Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-02


turn this evening. Lelsnd's Band was on
board.
HALr FARE 10 UEIoS srArE coNvEE
rov.-The Columbus Fact Of last evening
saws that tbs Cleveland, Columbus & Gin
esnuad RsilrOad have determined to carry
passsnqers 70 and from the Un'On State
coavspsion TO be held in Columbus on
rhursday of-nekt veek at bali fare
So Gov DennisOu yesterday, ssys the
g,e,smbus Journal Of this morning, au'bor-
issd committees fren Cleveland aud Paine
vile and S. Plumb, Of Oberlin, to go 10
Gaplsy aud bring home the wounded and
TIE bodies of. those who were kiiiei ~ the
bsttle at omnervilis on the 26 Insi
NEv Loc MOTIVES OS q q P.
cl.v-,std aud Pittsburgh Railroad
NJ have purchased two new lorou
srsm.the works Of h " Btla sir
PhTaaelphia One, the &C. E
has lust been put upon the roet ~
viii be out in few days. Fs- u'a
are coal burners, so constructed = 'o'
sans the smoke, and are foe ig- uoiye-
BosPrrAL roR THE NoUSDEp A N e
of ,it.zsus vas held at the Comm e'el Bra
Bssk. 81 II o'clock this 4. 20 'ske ma
urrgso procure, II possible. ll,s. a > OF lhe {
Nu'ae Hospital es He-W'| 'or
4.8.d OF me 7ih rsgi.'.r sen
as3re ir0m 'hi, -otl Tf
n -pqqr5 m-dt-,i sid 'f s
a,so7. N5yor Flint wss called ''.pr sal and
I'll Handy, E-q, app7iu'sd S-ere'rry
usop motion of Ex-Nayor SeufsE ,h'
obsirman and Secretary we're directed to a.
uly-to Secretary Chase for permission 10 -n-s
the unoccupied portions of the building and
II this was granted, 10 communicate the fact
to Gen. Cox.
The following committee of arrangements
was appointed, to have general charge OF the
matter, and to appoint such sub-cOnmittees
as might be found necessary:-Msyor Flint
Chairman; Prof Newberry, Ex.Mayor Sen
ter. Prof Peck Of Oberlin, Joseph Perkins, J..
p. Ross and Col. STANDARD.
We trust this effort may be successful, as
es and medical attention can be given the
ndea here which there would be no hope
3eir obtaining in camp OF at their homes
he country
,raivAL AND DEP4RTUsE OF THE Sixth
,,,og7etv RreMESr.-Tbis regiment -rrived d
N Deifoit this morning on he steamers
n and aMay Que n, at 30 o'clock
Tlis regiment vas organized in kalamazoo,
Nj higan, which place it left yesterday NOR
nng at 3 30, arEi1;pp in Detroit at Oe'ctk'
P. Il, and emHtsfsd Immediately on the
steamers, leaving Detroit at 8 0 clock, P. M.
The regimenUcOpsigs Of one thousand and
Eve asioled men, sesen-eight of whom are
American born citizens from the vicinity Of
Kalamazoo robust and brave looking
setAof men. There were seven left behind on
the sici, list, who viii follow in few days.
AtEa5ue, Michigan. private BY the name
Of Jar..son. from St. Joseph, while riding on
tho 20 Of the cars, was struck by wstel
sp5,,t at the station, which broke his nos,
s.a disloealed his left shoulder. He is doing
,sll 40 other accident happened up to tn
arrival in this city. Breakfast was provide,
.or the officers and men on board the stea
ms4s before leaving The offcers speak i
the highest terms Of their treatment by tn
oeioprs Of the beats The regiment is tull
uniformed and equi ped with the eTeeptio
~ arms. which they expect to receive
usrrisburgh. Accompanying them is Gore
Brass Band of sixteen pieces and a martia
-t,snd- Of ten fies and ten drummers IA
good musicians. The regiment and fsl
officers are as follows:
Colonel Frederick ". Curtenius-
Lieut., Col Scott CLARK. ET-g
Msjor-EdWard Bacon.
A5;,tant--Gurfis W. RillbOTn.
M. geon--CharIes F. Notieran.
s,i-5sop's Mate-S s. French
sereeaut Msior-chss J Thompson.
Or Msfr sereeant-J ". Wortley.z
- prrq,- 1isjsrZ1 A. Bss sierhelie.
Company Ali A GrifHn
q B-William " Nheeler.
49, zGarrst J Spit2-F.
D-chsrles E CLARK.
6 James Wipters.
--st-- F--Jsbn Gordon
- G Ghauhoby j. Bsssfi
n H-smith " Foaler
$50. q I-Harrisou soule
E E K-DaVid Bacon rfrr
- The officers have all been in thr 1em
- I,struetionn at Detroit since lie ts' {
june, and 60 into service oa1a
thsfr adsies thorauehls
M raops lett-the det'
PiHs5ofea Z
-'.-o 6rst-rt-ss .1i
raHcars foirt 'rsfs
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