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TnE WAN DErARrHENr.-We copy
lromlhc last Union the following significant
general orders from tho War Department.
The publication oi Gen. Taylor's letter. had
doubtless something to do with its revival
War DErARraENr-GcHaal Orders,


No. 3.


AntUraNr GENERALS OFFICE,


Washington, Jan. 2s, 1871,
The following has been received from
the War Department:


WAR DEPARTMENT,


Washington. Jan. es, 1sl7.
The President OF the United States d.
rects thai paragraph $50 Of the General
Regulations for the army, established On the
lsl Of March, ls25. and not included
among lbose published January %. 1911,
be now republshed, and that its observance
as a part Of the general regulations be
strictly enjoihed upon the army.


By order oil the President:


". l.. MARCY, sec'y Of War.
Tic following is the paragraph of the
General Regulations for the army. esiab
lished On the lsl Of March. lsa5, referred
10 above:


G5o.-PfiyaIe letters or reports, relative
To military marches aud operations, are
frequently mischievous in design and always
disgiacelul 10 the army. S'hey are, there.
fore, strictly forbidden; mud any officer
lound guilty Of making such rcpnns for
publication, without special permission, or
oI placing tho writing beyond his control,
so that il find, is way to the press, within
one month alier The termination OF the cam.
paign 10 which it relates, shall be dismis.
scd lrom the service.


by order! w. G. FREEMAN.


Assistant Adluianl General.