Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-12-03
Movements of Troops.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF REGULARS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF REGULARS.
Last night fourteen hundred regulars, con-
sisting of detachments from the Eighteenth
ard Sixteenth Regiments, arrived in our
city from Columbus, per Little Miami Rail-
road. They were Immediately transferred to
the steamer Telegraph No. 3, moored at the
foot of Ludlow-street. They are in charge
Of Colonel Darlington, of the Eighteenth,
aud are well provided for winter campaign.
The steamer left the wharf this morning, be-
tween seven and eight o'clock, towing two
barges, on which was the camp equipage, the
whole en- route for Louisville.
MORE TROOPS FROM VIRGINIA.
The steamer Allen Colder, direct from
Charleston, Va, having on board about two
hundred soldiers of the Thirteenth Ohio,
Colonel Smith, and number of the Seventh
Regiment, on furlough, arrived at the wharf
last night. The boat is now at the Coving-
ton wharf, awaiting the arrival of the re-
mainder of the regiment, which is expected
to arrive this afternoon.
We learn from the officers that General
Rosecrans' head. quarters is about to be re-
moved to Wheeling. The weather in the
mountains is extremely cold, but the soldiers
are we'll clothed and do not suffer unneces-
sarily.
THE GUTHRIE GRAY REGIMENT.
A large number of the Guthries are still in
our city, and more are coming. This morn
iug q squad of forty came up on the mail
boat M0jor Anderson. They report the great
est dissatisfaction possible existing in the
regiment, and the men are greatly demoral-
ized. What the final result will be we can
not say, but we hope, for the sake of the
regiment, General Buel will consider the
efficient services rendered and hardships en-
dured by the men in the Western Virginia
campaign, and after collecting the regiment
together, overlook this sad affair, attributing
the cause to natural impulse.
FETY-sECoND REGIMENT.
A squad of men belonging to this regi-
ment are in the city from Camp Dennison.
They are accompanied with the regimental
band Menter's-and will remain here for
several days, with q view to stir up recruit.
ing. The men are clothed in uniforms, such
| as are given to all enlisting in this regi-
ment, and we venture to say no body of men
ever recruited in the Buckeye State have
been or are so well cared for. A general re-
cruiting meeting will be held tonight at the
Fourteenth Ward Armory, on Plum-street
between Seventh and Eighth, where the
detachment from the Fifty. second will Civ,
military drill. Captain Menter's Ban(
| will be present to assist in the harmony o
the gathering, and speeches will be madt
both by soldiers and civilians 1t is Colone
Sargent's intention, after remaining here fo
a few days, to take tour with this squaC
through the country.
TENTH REGIMENT.
Up to twelve o'clock to-day the Tenth i
not itself again, but like
-"E1plosive corruscations
Ofheterogenous thoughts, at random caught
| And scattered lib q shower OF sh0otlng-starsI
That ends in oblivion"
Files of soldiers were busy this morning
hunting up the Carnifex heroes, whereve
they could be found. The material of whic
the Tenth is formed has q tendency to stim
ulants. The boys were stimulated at Carni
iex Ferry. They have been, since thei
arrival, stimulated here. A majority of th
stimulated Carnifex warriors have not de
parted from the faith, and are now stimu
lated into oblivion. They are scattered
Carnifex muscle can be found in any saloor
The steamer Izetta, with few Carnife
conuuerors, is at the Covington whar
When the bloody Tenth" from Carnife
will leave we can not say. We have bee
informed the oblivious and scattered Carn
fex "bummers" will be on their way to Louil
vile tonight. Perhaps they will.
We would suggest the spreading aroun
among the men an announcement that theI
is Carnifex Ferry" on the road to Nast
vile, and if every man is not in LouisvilI
within twenty-four hours, we are much mi
taken.
i The Tenth has had glorious season wit
their friends and they are now needed
Kentucky. Do not lose the good opinion
you have gained. Let the cry be, ITO Nasl
vile and hey ond."