The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-16

DISPATCHES Bs rnE w-rERs UNION INA.
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Progress of the Rebellion I!
Senator Doasia. aud the pr-.i-
dent an Council
Douglas seiA Sustain fAs Administration
THE REBELS To DECLARE WARE
Menaces to the Federal Capital
THE MILITARY SPIRIT RIFE
UNION FEELING IL BALTIMORE.
SIC ESSlON FLAG MAILED DOWN.
Increment Of Troops.
Evacuation OF sumter.
THE FORT AGAIN ON FIRE.
Organizing the Army.
THE QUOTA OF THE STATES
The Feeling i'm Indiana.
The Hoosiers ALI a.
TENDER OF TROOPS To TIE
GOVERNOR
MICHIGAN FOR THF UNION
The Old BaJ state Responds CheefiI,
TWO REGIMENTS ALREADY ~
THE FIELD
soldiers al the Mexican
Rally lo the EfaGf
The Old fsnJ N.htc KespOnds htefiIs
TWO REGIMENTS ALREADY IN
THE FIELD
soldiers al the Mexican war
Rally to the ffaEf

Northern District OF Ohio
Effort. are stili making 20 concentrate a
formidable military force in anu around
Washington. 70 be prepared ior all emerg,n.
nies
Information continues % DO received from
private .ources, Of secret plots in Per ols OF
MARYLAND and Virginia having IN sie~ the
seizure Of the public property, and even the
persons OF the highest officers Of the Govern
ment Though these accounts are not gen
eralls credited. they are believed in official
quarters. and hence the precautionary move
ments At all events, they are considered
necessary TO one knowing ~hat turn events
nav take during the prevalent excit ment---
The roads and avenues leading to Washing
on are closed and watched.
WASHINGTON. April l;.--Senator Douglas
.llei on the President he had an interest
ing conversation on the present condition Of
the country. The substance Of il was on
the part OF Mr.. Douglas. IN while he was
unllterAbly opposed 10 the A m / ration on
an its politicd issue lie was prepared to
sustain the President IN the exercise Of all
his constitutional functions 10 preserve the
Union and mlintan the Government and de
lend the Federal Capital. a firm policy aud
prompt action were re ,essary. The capt Il
and all our country IL in danger and must be
protected at all hazirds and at any expense
Of men and m 'ney.
He spoke OF the present and future with
out reference 10 the past. Mr. lincoln was
very much grlt,fied with the eryiew.
Official adyices from Montgomery indicate
hat the Confederate Congress on re assem-
bling will al once declare war against the
United States IL Is believed that in the act
OF de lsration. distinction will be made be
tween alien friends and alien enemies. The
former including the border States and such
citizens of the North as oppose a coercye
Administration. All obligations 70 tins class
are a. much 20 be respected as though In
times of pc ice.
WAsHrScroS. April l5-Ten District Of
Columbia companies have thus far been
mustered into service. Sixteen IN all are re-
quired.
The number Of federal troops here about
amounts 10 6DO.
An offer has been made TO the Urea sury
Department ut Montgomery TO take the
whole loan of the confederate Suites. So,
900 900. as par by parties in New Oriel
George Y. Slnders has telegrsphei the
following dispatch to Dean Richmond. Au-
gust Belmont Mayor Wood and others
One hundred thousand mercenary soldiers
cannot occupy and hold Pensacola. The en-
tire South is under arms. The negroes are
strengthening the military. The place will
be quickly conquered. Northern Demo
Gratis standing with the Southern people. will
no, be held responsible for Lnc)ln's acts
State sovereignty i fully recognized. Pro
tect your social and commercial ties by re-
Ssst;nr Black Republican. Federal aggres si0n.
Pennsylvania. by her lie gislature. should re
,,sdiate the war action. The commerce OF
Rhode Island and New jersey Is safe when
distnynishable. Host your flag.
81 nd GEORGE n. SANDERS.
When MAJOR An erson's quart r. we're
burning. Gen Beaure ard sent offers Of as
.istancc before the white flag was sent up.
senator wigfsll received the sword o. Ma.
/ ior Anderson and returned IL 20 him The
I feet j. still OF Charlie ston.
The following l. the form Of cal or re
spectise State Governors for troops issu
through the War Department to-day
Sm,-Under an act Of Congress for calling
o,t the Militia 20 execute the Law. OF the
Union. q suppress insurrection. repel inve
sion. &c. approved Fcbruar, 2-th. ll91.
have the honor 90 request your fxccliency q
cause 10 be Immediately detached. from The
Militia Of your State. the quoti designated
IN the table Selo~. 20 serve a. Infantry OF
Rihemcn. for a period Of three mon'as, o.
sooner II discharged Your kxcellency VII
please communicate the time about which
your quota will be expected at IT. rendezvous
a. il will be met. a. soon - possible. ~ ~
officer or Officer. 20 musser Il into the ser
vice and pay Of the United States. At th'
same time. the oath of fidelity 20 the Unite
states will be administered 70 every office
and man The mastering officer vii be m
siricted 20 re ,eise no man under the rank o
commissioned officer who h, IN year.. 81
parenslv over is OF under ~. 90 Who \ no
IN physical strength and vigor The quot
10 each State i ~ follows.
Maine. New HAMPSHIRE. Vermont. Rhod
Island Connecticut. Eelaware. Arkansas
Ni.higan. Wisconsin. Iowa. Minnesota. ON
regiment esch. Massachusetts,. North Carr
lima. Tennessee. two regiments each. Ne'
York. seventeen regiments. fenissy wanna
sixteen regiments. Ohio. thirteen regiment
New jersey. Nary.and. Kentucky. Missouri
four regiments each Illinois and Indiana O.
rarments each. and Niyxinin three reg
menfs.
Il ! ordered that each regiment shall Goa
s;st On an aggregate Of ofhcers and men Z
30 The total thus - be oallei out i -
sqf men The remainder Which cons itus
the 400 men under the Presidents proofs
mt "a eA be compossi o. troe7s n th
District of Columbia.
Hon John Cochrane has Offered Governs
Curtin ffsy thousand dollars. of the loan a.
thorizei bs Penn-ylvanis. % arm and ecu
the troops ordered by that state A deieEl
ton Of Pittshurg merchants have msds
Similar tender
NV Yonx April l4.--A1rices from A
hany state that tsor. Morgan wili q. moTfo
issas call for : 600 men for tie assistant
q re Futsfsl Government
A private letter from Gov Curtin. %
promneas c.firen 81 Ner York states N
: be can hsxs ioo 600 Psnnsyls Aniaus in " a.
1 ingtoa Clsy IA q hour. n renulfea
Z >tw iosx. Arrii ls--Ths Times CO
!. respcn.ieps says the War Department y .
: gAse1 N esscnlafins the quota Of troops
sicA Safe Ns~ York all BE satitisi
tea regiments.
Ne detailed policy rslstve % the -sicsu