Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-28

ThoeEoitsmenty yesterday was very much re-
duela from the day previous, but the vigOr in
the work Of enlistment was ii no wise abatod.
Scores Of the better class Of the young men Of
the city lsil valuable positions and enrolled
their names for three months. feeling this to be
their paramount duty. At the Armory Of the
GfsFs fbe hustle was great throughout the
dsy, ana .iss, evening the rolls exhibited over
two hundred names, Over one hundred and
ffty Of those met a the Armory in the evening,
and pfaetieed short time in the faeings.-
Lieut.. FraEee announced to them that be
would leave BY 3 special train for Columbus
this morning at 8 O'Clock, Rnd desired full
sttsuasnss 81 the Armory ats. From the evil
dence given in the enthusiastic expressions Of
thonen, Wo think there viii be found few
laggards or hackers out.
No organization was effected last night, the
time for preparation for departure being too
short. Thew will probably be two companies
formed Of them al Camp Chase, where they
win elect officers, and eomplste the Organiza-
tions. Lieut.. Frazee announced that he had
roosired information frOm Gov. Tod I've
judge through Mr.. Ely, a member of the
Grays, who went to Columbus to inqsire with
regard 70 equipping, 6c., that they would be
Immediately armed, equipped and provided
with every necessary, and sent forward to
Washington. There are nov at Columbus
$500 Prpssian rifles. aud 900 Enfeld are on
The way, and viii probably be there when the
Grays arrive, besides which there are com
plete equipments for $4,000 men. The sue
cess which has c3bwned the efforts Of Lieut..
Frazee and those who assisted him in recruit
ing this body yof men, is most Asttering to
Cleveland.
The company recruited by the Perry Light
IAfdhtry On Monday was composed almost
entirely Of men who supposed the cali was
for thirty days. Il was rendered for that
length of time to the Secretary Of War, to
which the following reply was received yes
terday
.ei.s Vl1 5arrae-ta WASHINGTON, Nav p.
The Secretary Gays it is not advisable to
accept eniistments for thirty days. He ap-
plaRds the spirit which prompts the affair,
and makes you his personal compliments.
-ss (sighedy E. s.sASFoRD.
Ia consequence Of this, large number
helding responsible positions, from which
atBey could not be spared for three months,
we're unable to 90, and recruiting by this
sompany was stopped. Those, however, who
could go--some thirty or forty in number
went in body to the Grays' Armory and en-
rolled their names in that company---or more
properly, battalion.
Tho Light Guards are 6lEng up their ranks
rapidly, Capt Eerins eKerting himself to the
utmost to thatend They hope to be able to
2 leave BY Tonight, and-i their success to-day
.issqual to that Of yesterday, they will doubt I
less do 50. So far the very best class Of men
Eor sfBcient soidiers haze enlisted, and the
sompany , promises to be one Of which we may
Be proud. Those who shall have enlisted up
t9a oselosk to-day axe urgently requested to
2bs present at the ArIaOry at that hour to ar
range for Organization, time Of marching, and
other necessary and important business.
FE fTHs HibefriAn Quarts are recruiting in the
Grays' Armory, and are meeting with good
sueeess.sel5s 4sr co --.
: QAGermsn regiment is also being recruited,
b and We are informed with a good prospect.
9 sFrom all parts OF the State the intelligence
Is most gratifying Of the noble manner in
RBich the sons Of Ohio are responding to
i t6is third call Of beloved country. Let not
5 cleveland and Cuyahoga county be found in
the rear.