The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-03


u.soa Crrpacx-We are informed by
State Payma-ter Brown that Major cambsck
hxs been ordered 70 So. Louis, 30 that letters
should be addressed 20 him there. This no
tic stion 10 deemed necessary because many
letters are stil sent TO him al Washington =
Indianapolis Journal
Orrstpr TKxpxas Oh Tkoops.-The fndi-
annapolis Journal Of Yesterday says the repu
satisn our State has gained for the care of
her troops and promptness in putting them
into the field. has never been more striking
" attested than within the past fes days
Two Ohio regiments have been rendered
CIV. Norton, but refused, because hewas
aawilling TO give even such assent 10 the
i.npeachment Of the good conduct Of their
own State administration implied in the ten
der
Tur Nuxsxxs or TIA NV RxsIxkSu-
The following ale the numbers Of the new
Regiments now organising We append.
also, th< names Of some officers appointed
not heretofore noticed:
Twenty sixth Regiment. Col. wheatley;
Geo A Torbef. Assistant Surgeon: job, b.
Roath. Qssrssrmaster. Thos- checsmaa.
Su.ler
Twenty seventh Regiment. Col Colgrovs.
transferred from the Lieut.. colonslcy Of the
Eighth Regiment
Thirty second Regiment. Colonel Which.
(6eansn-l
Tssnty eighth Regiment. Colonel Miller.
Lieut. Col. David N. Dunn. transferred from
the Ninth Regiment.
Thirsiesh Regiment. At Terre Haute. for
The 7th Congregational District.
ThiFt, fifth Regiment. at Richmond. foI
the 5sh Congressional District wn. Grore.
Colonel: samuel W. Vance. Surgeon. Geo.
Davidson. satier.
TIiry-s~ssnsh Regiment. at New Albany.
Col ssribner--formed out Of the Ind ana
Legion.
Thirty third Regiment. a, Anderson. Col
ssesIe-sor the ilth Congressional District.
Twenty .nineth Regiment. 81 Fort WAYNE.
for the 10th Congressional District
Thirty ainsth R-simeas-sa4r, shooters.
odices not vet appointed. srcsp, Quarter
MISTER
Thirty second Regiment. a, Indianapolis.
for The sixth Congressional Dis'rirt
Thirty sixth Regiment. at rAwrenceburs
for The <,A Congressional District
1uk I'm AND l6rH RreuxSu-
n Brown. Esq. returned home Saturday
morning from Hysttstown. Maryland where
he has been employed IN paving The 18th and
lesh Indiana regiments Ths~e regiment.
have been removed from Stony Point. some
tseasy-sight miles further east. ard are On
snosd in the place shove mentioned Mr..
Bso-n sayss portion Of the sloshlas u one
OF the regiments : IN bad condition. Sons
Of the uniforms furnished Ly contractor. az.
pear 70 Be missrably put together. Ia addition
- beiag nsas Of very poor material Tn.
wants OF the regimeu, ~lii be ioekes asisr
Immediately.
The IsdiAnspolis Jssrna, 81 yesesd.,
says - there wsrs Fumors that he house. d
come Of the leading s>cs~ienisss ia tia
ely we're IN some danger Of being s<saae1
On Saturday night. l.a. the sheriff spplies
otae Governor for guard 10 profess tn.
sAseAisnsd premises Appl.estica ~ss al>,
made BY private eit-zcns The <usra "a,
ordered oct. and placed under the direcsios
Of The shersd and The Mayor o. tho ca, ",
esl'svs The S<.fs.>i css~- "a. one eth. u.
ess pal under guard
A. f~o OF three poinss daring the xf<;s !.
he crowd 70 The seos~xonlst. q, s..,,A.,
evening. the Governor met them and e.ha-,
% them 10 aispsse. and Do no violence :
The crowd readily and IN peTfees coed Ia
uor agreed IN ever case. and assured hlu
hat they bad no Intention 20 do more TIA,
AXE the ''ssesshsn tAks The oath. An.
tAis 80 undoubtedly al that Vas intended