Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07
WAR MATTERS.
ARTILLERY ARRIVAL.

Yesterday afternoon Captains Standard and
Kinney's Companies of Artillerists, of the
First Regiment from Ohio, came down from
Camp Dennison, where they have been en-.
camped for a month past. The men, three
hundred and twenty-five in number, arrived
in the city about three o'clock, with the train
of the Little Miami Railroad. The horses,
two hundred and twenty-eight in number,
one hundred and fourteen to each battery,
took the turnpike and were delayed several
hours later. Meantime, Colonel Jones made
arrangements for provisioning the men at
the Orphan Asylum Barracks. The new
stable at the Barracks will accommodate one
hundred horses, and the remainder were ac-
commodated near by.
The cannons brought by these companies
are rifled six Founders, brass, and will throw
a conical ball of thirteen and half pounds
weight They have with them eight hum
dred rounds Of ammunition.
The Regiment, of which this is a part,
is commanded by Colonel Barnett, of Cleve-
land.
There are now two full additional compa-
nies at Camp Dennison, one OF which is fully
equipped, the other partially. Beside these,
there are portions of two other companies.
The regiment complete will comprise ten or
twelve batteries, one hundred and fourteen
men to each battery.
Captain Laughlin's cavalry company, from
Guernsey County, numbering ninety five
men, were reviewed this morning by Gen.
erel Mitchell. They have been stationed at
the Orphan Asylum Barracks for several
days past, and are kept as body guard to
General Mitchell. They are a fiue body of
men, and are thoroughly equipped.
MILITARY ARRIVALS.
-Burnet HOuse.-John Woods, Chaplain
Thirty-fifth Regiment o. V. NJ. Captain
John Vanderveer, Thirty.ffth Regiment
o. V. M; Captain Il. P. King, jr., S. A.;
Colonel B, P. Walker, Indiana; Major ]. r,
Edie, U. s. A; General Buckingham, Co
lumbus; Brigadier-General Nelson, W. Nell
son, Kentucky; Captain ]. @. Smith, Camp
| Dick Corwine; Colonel W. 7. Scott, Camp
| Dick Robinson; Colonel j. Barnett, Captain
D. Kinney, First Regiment Artillery o. "
Nj Captain H. Wollcott, Camp Dick Robin
| SOD; John Vanderveer, Quartermaster Thir-
| ty-ffth Regiment o. V. NJ.
| FOURTEENTH WARD CITIZENS GUARD.
There will be another meeting of the Citi
zens' Guard this evening at the armory
on Plum-street, when the roll-book will bt
| opened. All good citizens are earnestly en-
joined to turn out and have their names en-
rolled. Competent drill-masters are always
in attendance.
MEETING OF ARILLERIsTs - PRoFFER OF SER
VICES TO GENERAL MITCHELL.
A meeting of German artillerists whC
have had experience in European armies
was held in Turner Hall, yesterday afternoon
to consider the propriety of offering thei
services for the defense of the city. a com
mittee was appointed to tender compan,
to General MITCHELL and a resolution adopted
to organize at once for that purpose. Th
following artillerists signed the agreement
and will be ready when called upon:
Benz. Shephaw, Carl Shephaw, W. Link
W Koelmel, Carl Kaiser, H. Gieseking
John Boeger, F. Kieber, T. Propheter, Her
man Meyer and Hy. Meyer.
Besides the above there are numerou
others who will join the movement. Their
is no reason why Cincinnati, with the larg
guns she has on the adjacent hills and com
petent men to manage them, may not, il
case the necessity should arise, give the in
vaders an unwelcome reception.
CAMP WEBSTER.
This is the name of new camp started i
the vicinity of Jamestown, Kentucky. Gus
Artzman will try and raise a regiment, an
the men, as soon as enlisted, will be imme
diately sent to camp and sworn in.
FIFTH OHIO REGIMENT.
From a member of the Fifth Regiment {
Ohio Volunteers, we learn that Companie
A, B, @, D, E and | are at Buckhannon
Company at Beverly, and Company X {
Cartersburg.