Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-08-29


Irish Reaiment in HamIItOn-Payment
of the Three Months nIen Of tho Filth
ReGiment = Departure of the Wilstach
ReGiment-Our Troops in Sc. LeuIs-aIis-
cellaneous,
GENERAL Lyons BODY TO ARRIvH TODAY. 9
The Committee in charge of the body Of
General Lyon, at st. Louis, delayed their
departure twenty-four hours, and therefore
will not arrive in this city till this morning
at six o'clock. Great preparations are being
made to receive, in suitable manner, the
remains of this martyr to law, liberty and
country, and it is expected that the funeral
procession will be O large one. The Inde-
pendent Rife Regiment took the initiation
in the matter, and appointed a committee to
receive the body at the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad Depot, and also to procure car
riages, &c, for the occasion.
The order of the day now is that the mill
tary shall assemble at Eve o'clock this morn
ing, on Fourth. street, the right resting on
CentTal-avenue, displaying .westwardly.
The march will then be taken UP for the de-
pot, where the body will be received, and
conveyed in procession to Smith & Nixon's
Hall, where it will lie in state during the
day and evening, under military guard de.
tailed from the different companies of the
regiment, all visitors being freely admitted.
AT nine o'clock in the evening, it will be
taken to the Little Miami Railroad Depot
and forwarded to the East.
A Committee was appointed to extend an
invitation 10 the officers of the regular army,
in this vicinity, to participate in the cere-
monies.
The flags in the procession will be draped
in mourning, and the officers will wear the
badges usually worn on such occasions. The
following is the line of march.
West on Fourth TO Mill, South on Mill to
'front.' West on Front to the depot. In re-
turn-East on Front to Mill, North on Mill
to Fifth, East on Fifth to Park, North on
Park to Sixth, East on Sixth to Mound,
North on Mound to Seventh, East on Sew
enth to Race South on Race 10 Sixth, East
| on Sixth to Broadway, South on Broadway
| to Fourth, West on Fourth to the Hall.
The columns will be commanded ny Adju-
tant General Mclean, of the United States
| Army.
IRISH REGIMENT IN HAMILTON.
The Fiftieth Ohio Regiment, to be com.
| posed exclusively of Irishmen, is now in pro.
cess of organization at Hamilton, aud will
undoubtedly be success. Michael G. Ryan
has been appointed Colonel, and G. L. Ganc
Major.
| PAYMENT OF THE FIFTH REGIMENT.
The following welcome card has beer
handed us for publication:
"All the three months men of the Fifth
| Regiment, not detailed for bridge service
and now on furlough, are hereby ordered tC
assemble at No. 73H West Third street thi:
morning at ten o'clock, to be mustered ou
of service and paid off. Members not re
spending to the call will not receive am
pay. By order OF
"Lieutenant G. LII. LONG,"
Paymaster Mathews was yesterday en-
gagged in paying off the three months mel
attached to the Sixth Guthrie Gray Regi
ment. They received pay for four month
and one day.
DEPARTURE OF THE wILsTACH REGIMENT.
The Wilstach Regiment left for Psrkers
burg yesterday afternoon at three o'clock
They are well drilled, and will render eff
cient service.
OHIO TROOPS IN ST. LOUIS.
The st. Louis Democrat of day befor
yesterday, has the following handsome com
pliment to the Ohio and Indiana troop
stationed near that city:
"The excellent order which has prevaile
among the Ohio and Indiana soldiers sine
their encampment, both at the Fair Ground
and Lafayette Park is we'll worthy Of men
ton. Among all the regiments we have no
heard of single case of disturbance or dis
orderly conduct among the soldiers, or im
proper action toward civilians. This
owing both to the general manly disposition
of the men and to strict military discipline
One day last week ten or twelve men {
Colonel Davis's regiment went for water I
a spring on the grounds Of widow lad
living a short distance southeast of the
! encampment After procuring water, the
/ were mischievous enough to pick up a fe
{ | peaches each from her orchard. The Colt
mel, on hearing of this, gave orders that 7
more men should pass into her grounds, an
: they have since procured water from
greater distance, in another direction"
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Burdsal Cavalry are recruiting aga
for active service.
= Heavy shipments are made for the Quartz
s masters Department every day.
/. The officers of Company G Highla
d Guards have opened recruiting office
1877 Vine-street.
Over three hundred men left on
" steamer Eunice, for Western Virginia, mig
e before last.
/ The payment of the troops in Weste
IS Virginia has at last commenced.