GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 3.

 WAR DEPARTMENT, Adjutani Generals Office. Washington, Jan. 2S, lS47

W. l.. MARCY,

 Secretary of War.
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The toiloiring k the paragraph of he Geaerai Regulations for the army established on Me lsi ef .March, 1925, referred 10 adore.

 1850. Private letters or reports, relative io military marches and operations, are fre- quenily mischievous in design, and always disgracefal to the army. They are, there fore, strictly forbidden, and any officer found guilty of making such report for publication, without special permission, or of placing the writing beyond his control, so that il finds its way to Ihe press, within one month after the termination of the campaign to which il relates, shall be dismissed from the service. g By order: W. G. FREEMAN,

 Assistant Adjutant General