Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-29
Chnrl,, H Gro,penor e.

Charles n. GrosUenor eramined-Ques
Etlou06iute what Tou know about thia caae,
AnsWef-T assisted In arrestinR Young on
the 2sd Of April. We searched bis room
and found p beggage but . dirty shirt.
The prisoner said he hal sent his baggage
away the day before. The prisoner had .
bub die Of letters In his possession, Of
which was from Governor Pettus, Of hissis'
sippi; one from Senator Green, OF Missouri,
md third was from l.. p. Walker, whom
lYopBa described as being the Secretary Of
Wav for the Southern Uontederaey.
CThe letters were then examined and iden-
tilted, but IS they have not yet been given
to the Jury, we can not state their contents.]
h When Young was arrested, he remarked
that the three letters in question needed ex-
PLANTATION. They twere,P said be, written
before my quarrel with JEFF. Davis He
further remarked that Walker had offered
him n commission, and be had accepted IL
and that If JEFF, Davis had given him the
position be wanted, he would have been in
The South now; but he had been treated
badly, and he came North, and wrote an
article for the Cairo Gazette, which he ex.
hibited.
This was published lone time since, and
is abusive Of the Secessionists. This wit.
ness was cross examined, but nothing new
was ELECTED. ~ Pr
Marshal Sands was called, but his testi.
mony was unimportaut. Court adjourned
till to- day at niue o'clock.
GENERAL 0RDERs.-The following General
Orders have been issued by the Adjutant-
General
HE~ADouARrBRs o. NJ. y v. NJ,
ha4r-Y,- Hw-r-uvf, ntFr3nn .H L
l. aGat s Columbus, o., May 28 1861. J
gTbeluniform Of the Militia Of the Reserve
viii be IS follows: q. Ff' asI
FOR oTFtcERs. p 'i
Dress Uniform-0hio State Regulation.
Service Uajform-The same as company
adding the appropriate undress badges o.
rsnk. Officers may exercise their option 81
purchasing only the service uniform a
PRESENT. .-g- -lg tr4 sfI-W
FOR PRIVATES.
Cdp-Fatigue; color, gray; visor, straight
black welt or cord in seam of crown and up
per edge. of band.
Coat ouave jacket; color, gray; stand
ing color; regulation cut.
The jacket will fall four inches below thC
belt being cut away from the lower button
having sufficient spring to fit the hips ant
back snugly, leaving full freedom of actor
to the limbs. rwa. .'i W-
Cuff, collar, and jacket to be trimmed will
half inch black braid, set back half al incl
from the edge. Army buttons, medium size
three on each cuff, and five in front, button
ing from the top down to the belt.
Trousers Same material as coat, will
black welt or cord in outer seam.
Shirts-Gray, with two bands of half incl
black braid running down the front, tw'
inches apart.
Sergeants and Corporals will wear th,
usual badge of Office, made of same braid a
the trimmings of the jacket. ii gIsy y p
This uniform can be procured at a pric
ranging from 81 to $40, according to quality
of material. A sample uniform will be de
posted at the Office of the Quartermaster
General, and a cut of the same will be givel
in the second edition of the Book Of Stat
Regulations, now in preparation for issue.
By order of COMMANDMENT Chief.
H. B. DARLINGTON,
Adjutant General.