Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-15
WAR MATTERS.
COL. KENNErT's REGIMENT.

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the morning and one o'clock afternoon the |
men have what is termed mounted-drill. |
Dress parade takes place every evening Mt
five o'clock. The men are progressing finely,
and in their maneuverings on horseback ex-
hibit at the present time proficiency sur
prisipg for the short time they have had their
horses. Camp Gurley is Immediately ad.
joining the Wesleyan Cemetery. Persons
wishing TO visit the camp can take the street
cars near the Brighton House, and ride to
Cumminsville. ....
CAMP KEEToN.
This is the name Of new camp near Mays
vile. Colonel W. P. Israel has been commits
stoned to organize a regiment aud has Sc
lected the above place as his camp. Extra
inducements are offered to volunteers and
we doubt not the Kentuckians will soon fill
the regiment.
COLONEL TYLER. 4
The public no doubt remember the arrest |
Of Colonel Tyler, an officer of the rebel army,
some time ago, on Fourth-street. He was
sent to the Newport Barracks, where for
few days glimpses of the traitor could be had.
1t was afteTward announced that he had been
sent to Fort Lafayette, but such was not the
| case, and Colonel Tyler has been prisoner
at the Barracks up to Sunday last, when he
was sent East under guard.
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
| llbul6uhuJ W OluSt vi Iu6 DbN6nloChbh
Ohio Regiment, now in Kentucky, arrived
here yesterday for the purpose Of procuring
eighty thousand rounds of cartridges-sixty
thousand for the common musket and twenty
thousand for the Enfield rifes-and also for
| oTercoats. r.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THR FORTY
FOURTH OHIO REGIMENT.
This regiment arrived in our city this
morning at an early hour from near Spring
field. The men were Immediately placed on
the steamers j. s. Pringe and Conetpdgo, and
are now on their way to the Ksnswha.
CAMP FRAZER.
This camp is beautifully situated on rising
ground, about half mile from Cynthiana,
Ky. There is fine drainage, plenty of water
and shade, and is in a neighborhood unsur.
passed for pleasant scenery. Colonel F.
Vandiveer, Lieutenant. Colonel Long and
Major Boylan, regimental officers of the
Thirty. fifth Ohio, are on the best Of terms
with the people of the neighborhood, who
come into the camp freely, and the Union
ladies supply the officers table with liberal
donations of every creature comfort. Colonel
V. is very prompt, watchful, courteous, and
has, as well as his officers and men, estab-
lished himself on excellent footing with the
citizens of the vicinity. The people will re-
gret the order which will remove the Thirty
fifth Ohio from Camp Frazer.
''RlCHARD EVERETT"
Colonel Edward Z. Cross, formerly travel
ing correspondent of the Times, under the
nom de plume of Richard Everett, is in COM
fmand of the Fifth New Hampshire Regi-
ment.
IMPORTANT FROM HEAD QUARTERS.
Adiutant General Buckingham, in order
No. SO, says First Lieutenants will not be
hereafter appointed, except on request of the
military committees ofcounties. All parties
desiring appointments are recommended to
send their papers by mail, and only to come
in person after their cases have been acted
upon. H' u .- n1 A
The excessive use of the telegraph by par
ties who correspond with the Department,
involves an enormous expense to the Govern
ment, and must be discontinued. Hereafter,
Geographic communications to any Of the
State Military Departments must be pre-
payed and the bill may be presented to the
Adjutant- General of the State, who will re-
fund the charges for such messages as he
shall be satisfied were of a nature that could
lot be transmitted in time by course of mail,
: and were of sufficient Importance to the pub
lie service to justify their payment by the
Government.
NUMBER OF GERMANS AMONG THE CINCINNATI
VOLUNTEERS.
The Volksblatt of this city, finds fault
1t says:
"The DAILY PRESS said, few days ag ,
there are 1000 Germans among the troops of
Ohio, now in the field. If Ohio has 49, 900
: men abroad, we claim for the Germans at
] least $4,000, and will state to the Press that
this city alone has among the regiments or
ganized over 5000, as follows;
: "Sixth Ohio Regiment, Colonel Bosley,
| 200; Ninth Ohio, Colonel McCook, l,O20
Tenth Ohio, Colonel Lytle, 300; Twenty
eighth Ohio, Colonel Moor, 900; Thirty
ninth Ohio, Colonel Groesbeck, 2Oo Forty
seventh Ohio, Colonel Poschner, 600; First
and Second Kentucky Regiments, 400; Hot-
mapn's Battery, 100; Pfau's Dragons, 80.
Total, 3,8OO."
In addition to these there are several hun
dred in other regiments organized in this
city, the Turner Regiment, and the four
regiments in Missouri, Fremonts Battery,
Willich's Indiana Regiment, &c. These
taken together will make over five thousand
Germans from this city.
! LEN HARRIS REGIMENT.
: We learn from Dave Thomas, Sutler Of
Len Harris Regiment, who arrived here last
e evening, that the regiment is in camp neal
t Oympian Springs, and within sixty miles o.
the rebel army. The men are in good condi-
ton.
= LETTERS FOR KAYAwHA.
Shptdiu DiOduWCllj vi Iuc -lUuIt
Ohio Regiment, leaves tomorrow for West.
ern Virginia. All letters left at No. l3 Wa
) ter street, before ten o'clock tomorrow
morning, will be safely delivered.
MILITARY ARRIVALS.
n Gibson Hoase.-Lieutenant-Co Colonel O. H
8 Long; Lieutenant OBriau, U. S. A; Cap.
9 tain j. G. Writer; Lieutenant q. l.. Olds,
: Seventeenth Ohio; Lieutenant @. W. Fisher
. Captain B. G. Howard, Captain J. r. Good
1 man, Thirty-seventh Indiana Regiment
: Lieutenant r. NJ. Goodman, Thirty seventh
. Regiment; Captain Ward, Tenth Ohio; Lieu
? tenant j.. j. Ennis; Captain j. W. Free
Thirty-frst Ohio; Lieutenant F. Evans
q Thirty.seventh Indiana Regiment; Captain
: o. A. Lawson, Captain O. Ii. Wing; Lieu
y tenant F. Olmstead, Fifty ninth Ohio; Cap
tain j. NJ. Newkirk, Forty fourth Ohio
:. Lieutenant H. Hooker, Lieutenant MAJ
!, Koerner, Major Conclein, Lieutenants W
II Owen and G. I. Berkeley, Captain ]. H. Knox
j. Boston Guards.
a BroGdaody HOteL.-Lieutenant ]. Williams
J.. Camp Nicholasville, Ky; Lieutenant Cutter
II Cleveland, Ohio; Adjutant O. B. Harrison
j Fifty first Ohio; Lieutenant O. A. Barton
d Thirty. ninth Ohio; Lieutenant Squire, Fifty
ninth Ohio Lieuttnant j. II. DeBruin anC
n Lieutenant. ColonelD. VIC. Loudon, Seven
|. tieth Ohio