Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-10-23

Major Of the 45th regiment. 81 cavalry.
Capt. A. Il. Abbott has been promoted 70
the Majorship of the Oh regiment.
We learn that strzngulated hernia is disease
with which volunteers are now affected in the
camps about the city. The proper applications
are made by the Surgeons and the patients gener-
ally recover.
up TO the present time Massachusetts has
sent into actual service twenty two full regiments
of infantry, four full batteries of ARTILLERY, also
eleven companies of infantry not organized as a
regiment "a part of them serving in the New
10Th regiment, and a part at Fortress Monroe
and vicinity and one battalion of rifles. Besides
thes-, about fifteen hundred Massachusetts, citi-
zens have enlisted in regiments of other States,
nine hundred of whom went early in the war 10
join the irish brigade of New York.
Rhode Island sent for three months service
one regiment of infautry-l ,09b men, and one
battery OF artillery, l45 men. There are now in
the field from that little State, two regiments Of
infantry, sec men each-total. 1872: one reei.
ment of infantry, 600 men, and FIVE battalions of
artillery of $50 men each-total $50. In prepare
ton there are three batteries of artillery $50 men
each, two battalions of cavalry and one battalion
of infantry.
Official returns show that Connecticut has
sent into the field three regiments of infantry of
$50 men each for three months, four regiments Of
infantry.o of l ,046 men each for three years, one
squadron of cavalry of 100 men for three wears
She has in camp four regiments of infantry wait
ing for arms, which will march in few DAYS,
and there are now being organized in that State
two additional regiments of infantry, one bat
TALON Of infantry, four companies of cavalry and
battery of artillery.
New Hampshire has already filed its quota Of
eight regiments of infantry, besides some artillery
and cavalry corps.
We suboin list OF prisoners from Indiana,
captured at Hatteras, and who have arrived at
Norfolk on board of the steamer Fanny:
Lieut. Isaac w. Hart. regimental quartermas-
| ter 10Th Indiana.
Serg. F. NJ Bartlett, Comp |, Porter county.
| Capt. G. W Keefcr, Comp. \. Monticello.
I Washington Probis, Comp. ID, Fountain coun-
ty.
Nathan Brady. cook, Comp. d. Baltimore.
Lucius L. Bennert, Comp. H. Howard county.
Joseph Maddox. Comp F, Pulaski county
Christian Shrach. Comp. H. indianapolis.
James Clayton. Comp. II, Marshall county.
John Berrineer, Comp. |, Cedar Lake.
John Drury, Is years old, Comp. l, Wabash.
Leonard II. Rieley, Comp. E, iaporte county.
List of prisoners captured from the Federal
forces at Chica macomac. North Carolina, On the
4th and 5th of October, 1861:
Sergeant Msjor Comfy, Doth regiment Indiana
volunteers.
Fourth Sergeant, c. W Demotee. Company l.
Valparaiso
Second Sergeant, H. b. johnson, Company
Third Sergeant, Fred Engle, Company l.
Fountain county.
First Sergeant, NJ. L. Kinnard, Company d.
Fountain county.
Fourth Corporal. W. H. Dangerfeld. Co. H,
Peru.
Charles Z. Jones, Co. E. Laporte county.
Jacob Shoot, Co. II, Wabash cosnty.
| Charles NJ Gross, Co. G., LAFAYETTE county.
George NJ. Parker. Co. Z. Michigan City.
Henry A. Unwrah, Co. @.
John H Hoffman, cook, Co. d, Fountain
county.
Lawrence Ruff, Co. q, Lafayette.
Henry Pearsall, Co. |. Wsnatah.
Francis NJ. Grover, Co. ID, Fountain county.
VIM Sticktey, Co C, Marshall county.
Eli Schneider, Co. E. Warsaw.
PRIvArEs.
John Helson, Co. c, Marshall county.
JW. Sparks, Co. |, indianapolis.
Robert Inglis, Co. G, Marshall county.
FF B. Persons Co. II, Hamilton county.
Elias Oxford. Co. II, Vermilion county.
@. W. Clark, Co @, Marshall county.
Hiram Hyde, Co. |, Valparaiso county.
Van Kinds, Co. X, White county.
Abel Oblenis, Co. G, Marshall county.
Jas. A. Meek, Co. H. Wabash county.
Michael Caspar, Co. X, Jasper county.
Noah Kelly, Co. F, White county.
| J. A. Camingone, Co. Logansport.
Napoleon Baum, Co. /, Valparaiso.
W p Wendell, Co. II, Manchester.
H C WiIkerson, Co. f, Logansport-
J. b. Smith. Co. Ii. Van Buren,.
j. G Kerns, Co. H. Loganspot.
H Watson, Suffers clerk, Wabash county.
= Col. Samuel P. Oyler, late Major of the 9TH
Regiment, Col. Dumont. has been authorized to
raise the Morton Rifles, SD regiment Indiana
volunteers, to rendezvous in the city. Lieut.
Col Burgess and Major Scott. who were Captains
in the 7th regiment, as good material for staff
and fighting purposes as any body of men can
desire to march under to fight the battle of the
Constitution, constitute his staff. A nucleus OF
SIX companies begin the formation of the regi-
inent, and with the known popularity of the staff
we guarantee a speedy organization. All com
munications concerning the regiment must be ad
dressed to Col. o. at this city.
Mr. Alexander Theuer, late editor of the
Press. indianapolis, has been appointed by hi
Excelency, Governor Morton. cook of the SECOND
German regiment. This is an excellent selection
and Mr.. Theuers promotion has been rapid since
he joined the army.
The Fort Wayne Times saws:
The 44th regiment, rendezvousing at CAM
Allen. is fast filling up. We hope that those tina
can go will volunteer at once. 1t should be u
the field in as short time as possible. With it
officers we are well acquainted. All of them W,
/ 4. g. nd tala rfo in az
ing that better set of officers could not hay'
been selected.
We learn from Mr.. William E. Keys, agen
of the celebrated foundry at Aurora. that tn
State of Indiana, through His ExceIlency, tn
Governor has contracted for twelve 6pounders
smooth bores and made of iron, with respect Il
which all objections heretofore found agans
these sort of pieces are to be obviated.
Col. Streight has secured for his regimenta
musician the Peru band. a corps of the most &C
complished performers in the State. We are hap
DIV to learn that Col. Streights regiment is rap
idly filling up.
= The young ladies of Evansville have form
ed knitting circles" for the purpose of prepar
ing socks for the brave Hoosier boys in th'
mountans.
= The Louisville Journal, of the 10Th has th'
following:
Capt NJ. B. Taylor, of the 10Th Indiana regi
ment now in camp at Bardstown, made an I'm
portant reconnaissance on Saturday night HI
entire command, with supply of ammunition
left camp at eight o'clock with instructions t'
proceed, BY a circuitous route, to Fredericksburg
Arriving within about three miles OF Fredericks
burg. they came to the residence of Jacob Grier
wealthy and prominent citizen, who was known
to hold commission in the rebel army. A squa'
was thrown forward to surround the house, when
Grier came out with shot gun and fired at Capt
ia rlor hut forfnnat elr missed his mark. III