Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-13
RAYENEA ARTILLERY.
TRoUBLEM THHcINP.

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TROUBLE IN TEH CAMP.
On Friday evening q number Of the
Garibaldi Yagers, being overcome by de-
sire to partake once more of their peculiar
beverage, ,"1ager," sent messenger to head
quarters for permission to go out of camp,
but the request was not accorded to. Not to
be headed off in that manner, the company
formed and marched out with flying colors
to the sonnd of drum and fife. The Brigade
Major at once despatched an officer to bring
them back, but when thay had done so,
few Of the number refused to go into quar-
ters as ordered, and were arrested and plac-
ed under guard. The remainder of the COM
pany made threats Of marching in a body
TO the guard house 10 release them, and it
was thought necessary to call out several of
the other companies to preserve the peace.
The Captain of the company, who arrived af-
ter the affair had come to this stage, endeav-
ored to procure the release of his men, but
Intellectually.
Two of the munitions ones were Saturday
morning taken out, marched from the camp
in disgrace, and dismissed.
THE UNION SAVERS"
The Willoughby and Mentor Union Savers
marched down town Saturday morning for
a little variety, and appeared to much enjoy
their temporary release from the routine of
camp duty. They are fine set of men, all
of good size and muscular development. On
behalf Of the Leader, we acknowledge the
compliment of hearty round of cheers.
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS.
The following companies arrived on Sat-
urday and reported at headquarters Worth
Guard of Findlay, Capt. Carr, Omen Com
pany a, Findlay, Capt. Wilson, "a men ;
Company B, Findlay, Capt Walker, 100
men; Company G, Findlay, Capt. LOrell,
81 men, and the Canton City Guards, Capt.
Beattie, 91 men, making an aggregate of 464
men. The number of troops now in Camp
Taylor is about 5000.
SERVICE AT CAMP TAYLOR
An immense crowd visited Camp Taylor
yesterday afternoon. It was computed by
good judges that Is 900 persons were pres
ent. At 4 O'Clock the Toledo regiment had
a dress parade. Services were held at 3
o'clock P. NJ. by the Minister of the St.
Clair Street Methodist Church, with apprO-
pirate music by Leland's Band.
AFFAIRS AT CAMP ON SUNDAY.
A portion of the morning was spent by
! the soldiers in drilling, but several eompa-
nies attended church. Medina Co. A
attended service at the Bethel Church in
the morning, and Capt. Johnson's Rife
Grenadiera attended Trinity in the morning
and the Ist Presbyterian Church in
the evening. Several companies of
the Toledo Regiment also attended
divine service in town. At sun
down we saw a crowd of over 300 gathered
around volunteer, who was doing Richard
III in "terrifc style" At the stand num-
Der were singing hymns, while about ten
rods off q company of Germans were going
through gymnastic exercises before an ad-
miring group of spectators. Some were
reading testaments, while others were sing
ing secular songs. Yet considering it was
"war time" we did nOtsee any real rOWdyism
on the ground.
| TIE HOSPITAL
i Thirty cases were admitted yesterday and
the physicians were busy all cay. The
cases were ofa light character, and the wards
are now 50 crowded that they have been OBJ
liged to erect new ones. Most Of the old pa
tientS are doing we'll.
i MILITARY ExKECIsH.
There was considerable activity in camp
yesterday. At O'Clock there was q light
artillery drill with piece, by detachments
from Co. D., Cleveland Light Artillery and
the RaYenna Corps. A display drill of re-
ies also took place.
THREH IRAR RECRUITS.
The Buckeye Rifle Corps have signifed
their intention to enlist for three years or
during the war. Several other companies
are about following their example.
NeRE ARRIVALS.
To-day the remaining five companies oI
the 2Ist Regiments are expected to arrive at
Camp Taylor. The troops will be mustered
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