/division, at
tended by staff officer will dsmonnt AFTER passing
the GenerainChef and JOIN him While MS army corps
or division is passing when he VIII remount and join
his command. Officers commanding regiments ana
above will present swords on passing the reviewing
officer but company officers will make no saiutes.
Brigade bands or consolidated field music will
turn ont ana play ,r, as AS, ,, their brigade
playing in time for the succeeding band to be heard.
One band per division may play during the march from
the Capitol TO the Treasury building. The colos Of
each battalion will salute by dropping in passing the
reviewing officer and the field music make the rufes
without interruptng the march Of the band. Should
intervals occur in the column care will be taken that
divisions pass the reviewing. stand compaosIy.
and If the passing Of the bridge draw Ou(
the lcolumns the march will be continued
with little interruption possible at full distance.
Army commanders will make subordinate arrangements
TO guides &c. Army commanders may at once
select camps east Of the Potomacthe right wins
above Washington and the left wing below-and mako
arrangements with the Quartermasers Department "a
collect fuel, forage &C. in advance Of their new Campo
and may march thereto direct from the review BY routes
that will not interrupt the progress OF the columns
behind The wagon trains, with camp equipage end
knapsacks follow the day after the review Mus,
tering officers will see at to the preparation Of
rolls for pay and discharge of the organizations and
men that are to be discharged under existing orderd
from the War Department, but no discharge will b
made until after the review
BY order Of Major-Cien W. I. SHERMAN
L. N. DAYTON, A. A. Gen.
LIQUOR SALOONS.
All bars and liquor saloons to be closed from
p m. on Monday to 10 D. IN. on Wednesday.