Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-21

Lato War items.
special Dispatches to Cincinnati CommeTcial.l
COLUMBUS, Sept 10.
By reports at the Adlutant Generals Office
70 day, 1t is shown that there are now ten
additional regiments In Ohio, with muster
rolls complete,
Gen. Mclaughlin, Of Rlchland, has an or
der from the Secretary of war to raise q
regiment otcavalry,
WAsHIsuToS, Sept le
McCunn, eX Colonel of the 39lh New York
Is ordered out Of town under penalty OF heing
put In irons Since his court-martial be has
abused Mcclellan uns lntedly.
Gentlemen from the East say the change
In the Western Department seriously checks
enlistment aad the National Loan. Free
monts proc snation and the Maryland ar
rests gave both great impulse.
Fremonts friends cay there we're two
plans to capture Pillow and Memphis frus-
tratet By orders from Washington.
IEDIANAPpLfs, Sept. IS
Governor Morton arrived home last night,
from St Louis found dispatches of an i'm
portant character avail ing him. In less
than an holr, everybody connected with the
Departments, were at work; guns, smmuni-
tiCn, &c, were packed up, and at an early
hour, Governor Morton, Lieut. Col Wood,
of the regular army, together with a portion
Of his military family, took special train for
Jeffersonyille.
The Home Guard military companies and
regiments organized have been ordered to
hold themselves in readiness to march at a
momeats notice.
The following dispatch from General Rey-
nOlds was received yesterday:
GEN. REYNOLDS TO GOV. MORTON.
"ELKWATER, Sept. l8
& 10 GOvernor o. H. Horton;
ave have driven the rebels from both our
positions, killing near one hundred OF them
Col. Kimballs command Fourteenth Ind, J
was twice surrounded, but he repulsed them
with great gallantry and small loss to us.
GSignedl al J. REYNOLDS"
Especial Dispatches to the Cincinnati Gszette.l
CAIRO, Sept. ID.
party of Ave or six scouts out from
camp at Fort Jefferson, encountered body
o rebel cavalry to-day iAree miles below
/ Ellioft's Mills The rebels fired on them,
driving them into camp.
Reports from Paducah represent the rebels
fifteen thousand strong advancing against
that place.
The citizens have allleh. Our troops are
in hourly expectation Of an attack. Later
information, however, dispToves the correct
ness of the report regarding the advance Of
the rebels. ~
FRASKToRT, Sept. 10, 1861.
Resolutions enlarging the powers OF the
Military Boards were passed to-day, and TIE
board are busily engaged in arranging mill
lary matters.
A regiment viii 500 be in camp near this
nlace for the protection of railroad bridges
&c.
Six-peund guns and eight hundred small
arms left for Louisville this evening.
new Military bill will soon be passed
calling out the militia and arranging the
whole military organization Ct the State.
From the Louisville Democrat OF Thursday
GEN. BucKSER ATTACKS LOUISVILLE
A full confirmation OF the treason of Gen.
Buckner has already come TO hand. he is
now at Muldraughs Hill, at the head Of Tenn
essee troops, to attack Kentucky, and more
especially Louisville. Our informant tells
IS that the Tennesseeans have stolen enough
rolling stock to transfer 50 900 men within
-welve hours to Muldraugh's Sill, and that
semiy expect an attack at once. This in
rmation was received from Mr. P. Monte,
Louisville The engineer and bragesman
Eho went down on the express lsst evening,
escaped by swimming the river, and alter
Yards taking hand car.
They arrived here about three o'clock last
evening.
Buckner has sixteen hundred men, and
occupies the nights al Auldraugh's Hill, and
has burned and destroyed, to the full extent
of his ability, all the property In the neigh
borhood.