The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-26
War Items.

The Bedford Press says: 1 ne 5Oth 2egi-
rneut. Col. Durham, arrived here on las.
Thursday. and took up their quarters az the
Fair Ground. Our citizens provided them
With good warm supper, which they de-
soured with avidity. They have received
new tents and are Ia hopes they will receive
their uniforms in few days. as mary OF
them stand sadly in need Of them.
The regiment has upwards Of 500 men. and
moro are arriving daily. We are informed il
viii be full IN less than ten days. when il vii,
be ready 10 march. 4 finer body Of men
than the 5o.h. in our opinion. is not 10 be
found anywhere. and We may expect 10 hear
good account OF IL when IL arrives in "DK.
ie'siand." Col. Durham is beloved By lis
whole command. and We have no douh, will
make an excellent officer.
John W Jordan has been appointed Ma
jor ofthe 18th regiment. Col. McMullen. at
Richmoni. Major Jordan i a thorough nil
itary man. aud will make Al excellent OF
Ger. He was the unanimou. choice Of the
regiment.
The 4sth regiment. Col. Reed. from Fort
Wayne. arrived in Indianapolis on Sunday.
ard pitched their tents on the ground north
Of the Terre Haute Depot. This regimen.
Is armed and partly uniformed. and viii be
ready Ia few days 20 SO into active service.
Il =
A solder Of the 3lss regiment died on the
wharf boat las, Wednesday. His remains
were escorted 20 the de7os. BY the a3J regi-
meat.
Twenty three wagons aud ninety hcrscs
for the 42i regiment cane down on the Ls.
ansyille ana Charlottesville railroad las, Wed
ne.day night. They will proceed to Herder-
son Immediately.
Major Israel vogdes. Who was taken pris-
oner By the rebels on the occasion Of the at
tseh Of Col Billy Wilson, regiment on San
a Rosa Island. Is q grand nephew of Mad
Anthony Wayne Of the Revolution. Col.
Hsynan o. the New York 37th. a cousin OF
Major vogdes. Is also grand nephew Of the
Revolutionary General.
Gen. Anneke. a Prus-ian Officer. and re-
Gently from Switzerland. who has rendered
his military services TO the Government. has
been appointed Chief Of the Indiana Arsille-
~ b. Gov Morton. 0cn. Ann q i one Of
the frst artillerisu In the world. lie 10 a
refugee from bis native land and was furnish
"a with means hv his friends in this country
toreach New York. for the purpose oftak.
ing position in the Federal Army. His pre-
ference was Ger an appointment from lndi-
ana--as his commission must come from a
S.ate-and out ofrsgard for that preference.
has been given the position above stated
The Brigade Of Geo. Nelson. eve thou
ssnd strong. left Cincinnati on Sunday even-
Ing fov Louisville. Kentucky.
Colonel Walker Irish Regiment il 20 be
Transferred 10 Camp Joe Holt a, Jefferson
vile. where they purpose 10 Gil up Ia shors
time. They only want two hundred and
kng. They are armed saa equipped ia
rood myls.
Minnesota has four resissents in he Geld.
oas on the Potomac. two IN Kentucky. AID
one a. Fort saelling. Be~ide- this. that
State has contributed eve hundrel mea q.
warts regiments in Wisconsin aud Iowa
ISriASA Avp 0Hio.--Irdisra has Ia Ken.
sucky uinesesE regiments OF .afsniry. tares
companies Of cavalry. and s~o bss,sFiee 81
srtiIierv. add Ohio sixteca regiments.
Eight hundred kegs Of powder. fOE he IT
senai. ere rcceis>i over tie tefersorvsn.
Railroad On Saturday laa:
Eight ca loads OF horses. Asd seven ca
iosf- of~@sons were shirpsd from Indian
sPoli- 70 Eeusecky. b the IndlAnapoli, ar
gs1srsossslle ro..s
firrscaros has sert nearly 500 volu,
teess - ne var.
TIE louisville Deussrss. o. the "a iu.,
tay<
The MAJOR Andsrscn ell bs kere al
n1rrinr frorn Circiarsti stir 4 hassery o
thirteen Guns. lear caissons. cos h1ndre
ard thirty seven horses. eigh.een mules. O.
ss1dred and forty nea sn1 shrse thos.s..
porrts o. AMMUNITION.