New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-20
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ALBANY. Friday. Apr

Gov. Morgan hHs been repeatedly telerraphed to-day
10y citizens Of New.York to send forward large nnm-
bsls Of troops bat the authorities at Wasiuron have
re4ut sted him to wait for further directions.
AUBURN, Friday, April ~, 1861
An immense meeting Of citizens was held at the
Court House in this city this afternoon on the sui co:
Of national aliairs. MAYOR Humphrey preriiod
Speeches were made by Gen. scgoine MaycI
Humphrey, J. NJ. Pomeroy, and others. Grea, en-.
,husiasm prevailed. subscription paper WIS started
in the room for the benefit Of volunteers and their
families. Over $1,000 was subscribed on the spot.
D,SSmLr, ". y, Friday April ~, 1861
General Fullerton las gone to Albany TO Offer the
services Of tie 18th Regiment. The military Grill
ing every night and are ready to march ct moments
notice. The Union sentimen, is s'rong All are for
fight
HuDsoS, Friday April ~, 1861.
large and enthusiastic meeting OF the citizens Of
Hudson without distinction Of party was Led here last
evening. Speeches were made by Lieut. Phillip for
nery Of the United States Navy and other prominent
citizens of both psrties Volunteer Company WIS
Organized, who will Immediately offer Themselves To
the General Government. The greatest euthn.iasm
preyailcd, and any sacrifice will be made 10 preserve
the Union.
OGDESsEuRGH, Friday, April 10, 1851.
An immense Union Meeting was held here last night.
The Hon. John Fine presided. Speeches were made
by Attcrney-Gencral Myers ID. Magone, IT,, X. w.
Jrdson. the Hon G. T. ITnlbur the Hon. j. C. Spcn.
GER Tire Hon. :. n. Sherman, H. X. James, and I. II.
Blosnan and strong Union resolutions were adopted
and the StarSpangled Banner sung bya chorus OH
voice. Great enthusiasm prevailed.
ALBoy, Friday, April 10, 1861.
Io,,o 81 ,,eatiuu held her,
evening. The Cout-House war densely crowded, and
men of all political parties participated in the proceed
ings Mr.. Boswell =. Burrows presided. Strong reso.
luions sustaining the Government We're unanimously
adopted; eloquent and patriotic speeches were made
by the Hon. Sanford l.. Church, the Hon. Noah DAVIS,
ir., j. H. White and o. 4. Burns. A Committee were
appointed to organize company OF volunteers. Tie
band struck up TIE Siar.Spanged Banner, when the
whole audience joined in singing closing in tie wildes
enthusiasm.
BNcnANroy, Friday, April 10, 1861.
very large aid enthusiastic meeting If all parties
was held here last night at Firemens Hall 10 approve
Of the action Of the Government in the present criss
II was presided over by the Hon. Daniel y Dickinson,
and addressed by him and msny others. Strong and
snirited resolutions were offered and adopted unar-
imously. The s'ar.srsngod banner was Suspended in
the hall and vociferon-ly cheered.
4 Company of over 80 volunteers has been formed
here.
An imposing Union demonstration was made here
to-day, by the employees Of the "SIarr Arms Com
pany. The stars and stripes were displayed from the
factory, and 81 guns fired. large delegation OF eth
zens marched TO the company shop with banner and
music. Union speeches made by the Hon. ID. s.
Dickinson and other prominent citizens. Mr.. Diehin-
son leaves for Newiork, to speak at the Union meet
ing tomorrow.
ErNiRA. n. y, Friday, Apil 10, 1861.
Last night the Southern Fire Rifles" Capt ii. I.
Hoffman, one of tie best drilled companies in the State,
held a meeting and unanimously volunteered TO oner
their services to the Government. The Government
was Immediately notified Of the fact by telegraph.
company of l3j young men have also offered them
selves, and new company, comprised chiefly Of irish
men, will do 30 tomorrow.
1.-THE excitement here is intense. Gen. X b. Van Val
kenburg was in town to-day, making preparations tor
the reception of eompse. thai will be ordered TO rem
dezvous here.