Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-23


- mand of Capt. Kenny, and were received a
the Depot by detachment of Co. A Light
Guard Zouaves, under command Of Capt
: Robinson. The Geneva corps numbered q
l splendid looking men equipped in the regu-
lar service uniform. They were marched to
their quarters at the Grays' Armory, and
left at o'clock for Columbus.
COMPANY LIGHT GUARD zoUAvEs.
This company is nearly full. Yesterday
n orning they had only few names on their
roll, but before night the complement re-
quired was nearly complete. Eighteen from
sOlOn joined at noon, and 20 more from
other parts eff the county had signed the roll
at sundown.
Capt. Robinson, late of the old Light
Guard zOuave organization, intends enlisting
ansW company, and taking command him
self
MILITARY ARTIST.
Capt. Creighton has colored servant by
the name Of VIM. johnson, who is wonder
full artist, and whose sketches eVincs great
taste and skill. Capt. Creighton can now
furnish the friends of Co. A. L. G. Zoua7es
with sketches "by our own artist.
CONTINENTAL GUARDS.
A new military corps by the above name,
is organizing at the Weddell House. They
will be armed with the Minnie rifle, and
are recruiting very rapidly, having some 40
names on roll last night.
PATRIOTIC.
A large delegation from Brooklyn in II
men, women and children, passed up supe-
riOr street yesterday morning about nine
o'clock, headed by wagon bearing large
American ensign. They were friends of the
Brooklyn Light Artillery.
DEPARTURE OF LIGHT ARTILLERY.
At noon yesterday, detail of twenty men
each from the six companies composing the
First Regiment of ARTILLERY. left for Colum-
bus on the C. @. &C. R. R. They took with
them six brass 6-pounders and large guam
tity of fixed ammunition, and were escorted
to the Depot by the Light Guard and spragus
Zouaves, headed by Leland's Band.
GENEROSITY.
Frank Lynch, Third Sergeant of Company
A Zouave Light Guard, was yesterday told
by his employer, II. D. Lucas, Brewer and
Malster, of Canal street, that his time would
be allowed him during his absence, and that
his family would be taken care Of.
On Saturday morning the employees in the
Office of the C. C. & c. R. R. presented to
Second Sergeant George Mckay, of Captain
CreightOn's company, fine Colts revolver.
C. h. Moore, Esq, of Scion, vOlun-eer to
Company B. Light Guard ZOuaVes, was pre-
sented with an elegant revolver yesterday
by ]. C. Webster of that place.
DEPARTURE OF CAPT. PADDOCK.
Capt. Paddock left yesterday morning to
join his company, the Cleveland Grays. BE
was escorted to the Depot by large number
of citizens and past members of the Grays. |
We learn that the Captain carried pair of
revOlvers for Corporal John Fiazee, donated
by the friends of that gallant officer.
cAMH TAYLOR.
Brigade Major Carey, accompanied by
the National Guard, Capt. Wizemsn, and
tho Hibernian Guards, Capt. Kinney march
ed from the late Brigade Head Quarters in
Lyman's Bloc1sat noon, to open Camp Tay-
lOr. At2 o'clock the remaining detail Of
companies, the Light Guard and sprague
zOuaves marched to the ground 70 prepare
for camp duty.
The day was very windy and the dust
blew in clouds, rendering it almost blind
ing to the troops. Upon arriving ct the
grounds they were dismissed to perform
their ablutions, after which the four COM
panies seated themselves in the dining halls
and ParsOok of a substantial, soldiers re-
past,
Thearrangements for the camp are as yet
very imperfect, and they viii not be per-
fected for several days. In the meantime
the troops will be quartered in the city,
sufficient guard being detailed to remain un-
til the quarters are complete. There are ac-
eommodatiOns for about 1900 men, and car
penters are busily at work completing the
hunks. There is great need Of blankets for
the troops until the supplies are received
from head quarters. There viii be prayers
in camp every day at P. NJ, as will be
seen by referring to the Brigade orders pub
lished in another column.
To-day eight companies more are expect
ed to arrive and report for camp duty
Arms and equipments viii be distributed in
few days. greeT
HONE eUARas.
The subscriber has appointed the "0ld
soldiers' Head QVarters," No. 90 Superior
street (Bank of Cleveland) for enlisting
company of Home Guards in pursuance 0
the Recommendation of the public meeting
at the Mslodeon Saturday morning, April
goth, 1861. ]. NJ. HUeHEs, Committee.
TIE GALLANT TIFEIN BOYS.
A fine company Of sturdy hard-fs6sd
young men arrived here yesterday afternoon
, from Tifin in this State, to 30 in camp
They are oficered as follows: Captain
F. c. Franklin LIST. Lieutenant-B. F. ogle;
End Lieutenant, C. ". Barnes. The COM
! pany numbers 1S4 men. We are in posses
, sion of all their names and (regrstting that
want Of space viii not allow rs to publiSh
,hem in conformity with the request Of sew
! | .rst ,.s-t;.r,srN ehai1 y7nfeb With inteFest