Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-11
WAR MATTERS.
ANornrn AnR1vAt or cAvALRY.


Yesterday Captain Kicker brought into the
city his company Of cavalry, numbering
eighty. three men, from Brown and Clermont
Counties. They are TO be attached to Colonel
Taylors Regiment, now forming at Camp
Dick Corwine, formerly Camp Clay. The
men presented a very good front, and are
fne body Of soldiers.
DaPARTURE OF CAVALRY.
Captain Henry wilson, brother Of Colonel
Lew. Wilson, of this city, departed last even
ing for St. Louis, with seventy-three men,
designed for the First Missouri Cavalry,
under General Sigel. They marched M
Fourth.street with full band, attracting no
little amount of attention. s-
FLAG PRESENTATION
This afternoon a flag will be presented
by the ladies TO "Comany G, Pistts Zou-
aves, Captain G.. Brosdwcll. The affair has
been under preparation time enough to make
it quite interesting The ladies want ''Com-
paDyG to remember, on the battle field,
where they came from, and ITO do or die"
THE HARRIS RRGIMENT.
Day before Yesterday body of recruits,
numbering one hundred, from Urbana and
vicinity were received at Camp Deunison.
They are to be attached to Colonel Len.
Harriss regiment which is almost complete.
sol is about five thousand, and this num-
ber will be materially increased in a few
days.
THE AFTERNOON DRILL.
The drill between four and five in the
afternoon does not work as we'll as could
have been wished for. Among the mer-
chants and their employees only few have
responded to the drilling post, although they
have all concurred in closing their establish
ments at four o'clock. The move is good
one, but if not carried ont fully will amount
| to failure. Let the merchants and business
men generally go into the cause with firm
| determination to carry it out to the letter
and thus make it success.
MILITARY ARRIVALS.
The following are the late arrivals o
military men at the different hotels:
Burnet House-Captain T. H. Manter, Firs
Regiment Missouri Volunteers DR.. MurTa,
and lady, U. s. A; Captain Richard W
johnson, U. S. A.; Captain A. W. Hall, U. S
A.; Captain Q. P. beard, Kentucky; Lieuten
ant J. NJ. DuRn, US. A; Lieutenant. Colone
John Beatty, Cheat Mountain Pass; Lieuten
ant N. Groymio, Camp Chase; Captain
Buell., First Regiment Virginia Artillery
Captain H. G.. Rsdcliff, U. s. A.; Lieutenan
J. B. Ebert, Camp Hamilton; Lieutenant G
F. Earheart, Camp Hamilton; DR.. W. H
| Pile, First Regiment Missouri Volunteers D
W. McClung and j. Mcconnell, Camp Den
nison.
Gibson House. - Quartermaster-Ge Geners
Wood, Columbus; Captain j. G. Drury
Eleventh o. V. NJ; Colonel Morton, Twen
tieth o. ". NJ; Captain J. Van Dever, Thirty
fifth o. V. NJ; Captain G. K. Smith, Twenty
sixth o. v NJ; Captain A. W. Doan, Twelft
0.V. NJ; Captain Dorsey, Forty. ninth o. '
NJ; Lieutenant E. 81 Funston; Lieutenant {
]. Cottingham, Eleventh Q. V. NJ; Captai
r. N. Comley, Lieutenant F. Evans, Colone
]. Gavin, Lieutenant ]. Hause, U. S. A; {
W. Cowan, Quartermsster Sixteenth o.
NJ Lieutenant @. Hooglan, Camp Dennisor
and Lieutenant s, Amman, First o. R. NJ.
Broddavdy HotsL-Captain Grover, We!
ton, Virginia; Lieutenant McGrew, Cam
Dennison; Lieutenant G.. W. Weakly, Cam
DennisoD; Major McChesney, Gauley Bridg
and Geo. Wilhelm, U. s. A.