Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-13
WAR MATTERS.
rAMr DICK noRwINn.

CANT DICK CoRwINE.
Colonel Taylor's Regiment Of Cavalry,
now organizing at Camp Dick Corwine, is
rapidly filling up. There are now between
two and three hundred quartered there at
the present time and the Colonel has as
surances of other companies, which will
swell the number in camp to a good round
sum. The men are busily engaged in drill
ing every day.
SHIPMENT or TROOPS TO ST. LOUIS.
Quite a large number Of troops were
shipped to St. Louis, yesterday afternoon.
The men, as they marched down Fourth
street, presented good, healthy appearance,
end were remarkably jovial. They were
classed as follows: Ninety. four men, under
Captain Thrall, for Colonel Wright's Mis-.
souri, Regiment; one hundred and eighteen
men for Colonel Morton's Regiment; thr-
teen men for CAPTAIN Hiokenlooper's Bat
terry; oil d seven for Colonel Marshalls Regi-
ment of Infantry, body.guard to General
Fremont.
PAID OFF.
Companies G and of the Fifth Ohio Vol
unteers were paid of, yesterday, by Pay
master Howard Matthews.
COLONEL MUNpY's KENTUCKY REGIMENT.
This regiment will soon be under head
way. Colonel Mundy has secured the
grounds formerly used for Coles Garden,
three miles up the Licking River. There
will be several companies in camp during
the coming week.
FiFT1ETH REGIMENT.
MessIs. Bloom and Hogan, recruiting
officers for Captain Tice's Company, are pro-
crossing finely. The company is designed
for Colonel Ryan's Fiftieth Regiment.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Company @, (Irishb Colonel A. s. Piatt's
Regiment, now at Camp Dennison, is nearly
full, commanded by Captain Miller-First
Lieutenant Grace, and Second Lieutenant
7. Lawler.
FIRST VIRGINIA CAVALRY.
Captain Nat. Kinsey, of the First Virginia
Cavalry, is in our city recruiting. His camp
is situated on an Island opposite Wheeling,
Va, to which point recruits are sent imme-
diately upon enlistment. Captain Kinsey is
well known among our citizens, and no doubt
will meet with success.
LOOK OUT BELOW.
We are informed that Captain Thomas and
a gentleman well known among newspaper
men are about TO submit plan to the Gov.
ernment of gun-boat, which can be useC
for batering down levees and will be proc
against sinking by being struck with sho
below the water. line. If the matter prove
a success, we can say to our Southern friend
"Look out below
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Captain Woods Company, numberine
seventy.seveD men, arrived yesterday from
Portsmouth. They are intended for service
in Missouri, and left last evening per Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad for st Louis. The
men generally are hardy, and well able t
stand campaign.
APPOINTMENT.
John L. Young, Eeq., Assistant Superin
tendent OF the House of Refuge, has beer
appointed by Major General Fremont, Quar-
te1master of his Body guard, with the ranl
of First Lieutenant.
ARRIVALS OF OFFICERS.
They arrivals of military men at the no
| tells does not seem to diminish. They are a.
| follows:
B,rnet House-Major. D. Taylor, U. S. A
| W. Brinton, U. S. a.; Lieutenant Colone
| Nell, Second Regiment o. V. NJ; Lieutenan
| J. s. 0strander, First Missouri V. NJ; r. W
johnson, U. S A.. Captain A. W. Hall, U
s. A.; Major D. McCung, Camp Dennison
Captain W. T.. Scott, Camp Dick Robinson
Lieutenant Geo. F. Eaton, U. s. A.; Majo
S. NJ. Hewitt, Thirty-second Regiment o. V
R. II. Bently, Quartermaster Thirty. secon,
Regiment; II. NJ. Hewitt, Thirty secont
Regiment; Lieutenant G. NJ. Baiiy, Indiana
Gibson House. - Lieutenant S. Aiken
Camp Holt Lieutenant Colonel @. LII
Long, Camp Hamilton; Captain L. Forney
Thirty fourth o. V. NJ; Colonel ]. A. TulleJ
Twenty second o. V. NJ; Captain 7. Andel
son, Thirty. fourth o. V. NJ; Lieutenant ,
T. Moore, Thirty-fourth O.V NJ; Lieutenar
W. H. Carpenter, Thirty-eighth o. V. NJ
Surgeon J. L. Neal, U. S. A; Captain G.
Taylor, Major @. A. Lunton, Adjutant Fran
Evans, Captain o. Woods, Lieutenant S.
Gray, Forty ninth o. Y. NJ; Lieutenar
Chas. Wallace.