Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-19
WAR MATTERS.


fOh ST. LOUl3s
A squad Of forty men was Yesterday sent
to St. Louis, designed for Colonel Marshalls
Regiment of infantry, body guard to General
Fremont.
COLONEL MARK NUNDY's REGIMENT.
This regiment, now organizing three miles
up the Licking River, at what was formerly
known as Coles Garden, promises well. On
Tuesday the first company-Tsylor Guards,
of Newport-went into quarters. Yesterday
another company was added. This last halls
from Jamestown, and is commanded by Cap
tain W. 2. Egan, member of the Zousve
Guards of our city. Captain E. was in the
engagement at Bull Run. George Krantz is
First Lieutenant, and T. J. Nelson, Second
Other companies will be added in n few days.
EiFTY.sEcoND REGIMENT.
There are about four hundred men now
attached TO this regiment at Camp Dennisou.
They have received the name of Governors
Guard" The men are uniformed immedi-
ately after going into camp. All the uni
forms for the entire regiment are there await
ing men to put them on.
SHIPMENT OF RECRUITS.
About one hundred men were sent to St.
Louis yesterday, designed for the different
regiments and battalions now oE9anizing in
that city.
UNION DRAGONS.
There are now about eighty men attached
TO Captain Stevens's company of Union Dra-
goons. An election of officers will take place
this afternoon at three o'clock.
COLONEL KENNETT's REGIMENT.
Captain Rigby will arrive to-day from
Cardipgton, Ohio, with full company for
the Kennett Cavalry Regiment. They will
be-placed in quarters Immediately at Camp
Gurley, and be put under driu with all pos
sible dispatch. They are said to be a body
of stout, healthy men, well fitted for active
service.
CAMP GURLEY.
Captain Walkers Company are ordered to
report themselves at headquarters, No. 4S
West Tbird-street, as rendezvous, to 90 to
Camp Gurley on Monday next. Good quar-.
tiers and excellent rations are provided for
the entire regiment.
CALL AND GET YOUR PAY.
All three-months men Of the First and
Second Kentucky Regiments who wish to bC
paid off, will report in person at Short.
Building, on Fourth-street, between MAR
and Sycamore, on Saturday next between
the hours OF nine and eleven o'clock A. NJ.
MILITARY ARRIVALS.
Spencer HouSe--Lieutenan Smyser anC
wife, U. s. A.; Lieutenant Rittenhouse, u. s.
A; Captain Kautz, U. S. Cavalry; Lieuten.
ant Dan DemseD, U. S. A; Captain I. H
Norton, Fifteenth U. S. l.; Major George G,
Wimble, U. S. l.; Captain W. II. Boggs, U
S. A; Adiutant R. Conover, U. s. A.; Lieu.
tenant G. W. +. Kerk, U. S. A.; Lieutenant
D. Comingore, U. S. A; Lieutenant Mornings
U. S. A; DR.. Town (Surgeon( U. S. A.
Captain w. E. Standant, First Ohio Artil
lery Captain D. Kenney, jr.. First Ohio AR
tilleTy; Captain John H. Janeway, U. S. A.
Captain W. R. Terrell, U. S. A.; Captain J
Ludlow, U. S. A.; Lieutenant Oulestau, U
S; A.; Captain Drum, U. S. A; Mrs. Genera
Pope, Missouri.
PROMOTED.
John F. Hoy, Of Cincinnati, late Lieu
tenant in the Guthrie Gray Regiment, ha
been appointed Lieutenant Colonel of thu
Third Virginia Regiment, now stationed q
| Clarksburg.
PAYNAsTBRs.
William H. johnson, Esq, and CoIone
William G. Terrell, lately appointed Pay
masters in the Army, will enter upon tn,
discharge of their duties at once. Both thes
| gentlemen have been long connected will
the public press, and each has made hi
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