, 1862-07-21

that march of thirty hours would bring !
item TO the suburbs of Cogington. These i
conditions, together wia, the uncertainty |;
which Involved the fight at Cynthiana, aud !
the fugitive reports That many who vent
trcu this city and Newport to assist our Ken. :.
tucky friends had been slain, ,created q turmoil :
end confusion which Was never before wit- !;
L. E8ed hire
The earliest reports were quite gloomy, and
veil calculated 10 excite apprehension. It |
vas stated on the authority Of railroad con-
ductor on the CoEipgton and Lexington rail-
road, that after the Unionists Of Uynthlana
had surrendered On Thursday evening, the
rebels fired two ,yolleys into the company
all Of ttem. This statement rau through
various notifications during the day, pro-
dncirg more or less excitement aud distress
During the afternoon 1t was more sasiafActor II
stated that Captain Glass had stood by his gun
appeared It was also reported that our loss
II killed and wounded was about thirty, butit
l. impossible to ascertain whether this IL re-
liable. We understand that two sons Of D1uiel
Wolf. Of Newport, were killed, and . son Of
VI Constance, brewer, Of the same city, Gas
No. $, Of this city: vas also captured. We
rra asume that the 12-pound howitz-r and the
fcnr firE department horses, which vent from
this city, were cap.ured BY the enemy
Meantime hope 11at Cynthiana had not
SURRENDERED was inspired By di-p4sch re-
e. iyed IN the 1nornitg By united States Oar
t. rlnaster Captain Dlckerson, asking Tor more
s:tns and emnunition for cur ferces at Cfc-'
t1'ians. But Capt. D. euspecting that Nor
gan VAS attempting something STUART tusti-
Tut. inquiries and was soon satisfied that the
II QUESTION was bogus.
Meantime the mayor received dispatches
which CAUSED him to summon the Wind4fd
r!ti. Tor du3y. but there proved to be no oc-
casion fer them. The streets we're full Of ey-
CITED people, all discussing the news, and all
1,s-, because there was no head Doz3ns OF
ysung men were sticking offices to recruit for
Temporary service, but appropriate arrange
nt nts had not then been made to aceom1o-
date them. Some desired to know for what
lergth OF time they would be required to alb
TO learn who would provide for their fsuilics,
aud nobody was authorized to give any salts.
fhctfrT anBW.r.
After dinner, application WIS made for vol
uDtetrs to protect the G. & L. railroad, the
people Of Cogington declining to leave the
city, under 6uppo:igion that their services
would be required at home, but there was no
organization prepared to respond to that OF
any other regusition.
Meantime Lieutenant Colonel Sydney Bur-
hsnk, Of the 18Th O. s. Infantry, stationed at
Newport Barracks, was ordered to take mill
ta1y command Of this city. As soon as the
fact was published, public excitement vi5lbly
subsided, aud there being now promise OF or
ganfZn1iOn, confidence Was restored Upon
assuming command Col. Burbank published
CINCINNATI, O., Jnly 10, 1861,
!. Pursuant to instructions received from
the War Department, the undersigned hereby
essumts military command Of the City Of Gin
cipDati.
a ~T N.,H, 1..L1 FOR
U. s. A., are 2ppoiated aids and assistants.
BE- Be M1especteda5a SIC I'd. s. BuR1ASR, "
{I12ut: Colonel 18th Infantry.
Order Eo..2 Nre&ts all officers of the volun,
teer sest9e in City, not On duty, TO report
to The military c8mmandant-
Many persons being under the impression
that the city was not properly provided with
| arms, we inquired, and found that adequ ste
| provision had been made in this respect
! There were more arms than there we're mer
TO take them, and there was more artillery
ammunition. People were also anxious ab mi
the big guns around Newport and Covfugton
Those which were back Of Newport are at tht
Newport barracks, and those back Of Gov
ipgton are dismounted and the carriages ar
under the control Of the United States author
itlts, 60 that they could not be turned against
us in any event. Those on Price's hill hal
been stuffed with cobble stones and sand, bu
they were cleaEed for duty yesterday.
The District Military Committee aud Cit,
Council both met during the day aud dit
Eh;cb ;s fsncrtoa ~ anotho-no,rmn
At n;eht. excitement was still 1,iob. I'M
| nern1e Terp ,oora fennerata th2n thev var
in the morning. After reasoning among
Themselves. they seemed satisfied taat MOI
80 ~ T;nn;nnat{ aenac;o11g sao sa n 10
,,ndersfnos +hot |mrsD;tt ~ +ham fran ~ I'ar
ins,on and Fankf,,ft had bcs11n: At min
o'clock last night it was the opinion Of judi
eious military men that Morgan had alrtad
begun to retreat, and it was hoped that wit
good management his gang would be capture
or dispersed.
Under the circumstances, 1t was ditficul
for Col. Burbank to accomplish anything ye:
terday.- But AL militia forces which repo1
| Themselves will be used pro tenp0re, as occ:
sion demands.
Prominent citizens strongly recOmmen
that martial law should be proclaimed, assign
: ing pt culiar and forc'ble reasons therefor
and the subject Was taken under adyisemen
1t may he proper to state that the Mayor Gale
5 upon Col. Burbank aud proposed to 6urrendt
, al military control to bis direction.
: l., Until a late hour in tue evening, the eugln
oonses ana me usual places lot ware meel.ns
80 ex,qo1,ad far sa;aa 1nc ~ f5a tan u;
regiments If Home Guards. Some recrui
J. | we're also procured IOr Lue LATCt JeATo seFf1c
CoEl6gton ana Newport were mnch mo
+h s,,+;nin,a5 =,
/ serions nreoarations we're made to repulse
e The people Of the latter city were afflicted
+ agonlzps pp1shens1ons concerning tne
nnr;u, n the Az sev"rai "r nro1o;neny a,1e1
IS secession Eympath;zcrs were arrested, iuclu
8 irg the Mcssrs. Winston and J. T. Haila
s9: ss osea'.1 " ,at,ai ant % ~ auose ei''e9
i r.11 eop r auI,,,-v 1,1n 80 49, ToI I17urcrp.
1o.1,c1.1
NorrcE.-A1l Companies organized mud o
cered for service, whether IN this State
I'm Icy ~ "a -i1ent Hn spd neter 1o ,ns u5on
ID portiug @ ~ in T. person to Msior Burbank, CO
le nauder, No. Sc, Masonic Buildings, Tn
~ street.
= ~ ,9 "a e. 1asme ao tn snn trnnns - I'LL Cd
ut They viii receive fhe same nav as troops
e eauized for the var, and be subject to
~ ~ same resutasfons, ana must report tnemsel
le 'e1 wy n1d'r - ~ .n1 Evernor nou s
60 GEO. b. WRIGHT, q. III. General
r. OUR OWN DISPATCHES.
~ Especial dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
Ca1zo, july 10, 1856
~o,o, ra,a boo ,.oar ,nods n,o, tto "
1T c1. 49, . -
~ ~ Of Henderson, by. AS the steamer Ne"
~ ~ came down On Thursday. she Was warned
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