The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-19

tho h. uVmesr . thn required force ,h?t be will
cetye his hsye a,ne .eesusa az nv era,y,adye ~
ycrr ay TO The Uu,op your deviation 20 the free
irst,tptit o. tfa- sca,''eo & ~ ~ our fathers
The leoRn = uh ? Shit oger 'eaiy extend 70 their
nshen q e. state sl their Just rights ID the full
bensnt o. nj guarantees ais spaer peithar
- 1.aps To- ioe pt-srv ion OF The Union ana the
diItso M hs.eenai Gnnof Now, oy virtue OF my
,ice; az r0Ye'R0r u tho ale Of Ohio vzu uDou vSu
10 0esl'ze yourselves iaa to,opanis and no. ~ me
thereof government orders wi, pc issued from the
pi"p'r .epa se.t Aiomilg you q Ill the details re-
ia'ue u rEsn 'ZNlNn and the mlste ing int sefvcs
The rsqnision up'n Ohio is FOR thirteen egniens for
nneoi.'e Le,soe Va nov waeed against your g,v.
enmen, oy the lnsugont States OF the Son'h Actual
bositea have commenced Ar ned resistance has nesn
successfully made by the rebe South Carolina IN the
Efforts 0, me government TO farnlsh supplies to tho
furnishing garrison 81 Fort Sumter The national flag has
been nsulted aud Che safety Sns national capita, ia
threatened fonr pair otism points to the path of
duty in ths crisis You no appeal from mo to testi
fy your loyalty TO the general government rhe const
tuition must be maintaned the Union must be
and the laws must be enforced W. DENNISON.
MILITARY ORDERS
QuARrkRaAsrRR GENERALS OFFICE
To Hrs h.ILxscY WILLIAM DxSNisos GoyKRsoR AND Coz
have the honor herewith TO submit stimstes for arm
ing troops as per your dire tons predcated upon an ex
pepditme OF four hundred and fifty thousand dollars
vz-fxtmaIe OF cost Of arming 600 cavalry 900 artI-
lery and 100 infantry allowing for the servceabe arms
owned by the State At for troops on war footing for
1000 Colts holster pistols S25-$2s 600 7o5 regular
cavalry sabres at IS 60$757 co. 1874 cavalry equip.
menH ~ 20 4v-S4 ~; GOO sets horse equpage at
$59-$39 0C0. Total, sos ,295 co.
For 900 artillery, for repairs IS cannons and car
rages, 81 600; 20 casons at S3S6-$7 100; battery
wagons at $774-$8l9o so; 8 travelling forges at
SAT- 1913 5S2 81 sets wheel harness at se7 26$ 3O4:
72 sets lead harness at $50 25$9675 $50 horse arti
lerv sabres at SO 20 s4,s77 Total, $a6,s54 so
S224, 273 sets OF infantry equipments at 81 OF
$e4 722; 222l non commissioned officers and musicians
The above estimates predicated upon the pr ces fur
nshed by the Ordnance Department at Washington. To
place this number OF troops in the field to mount tho
cavalry, provide horses for the artillery and baggage
trains, TO furnish camp equipage, &c. would require
Gum at least equal to the above.
D, L. WOOD, Quartermaster General.
GENERAL ORDER, NO. Is.
ApJUrANr GENERALS Oprcr,l
COLUMBUS, April 10, 1861.
The General Assembly Of Ohio direct the constitutional
element OF all white male citizens between the ages of
eighteen and forty five years and that the militia
be organized additional TO the regular militia. ANY ct
who shall propose to organize such company will al
dress this department, when his application be APP
proved, be will receive blank for the signatures Of his
company
order will issue for the election Of officers.
Such officers will be duly commissioned but will not be
required TO wear the uniform or perform the duties Of
the regular militia, unless emergency should require
An Of the latter force will be made by the trans
fer Of companies OF the reserves whenever such transfer
shall become necessary.
Commissions OF officers Of the militia Of reserve will
be exchangedsfor commissions in the regular militia and
rank Of such transferred officers and companies will be
assigned in accordance with priority OF organization
expedient from the urgent applications file and
manifest resolution Of the people TO govern
ment of the United States In its integrity that people
win promptly organize and report TO this department
II. B. CARRINGf0N, Adjutant General.
GENERAL ORDER NO. IA
With uncertain confidence In the people they are
called upon 10 furnish forthwith the complement OF
formed troops, which will increase the force Ohio
six Thousand efiic ent and disciplined Application
for the organization OF new companies win be made to
the department In case no general officer resides In
the district within which the proposed company is
organized. Such general officer must have Informed
himself and complied with the laws and general
regulations heretofore promulgated and all officers OF
whatever grade will be held responsible for the fam
arty with their several duties general and special and
for discipline, moral conduct and pc lection of their
command The basis Of infantry organization will be
twenty five regiments, the companies making up tho
six thousand to be assigned by the general TO
be issued forthwith Until further ORDERS
panies will consist Of not less than forty than
nifty unifoIm men, including two musicians, who will
be enlisted the same as privates.
Companies already equipped and disciplined which file
with this depaf ment the claim to bs held subject to
to be relied upo thai in any emergency the order
be issued with the practical assurance Of the force at
command.
The promptness with which such a tender has been
made heretofore s accepted good evidence that the
Ohio already organized. Is worthy the
confd 4ce and support OF the General Assembly the
people snd the country at large and that the official
doYsemeD OF This depar the State authorities
the condition OF such militia s entitled to full credit
Fl. g. DARLINGTON,
Adjutant General Of Ohio.