Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
FROM ColumDuas
lSpeoIal Dispntch to the Cincinnati Gazette.1

Columns, January 4.-The SeventY-sev
enth Regiment Colonel Hildebraud has been
ordered from Marietta TO Camp Dennison.
The Fifty. fifth, at Norwalk, will 90 to Camp
Dennison next week, and also Zahm's cav
airy, now at MOnroeville.
The Board of Control of the State Bank
of Ohio decided that under no circumstan-
ces of present crisis will the State Bank sus-
pend specie payment.
The rotunda of State. house to night pre-
sented an interesting scene. 1t is said that
there are one hundred and fifty candidates
in town. The pressure is greater than upon
any legislature since 1856. In the rotunds,
while the Senate and House were in caucus,
the most active and earnest candidates were
assembled.
see that Major McRae finally settles down
at Cincinnati with his head quarters for re-
cruiting, TO fill up Ohio volunteer regiments
in service. His head quarters, wherever they
may be, do not change the service expected
of Camps Chase or Dennison, as many per.
| sons have supposed.
The proposition of She Major to rent the
Elm.s street Barracks, and the action of
Council, may be Intellectual, if the fact be
true, as stated in a report of Colonel A, E.
Jones to Governor Dennison, that he had
contracted for the transfer OF the barracks to
the State of Ohio during the war.
Governor Tod is already domiciled on
the house occupied by Gov. Chase during his
first term.
An order from the Paymaster. General has
been received here directing that Major Nc.
Dowell, head. quarters at Columbus pay all
troops in Ohio and Michigan. Major Nc
Phail, head quarters at Wheeling, pay all in
Western Virginia; and Major Larred, head
quarters at Louisville, pay all in Kentucky.
To these, ranking Paymasters, all others in
| their DeDartmentg will re mort
SECOND DIsDATCH.
COLUMBUS, January 5.
The caucus nominations are as follows:
Senate-Rhodes, of Delaware, (Rep,)
| Clerk; Loomis, of Cuyahoga (Dem.,) First
Assistant; Morrow, Of Tuscarawas (Rep. J
Second Assistant; Sergeant alarms, Sands
| (Rep., of Vinton; First Assistant Cegg
| (Bell Everett) of Dayton; Second Assistant,
Howard Harrison Dem
House-Hubbel (Repl of Delaware,
Speaker; Clerk, Kinsman (Dem.(, of Cleve
land; First Assistant, Stevens (Rep.l Of
Warren; Second Assistant, Miller Dem. of
Fairfield; Sergeant at Arms, Hedges (Rep.),
of Cincinnati; First Assistant, Chamberlin
(Dem.l of Marietta Second Assistant,
Chance (Rep.), of Starke.
The Chairman of the Senate caucus was
Samson Mason; of the House, Peter Odliu.
In the House the first ballot for Speaker
stood: Hubbell, 81; Myers, Is; Smith, ID;
Seyler 6.
The Senatorial caucus was harmonious,
but there was furry in the House caucus
AIR Flagg offered a resolution to nominate
informally and confirm or reject after the
ticket was complete. After some peppery
discussion, it passed, and at one ballot for
Speaker the order was set aside, when Mr..
Flagg declined further participation.
Mr.. Sayler, being a candidate for Speaker
| dacliuod haipcr pnoda
goat any longer, giving notice that he de-
| sired to be independent in voting hereafter
10 support or oppose caucus nomination.
| Sccording to circumstances Several othe
Democrats, including Hueston, of Hamil
Ton, were understood to occupy a similal
position.
There was similar flare-upon subssuuen
nominations, some Democrats objecting tina
the division of spoils was not equitable, bu
the boil finally simmered down, and to al
appearances the caucus will be sustained
Kinsmsn and Miller are Democrats.
The Union party is not particularly homo
geneous, and the incongruity will largely de
/. velop itself upon the Senatorial election ant
the proposition to re-district the State. Th
Republicans will then discover that conces
~. sions of tri1es now would have Injured futur
concessions in important matters. At thi
= time it is difficult for some Democrats @
Republicans struggling for power, to forge
old party affiliations. The third party in tn
r Assembly are denominated straight Demo
Gratis. They stand aloof from caucus, bu
/ have not yet defined themselves.
/ Senators discuss the propriety of appoint
!. ing their committees by ballot, in order t
: insure proper business organization, bu
7 the policy of the measure is beset with diff
h culties, so that custom is likely to rule.
. Sampson Mason, of Springfield, and Groe
q beck, are prominent for the Craftsmanship
b the Judiciary. Milestone and Egglesto
for Finance.
Senatorship not yet fairly introduce
Among those whose names will be canvasse
are Chase, Dennison, Wade, Ewing, Schenc
n Corwin, Delano, Stanton, Gr0esbeck, Do
a. sey and Ashley.
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