Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

mont Fremont has done nobly. With a
population Of $500, rhe viii furnish six
companies of men, three Of whom are al
ready in camp. This is in proportion ofabOut
, one to ten and speaks well fOF the town.
H HBEREIAH GUARDS.
Il was rumored last evening that this
corps would be mustered into service this
morning, and that if they received their
: arms, they would be ordered of to-day. We
. give the rumor as we resolved it.
TIE ENTIRE Fen0z At PRESENT.
Up to yesterday morning the number Of
troops in camp was !, $40, which was aug
mented as follows last evening: sandusky
City Guards, 81 men Yagers, 80 men; HUI
ron Infantry, so; Ohio Union Savers, IO2;
Wright Rangers, 90 Ravenna Guards, ";
oberlin Infantry, 80; Company A, YOungs-
town, 72 Gallon Guards, 90; Company A,
Warren, 1Os; Astor Continental Guards, So
Toledo Regiment, ten companies, I,Oss. To-
tOl, s,671 men.
ARRIVAL or TIE TOLEDO REGIMENT.
The Toledo Regiment, consisting of 10
companies from that city and Lucas county,
arrived on special train on the C. at. R.
R. about o'clock. They were received at the
depot by Companies A. 4 B. Light Guard
ZouaTes, under command of Capt Creigh-
ton, who, with Leland's Band, escorted them
to camp, where they arrived about O'Clock
and were received by the whole brigade of
troops with hearty cheers. Quarters not be-
ing in readiness for them, they bivOuaeed on
the ground, with plenty of blankets and
straw furnished them.
THE CoNnssARIAT DEPARTMENT.
We have received severalcommunicatioas
complaining of the quality and quantity Of
fare at Camp Taylor. In return we would
say to the soldier, that a soldier must have
many privatiOns. Having been partaker
of the fare for several days at the camp, we
must say in justice to the Commissary De-
partment, that we were astonished at the
good quality as we'll as of the quantity of
food set before the soldier, and we have done
camp duty before, and have set down to
much worse fare. Let every soldier remem-
Der poor Maj. Anderson's fare at Fort Sum
tor and we will be assured he will be asham-
ed of complaining at the fare of Camp Tay-
lOr.
BLANKETS.
A call being made for blankets through
the evening papers, 72s were donated last
night before o'clock by our citizens, most
of which number were given by the ladies,
who, God bless them, are ever thoughtful of
the suffering. Two ladies brought ffty-two /
in carriages, and others packages containing 9
similar numbers.
TYLER GUARDS.
Portage county has sent II of her noble Z
sons from RsYenna. This corps Is named
the Tyler Guards in honor of Bri9adier Cen
eral Z. b. TyIer' The following commits
stoned officers were elected: F. A. Seymour, l
Captain; W. H. Robinson, First Lieutenant; {
E. s. Quincy, Second Lisutenant. The COM '
pany escorted Gen. Tyler yesterday after c
noon to Camp Taylor, and after reporting c
themselves at headquarters, returned to the c
Weddell House for the night. g
wEsT SIDE HOME GUARD
The members OF the West Side Home s
Gaurd met last evening and selected W. W.
Pratt Chairman of the meeting. The com
pany made choice Of The following commits
stoned officers;
Captain, Daniel P Rhodes; First Lieuten-
ant VIM. B. Gastlei Second Lieutenant HO-
mer Strong; Ensign, B. F. Dexter.
PIoKPoOKETs AT CAMP TAYLoR.
A number of complaints were made at this
Office, last evening, of rObberies ct the camp I
ground and its vicinity, and we hope an act
i've and vigilant police force will be at once
established.
Mr.. s. T. Loomis, Of Psinesville, mem
Der of Capt, Dyer's company, was relieved
of pocket-book containing s25 in bills and
a number of notes of hand amounting to
over 500. He also lost masonic key stone
on one side of which was engraved masonic
emblems, and on the other an inscription
presented by h. Kingsbury." E1
The key stone was manufactured from !
gold IS piece. Mr.. Loomis thinks that the t
theft was committed in the cars by man
and woman, who, seeing he had Captain
Dyer's sword with him, commenced q "se-
cessiOn" conversation, during which his
pocket book seeded.
There were four other complaints made at
our Office before II O'Clock last night There
were several pocket books and watches
stolen. Let the police be on guard.
EKW RFLE CORPS.
We learn that Rife Company is being
formed in Geneva, and that so names are on !
the roll. a lady tells Us these soldiers are
composed of the bes. class of their citizens.
THE FLAG GUARD,
This sir foot corps obtained their requisite
number for organization yesterday. Those
having the requisite height for admission
whOlcOntemplats connecting thmsslves with
any band Of the Home Guard, will do well
to enlist in the corps. It is proposed that the
uniform be composed Of the eOlors Of the
National Flag, gotten up in chaste and
tasteful style, but which will be subject to
the decision Of the Company. A meeting viii
be held at the office of Mr.. Keeler, balcony
Of the Bennett House, this friday even
ing at o'clock. Let sir footers sttsnd.
GARlBALDI RITLEs.
The Carloads Rias Company IL organized,
and elected their officers yestsrday-Capt.,
George Arnold; 1st Lieut., Charles Arnold;
ID Lieut., Jacob DiehL Stand Of the com
pany, 50 men-all Germans.
= FRAEKLIN, April "A, 1851.
EDITOR LE4DER-Sir I understand you to
say in your last issue that the Ravenna Rife
Company, Capt. John Morris, will be sx-
peoted at Cleveland soon.
The above is mistake. Plsasesay that
the Franktin RiHe Company, Capt. John
Morris, is rssdy 10 vindicste the American
flag at a moments warning. We await or