Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-01
WAR MATTERS.
Pro- WESTERN VIRGINIA.

member of Colonel Porchners Forty seventh
Ohio Regiment, at Camp Scott, beyond sum
merville, The letter bears the date of Septem-
Der IL, having bean eighteen days on the
road. The news is rather old, hence its non.
publication.
MORE TROOPS COMING.
The Eighteenth Regiment, Colonel Stan.
ley, which has been recruited in the vicinity
of Athens, will arrive in the city to-day.
They will probably encamp for brief space
upon the Orphan Asylum Lot.
REsERvEs, ATTENTION.
Members Of companies Of the Ohio Militia
Reserve, who served as guards on the
Marietta Railroad, and are yet unpaid are
requested to report immediately at No. 60
West Third-street, by order of Major r. G.
Hazlewood.
TO BE PAID OFF.
The three months men of the Second Ken
tucky Regiment, who have been regularly
mustered out of service, will be paid off by !;
Paymaster Mcdowell tomorrow at No "a
West Third-street, between Main and Wal
nut. Those who have not been mustered out
are requested to call at the same place to-
day.
All three months men of the First Ken
tucky Regiment will meet at the Paymas.
ter's Office, on Third-street Wednesday
morning, at ten o'clock, to be paid of.
MOVEMEkTB OF TROOPS.
General Mitchell yesterday telegraphedto
Camp Dennison for all the commandants of
regiments to meet him last night at the Bur-
net House. Accordingly, the commanders
of the Fifteenth, Seventeenth, Twenty first,
Thirty. eighth, Forty eighth and Fifty sec.
| ond came down, and all except the Fifty
second received marching orders. He also
ordered the batteries into Kentucky, and by
telegraph he directed Company G, Fifty-sec-
L DAw.s a.. -
and hold themselves ready for duty.
NEW CAMP.
The field officers of the last regiment au-
| thorized for General Fremont from this
State, have selected q camp ground on
which to organize their command. 1t is
about mile north of the Lockland Station,
| bordering on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad. 1t has been named Camp
Mclean, in honor of the late Judge Mclean.
DEPARTURE OF THE THIRTY. FIRST OHIO.
This regiment, which, for the past day or
two, has occupied the Asy ylum Barracks, yes
terday received marching orders. About
nine o'clock last night they proceeded
through our streets on their way to Coving-
ton, KY, halting at the Burnet house, where
General o. NJ. Mitchell gave them short
speech. Lieutenant. Colonel Grant and Ma
jor Leffingwell having been transferred to
the Forty fifth Regiment, Fred. Jones, Pros
ecuting Attordey of the Police Court, was
appointed Lieutenant Colonel, and f. W.
Lester, also of this city, Major.
SEVENTEENTH OHIO REGIMENT.
This regiment, which has been quartered
at Camp Dennison, will arrive in our city
this afternoon, en- route for Kentucky. 1t is
commanded by Colonel Connell. Its officers
Colonel, /. M. Oonnell, officer of the camp;
Lieutenant Colonel, NJ. F. Moore; Major J.
Durbin Ward; Adiutant A. J. Davis.
Captains-CompanyA A, Butter6eld; Com
pany B, Stinchcornl; Company @, Ripley
Company D, Rea; Company E, Richets Com
pany +, Ogden; Company G, Haynes Com
pany H, Fox; Company l, Whisson; Company
X, Spencer; extra Company, Getzendanner.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
Captain Ewing will be in our city to-mor.
row morning with a squad, of fifty eight
men, designed for Colonel kennetts Fourth
Cavalry Regiment.
Soy MILITARY ARRIVALS.
Burnet House-Wm. Latta, Seventeenth
Regiment, Camp Dick Robinson; F. J. Low
cry, Third Ohio Cavalry; Colonel DLebe
. def, Baltimore; Colonel Thomas X. Smith
\ Camp Dennison; Captain R. g. Webster
Camp Dick Robinson (; Captain G. O. Kniffin
do; Colonel j. M. Connell, Oamp Dennison
, Lieutenant M. S. Truax, do; Colonel R. Daw
4
: Frazer, Kentucky; Captain T. NJ. Neibline
Camp Dennison; Colonel ]. s. Norton
Twenty first Regiment Camp Dennison
i Colonel R. B. Carpenter, Camp Dick Robin
!. son; Major Riedenour, Washington City
/ Captain r. F. Cahill, Camp Dennison; Lieu
| tenant W. 3. Lawrence, do; Lieutenant
H. Miller, do.
E Gibson HouSe--Lieutenant J. j. Ennis
, Fremont Guard; Captain T. R. Smiley
Z Thirty-fourth o. V. M Lieutenant r.. PAT
- terson, Fourteenth O.V. NJ; Lieutenant I
D. Sanders and Major VIM. Wallace, FL
:, teenth o. V. M. Major S. A. Strong, Twenty
t first o. V. NJ; Lieutenant ]. D. Hotter, Vii
ginis ARTILLERY; Lieutenant j. W. McCor
nell, United States Army; Captain W. Il. T
? Brown, Fifty. second o. V. NJ; LieutenaE
+. S. Wallace, Fifty second o. V. Nj Car
tain Watkins and Captain Tyler, Camp Ben
Q ton.
!, DEPARTURE OF THE SECOND OHIO REGIMEN,
Il Colonel Harris's Regiment, now in quar-
ers at Camp King, Coles Garden, have II
& ceived marching orders, and will strike the
n tents for departure at four o'clock to-da
They go on the CoviDgton and Lexingtc
Railway.