Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-04
WAR MATTERS.
OFFERING RouNTlEa.


The County Military Committee has ap'
pointed a committee TO urge on Governor
Dennison the propriety Of Offering bouuties
as means Of increasing enlistments, which
is now going on rather sluggishly in this
State.
RULES AND REGULATIONS AT THE CITY BAR.
RACKS.
l. Troops quartering or stationed at the
City Barracks must occupy such quarters as
may be assigned them, and not change, ex-
cept by permission Of the commanding Of
fcer.
2. Commandants of companies or detsch-
ments are required to have perfect order and
quietness observed among their men in the
quarters, and to have the rooms they may
occupy kept thoroughly clean and ventilated,
and the beds and bedding aired daily.
3. Soldiers are strictly forbidden to loiter
or congregate in the front yard on the por-
ticO, in the halls or on the walls surrounding
the grounds.
4. Detacing nny part of the building or
out-houses, or the destruction of any part of
the property, or the committing of any nut
ssnce about the premises, will be severely
punished, and the commandant of every
company or body of troops to which any sol
dtr 30 offending may belong will be held
personally responsible for the damage that
may be done.
8. No intoxicating liquors will be allowed
in or about the barracks, except for medic
iDal purposes.
6. At tattoo every one must retire to his
quarters, and at taps all lights must be ex-
tinguished. Per order
Col. A. E. JONES, Commanding.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Adiutant U. W. Oldham left for Camp
| Andrew Jackson, Lagrange, KY. on the
| steamer Superior Saturday, with fifteen re
cruits for Colonel T. r. Jacobs Kentucky
| Regiment.
| Charles Sholl, Of the Typographical Engi
neers, from Washington, arrived in the city
last night, and stopped at the Spencer House
The Fifty first Ohio Regiment Colone
Stanley Matthews, will arrive in this city to
day or to morrow from Wellsville where
they embarked yesterday. This regimen
has recently been encamped at Canal Dover
BRIGADIER- GENERAL o. NJ MICHEL RESIGNED
Runors have been in circulation fo
several days that Brigadier-G General o
NJ. Mitchell contemplated resigning. Thi
morning he accordingly sent his resigna
ton to the War Department. 1t has no
however been accepted, and it remains to b.
seen whether it will be. AS the cause i
supposed to be disagreement between him
self and the superior officer of this Division
General William T. Sherman, perhaps Gen
eral Mitchell may be removed to some othe
field, where his opinions and plans may b
more in unison with those of the officer
with whom be may be connected.
SECESSION PRISONERS SENT TO CAMP CHASE.
Saturday night, at eight o'clock, eight So
cesson prisoners, captured in Western Vii
ginis, were consigned temporarily to the Cit
Barracks. Last night they were removed t
Columbus. They were brought down
| DfS Inh md civ mi re
of Company @, Seventh Regiment D. v, [
S. A. Their names are Lewis Jones, E
Hughes, VIM. P. Blouse, VIM. D. Cardal
Nathan Barnet, Washington Sidenstrike
Columbus Coon and George L. Serry.
FORTY FOURTH REGIMENT.
The following have been commissions
officers of the Forty. fourth Ohio Regimen
Colonel, Samuel A. Gilbert
Lieutenant Colonel, II Blair Wilson.
Major, Ackber o. Mitchell
Surgeon, Henry X. Steele.
Assistant Surgeon, John H. Rogers.
Chaplain, Thomas p. Childs.
Captains-Alpheus S. Moore, Company /
John G. LapgdoD, Company B; William
Woodward Company G; Lysander W Tull
Company D; Daniel NJ. Rowzer, Compar
E; John NJ. Newkirk, Company G; Isra
Slough, Company F; Henry P. Shaffer, Cor
papy 81; W. F. Cummings, Company I; Jol
M. Bell, Company X.
- The following new appointments ha
Q been made:
, Thomas K. Smith, Cincinnati, Colon
l Fifty-four Regiment.
]. A. Farden, Cincinnati, Lieutenant-C CC
onel Fifty fourth Regiment.
t James R. Day, Cincinnati, Major FIJI
Cavalry.
4 Henry Topping, Cincinnati, Quarterms
i ter First Cavalry.
-Psymaster LOCKER, of this city, havi
volunteered for immediate active serviC
g (although just in from loug cruise in t
8 United States steamer B5oOkLyn) has be
s ordered to Hampton Roads by the Navy L
8 partment, 10 fill an important and responsit
It position in connection with the North 4
o lantic squadron. His head quarters will
near Fortress Monroe.
- COLONEL G, j. wRIGHT's REGIMENT.
!, Colonel Wrights regiment has been {
a dered from Camp Benton to Springfield,
J. The men were ordered to report themselJ
Q for this purpose on Sunday, the Sd inst.