Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-04-26

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Tie Feeling 7H1agh the Countyy--1H'
People srsry'olers Loyal and Patr'-
/ otic.
! PoRrLAND, april 16. A leading
capitalist of this Sty left for Augusta to-
day, 10 tender a ban of $4,000 to the
State in behalf oI some of our citizens.
CONCORD, n. r., April l6. 1t is un-
derstood that the State Capitol Bank of
this city has tendred loan of $4,000
to Gov. Goodwin y aid in putting down
the rebellion.
Judge Upham ant Mr.. Gilmore, the
present Superintendent OF the Concord,
Manchester and I awrenco Railroads,
called on Gov. Goo win this afternoon,
and rendered to hip the free transport
alton over those rods Of any troops or
munitions Of war, fdwarded by order of
the Government froh New Hampshire,
FALL RIVER, AFil16. The Direct
ors of the Pocasse Bank, situated in
Fall River, r. |. vded to-day to tender
to the Governor of Rhode Island a loan
of $4,000 for aidig in the outfit Of
troops.
The steamer Expire State, of the
Fall River line to New York, has been
chartered to convey be Providence vol
unteers to Washingtu. She will leave
Providence on Thurday next.
New YORK, ApH 16. A meeting
of merchants in thiscity to-day voted
that a call be issued br mass meeting
of the people, irrespective of party, to
sustain the Constitution and the laws.
PHILADELPHIA, AIril 16. This af-
ternoon q mob of two lundred boys Wis
tied the residence o Josiah Randall
He brought out an American flag
They then started for the residence Of
Wm. &. Reed, when Mayor Henry start
ed in pursuit. The Chef of Police hav-
ing arrested the ringeader, the Mayor
said few words to thl effect that this
reckless spirit had gone far enough, and
he should permit no further indulgence
of it, and dispersed them. There viii
probably be no further demonstrations.
P. G Watmoughand L. P. Ashmead,
formerly lieutenants in the navy, who
resigned years ago to enter upon other
avocations, have rendered their services
to the Secretary of the Navy, prompted /
by love of the Union.
Mayor Henry has issueda proclamation
declaring that treason against the Union
will not be permitted, nor will violence
to persons or property be allowed. He
requires all good citizens to make known
every person aiding the enemy by enlist
ing men or furnishing munitions of war
and provisions.
The State Legislature have enacted a
law making any connivance with the en-
emies Of the government punishable by
a fine of $4,000, or ten years imprison-
nent.
PoTsvILLE, Pa, April 16. Seven
have responded to the Presi-
lent's proclamation. Two will 60 to
tomorrow. The citizens
ire raising funds to aid the families of
he volunteers.
TRENTON, N. j., April l6. Orders
viii be issued to the Major Generals of
he four Divisions of the State, for one
egiment from each.
READING, Pa, April 16. The Ring
sold Flying Artillery Of this place, Capt.
consisting of 10S men and
our field pieces, have received requi-
ition from the Governor. They have
eft for Harrisburg.
CARLISLE, Pa, April 16. Adjutant
by order of Col. Penrose, has
ssued a call for volunteers from Cam
'erland county.
TRENTON, N. j., April 16. The Gov
rnor has ordered a company to the
State Arsenal under an apprehension
hat the arms may be taken away. Some
hink his apprehensions are groundIess.
crowd with drum and fife are march
ng through the streets. An attack on
be True american office is apprehended,
ecause the American flag is not dis
layed. /
GREAT UNION MEETING IN NEW YORK,
outbreak Of Popular h,dignatiO''-Dem-
ocratic Newspapers Compelled to Dis