Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-24
Geographic 3ltMs.


Three companys of troops leave tonight for
the rendezvous at Columbus
The Home Gaurd is rapidly filling its ranks.
The enlistment at the Newport, Kentucky, bar
racks is very active, and there are now over 500
men in the gIrrison.
A large consignment of bacon for Charleston.
ria Nashville, was taken off the steamer Glen
The excitement throughout the city is on the
increase
The volunteer companies are all full, and more
men are offering than can be accepted.
BosroS, Thursday, April 49,
Eighty men enrolled themselves as volunteers
at a single receiving station between eight and ten
O'Clock this morning
The Merrimsc River Bank of Manchester, New
Hampshire, offers the State S42'O0O fer military
purposes, and the Portsmouth Bank St0,0O0
Enlisting is going on rapidly in the Granite
State.
OswEoo, Thursday, April Is.
At meeting of the 4th regiment, Col. S. r.
Bradley. held in this city last evening, their
services were unanimously rendered to the Gov
eminent.
BUFFALO, Thursday, Aprills.
Company D, Major Bidwe, commander. took
the required oath is now ready for service.
Gen ScrOggs, who recently resigned briSo-
der generllship, has enrolled company for i'm
meiiate service.
The CHEZ operators of the Eastern and Cana
da lines have been granted leave of absence for
three months military service by their respect
i've Superintendents.
NoaFoIK VA Thursday, April Is.
George Loyal, Navy Agent of this city has
resigned.
DASBrRY, Conn, Thursday, April IS.
The directors of the Papquisque Bank, to day.
unanimously voted to tender to the Government
$4,000.
CoLuxsus Thursday, April Il.
The bills apppropriating 81 900, 900 for the sup
port of the Government has passed both houses
of the Legislature unanimously.
HAMILTON, Ohio, Thursday, April Is.
The City Council to night appropriated 81 600
to support the families of the volunteers.
Capt. Rossman, with seventy-hve volunteers
leaves on Sunday night. and is is expected that a
full company of students from Oxford, Ohio, will
leave ON the same train. The excitement is great
HARTFORD. Thursday, April Is.
The largest and most enthusiastic meeting ever
held in this city was he'd here last evening. 1t
was called to sustlin the Government. With the
exception of few leading Democrats, the mass
of the people are true to the stars and strires
The Banks of this city has rendered $500 COO to
the Government for arming the troops. The
Connecticut regiments will be organized IN day
or two and prepare to respond to the call.
MILWAUKEE, Thursday, April Is.
There is strong competition among monied
men for the S2000 loan asked by the State
The Jurian Bank, a mechanic institution offers to
take the whole amount at par. A sufficient num-
Der of companies have already been rendered to
fill the regiment asked for from this State.
PExDIErox, IND. Thursday, April H.
at a large and enthusiastic Union meetin, held
here to might patriotic speeches were made peig-
fbe nf thp aAr,lp tn hp m
ion and Constitution and the enforcement OF the
laws. Volunteers are coming forward. The /
company from the county will be made up to-
morrow.
PIrTsruRe Thursday, Aprills.
An intense war feeling prevails here Bust
ness is almost suspended.
immense crowds fill the prominent streeta.
Union flags are floating everywhere, and the I
volunteer companies are all filed and departing
eastward.
Liberal subscriptions are being made for the |
comfort of the volunteers and the support of
their families.
Recruiting is still going on, although there are
more than enough for the requirements of the
State to fill the Federal requisitiOn.
committee OF public safety held meeting
to-day, and organized.
A large quantity of powder which had been
sent down the river, intercepted at Steuben-
ville it being feared it would fall into the hands
of the secessionists.
Ropes were suspended to lamp-posts last night
by unknown persons, labelled " Death to Trai-
tors"
Some assaults have been made on persons who
have expressed sympathy with secessonists.
PARIS, ILL.,, Thursday, April Is.
The citizens of this place to day formed vigi-
lance committee and compelled a shipment of hay
to the South to be unloaded from the cars The
citizens also prevented the shipment OF large
amount of corn destined for Alabaml. The
committee were also instructed 10 search the
freight cars and prevent the shipment of pro
visions South from this point.
BosroS, Thursday, April Is.
A meeting of Bank officers, representing all
the Boston Banks, was held here this morning,
when resolution adopted to loan to the
State of Massachusetts, ten per cent on their en-
tire capital for the defense of the Government
The capital OF the Boston Banks amounts to
S38, 800 900.
TxRRE HsurE. Thursday, April Is.
Two Zouave companies, and the Fort Harrison
Guards, under the command OF Lieutenant
Hamil, and the VigO Guards, Capt. Smith, left
to-day with over one hundred men elch. They
contain many of our best citizens. They are
true to their country, and prepared to encounter
the enemy without fnching. The stars and
stripes can never be wrested from them.
Two German artillery companies will soon fol
low. A cavalry company under the command of
Captain Robert Smith, leaves next week. Great
excitement exists in the city and vicinity. Ev-
erybody is for the Union and the enforcement on
the laws.
HARFIsBuRa Thursday, April Is.
Trains are leaving with troops as fast rs they
are preplrel. Lewis W Hail, of Blair county,
e.eetel Speaker of the House this morning
The Governors war proclamation will be Issued
to morrow.
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Central railroad, for Washington this morning
Seven hundred arrived to-day, and were sent
on forthwith. The Governor ordered out Gen
eral PattersOn's division.
Six thousand stand of arms are expected here
to-day.
Both houses of the Legislature met i'm conven-
ton at the hall of the House this morning, to
hear the Star SpangIed Banner sung The re
frain was joined in by all the members and the
galleries, amid the widest cheering and entllus-
asm. a song was afterwards sung in the Senate
and in both cases the members and speakers
seemed mad with pitriotic devotion. Both hOus-
Is have adjourned sine die.
CrNcrxATr, Thursday, Aprills.
The citizens of Covington and Newport, Ken
lucky, held a meeting to-day, and resolved t.
form companies of Home Guards, to unite with
the Home Guards OF Cincinnati for the protec
ton ct the three cities The report sent vester
day of the seizure OF arms 10y our police, and the
clirtering of two steamers by the city for the
purpose of searching passing boats are without
foundation. The captain OF the ste inner Glen
GOOD were placed in the hands of the police for
safe keeping. So far ~ the city authorities are
concerned, no orders have been given to prevent
the shipment of provisions to the South.
Gov. Dennson, with the consent of the Secre-
tary of War, has made Cincinnati instead OF CO.
lumbus as a rendezvous for troops.
CHICAGO, Thursday, April Is.
The meeting called tonight for the purpose of
sustaining the Government. the largest and
most enthusiastic ever held in this city. Speech
es were made by prominent gentlemen OF both
parties Strong resolutions were adopted and
six thousand dollars were subscribed for the sup
port of the volunteers until taken charge of by
the State.
ZASEsvnLE, Thursday, April Is
Five thousand people escorted Capt. Haztt's
company to the depot to night with music, FIRE
works and artillery. The enthusiasm is intense.
SrRrS0FIED, IT,, Thursday April Is.
Tenders of companies pouring into the
Adjutant Generals Office but none put down as