Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28
WAR MATTERS.
FOURTEENTH WARD. RAtLYl

FOURTEENTH WARD, RALLY
The citizens of the Fourteenth Ward are
requested to meet at the armory, on Plum
street. at seven o'clock this evening, for the
purpose OF organizing q Home Guard for the
ward. Let every man capable Of bearing
arms attend, as the time has arrived for i'm
mediate action. Your country calls, gentle
menl Work is the word.
LETTERS FOR THE THIRTY. FOURTH REGIMENT.
Mr.. j. H. McIntire, of Piatts Zouaves,
Thirty-fourth Regiment is in the city, and
will take all letters (but no psckages) to any
member of the regiment If left at No. l57
West Court street, between Cutter and Linn
streets, before Monday evening, Sept 3G
CAMP KING.
We yesterday paid visit to this camp,
which now numbers about one thousand
men. 1t is situated on the grounds known
as Coles Garden, three miles up the Licking
River. Colonel Mark Mundy's Kentucky
Regiment is organizing there. Colonel Len.
Harris's Second Ohio Regiment occupies
large open pasture a little southwest of
Colonel Mundy's. 1t numbers over eight
hundred men, we'll armed and equipped.
parade in the evening at FIVE O'clock. To
morrow morning at half past eight o'clock,
an inspection Of arms and clothing will take
place. Those desiring to visit the camp, will
fine the ferry boat Cincinnati Belle atthe foot
of Lawrence. street. The boat will make
hall. hour trips all day, starting at eight
o'clock, A. M. Fare, ten cents. The ride alone
is worth the fare.
HUNGARIAN COLONEL.
Colonel Banjsemvin, a Hungarian who,
during the Italian War of Independence,
acted as aid to Garibaldi, and who has Of
fered his services to the Government for the
Of "a q ~ krNf
in our city yesterday. His dress and appear
ance attracted general attention.
RELIEF TO THE FAMILIES OF VOLUNTEERS.
The City Council last night appropriated
$4,000 for the relief of families of volunteers
This money will be sparingly distributed
among the needy by Councilman Baker. of
the Tenth Ward, Fitzgerald, of the First and
Kleiner, of the Twelfth Ward. Applicants
will call at the Courthouse on Monday
NOR ming.
ATTENTION TO ORDERS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE STATE,
AssIT ADJT GENERALS OFFICE,
CINCINNATI, September 20, 1861.
The Commanding General directs that all
mastering officers in Ohio and Indiana will
Immediately report to me the troops they
have mustered into service since the lst of
August, and, as far as they know, where such
troops now are, and hereafter they will re-
port without delay the troops they muster
in. And all officers appointed by the Gov
ernors of Ohio and Indiana will Immediately
report to me by letter.
Very respectfully,
N. H. MCLEAN,
Assistant Adjutant- General.
CAVALRY.
Company B, First Ohio Cavalry, number
ing ninety men, under Captain Lsughlin, ar
fbo
Asylum Barracks.
ARMY HORSES.
Several droves of horses, intended for the
army, were crossed from Kentucky, yester-
| day, upon the ferry-boat.
COLONEL COMMANDING.
Colonel Groesbeck, of the Thirty-ninth
| Ohio Regiment, is in command of all the
forces at ST. Joseph, Missouri.
| PRESENTATION.
A sword presentation, to Captain A. Hick.
| enlooper and Lieutenant John I. @. Holen-
shade of Hickenlooper's Cincinnati Battery,
now in St. Louis, will take place this even
| ing. The presentation is made by the friends
| of the above gentlemen, who will leave on
Monday to join their company.
APPOINTMENT.
| Ira Athern, member of the Zouave
| y, u
| sion of Second Lieutenant in Fremonts In
fantry body guard. Mr.. Athern was with the
Zouaves in Eastern Virginia and was in the
Manassas fight. His services are valuable
acquisition.
| FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
We have word of the Forty-seventh Regi
ment, O. V. NJ, Colonel Poschner, at Camp
| Cox. This regiment, with the Ninth Regf.
ment, O.V. N. (First Germany it may be
remembered, formed the storming column al
| the battle of Carnifex Ferry. The soldiers
and officers are in good health.
| RECRUITING.
VIM. Fl. Ludlow and s. NJ. Athern, 1.-THE
latter was lieutenant in the Rover Guards
and was at the Manassas fght) are recruiting
company for Colonel Kennetts Fourth
Cavalry Regiment. Persons wishing tt
join their company will find them at g.
West Sixth-street.
| CAPTAIN CHAMBERLAIN's COMPANY.
We are informed that Captain Chamber
lains Cavalry Company, designed for Colo
mel Kennetts Regiment, will be in such con
dition on Tuesday next as to insure its ac
ceptation. Captain G. is one of the old
Rovers, and was as Close to Manassas as any
of them.
ARRIVAL OF THE THIRTY-FIRsT OHIO REGIMENT
This Regiment arrived in our city thi
morning en- route to Kentucky. Two com
panies arrived in the city yesterday; tn
balance came from Camp Chase, near Co
lumbus, this morning. The Regiment is off
ceIed as follows:
Colonel, M. B. Walker; Lieutenant-C Colonel
S. Grant Major, S. L. Lefiingwell; Adjutan'
E, G. Denig; Surgeon, j. Fl Asteri Quarter
master, II. S. Babbett.
Company A, Captain J. W. Free; Compan,
B, Captain W. NJ. Bowen; Company G, s. R
Mott; Company d, Captain W. H. Free; Com
pany E, Captain D. @. Rose; Company I
Captain A. J. Sterling; Company G, Captai
L. j. Jackson; Company H, Captain W. II
Wade; Company /, Captain D. H. Miller
Company X, Captain ]. H. Putnam.
POLICE CoURT ITEMs.-The Court opene
this morning at nine o'clock, with twenty
two cases on the docket.
Richard Richardson, a colored boy, we
charged with stealing one pair of boots, th
property of Mr.. McGrath, on Third-stree
east of Broadway He was found guilty, {
usual and sent to Jail for three months.
A hov named Peter SchapDman for throw