Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-13


sddons-7F Troops to be Removed to Camp
Observation-Disclosures Matters.
Thirteen companies have already organized
under the late Militia Reserve law, Offered
as follows
First Regiment, Company A Captain,
Charles Broadwell; First Lieutenant, viii
liam Gates; Second Lieutenant, Peter G..
Stephenson.
Company B-Captain, G. F. Willstach;
First Lieutenant, W. d. Chenoweth; Second
Lieutenant, J. F. Mcfarland.
Company C-Captain, W. II. H. Taylor;
First Lieutenant, Benz. Funk; Second Lieu
tenant, George Thorpe.
Company D-Captain, John W. Riley;
First Lieutenant, James H. Frost; Second
Lieutenant, O. S. JelliH.
Company E-Captsin, r. A. Muller; First
Lieutenant Conrad Kress; Second Lieuten-
ant, Peter Kappel.
Company F-Captain Philander R. Lane;
First Lieutenant, Geo. P. barrow; Second
Lieutenant, Fred. Lemmer.
Company G-Capta.n, VIM. G. Nelson;
First Lieutenant, Thos. M. James; Second
Lieutenant John B. Earnshaw.
Company H-Oaptain, Samuel La Force;
First Lieutenant, Jno. Sullivan; Second
Lieutenant, Franklin Hintley.
Company I-Captsin, VIM. Owen Will
liams; First Lieutenant, Lewis Handman;
Second Lieutenant, Jacob G. Hirst.
Company K-No commissions.
Second Regiment, Company A-Captaiu,
e. Penrose Jones; First Lieutenant, W. H.
II. Brown; Second Lieutenant, N. Newberg.
Company B-Oaptsin, George Q. King;
First Lieutenant, VIM. Stoms; Second Lieu
tenant, George Urner.
Company C-Captsin, s. F.. Carrot; First
Lieutenant P. W. Oliver; Second Lieuten-
ant, H. N. Blythe.
Company D-Captain, j. s. Menken; First
Lieutenant, Benjamin Ball; Second Lieuten-
ant, A. J. McCafferey.
A large number of the Home Guard or
CARNATIONS have availed themselves of the
Guthrie Gray law, and are organizing I'M
der it.
We understand that the troops now located
at Camp Harrison will be ordered to Camp
Dennison in a few days.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE MATTERS.
The Central Committee, at its regular ses-
sion Saturday, appointed a committee to
examine the laws of the State and of the
United States, relative to contraband arti
Giles, and report the same.
A letter was received from Governor
Yates, of Illinois, stating that he fully con-
CURED in the policy of cutting off supplies
for the South, and that he would act, so far
as in his power, in conjunction with the
other States on the river.
~OoNTRABAND ARTICLES IN TRUNKS.
We learn that a woman left this city 6
few days ago with three trunks filed will
percussion caps, destined for the Southern
army.
EEwsPAPERlAL IMPosTER.
A nan representing himself as reporter
for one of the papers of this city, with which
he has no connection, was put in the guard
house at Camp Dennison Saturday.
IA RAISING.
A flag was raised on a high pole, on tn
steamboat landing, Saturday afternoon
Thirty. four guns were fred in its honor, i
each of the three cities of Cincinnati, Gov
ngton and Newport.
A FEMALE SOLDIER.
Yesterday, one of the soldiers in Zanes
vile company, at Camp Dennison, was di;
covered to be a woman. Her voice first d
rected suspicion toward her. She had
lover in the camp, and enlisted to be net
him. As her conduct had been exemplar
throughout, she was honorably discharge
after a ten days service. She was abor
eighteen years of age,
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
Captain Stewart is recruiting for the Ker
lucky regiment, at the United States Expire,
Office.
We are pleased to learn that the Guthri
Gray Reserve Corps are rapidly filling u
their ranks. They will elect officers Ii
coming week. The uniform is cheap an
neat. The right spirit is manifested, and "
hope soon to see them on parade as a fu
battalion. They drill every evening at thei
armory; corner of Fifth and Walnut-atreet
CONVENTION OF HoME GUARDS.
A Convention of the Home Guards We
held at Melodeon Hall, Saturday, Capital
j. NJ. T~rowbridge presiding, and Capital
Lehman Schloss acting as Secretary. Fort
delegates were present, representing ever
ward in the city except two.
The object of the meeting being stated,
general discussion by Messrs. Kirby, Kie,
sted, Powell, and others followed, and O
motion of Captain J. s. Menken, a Commits
of Three was appointed to draft a plan of a.
tons for the Convention.
The Committee reported the following re
o~lution, which were unanimously adopted
Resolved: That this Convention view
with deep concern and serious apprehensio
the delay OF our City Council in providin
arms for our defenseless city; and that ii
extensive preparations made by the Git
Council of Louisville in appropriating 800
600 to arm that city has a significance an
force not to be disregarded by ourselves.
ResolUed: That this Convention, reprt
senting a body of more than five thousan
citizens, respectfully request the City COuI
ell 10 pass the ordinance now before the
Committee on Military Affairs for armiu
and uniforming the Home Guard Militia
Reserve.
Resolved: That each company in the sev
eral wards be and are hereby requested
pass resolutions demanding from their war
representatives speedy and energetic actio
in support of the passage of this ordinance.
ReSolved: That these companies be an
are hereby seyerally further requested
appoint Committees to wait upon the CouI
cilmen of their respective wards with Ii