The New York herald., 1862-09-05
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From the Cincinnati Gazette sept 81
EXCITEMENT IN THE c1Y DrNNo yE>rEaDAy-TcraL sUsFgS
BusiSys-toYAIry THE C.rtzlNs--spgxrY FOR
NATION or LARGE ARMY.
III accordance with the proclamation issued by Major
General Lew. Wallace and Mayor Hatch, all business,
with tho exception OF that OF druggists bakers and
grocers entirely suspended. IL of,en hoppens ha!
thd sohfcn az dincs dt1edg TO te SraRdg terrible,
ctosr oQadnace beconies, to great eS aires,d its
smosing krr0rs. This is especially With regard
Che declaration Of marital law in tn city Descriptions
OF other cities while martial law had led 10 sti
pose that the declaration world be followed by a
general descrtiou of the streets and an appear
a,ice Of universal gloom everywhere though
something dreadful, though gEdelned, had nlp.
pcne but the facts as they actually happened show
this tuppcson peculiarly laacious. The trs "a uyye
e,00ssd 70 ali dcy, teid Of misery atpa,,ng
ersyy coeffenancs, erry pdrt,c tariy sbd
Indeed had the much to be desired and desevedy cee
b ated monnium been saddeBiy and xpsctsdly
Rursied The ic1u dc could not hare bea teter ptedse
From ,he General aprearapcc oi the streets ,rangcr
would have imagined that The celebration of popu
aar holiday was the cause q such crowded thof ugh
lsses. Sacb person road ot hare ildai hai
se'atiocuc snsmy pds r,dly alp,od 5 oes hoaes and
hrsa,eaiug The ertterics II our CITY.
THE rTcIosI REGULATIONS
bong TO the effect that 10 vehicles save those
an government service should be allowed op the
st, eets, the consequence was that The city
seemed very quiet. We were glad 20 see that, on
accom- Of closing cf all the d,lnA sa,oons d.
eEss mih Tess prcraten han usual, IN fact,
member or SO ing but three inep iatcd pesoa yesterday
The street cars running o'clook the
hour the police force commenced dui! a Provost
guard The rules 20 keep crowds from the cor.
to intercept all wagons ether vehicles not belong
ing government, and TO far possible that al
persons enrolled IN tier oa,ds for Me dfnc Of the
city
During the day large numbers Of citizens assembled at
designated points IN their wards formed themselves iuto
companies, elected "icegs anu went Immediately 10
work dr ling Some OF the wards turned ont sever al
companies each The drilling carried indus
trously and had been well drilled before the
evies soon presented as soicrike an appearance
possible tor unarmed and cnrniicrued men.
Gen. Lew. Wallace and his stn were busy throughout
the whole o the day, aud every thiag was done that
could DC devised for the safety u the place. The follow
Tan srAsY op GENERAL wAuAY.
Col J. g Hstner Jr, Aid dc amp aud Cniei Of staff
Capt j. Troth. Aid.de Camp.
Capt. IT, B Soo, Aid-de Camp.
Capt. 4. " StaIhope Aid dc Camp.
Can't. James Thompson, AID de Cailp.
tnpt. A. 5. Burt, Aid dc Camp.
col. J. V. Guthrie, Volunteer Aid.
Major Denuison, Volunteer Aid.
tapt. Titus, Volunteer Aid.
J. j. Hrrserson, Volunteer Aid.
= G. Belman, Volunteer Aid.
MILITARY AMI
number OF rrocanntions fromHhe Mayor and orders
from Gcnca oil Commanding we're published we,ncs-
day baving -cieretcc prime ay ta good order VI the
thy and Of tho citizens we're dlre,ted
when organized ~ proceed " CoNngton and report u
ecu Guthric. Implements and Subsistence provided
them ~ TINT point.
cigr,r ACTIVITY rBv military sUIhnRrms Is covsoros
The excitement IN Covington yesterday WAS intense.
III compliance with the order OF General wallace all bust
ns was SUSPENDED, and the people generaly repaired
the arnores aud other pisces for the pursose Of drilling
A niisfy DAY fmGSr.
Tooovernor ot the STATE has authorzed Amos Shnkls
gsq 10 oro,aise all ge Hoe,s Quarts regiment. OF
wh ch be the colonel The regiment j. ended 10,
thuy days service IN kentucky, aud the moD VII receive
the same pay, &c. regular troops Al enrolled citzcns
will bc formed into companies " one hundred
ni,n and {, armed or hone dsfeHcs. The captains d
Home Guard companies req 4estc1 TO report g. Col
Ants shinke This morning, at nine o'clock, al the Office
the Provost Marshal tth street. The citizens viii
meet at the Union Arniory aud city Hall, We docm n
unnecessary call upon the people out Tor they
are already thoroughly aroused TO the oanser winch
srcnaccs them and evinee burning desire drive the
Inv Idgr from soil.
BusNEss SUSPENDED.
The Mayor Issued the following proclamation yes
torday:-
MAYORS OrYIcx Z
Cry or CovfyG1oS, Sept. 2, 1862. I
In accordance with the proclamation OF Major Genera
Wallace, hereby proclaim that all business must b.
ispnded and houses closed at nnc clock A. NJ and al
fluIor houses must be closed az four O'Clock A. NJ
InsIcuy constitute and appoint Captain amos Shink,
Aud his company special police force TO carry out tn
above proclamation until further orders.
The citizens are hereby ordered to assemble at thei
various PLACES Of enrolment this (Tuesday) morning
isn oc5ck organize themselves for military purposes
JOHN A. GOOiSoN, Mayor
THE UTMOST ANXIETY Kxsrsp
eetcrday hear Of the progress Of the enemy along h
~ or the railroad. Tesgraphc communication wa
sit ~ constantly with the odcc at boyas station u