Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-23
WAR MATTERS.
HEADQUARTERS 10TH REG'T I'LL. VOL, I
CAMP DRNNIsoE, Sept. 20, 1861

CAMP DpNNIsoE, Sept. 20, 1861. !
AT meeting of the officers, the following
reso utors were unanimously adopted;
"ResolUed That the nobleshearted SYM
pa by so universally manifested by the people
Of Cincinnati toward this regiment after its
recent terrible calamity, merits and receives
our most grateful Acknowledgements
THAT the tender care for our wounded the
respect shown our dead, the liberal provision
for our wants, and the kind and grateful
sympathy extended by all, will forever be
cherished by us, endearipg TO us the name
and people of Cincinnati.
That the prompt assistance of some Of the
people living near the place Of the disaster,
and of the citizens of Mitchell and Seymour
ard of the Surgeons of Cincinnati, Vim
cenneS and other places, who fastened to our
relief, merits and has inspired in us the deep
est gratitude.
"Tbat the Adiutsnt be instructed to furn-
ish copy of the foregoing resolutions for
publication in the papers of Cincinnati and
Chicago, and enter them upon the Regimen
tsl Records"
COLONEL TAYLoR's CAVALRY REGIMENT.
Colonel W. II. II. Tay lor's Volunteer Regi-
ment OF Cavalry (Ohio Second) had on s IT.
urday last at least six hundred horses and
men in camp, with many more enlisted in
The various companies in the city. 1t will
therefore, soon be completed aud start for
the West in short time.
Captain John Crawford's company, to be
attached to this regiment, numbers over
eighty men, of which forty. eight are in
Camp Dick Corwine. Thiscomptny, as we'll
as the entire regiment, is in a Hourlshing
condition.
HOME GUARD CENTRAL COMMITTEE
This committee met in Carlisle's Building
tins morning az ten O'Clock, aud organized
by appointing John D. Caldwell, Chairman,
and N. Bartlett, Secretary. 1t was then re.
solved that committee of three, consisting of
the Chairman and Messrs Keck and Bartlett
be appointed to confer with General Mitch
ell, now in this city, and offer to him the CO.
operation OF the committee, if necessary
The Chairman was also authorized to call
another meeting of the committee to DISPOSE
OF their funds and disbaud, or take such
steps as General Mitchell may advise.
The meeting then adjourned.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
A squad of forty men, under Lieutenant
Swasey, left our city on Saturday last for
St. Louis. They are designed for Oolouel
Marshalps regiment Another lot probably
thirty, will leave this afternoon, for the same
regiment.
MEAGHER zoUAvEs.
This company is rapidly filling up and
VIII DC Ommanded by Captain Cullen, a
gentleman who has seen service in the
Crimean War. Thomas Coen, recruiting
officer, was to send another squad of men
this afternoon to camp. The company will
be attached to Colonel Ryan's regiment.
BOUND FOR LOUISVILLE.
! The old Rover Guards; Pendleton Guards,
! Captain Wright, and Kirby Guards will leave
this afternoon for Louisville. They 90 for
sixty days, and it is expected they will do
some fighting before they return. We can
depend on the Buckeye boys, if they only
get a fair show.
| PERSONAL.
! Lieuienant-Colonel Kell, of the Second
Ohio Regiment, dropped in our Office on Sat-
urday last. Colonel X. was through the
three.montbs' campaign, and is, therefore,
well qualified for the position be occupies.
He reports matters in camp as progressing
finely. The regiment is filed, with the ex
ception Of one company, which will arrive in
a day or two.