Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21
GUNS IN PREPARATION,

- We yesterday visited Miles GreenWOOd's
Foundery and found number of brass
guns and howitzers under preparation.
battery Of two twelve-pound howitzers
and four six-pound rihed guns are nearly
completed for General Fremont. The battery
for this city, which we believe is to be given
in charge of the old Zouave Guards, Is al
most finished. We would like to hear from
some OF the members of the corps as to what
progress they are making. Come boys,-no
time is to be lost-let the people know what
you are doing for the defense of your homes.
sH1PMENT OF TROOPS.
About one hundred recruits were yester-
day sent to st. Louis, for the different regi-
ments now forming there. The men were ON
an average, hale and hearty, and well cal
culated for active service.
APPOINTMENT.
Captain II. II. Tatem, of the Butler Light
Guard, Reserve Militia, has received an ap-
pointment as Lieutenant in Fremont's In
tantry Body guard. He will leave on Mon
day next for st. Louis, to enter into service.
Captain I. is gentleman well known
among our citizens, and will no doubt be
valuable acquisition.
sUTTLERs, ATTENTION.
We wish to call the attention of Suttlers,
officers and privates to the fact that Mumford
Co., 3S and 40 West Fourth-street, have in
store the largest supply of envelopes and
w1itlng-paper extant in the Western coun-
try. They have any amount of lined note
paper, which they sell at remarkably low
prices.
FROM LIMA.
A squad Of men, numbering twenty, un-
der Captain Armstrong, left last evening for
st. Louis. They hail from Lima, in this
State, and are designed for Colonel Morton's
regiment, now organizing in the above city.
CAMP DENNIsoN
The reception of the Nineteenth Illinois
at the above camp was enthusiastic. The
men quartered there rendered all the aid in
their power to accommodate them and fur
nished Them with everything they needed.
Company OF the regiment, which was un-
able to proceed with the main body, arrived
yesterday at camp and were heartily re-
ceived. The sympathetic feeling existing
between soldier and soldier is much deeper
and stronger than the public are aware OF.
COMPLETE.
We are glad TO announce that Captain
Constable's company of flying artillery is
entirely filled. The Captain will report i'm
mediately at st. Louis to take charge of his
company, which numbers one hundred and
sixty five men.
HIoKENIoopER's BATTERY.
Captain Hickenlooper, accompanied by
Lieutenants Burton and Sawyer, left yester-
usy AFTERNOON Tor st. Louis, his company
being entirely filled up. A squad of forty
men also accompanied the Captain, which
overruns the requisite amount, but they will
all be mustered into service.
MILITARY ARRIVALS.
Burnet HOase-General William Nelson, U.
5. A; Lieutenant Occleston, DO; Captain
Brown, do; Lieutenant-ColonelJ John F. Hoy,
Sixth Virginia Volunteers; Colonel ]. i.
Boyle, Kentucky; Colonel ]. T. Croxton,
Kentucky; Captain F. W. Buchus, First Mich
iRan Cavalry; Captain D. NJ. Cans. Thirty
fifth Regiment, Camp Hamilton Captain
Charles O. Norris, Second Dragons U. S. A;
Lieutenant Lyman Bridges, Nineteenth Illi-
nois.
CAPTAIN W. H. LANDER
Was authorized several days ago to get up
company of Cavalry for the Kennett Regi-
ment. BE is busily recruiting, corner Court
and Walnut-streets, and Ninth-street and
Central-avenue,