Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-28
COVINGTON NENa.

SENT TO CoLUHBUs-The forty.seven Sc
cession prisoners captured on Thursday last
near Winchester, KY, were sent to Camp
Chase, near Columbus on Saturday afternoon.
The following is a list of their names. II will
be observed that the notorious Captain Res
pass, who commanded cavalry company at
Florence, is among the number;
Rev. John w. Foster, Captain; Nelson
Jones, D. L. Kirtley, Cyrus Craig VIM. Jones,
zack Clark, Benjamin A. Jones, W. H. Ma
son, George b. jackson, j. w. Osborne,
David Linn, Frank Little, E. J. Hardin, j.
Hayden, P. Jones, w. T. Chisham, VIM. Kari
sner, all of Owen County; Joseph Fields,
Thomas Fields, j. w. Fields, Dudley Robin
son, W. H. McCable, j. H. Crumbaugh, w.
@. Jacobs, D. b. Crumbaugb and James r.
Campbell, Of the county of Scott; John Rose,
John Barnes, J. p. Jones' J. s. Hicks, J. z.
Dejarnett G. W. Blackburn, l.. NJ McOlung,
W. H. Milton, W. g. Cbilders of the county
Of Grant; VIM. Tighe, of Boone; Newton
Payne, Of Gallatin; d. II. Hickey, Newton
Courtnsy and ]. A. Holland, of Harrison j.
]. Bristow, w. O. Respass, of Kenton; Van
Robinson, of Franklin, and 7. NJ. Hamilton,
of Lexington, Ky.
Henry Parvin, Silas Parvin and Neal Leary,
of Bourbon, we're also arrested in the act Of
furnishing provisions, &c, to the party in
their camp.
| pressed by the Union men of Covipgton, in
regard to the employment, by the Govern
ment, Of two Secessionists of this city, as car
! penters, at Camp Dennison. The names of
the parties are Thomas Anderson and Gus
| Hall. They are both said 10 be avowed Sc
cessionists, and the former, who claims to
be British subject, was heard to say he
hoped the British Government would break
| the American blockade and recognize the
Southern Confederacy. They boast that
"t the Abolitionists have not got workmen
who are competent to build the houses at
Camp Dennison," and in consequence, have
to send to Kentucky and employ Secession
lists to do the work. The utterance of these
remarks has caused much indignation
among the Union men of our city, who
claim that there are numbers Of loyal men,
both in Covington and Cincinnati, who are
both competent and anxious to perform the
work at Camp Dennison, and demand that
these Secessionists be dismissed, and their
places filled by workmen who are known to
be loyal.
RELEAsED.-A. J. Morey, late editor of tht
Cynthiana NeaCs, who has been under arres
for several weeks on the charge of treason
has been released on parole, and passed
through the city this morning on his way Il
Cynthiana to attend the funeral of his wife
who died on Monday last.
KILLED.-We learn that a man by the
name of Henry Trumbull, who has relations
residing in Covington, was killed in an alter
cation at Lexington on Friday night. TIT
particulars Of the affair we were unable Il
learn.
COLONEL WARNER's REGrMENT.-This regi
ment, which is being organized in Pendle
ton, Gallatin and Grant Counties, is rapid,
filling up. The head. quarters of the regi
ment are at Falmouth, where Captain Ma
Mullins has raised fine company, which wa
mustered in few days ago as Company A
The company came down to. day on the noor
train, en- route for Warsaw, where Colone
Warner has another recruiting encampment
under the command of Lieutenant. Colone
Landrsm. The recruiting Office tor this regi
ment in Grant County is at Williamsto wn
where Major Bracket is in command.
AcoUIrTED.-William Brownfeld was ar
raigned before Mayor Goodson this mornin
, on the charge of stealing an overcoat an
several cravats. There being no evidenc
against him, he was acquitted.