, 1861-08-23


row preparing for It. Tie 7th and sth regl-
ments Will soon be ready, and the new rasi-
n1ents will be numbered from the eth 10 the
18th, inclusive. One is to be German regi-
ment, to be mcamped at Milwaukee im1ne-
di4tely. PLACES Of RENDEZVOUS Tor the ether
four will Will be made known at o2ce, and
they Eiu begin to be collected in camp, Sep.
tember 1st- Meantime the fo1loRfp Ing COM
psnies, heretofore repostcd full for ths war,
ace authorized to be placed st board and quar-
teEa in their respective localities at 2ct to ex-
eeed 30 centa per day per man, and viii hold
themselves in readiness to move:
Wolf River Rifles, New Lendon, Ii. Hyde.
Bad AZ Volunteerr. De Soto, CAPT. 49, - <
kiageron GuasIs, Prairie du Sac, Capt. Dennet.
Lancaster Inicn Guards, Iancaster, Capt.
Sleb1ygan Co., Lid. G1eenbush, Cant,
Fox Lake Vol: Riffs, Fox Lake. CAPT Dawes.
Badger StAte Guatis, EeniMo1e. Capt Eincum.
Rough and Ready Guards, FiteanuFg;; Capt,
sugar River Rifles, Belleyillc Capt Estee.
1:!nnd City GnaEds. Neenaa, Capt. Wheeler.
Dixon GUARDS, Portage, Capt Chrystee
Washington Rifles, Milwaukee, Capt. Oril.
Jsnesrille Fire zouAves, JancsyiLe, Capt.
Br1tton.
La Crosse Co. Rifles, La Crosse, Capt. Baker.
Crawford Co. Vol, Prairie du Chien, Capt.
Erleu.
III: artillery companies are to nnm5.r 155
tEic11s end NTH, aac to Ne ALLOW - ITO horses.
The Washington Artillery Co. Of Milwaukee,
Capt E. F. Hcztzserg, aye accepted as two Of
the companies to be reiseS, a2d, unde- special
orders, viii recruit Immediately to the rcquir-
I'd number Ct men.
The 1st regiment, Col. Starkweather, will
he mustered cut to-day, $50 600 in specie hay-
Ing just bsen distributed among the Een for
their three months service. It will bs reor-
remain du1ing the was,
CsIt. Lucius Fs;rcEiId, Of Madison. Of the
tie 1st regiment, hes basa appointed Lieut..
Colene1 Of The "a, wnicA ass bc.a so uafo7tu-
Fate in ita officers heretofore, and he yesterday
afternoon left Milwaukee f5r Washington.
Capt. Won DtutcA's cavalry, company, s:
Milwaukee, is row full, and be will BOON be
ready to join Gen. Fremont at st. Louis.
Gov. CD m bless M taxxMry Programme
tor M1eeourt.
Gov, Gamble proposes thorough re-orran-
ization of the Missouri Militia, Under the
law Of 1859, repealed by the Legislature last
winter, ana now revived BY order of the Cou-
yention- Hesplee:am7t;on sets forth at length
the details OF organisation By companies, reg
iments ard brigsdes, aas for the purpose Of
carrying the law 1nso effect, inspectors are ap-
pointed fer escA Congressional District, which
is a:so 8 military district There is already an
inspector in The 1st (St LOUSY district, and
ere VIII scon he named fer the 4th {St. Jo-
sell) district; tic ctle.s are rs follows:
I'd Distrfct-Thonae J. G. Flagg, Of Louisiana.
Sd Dfstrict-Robert T. PrewflI, of F4yette,
Howard county
9Th D!et1ict-John IT. Nc2ll, PerEyyilic.
7th Dlet1ict-Ma1cus Boyd, Springfield.
The Governor says tha. when any organize.
1icu il regularly formed, if the members de.
sire to volunteer Ii the service Of tho United
States, the proper officer of the United Ssatss
will mpst1r than into tho service Of that Gov;
trIment. q
Extraordinary Flood at Cincinnati.
Wednesday aftsccocn there WAS an e1raor'
GiEsly sttzm of raip at Cincinnati. About !
o'clock, a sudden flush Of preter1atu1al hea!
VIC. succeeded by WHIT at first appea1ed'to bf
+! only copious shower, but which rapiL,5
SaaAIt0 el&NA6ha 34s<A s4t1CAtI uHlA4 H. at3H.tG
sc if tbs windows Of Heaven had again beer
opened, and that second de1u2e .was to bt
| poured cut upon the earth. The Streets rapidly
oveIaowed, and Etrcet railroad horses aoun
| dered belly deep, where Al hour before the3
trotted ever cry stones, while their passengert
clambered with undignitied grace upon TIE
car eeats that they might escape the wnserf
that submerged the aoors, As the current O
waters came courhirg down Race and paralle
streets, it picked the boulders from the pare
nent ard aud washed away the earth yart
deep In large patches. HOUSES were lille.
from their foundations acd 50: down in place
where they had not been. The Coma.erria
aaye:- ..
yesterday displayed at lie 1rad Of Corr
street has Lot been seen in this city since h
days Of Fort Washingtoni no, not even Ef,el
the great tornado swept over Us like sn ange
1rg:
MIS-. +. NJ Hermer Eent into the cellar q
her house, on Hamilton Road, near Elm, t.
rtEove soDe property, and Was drowned b
Inc sndden rushing In Of the water, 81
leaves seven children.
1t is reported TINT q woman a1d two chi
dEen we're swept away in storrs township
while trying to eava their hags.
Three hundred cast-lcads pf buildine.stor
and earth came through Kotscr's little fly,
foot cu1yeTt, among which a1e MANY etout
weighing over two hundred pounds.
Five breaks. amounting to about $50 feat Z
!, the track Of the Ohio 4 Mississippi and Obi
Eail1osd we're made between the depot ~
| Sedanlsyi11e.