The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-22
Items from the Cincinnati Gazette and Com
mercial of the 1Ith and I2sh

The following items, taken from the papers
above named, will be found interesting:
OPTICAL DESCENT UPON THg RasIDRycs. OF az.
CAssIoEIsTs.
The Deputy U. 5. Marshal of this CITY and q
posse OF assistants, made q descent night be.
fore last, at Covingtou, upon the reside nee of
ex Hon. John w. Stevenson Chas A VITA
ers, late Superintendent of the Kentucky Cen
trail Railroad, Mr.. Moss, his son-in-lav r
Pence, and Samuel Howard, father-iu-laW of
Major Samuel X. Hays, now in the rebel army,
for the purpose of searching them acccordInp
to certain information received that the nar
ttes were engaged in treason BILE cores pom
dence with the rebels OF the South The only
documents found, however, were some rela-
ting to the Z. G.. a., and these were s,und In
the house OF Mr.. Howard. The parties them
selves are well known Secessionisis and IL Ia
with butt concealed spleen that they had 10
hold their peace in this community, which
now stands almost Unit for the Govern-
ment.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS
The 2,th Ohio regiment, com posed of Ger.
mans, came down from Camp Dennlson YES.
terday, and crossed the river to Kentucky
taking the cars of the C0vington and Licking
ton Railroad for the interior
Capt. Kinney's company Of artillerists. with
its rifled battery, left for Kentucky Yesterday
afternoon This is the second battery of ths
first Ohio that has left for Kentucky Both
com panies were in excellent couditi0n-men
horses, guns and equipments generally. They
took about sixteen hundred rounds OF ammu :
nj ton.
ANDY JOHNSON, &c.
James r. Challen, Esq of this city has been
appointed Lieut.. Colonel OF the seth Ohio,
Colonel l.. u. Campbell. In a recent tour
through Chic with Gov. Andy johnson, of
Tennessee, Col. Campbell said "I propose to
take thousand men and escort Gov. John
son back TO his home, and never to give the
command about face, un Ill the stars and stripes
shall wave in triumph over bis hc useu The
Officers OF the o2th speak with en tn usasm of
their contem plated march of vengeance
through the Cum berlund Valley. Men in
whom the martial spirit burns with ardor,
can, as viii be eeen by the language of the
leaders, lind use for il in this regiment Men
are wanted.
vALLAHpIGHAx's DISTRICT.
In the third Congressional district which
elected fallandigham year ago, the Union
ticket received on Tuesday last majority OF
1000. Even Butler, the stronghold OF seces.
SIGN sympathi1ers, elected a portion of the
Union candidates. Over this result Vallan-
digham is announced to make Notification
speech at Hamilton to-day.
ARRIVAL OF SICK soLDIRRs FROM WESTERN
VIRGINIA.
The steamers Frees tone and Mary Cock ar
rived here yesterday, from the Kanawhn
having on board two hundred and ten siek
soldiers, who We're Immediately transferred
to the Marine Hospital, where temporary ar.
engagements were made for their accom- moda. .
ton.
NBws FROM CAMP DICK RopIxsoN
We learn from Capt. L. Odds, lust from tho
interior OF Kentucky, that the 37th Ohio Re-
giment, Col. John M. Conneli, lef, Cam =
Robinson at 10 O'clock yesterday morning. M
castle river.
Hon John ]. Crittenden and Gen. Leslie
Combs are at CAMP Dick Robinson Generai
Combs made speeches to the Ohio and Indiana
boys there night before last, exciting . good
deal OF Hnthusiasrn
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hon. Simon Cameron. Secretary Of War.
and Il corps of distinguished military gentle
men, visited the U. S. barracks here yester-
day, and afterwards paid visit to the forti-
hcations upon the hills back of the city
MRS. Greenhow, female rebel, who era.
imprisoned in her own house In Washington.
has sent her washing bill to the Secretary
and he is puzzled whether to pay II or not.
Two additional Ohio regiments so immedi.
ately into Kentucky, making eleven contrib
uted from this State.
Gentlemen Just nom Lexington. XIV. stats
that there are from two to three hundred Se-
cessionists ravaging the country in and ahou 1
Knox. Clay, and Laurel counties, in that
State, ana gave the opinion that the Union
men there should DO protected.
The four months service enterprise WORK.
like charm, and Colonel Foley expects to
complete his regiment upon that plan In =
very short time. A months pay will be- al
lowed In advance, and recruits will net be-
sent out Of the State.
Kentucky Legislature, has been authora.sd
TO raise recruits for Gol Jas. S. Jank.nrs =
First Regiment Of KENTUCKY Cavalry. nov
eneamped ~ OwsnshorO.
of ak guns with each Ohio Brtss ors ssss
for the war. In addition TO The guns 6 sser.
vice, ana those on hand, seventy two rillea
cannon nave bsen osdeFsd