New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-30
ORDER FOR NANOEUVRES.
General C0rbin Completes Arrange-
Acknowledgement of Forces.

Major General Henry ~ Corbtn. = A whose
headquarters are Mt Governors Island. and who
Will command the army and National Guard
mauRuvres in Virginia ON September . to 10 com
pleted the various details Of assignments and In
strUCtioHs yesterday The field of rnancnuvres will
include fifty square miles O., land In Prince William
County. Va. extending from Thoroughfare to
Manassas. There will be two camps and each
will consider the other hostile force and endeavor
10 surprise and outmancpuvre il The exact prob
lens he worked out by these forces Will made
known later.
All ammunition will be drawn at the camps and
ammunition Of any kind must be taken by either
officers or men. over 25po troops and 20" horses
viii engage in the mimic warfare
The troops Will constitute provisional corps in
command OF General Corbln. and will be organized
divisions, with corps headquarters a. Gains
vile. Va.
The following are the orders Of General Corbin.
The First Division will occupy Manpuvre Camp
No near Manassas. Va. and viii DC under the
u. :. a. The Second Division Will occupy ManHu-
vre Camp No. :. near TEorougnfare, Va and Will
Franklin Bell L :. a The corps headquarters
win occupy Mannuvre Camp No. 3, near Gaines
FRS, Division Erleadier General =. D. Grant
quarters and band, ri battaIion United States En-
Eineers. eight troops Lth United States Cavalry.
headquarters and band. one troop Connecticut tav-
airy. provisional. two troops. lst squadron, New
-'tn L&ttery, T. , r, A, one battery, Massachu-
setts Fled Artillery. provisional. Battery A. lst
First Brtgade-Br1g adIer General Theodore J.
Whit. I. ; 4. Five companies headquarters and
band, 5tb United States Infantry. lst Georgia In
fantry. provisional Jth Massachusetts Infantry. 5th
Second Observation-Disclosures General T. H. Bliss.
I. ; a Four cOmoanics 10th United States In
fantry. lst F!orida Infantry PROVISIONAL I4th New
York Infantry. LIST South Carolina Infantry, pro-
visional, ard Ist Tennessee Infantry
Third Brigade-Coiore Butler =. Price. 18th
United States Infantry. Six companies. headquar-
Alabama Infantry. PROVISIONAL lst Maine Infantry
lst Texas Infantry. provisional. ana 10Th Virginia
Fourth Brigade-CeneraI Russell Frost Connect
States Infantry. Ist Connecticut Infantry pa Con
uecticut Infantry 81 Connecticut Infantry and Ist
Separate Company Connecticut Infantry.
Second Observation-Disclosures General J. Franklin
Bell. L. : A. Divisional Troops: one company -
Battalion. United States Engineers. sQuadrOnS.
headquarters and band. 7th United States Cavalry
trOOpsl. one troop Maryland Cavalry. Sd Battery.
United States Field Artillery; 18th Battery. United
states Field Artillery; one battery Connecticut
Field Artillery. one battery. Connecticut machine
First Brigade-Brigadier General J. NJ Lee I :
a. Three companies LIST United States Infantry Sd
Georgia Infantry. provisional, Cd Maine Infantry:
1st North Carolina Infantry; I'd Texas Infantry
Second BriEade-Brigadier General Thomas II
Barry, L. :. A Four companies 9tn United States
Infantry; % Georgia Infantry; Sth Massachusetts
Infantry.
Third Brgade-ColoneI James Regain. 9th United
States Infantry. Four companies headquarters
and band, 9th United States Infantry; Maryland
Infantry; 9Th Massachusetts Infantry; "a New
York Infantry; Sd Tennessee Infantry.
Fourth Brigade-Colonel F A smith sth United
States Infantry. Five companies. Headquarters
and band United Stares Infantry: one Battalion
Delaware Infantry. provisional; "a South Caroline
Infantry. provisional: "a Vermont Infantry and
band two ha ttalious. West Virginia Infantry pro
VisUnal