Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-15
WAR MATTERS.
TROOPS GOING WEST.

The shipment of troops, yesterday, was not
very large. Not more than fifty or sixty
transfer tickets were issued, and the men
were in small squads, intended for Colonel
Wrights and Colonel MarshalPs Regiments.
ANOTHER NsTALLMEST.
A number of men, under Captain Cham
berlain, will be taken to Camp Gurley to-
morrow. They are designed for Colonel
Kennetts Regiment Of Cavalry. The men
now in camp are actively engaged in drilling
and preparing for active service. Yesterday
a number OF arms for the enforcement of
guard duty was sent to camp.
TIE OLD ORPHAN ASYLUM.
The companies lately qusrtered in the
above place have been sent to camp, nothing
remaining but the men intended for the city
battery. They are under Captain Hsyman,
who drills them daily. The guns intended
for home defense and used in drilling are the
brass rifed guns furnished by Governor
Dennison.
Colonel A. e, Jones, commanding is busily
epgsged in altering rooms and fitting up
apartments, for the accommodation of com.
panies of soldiers which may hereafter be
quar,eIed in the building.
A powder magszine is also being erected
in the back part of the lot. We are pleased
to notice the changes and additions, as it
gives us at least a safe appearance.
WELL ARMED.
The Fifty-second Regiment, now organiz-
ing at Camp Dennison, will be we'll armed.
The flank companies are to be furnished with
MiIie rifled muskets, and other companies
with muskets rifled by Miles Greenwood.
The regiment is filling up satisfactorily, and
will be commanded by Colonel Lew. Wilson
if the War Department will accept his resig-
nation.
CLOSED.
Captains Helrell and Smith, of Colonel
Harris's regiment, have closed their recruit
! ing offices in this city, their companies be-
| ing filed.
| CAMP DICK CoRwINE.
Divine service will be held at the above
| camp this morning at half-past ten o'clock,
Rev. G. H. Peirce, Chaplain, officiating.
COLONEL TAYLoR's CAVALRY REGIMENT.
| This regiment is filling up very WE'LL; daily
accessions are made, swelling the number in
camp to about four hundred. There are a
lumber of men attached to the different
companies who will be in camp during this
week. The following are the lists reported
by the captains Captain Ricker's Company,
one hundred and twenty men, Captain
TrounstiDes, sixty-three; Captain Curtis's,
fifty. six; Captain NortoL's, forty five; Cap
tain Hays ss, seventy one; Captain Crawford's,
| ffty-seven; Captain Hyde's fifty-four; Cap
tam Fees, thirty-two; Captain Paschalps,
| twenty four.
The Regiment will be officered as follows
Colonel, W. H H. Taylor.
Lieutenant Colonel, Thomas 7. Heath.
First Major, Fred. Sherer.
Second Major, to be filled.
Adjutant, Joseph Hobson.
Chaplain, Rev. @. H. Pierce.
MILITARY ARRIVALS.
| The following are the arrivals of officers in
this city since our last issue:
BuTnet House-Captain S. A. Flagg, St
Louis; Lieutenant Colonel Beck, St. Louis;
Captain Louis Gottschalk, St. Louis; Captain
T H. Manter, First Regiment of Missouri
Volunteers; DR.. W. H. Pyle, do; General G
T. Thomas, General Andersou's staff; W. G.
Thompson, U. s. A; Colonel S. Robinson
Sixteenth U. S. A; Captain George E Love.
joy; Colonel E. Sloo, Illinois; Captain ]. S
Budd, Camp Hamilton; j. F. Sanders, Assist.
ant Quartermaster, Camp Hamilton; Lieu
tenant L. F. Dougherty, Camp Hamilton
Major D. W. McOlung, Camp Dennison; Col
opel ]. 7. Croxten, Camp Dick Robinson
Lieutenant Alexander S. Burnet, Chea
Mountain Pass, and Captain VIM, Holt, Chea
Mountain Pass.
Gibson Houae.-.Major VIM. Wallace, Fif
teenth o. Y. Nj Captain G. W. Calver
ment; Lieutenant-O Colonel j. II. Turley
Twenty. second Regiment; Lieutenant A
Brown, Twelfth Regiment o. V. NJ; Captai
T. X. Smiley, Thirty fourth Regiment o. '
! NJ; Lieutenant Colonel A. NJ. Blsckmar
Forty. ninth Regiment; Major L. Drake
Forty. ninth Regiment; Captain W. 3
Pugh, Seventeenth Regiment; Lieutenan
j. D. Hollopeter, Forty ninth Regiment
J Captain G. E. Lovejoy, Forty ninth Regi
/ | ment; Major R. W. Thrept, Forty mint
: Regiment Colonel W. H. Gibson, Forty
, ninth Regiment; Lieutenant D. w. Cough
, ton, First Regiment Artillery.
CAPTAIN c. W. ANDERSON.
The old commander of the "Crockt
Rangers" Captain Charles W. Anderson,
in our city, recruiting for Colonel MARSHALL
5 Regiment under General Fremont Captai
A. is we'll known, and will, no doubt, secuI
, the services of a number of Cincinnatians.
. .. fcoMMUNIcATEDI
To the Editors efthe Daily Press:
Let me cell your attention to the Fiftiet
: Regiment. We are recruiting for il in Cir
l cinnati, and our hope is that it will equ
1 the Sixty. ninth New York and the Tent
e Ohio. We have four recruiting offices in Il
t city, to which we earnestly invite all of OF
country men to come. If there are any amor
them who can come, and who have MAJ
d themselves rich in America, whereas
: home they would have been day y-laborel
q let them remember that the only securi
n for their children is to maintain this Cons
e tuition, which has made US citizens and the
It Americans.
! 10. R. M.-The Grand Council of L
a Independent Order of Red Men met in Bal