Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-03
WAR MATTERS.
Another Rout Of RebeI. in he

Auother Hout OF heneis IN hcntucky'
A marauding rebel party entered Clinton
County, KY, few days since, to depredste
upon the people, when the Home Guard in
and about Albany turned out, capturing
forty and killing five or six rebels.
DEPARTURE OF THE TwBNTY.F1RsT OHIO.
The Twenty first Ohio Regiment, Colonel
Jesse Norton, came down from Camp Dem
nisop, yesterday afternoon, and crossed the
river on the CoviDgton ferry boats, for Ken.
lucky. Its held.officers are as follows
Colonel, Jesse s. Norton; Lieutenant Col
onel, j. NJ. Niebling Major, Samuel Strong;
Surgeon, William NJ Eames.
THIRTY.EIGHTH OHIO REGIMENT.
The Thirty eighth Ohio Regiment, Colonel
Bradley, came down from Camp Dennison
and crossed the river into Kentucky, about
tea o'clock yesterday morning, taking the
cars of the Covington and Lexington Rail-
road for the interior.
HOW TO RAISE REGIMENTS.
A practice now becoming somewhat COM
mon in raising regiments for the army where
educated or practical military men are not
plenty for officers, is for the volunteers to be
gathered under the auspices of well-known
citizens, with the understhnding that the
company officers shall be chosen by the vol
unteers and the field officers appointed after
the regiment is full 1t is upon this plan
that Hon. John Sherman is now engaged in
raising a force of infantry, cavalry and ar
| tillery, and various other public men have
pursued the same course. By this method
the question of chief officers is held in re-
serve until it is known what material the
proposed regiment itself will furnish, and at
| the same time opportunity is given for look
| ing elsewhere for competent commanders.
STILL AT CAMP KING.
For several days past the newspapers have
| insisted that Colonel Len Harris's Second
Ohio Regiment had left Camp King for the
interior of Kentucky. The regiment, how
ever, is still at their quarters. General
Mitchell assured US no orders have yet been
ciaad6 Belle will ply between the foot of
LawIence-street and camp as soon as the
Licking River will allow the boat to pass
under the bridge.
FIFTEENTH OHIO REGIMENT.
This regiment will arrive in our city this
afternoon from Camp Dennison, en- route for
Kentucky. 1t is commanded by Colonel
Dickey.
AN ILLINOIS REGIMENT COMING.
A dispatch from Governor Yates, of Ill-
nois, states that the Thirty-fourth Regiment
| of his State, under command of Colonel-Kirk,
| ere on their way to our city with sealed Or
GERS. They will probably reach here to-
| night or TO morrow.
| COLONEL MUNDY's REGIMENT.
The Legislature of Kentucky have passed
| o bill to enlist soldiers for one year aud
furnish pay for one month in advance. This
being the case, we see no reason why Col
onel Mundy's Regiment can not be ready for
active service in a very short time We are
informed that its ranks are fast filling up,
but under the above circumstances we want
TO see it completed in one week at furthest
Kentuckians, come out and do your duty
don't let the people of Ohio and Indiana do
all your fighting.
NEW RBGlNENT.
G.. W. Holmes, DR.. Vattier and J. r. Tay-
lor have undertaken to organize another
regiment. These gentlemen are well known
as responsible working.men, and we are
pleased that the task has devolved upon
them, as we feel certain they will succeed in
their object.
REVOLVER PRESENTATION.
Captain Foster, of the Walnut Hills Guard
was presented last night with handsome
Colts revolver. The affair passed off pleas
antly.
REBEL WARFARE.
The guard that have been stationed in
charge of the guns on Prices Hill report that
they have been fred upon for the last two
successive nights.
MILITARY ARRIVALS.
Burnet House - Captain E. n. Leland
Thirty. eighth Regiment, Q. "; Captain @
L. Chase, do; Lieutenant |. Porcher, do.
Captain |. Wood, Fourteenth Regiment, o
"; f. B. Raffensperger, Chaplain, do; Cap
tain Hazard, U. S. A; Colonel Anson Stager
Cleveland Major Mscres, U. S. A.; H.
Duncan, Lexington; Lieutenant R. S. Nun
ger, Twenty first Regiment o. "; DR.. G
Perrin, U. S. A. Colonel Milo Hascall, Sew