Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-20

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II We learn thar new German Ride Com
pany wasgrganized Last evening at tbs rooms
Of tie CIeVsisnd Gesangverein Society, l24
Superior sirset. Most Of The members have
enlisted, end recruiting Is going on briskly.
sFFATER RUELpINa.
The srmory Of the Light Guard, yester-
day, was throagsd with the new recruits Of
Lieut.. oEeirhtsnss company, and enlistment
is still going on. The new members were
drilled in rnarchines and faoings at intervals,
and kept close 70 tie srmory al the morn
ing. At2 o'clock P, NJ, an inspection Of
the men was made, afer which the com
pany proceeded 10 elect officers.
We are informed thst Marshal Johnson
win open his recruiting depot to-day for the
enlistment Of another company Of men for
government service.
THE NATIONAL ASFHEN.
It has been suggested to ua by several
leading oitizens, that the National Anthem
be sung in all the city churches at the close
of next Sunday mornings service. Gould
snything be more appropriate in this present
time Of war and tumultsS
coon Foz PAT
Aa Iriskman who arrived here day before
yesterday from New Orleans, where be had
been residing all winter, stated that he was
forced to join the Confederate forces in that
city, but he gave them the slip, and upon
arriving in Cleveland he heard that the Hi
bernian Guards were enlisting new recruits
for the war, and he Immediately went and
enlOlled, saying that he had small matter to
settle with the "innimy."
PATRIOTIC.
We noticed, yesterday, the glorious "stars
and Stripes waving from the residences of
many of our enthusiastic citizens.
CAPT. oREIeHreN's COMPANY.
This corps is now complete in organiza-
ton. and new company will Immediately
be formed at the LightGuard Armory, which
will be designated as Co. B. At O'Clock
yesterday afternoon an election took place,
which resulted as follows: W. R. Creighton,
Captain; o. j. Crane, 1st Lieut.; A. c. Bur-
CESS, I'd do, Dudley KimbalI, 1st Sergeant;
Jas. Mckay, I'd do; Frank Lynch, Sd do;
Dwight n. Brown, 4th do; j. p McIlreth,
lst Corporal; VIM. ]. Morgsns I'd do; Alex
ander Euart, Sd do; VIM. Howe, 4th do.
G. L. Smith was elected Commissary. Sue
,ess to the gallant corps.
CAMP TAYLOR.
~,
,rder of Adjutant General CarringtOn that
is to be the rendezvous for the
Ith, 9th, 10Th, &C., Divisions, the CuyahOga
County Agricultural Society have to-day
endered to the State the use of their Fair
Grounds on Kinsman street as camp
,round. A. A. JEwETT, Pres't.
CLEvELkND, April ls, 1851.
It is expected that companies will arrive
It Camp on Monday. The Commissary de-
viii be ready to receive them at
hat time. The Fair Grounds are we'll sdapt-
d to the purpose of camp, being enclosed
Fith high close fence, and having a good
'arade ground. Should this prove too small,
he adjoining lots can be opened for parade
y squads or companies.
The Kinsman street cars run to the Camp
very ten minutes.
ANOTHER GRAY.
James McGinnis, train boy upon the
Jleveland & Erie Road, leaves here this
morning in hopes Of overtaking and joining
he Grays. His place is reserved for him
lpon the Road whenever he returns to claim
GENEROUS.
Messrs. Freeman & Kellogg rendered to
,rivate Ford, of the Grays, his time during
lis absence. His salary is going on as
Isual.
THE oRAYs HEARD FRoN.
A dispatch was received yesterday after
loon from Pittsburgh stating that the Grays
lad arrived there, and were arming at the
Arsenal. All were well and spirited.
TEE HIBEENIAEs.
The Hibernian Guard did not leave as ex-
ected last evening, but will possibly go to-
ay. The Company, with the staff Officers
t the Regiment, had a splendid supper served ,
p to them by Taylor of the Angler House. !
Ipeeches were made and sentiments ex-
hanged, and everything passed of in a
leasant manner.
RECRUITING.
Ats o'clock last evening Capt. Creighton's
ompany of Infantry had recruited $50 men.
here are 75 ready for another corps, which
vill Immediately be organized. Company D
,leveland Light Artillery had recruited over
10, while the Buckeye Rife corps numbered
n hour later 50 men. At National Hall the
herman troops are filing up their companies
asst Capt. Arnold had "a men for MS new
Ompany of Rifles.
THE BUCKEYES.
Are nearly ready for company OrganiEa-
ion. They had marching drill last even
ng at Apollo Hal, the use of which had been
indy rendered to them by ]. H. Morley,
lsqy and the city Gas Company put in a {
aeter and furnished gas free of cost. The
ecruiting officer reports that number Of
harp shooters from Ashtabula have signi6-
4 tnelr Wish 70 JOIN and viii arrive to-day.
II Buckeyes, especially those new in the
ountry, are requested to report at the quar-
era immediately.
THE sPRAsUE CADETS.
This fine corps had street dill last even
ng, AMI made fne appearance though
mall in numbers.
HONE GUARDS.
There will be a meeting at the MelodeOB
bis evening, at * o'clock, for the purpose
f forming arsgiment Of citizens called the
Tome Guards, to be used for any service
Vhich may be required of them in the State
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BROOKLYN LIGHT ARTILLERY.
The books of the Brooklyn Light Artille-
y will be open at their Armory on and af-
er the Goth inst. for raornitino for ectivo