Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-01
THE CITY.
mILrrARY MOVEMENTS.
sPRAauE CADETS.

The new corps, Sprague Cadets, met at
their armory Monday evening. Some TWEEN
tymem bers were present at drill. Last night,
we understand, they had large accession.
The old corps, under Maj. DeVilliers, is
one Of the best marching companies on the
ground at Camp Taylor. We hope the boys
will get their muskets soon, for we want to
see more Of that bayonet exercise.
MUsKETs ARRIVED.
One hundred and fifty-eight boxes of mus
kets, marked ]. H. Simpson, U. S. Corps En-
gineers, Camp Taylor, arrived yesterday
morning on the Lake Shore Railroad. Thus
nearly one-half of the volunteers at Camp
Taylor can now be armed.
800 boxes for Gov. Dennison, 81 for 1t.
Col, McCook arrived on the same train.
1t. COL. NeoooK.
We had the pleasure Of meeting this Off
Ger at West Point, two years since, where he
was instructor of Infantry tactics, and we
know of no better officer for Ohio boys to
march 10 battle under.
MILITARY ARRIVAL.
About noon yesterday, three companies
arrived on fhe C. & C. R. R., and, preceded
by fine brass band, marched up to Camp
Taylor to report themselves. Co. A, Capt.
Buckley; Co. B., Capt. Konkle Co. c.,
Capt. Hurd' They were led by Brig. Gen.
Marine, and staff.
MAGNIFICENT UNION ENVELOPES,
Of an elegant design, and just the thing for
the military, can be found at the Leader
off ,e.
REGIMENTAL CHANGE.
The Wright Guards, Co. E, of the 7th
Regiment, were dropped, to be transferred
to another regiment, and the sprague Guards,
from Huron, Capt. sprague, were placed to
fill the vacancy.
THE CoNNIssERIAT DEPARTMENT..
There was not so much cause for COM
plant yesterday among the volunteers in
regard to the provisions. The Commissary
and his assistants are doing all in their pow
er to remedy the evils arising from over
crowded tables, and are extending their
boundaries so as to make room for the men.
We hopo there will be no more cause for
comp Plai.-ty--I vazIuK tnauJ having such
g large number OF men to provide for (there
being nearly 5,OOO6 the cOmmissaries are
>tuE all in their power to have things right.
do more days, we hope, will remedy the
A few ''ttle more attention to the cleanli-
evil. a l. wants would not be smiss.
ness of the Sc -~RAL ORDERS.
GEN 70. 2, from Maj. Gen:
General Orders, n, the Ohio forces
McCleIland, commanding ct Gamp Tsy-
were received this morning
lor. 1 TO tia
Brip. Gen. ]. H. Bates is assiguAs ,Nincin.
command Of Camp Harrison near
natl. .,soi.
Brig. Gen. J. D. Cox, commands the lSs''
First Lieut.. John McclearY, 9th U. D
Infantry, and ". Neil DsnRisOn, are 10
serve as Aids-de-Csmp in the Major Gene
rails staff.
SPECIAL ORDER, No. 1O1-
GENERAL HEAD-QuARTERs,
t Ap5uTkET GENERALS SfFICk'
April %, 1851.
The State bear no par! Ii 1r,,s s entered eOts I'd
subsistence Of co .-s at.Ss Ta,,ior Tackson d
or shall enter the I. 20 - T;zst;on was reg.
Harrison, unless their ~ Head-ouarters
uiarly accepted at Gene. ,5srs.
and they marched under o. : -7;sssries. anC
Commanding officers; Com obarge, will
all parties having this matter in figidl,
bear this order in mind; as it will b,
enforced. "a
Companies now in camp and already .
cepteh, will receive an early assignment to
their regiment, but no additional arrange
menta for receiving troops into the camps
viii be at present accepted by the State.
II. B. CARRINGT0N,
Adjutant- General.
By order of the Commander-in-Chief.
ELEcTIoNKERIEG AT CAMP TAYLOR.
Military zen are all on the gla viUe at
Camp Taylor for Office. The 7th Regiment
VIII probably elect its officers to-day. The
officers to be elected are Colonel, Lieut..
Colonel and Major The candidates talked
of yesterday were Gen. Tyler of Ravenna;
Senator Garfield of Portage county; Cap
taIns De Yilliers, of the sprague Cadets,
Creighton of the 1t. Guard Company A.,
and Wiseman of the National Guards.
The non-commissioned staff will be ap-
pointed by the newly elected. ..oficers,and will
consist of Quarter Master, Adjutant, Ser
geant Major, Quarter Master Sergeant, Drum
Major and Commissary.
Surgeon, Surgeons Mate and haplain
are also among the appointments TO be made
hereafter.
CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENTS.
We understand that the clothing for the
troops at Camp Taylor is rapidly progressing
and will be furnished in few days.
othsr material such as fatigue caps, belts,
cartridge boxes, cap pouches, 90, wiz short
ly arrive, and once armed and equipped,
Camp Taylor will present noble display of
armed men.
NoRWALK LIGHT GUARDS.
This fine Infantry corps, Capt Sawyer, is
to be attached to the sth Regiment we nm
deTstand. 1t is a well drilled corps, and we
Opine VIC shall hear coed word from the
N. L.G. when they go forth to do battle for
our COuntry's Flag.
CARD.
The committee Of the Ladies' Aid Society
beg leave to tender their sincere thanks to
the Messrs. WadsWOrth, agents for eiIover
& Bakers sewing machines, for the use of
their fine rooms, corner of Bank anil supe-
rior streets aIso for their very efic lent as
sistance in keeping the accounts, aid other
wise aiding the ladies in preparing the shirts
for "our volunteers at Camp TaY' 'lor.
saB THIRD co. HONE GUARDs
This company of citizen sold iers number
sc members, from the age of so years and
upwards. They met last evening in ROuse's
Block, and Benz. Rouse, Egg, was chosen
chairman; Col. Lefangwen appointed Sec