Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-24
1nE WAR EXCIrEMENT.
The Camp-Mors SeizHes-The Feeling
over the Rhine Miscellaneous Matters.

The Cdmp-Mors Seizves-Ihe Feeling
over the Rhine Miscelldneous Matters.
The camp presented more Of a military ap-
pearance yesterday than heretofore, large
number of tents having been pitched. and
other paraphefnalia of military life been in
troduced. The drill was much better-the
various companies having improved with
great rspidity. The privates do not act like
mere machines, as soldiers usually do, but
they study the drill with the same eagernsss
which characterizes the Northerner in any
thing he undertakes.
MORE SEIZURES.
A considerable quantity of arms and am.
unition for the Confederate States, on. the
Sir Hilaans Wallace, were seized at the
landing yesterday, and given into the charge
of the Central Committee of the Home
Guards.
1t is reported that a boat passed night
before last with contraband goods, and a
telegraphic dispatch was sent to Madison to
intercept it. CFi-e sans. g.
COMMITTEE MEETING.
The following gentlemen are invited to
meet at the Hall of the Catholic Institute on
Wednesday evening, the Gath inst, at half
past seven o'clock. By request of the FL
nance Committee:
First Ward-Oharles Rule, Samuel Baily,
Henry Bigger, James Walker ?, Poland.
Second Wdtd Alexander Scott, John
MCDowell, Hugh Quinn, Thos, Lowell.
Third Ward Captain II. Rogers, Thomas
Sherlock, A. W. Wright Henry A. Jones.
Fourth Wsrd- William Glass, Timothy
Cronard DR.. f. Cabill, John Henery.
Fifth Ward-J. Goshen, 7. Jones, John
Ferguson, Edward Keshan, W. G. Haipiu. b
Sixth Ward-Hugh Kelley. Thos. Dunn,
Peter LAWN, j. P. Carbery, F. P. Corby, John
Crane.
Seventh ward-Patrick Dignan, Thomas
Bradley, - Jones,
Eighth WadAJohn Boyle, John G
Kelly, James Hannah, P. Tynew, Charles
Conahan.
Ninth ward-M. o. shaughseny, J. 6.
Hanly, WHliam Wright.
Tenth WaId-Cbarles Doherty, David
RboDy, Richard Stapleton.
Eleventh Ward-Pat. Owens, Thomas
johnson, Alex. johnson.
Thirteenth Ward-Johu Tobin, NJ. Brieu,
| Jas. O'ConpCr, Edward Martiu
Fourteenth Ward Judge Mallon, P. Sui
| livap Dr. Qoinp, VIM. Dunn.
+ fttepth Wsrd-Dr. J +. McGtew, Owen
Ahern, Edward McGouck, VIM. Tobln.
Sixteenth Ward-Juhn Peters, Jas. King,
| Michael Ryan, Hugh Girety.
Seven'etnth Ward james Kirius, Mat
thew Kelly, Jas Casey.
Dr. N. Leaman, No. 165 Popular. street,
tenders his services free TO the families of en-.
| LISTED soldiers a|EEFs
/ flE THE MAoA. uHEEKs. Z
The Mac. .a-cheek S, numbering eighty fine
looking fellows from the celebrated valley Of
that name, all readers of the Mac cheek
Press, and of course very intelligent, are on
visit TO the city, under command of Capt
Dom Piatt, for the purpose OF procuring
uniforms. Capt. Piatt says his boys were
born in the saddle, and stick to that like
SpaldiDg's Prepared Glue (see advertise
ment). The Gibson House, United States
Hotel, Galt House and Walnut-sueet House
rendered the boys the bospitalities Of their
hotels during their brief visit. Who are
more patriotic than our landlords?
FROM THE COUNTRY.
A company Of 100 men has been formed
at Willismfpolt, Ohio, and will be ready tt
march al an hours notice
A large meeting was held at Avondale, ol
MOI day, and $3.50 raised for the support o
volunteers. The ladies presented spIendi,
flag 10 the Home Guards.
AT an election of officers of Minnie Rifle:
Company B, The following officers We
unanimously elected: Ava Hadlock, Gag
thin Tbos. X Fraser, 1st Lieutenant; Gee
| w H. % I h
mol nipg at 10 o'clock, at Palace Garden, an
20 to camp.
TO NACHINIsTs
All machinists capable of manufacturing
bIeecb-usOiDg rife are Iequt sted TO me,
the Executive Committee OF the Cent?,
r COmnil iltee OF the Home Guard, at the
head quarters, this afternoon, at five O'coci
r Z A. h. JONES, Committee.
The Second Ohio Regiment, in camp
HsirsbuIg, PeDna, yesterday elected th
following officers: Colonel, Lewis Wilson
Lieutenant Colonel, Rodney Mason; Majo
A. c. Parry. Colonel Wilson is our lat
Cbiet Of Police. he went through the Mel
icsn War with honor, is first class soldie
snd tul OF fight Major Parry is the wei
known Fourth Ward trainer, who was Al
jutsnt of our excellent Third Regiment.
The following gentlemen compose Il
Central Commute of the Home Guard
L ANY one wanting Information, OF havir
any to give, can apply to either of then:
Z Fist. Ward, j. F Cunningham; Secor
d Ward, J NJ Trowbrldgt; Third War
It Henry Schultz; Fourth Ward, W. E. wi
hams; Fifth Wsfd, Nathaniel BARTLETT Six
| WsYn III SnUanfh War
u John A. Hum; Eighth Ward, ). w. Bar
q Ninth Ward, q. Voc SeggerD; Tenth War
d z. Meyer, Iesigued; Eleventh Wand, A.
:, Joi es; Twelfth Ward, 3 L. Sno1gra:
~ Twelfth Ward, A. w. Gilbert; Thirteen
q Ward, David Butler; Fourteenth War
!, Vim PerJy; Fifteenth Ward Josiah Kirb
n Sixteenth Ward, G. f. Wlls,sch; Seve
"a teentb WaGd, Samuel StArtzmaui At larp
10 John D Caldwell; Mt, Auburn, Mayna
r French; PeDdleton, John Everherd; Loc
ID land. TbOs. Spooter; Camp Washiugto
d, Ihus Ssmer; Walnut Hills, W. s Scarb
D. rough; Avobdae e, NJ Greenwood; vi
n- Council, Wm. Glass, Theo Marsh; Cbanb
Of Commerce, J W. olbley, Geo Keck,
re ". Thomas, Robert Brown; Secretary, &
a. ward CIapsty.
SPRING GROVE HOME GUARD.
'r TIE denizens of the country ADJACENT
- Spring Grove met at the school-house,
: the " intou Road, last night, for the purpc
of forming a Home Guard. Jacob Burn
!, ESQ, was called to the Chair, aud
= Hunter was elected Secretary.
Mr.. Buruet delivered brief determin
a patriotic address, during which every sen
IS, ment uttered, involving the assertion q
si maintenance Of the honor and integrity
tie country, at whatever cost, was heart
'r- spplauded.