Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-28

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Ianta WhQeeek 70 fttlon upon ua m|11fInF
and necessities of those who are 70 do Oh.
fighting. They are 10 a man eaqsr for Ire
fray, auHiOus 20 be led ron. 10 battle pndeT
experienced leaders who viii lsave pelitim
70 morrow, that within sixty days this mis-
trable rebellion might DO crushed out They
disclaim loudly against being branded e.
towards because Of an unwiiinQuess "a
follow the army for 1atefm Of years when
the object Of the formation Of that army
might be accomplished Ia the Remaining
two months OF their present enttafmeuf.
Others draw a distinction between the true
patriot and the false Whether be who de-
sires TO be led TO the scene az once. il mt
more in earnest than he who procrasiinafes.
The volunteers have been but a abort Tina
in camp, and have not IS yet become eccus-
toned TO the hardships of camp life and
while listening to these speeches, their eyes
were cast alternately upon speaker and
upon pot, upon orator and camp kettle,
dwelling one moment upon eloqnence, the
last meal.
l learn that the hired teamsters and teams
have been discharged, and a purchase Of
horses and. wagons effected. The horses
were obtained for the moderate sun ef$f5O
each, the wagons in proportion. The latter
are made Of pine wood and are light and
The body of the volunteer Who perished
from the effects Of the stab, referred To- yes-
terday, was sent home to-day.
A second death has occurred from ppeyt-
monia in our hospital. Oar physicians at
tribute much Of the prevailing Illness TO the
quality Of water in use in the camp. This Is
lnUIpd in harrnIc fror. euwrcuAIt.- 49, 70
which are the receptacles for offai from the
mis-, whose bases form their borders. Pipes,
however, are being laid down as rapidly a.
possible for the conveyance of water from
n~eighboring springs.
soldiers belonging TO two. OF our REGIMENTS,
occasioned by the kicking Of a foot-baii
ACROSS the picket line. But one ball took
effect when the affair ended.
Colonel Marrow, of the Third Regiment is
now addressing his men, who have marched
voluntarily TO his quarters 70 request him 10
lead them TO the war. 1t was reported he
was about TO resign--a movement to which
they would not consent.
Speeches were also made by Major Keiffer,
Of 1.-THE Third Regiment, and John W. wa
soD, a member Of Company f. The utmost
enthusiasm prevailed, and it is believed this
regiment win go as a unit. 1t is my i'm
preston that as soon as this second call is
properly understood, and the regiments are
officially assured that they viii have a voice
viii be more general.
A futlough is to be granted those who en-
list for three years.
Company T, Familiarity known as sCsnary
Birds" are in receipt OF a handsome Canary
bird and cage, a veritsble chirper, a gift
from Mrs. Walton, of Hamilton. l have not
learned whether the Tigers" and the Bug
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btred.
"Fairview' is the p%oetical name of an in
s%titution recently established in the rear Of
Captain HilPs Company, Twelfth Regiment.
Delicacies, in and out of season, are served
up here at all hours.
Davis Jackson, Of Evansville, Captain Alb
bolts clever bower, is the most genteel ser-
want we have in The place. The quarters
under his care are the subject Of much re-
mark. I mention this because i'll. disposed
persons have insiuuated as to his being the
Major of the Blackguards. Our servants
here wear livery, and are in for three years.
General Cox and staff have removed to-
their new quarters, and General Bates and
staff DOW occupy the "Stone House,
A new command goes into effect to-
morrow. The drum-major and staff are to
march through the quarters at halfpast four
O'Clock every morning. They are to make
all the noise they can, and no shanty or tent
is to be left undfummed. M -a
The Gazette was in error in it's pubiished
report Of officers Of the different Regiments,
especially the Third. /. H.. Marrow is the
Colonel, John Beatty, Lieutenant Colonel,
and J.. Warren Keiffer, the Major. This pa
per, in speaking of soldiers fare, hints at
the necessity existing for necessaries. hope
somebody will move in this matter. II
The work of enlisting is going on all over
the eDcampment. Good news is coming in
from the Twelfth, Fourth, Seventh, Eighth,
and Thirteenth. ~ @
Over the way, among the Grays, Mont
gomerys, &c, they are Sin" for three years,
but don't like the proviso, 'during the war;
for fear ii should last ak The returns are
coming in rapidly. go
have given you but little variety to-day,
having dwelt rather longer than | intended
upon the officer and second call business,
these topics forming the burthen of all
thought and talk. This matter will be set
tied tomorrow, when we will go on with
the items. lrt
When the companies are formed under the
present enrolment, elections will be held for
officers. The present ineumbents, from Col
onels downward, ayowing a determination
to go into the ranksas privates if a willing
ness is manifested that Others should take
their places. This is the proper spirit.
Every name that is put upon the list Is
sea led with three cheers, and the regular
exercises Of the Camp are suspended for the
nonee. STEPHE.
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