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CHARLESTON, April 1.-THE alarm was Civ
5oon e gaa eua ~ H. {aSught as u
attempt vas making By the Federal troops On
the war vessels to land at Stonn, but I learn
incorrect.
Tae label is taking in provisions.
ter. The fire has been extinguIahed, but it il
necessary to, cool off the. magazines. These
are very hot, and they are afraid to open them.
lest they exp1ode:by ventilation. One hun
drsd and twenty hafrels Of powder Ii Jet In
the magazine --5-
SECOND DISPATCH
CHARLESTON, April 16-A general order Of
Gen. Beauregard was issued Sunday to the
derson be allowed to evaeuasE on the same
terms he asked before the surrender. Gen. B.
compliments the troops Of the Confederacy
for their bravery, and for the brilliant succeaa
which attended the hardships and pr3vat1ons
in reducing the stronghold In aazze harbor. He
says the feat Of arns was very great, comp1i-
ments the gallant defenders Of Fort Sumter,
says they only executed the orders Of their
Government, and conclddes BIZ ordering the
return Of the ehota firedf
The city was unetcited.
It was rumored that salute was fired IN
honor of the British Consul, and that Great
"
A salute WAS fired when Ma1 Anderson left
the Isabel to 60 aboard the Baltic, in which he
and his command are now on their way home.
Capt. Foster sent d note to the city, addressed
to his wife. saying he would meet her in New
York on Thursday.
There are many small boats, which remain
with the feet outside. All have muffled oars
| and oar locks. Great curiosity Is manifested
| to know how the horses on board will be
| used.
Fort Sumter is now occupied by two COM
panies, the Palmetto Guards aud Capt. Halo
ways company. There is no officer Of high
grade in charge. Maj. Ripley Will probably BE
| stationed there. Worknen are busy clearing
away the wreck Of the burnt quarters Of Fort
! Sumter.
Companies ere encamped all around the
! city. 4 land attack is prayed for. The Caro-
l1nians want to have mortality list In the
next engagement. 5000 men are now under
| arms.
The news Of North Carolina seizipg her
nevis from Virginia is considered hopeful.
| CHARLESTON, April 16.-The fleet stopped
three vessels coming in, and afterwards per-
mitted them entrance. It won't interfere fur
| ther until orders from Washington. It Is es
| timated that there are about ten thousand
troops in and about the city, and more arri-
wing. Beauregard says he can get fifty thou-
sand in this State, and declines offers Of 1egi-
| 1nents from Georgia and Alabama
Good authority states that there IL no doubt
| thas England and France will reeognike. the
| Independence Of the South soon. The 'tIsabel"
| Just come aud reports Federal feet eaifed, &C.
enmpanied by the Baltic with, Anderson on
/ board
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S1. EREJfS.

Our special dispatch from St Louis sets
at rest the rumor which prevailed yester-
day, that the Secessionists had seized the
great arsenal at St. Louis. The arms are
still in possession Of L. S. officer who is
true to his f1ae and his oath.
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NORWICH, CT, April 18.-Gov. Buckingham
has issued proclamation calling for yolun-
teers to rendezvous at Hartford. The Thames
Bank of this city has rendered 100000 to
Gov buckingham, and the Fairfield Bank has
offered $4,000.
NEW HAVEN, April 16.-The Mechanics Bank
Of this city this morning rendered to the Gov
ernor s25,000 for the use of the State in sup
porting the National Government.
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ILLINOIS.

STERLING, Ill, April 16.-The most Intense
excitement pervades the en'ire commuufty at
the news of the conflict and surrender of Fort
Sumter AL party feeling is overwhelmed by
the universal spontaneous outburst Of ratrI-
ottc devotion to our country and our country's
honor. To night VIC meet to organize vol
nnteer company.
crates great excitement Men all parties,
as general thing, are fully in favor of sus-
tanning the laws at all hazards, and will fight
for the stnrs and Stripes.
DECATUR, H., April 16.-The war news ere
ates great excitement here. A large and en-
thusiastic meeting was held last night, Sew
elal speeches were made by prominent men
Of all parties in favor Of upholdlpg the Gov
eminent in maintaining the Constitution and
oglesby is beating up recruits. Quite nun
Der have already volunteered:
MEsDorA, III April 1a.-The Wat news was
RECEIVED With feelings too deep for utterance.
All agtee that the Government must be sus-
tanned at any sacrifice. Mendoza is not par.
tfcularly noted for demonstrations, but viii be
found ready to do her part Of the work. =.
CA1Ho, ILL.,, april 46.-The war news creates
little CT no excitement. Business IN financial
circles Is Bon1ewhat paralyzed, and all anxious
u await the final settlement Of the question
distracting the country, Many declare them.
selves unwilling to take up arms against the
South; while others express q determination
to sustain the Government at whatever cost.
La sA1LE, April 18.-The war news creates
profound sensation. Party lines are lost sight
Of. The Union sentiment absorbs every.
thing, and Democrats and Republt
cans alike unite in support of the
Government. Military volunteer companies
are organizing in various towns in the county
f1%-k1 T.
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HDEGEIVERS:=OF- G>RAINs-
E6 !Frx4knt bills en IN; Gfata seon8txued 70 Eaa
Eouth: R7nch ElsVztar Of tho &, B. @ r. R+WM be
Naha 1t our o1ace pn to4 ceEeF q south Water ard
: ceIsata VIII Be {a4usd for the Ea1ae.
7; ;-Rp1eet9 1w.t: -:%~ ARAQUH. DOLE CO.
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: New OR1EAss, April 16th.-The market is
depressed by the war news. Lintoln's war
proclamation was received with no astonish-
ment! Everybody is highly pleased and the
people arc resolved to maintain their position
at al hazards. Two more volunteer compa*
nies left tg-day for fensscola, and the rest
unteer regiments are forming throughout the
Stats. Thirty three desert sTs from the Fed
eral army havs .1anded at Fort jackson, leAv.-
Ing u months, pay behind, 50 anxious were
they to join tbs Confederate armJ..,~@
!: The steaznahtp Lecompte, 'henes for ghreve-
cargo tota1 loss. Passengers sayed. Boat
valued At il, goo, Insured for IL 600 IN Cinein-
pntl.5 ~; =; 49, T.. ~ : =. =
:: :. The Galveston Escitlian, says that Tho fdea
that there ii my cuns.d de1able number; Of per.
Sons: disposed TO agitAtc the question OF Union
3n Tszas, u entirely erroneous. Ths steamer
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MANCHESTER, N. H, April 16-New Hamp-
shire will respond promptly to the call OF the
President for troops. The requisitlon has not
been received yet, but as soon as it is, Gov.
Goodwin will take prompt and active meas-
ures for complying with It, It is not proba-
Bile that an ezra session Of the Legislature
will be called. The State will undoubtedly
tender two regiments to the Government, in
stead Of one, as requested BY the President.
CoscsRp, N. &, April t6,-New Hampshire
responds to the Presidents proclamation, aud
viii furnish the troops required. The Con-
cord Union Bank has rendered loan Of
1000 to the Governor, and all the Directrrs,
with the Cashier, agree to contribute 300 each
to the support Of such families Of soldiers Of
this city a5 may fall in defending the flag Of
their country.
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HLHACElt1H y 0ISu31aI14AEL Z y -
tT NTBUHr On a{.t3 after; Wednesday, -Aps1 18th.
al plnaibus Vl regularly tRlce q dag e Sfaee.
lAnN Cenetsr7, co3peepn2 with The NQ5th EAles&o
nibas tosanect Ie4fe Cafk strest hrtdga 1t Y&H =.
*. md 433 E.M Through tasa e1Eht csnta. 1texets
T,sYhA hni {th4 cu1dncfols.
Ai4IAF - IH0S4 A. Bt34<hNi fEBt-AfQt~ :
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LAWRENCE, Mass, April 15.-0ur city gov
eminent, this morning appropriated Il, 900
for the benefit Of the families Of those who
volunteered to defend their country's flag.
Bosror April 16.-The bark Manhattan,
which arrived here this morning from sayinah,
had secession flag hoisted. a crowd proceed
take It down aud hoist the stars and stripes.
BosroS, Mass,, April 16-Thirty companies
arrived, 200 strong. The Governor Of New
Hampshire's requisition for troops will be
iilled in a week. A steamer has been char.
tered to convey Rhode Island troops to Wash
ington.
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INSURE YOUR :FURS FROM
i + MOTIFS bs leaving them 1t our Stnre
3.3:::s NO Ills LAKE 1TR REEr,
They will be hacked in such manner c5 to rtaueT
. them inpsrvious TO MOTH e dampness. and insufed
ffom al damage or loas ReceIpts given md charges
low. >=:.'-"';-. j. 4 SAi4A &.EO.Y
+. 1p7Tt1y HAtE1s and Euf11efss
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GLOATS SEWING MACHINE.
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VIE PUBLICLY CHALLENGE MACHINES
OF ANY AND ALL OTHER MAEUFAC
TURE TO DO AS LARGE 4 RANGE QF
OF WORE IS CAN EASILY BE DONE
ON THESE MACHINES.
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ITO The GROCERY TRADE
-. - gs1tlsuan who has been connected with tho
esle and retail branches Of IT. wlshe1 situation Most
tats factory references will be given Address box
$500, Chicago F, o. apl7xst
CHIP AHOY.-Wanted to pur-
~ ehase sailing interest ia vessel by an expert
enced man. Good reference given, Address Box
25l8. Chicago F. D. apl71st
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4 Beo Ltne for the Southern Army. !:
Fonr KnARnEr, April -capt. Bee, en-
route for South Cafpllna, accompanied by
Capt Stone, on leaya of sbsenca, 3 Z. Wand,
euttler, all from Fort Laramie, arrived hero
yesterday evening, and left to-day: sit u :un-
derstood here that Capt. Bee W1A join The
Southern army; - =. = $3.50 "a r.
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. aMfExrn1s, Tenn, April 15.-rhere is m in
tense excitement he-a to- night, and q tremen.
dons meeting is being held. 20. :,
Memphis Is oat.of The Union There are no
Union men hare, .~> :: -
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NonFo1K, April 16-0ne hundred guns
were fired here, and there is great rejoicing
over the fall OF Fort SUMTER
An order has been received to fit out the q.
8. steamer: :Merimae immediately, and to tow
out all wHr vessels from the port. - 5:-~, j,
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BALT1MoHE, April 16.-Goy. Hicks thinks
that Maryland should maintain the same posi.
tion as heretofore; that she should protect
Federal capital aud Government property, and
stand by the Constitution and tbs Union. En-
listmeuts are rapidly progressing.
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sT. Loun, April 1s.-lt is understood that
Gov. Jackson will refuse to comply with sec-
, 1861-04-17

TROY, N. r, April 16.-A great Union dem
onstratfon took place in this city last night.
The meeting adjourned in a body to Gen.
Wool's residence, who responded IN stirring
Union speech.
BUFFALO, April 16, F. M.-Mil1ard Fillmore
made strong Union speech, saying, we must
all stand By the Constitution.
ALBANY, April "A telegraph was read in
the Legislature stating that the crowd IN New
York city compelled the Herald to hoiet the
American flag. That paper is now out for the
Union.
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:: new. YoRK, April 18-Qnatations Of .ytf-t
gfnia money 15@23 per cent. discount: Chic
ia discount Missouri 1o@15 peF cent. t1ts- o. :.
rntnf =. --5+.s sSa:" = = t+sss
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WAsHserox, April 18.-John c. Baum is
appointed Postmaster at Cincinnati. -,
The President has appointed for Baltimore,
Henry W. Hoffman, Collector Of Customs
Vim. L. Marshall, Surveyor; Francis 8. Goch-
ran, Naval 0dieeri Fred. schl ,, John T. Mer-
idith, Charles P. Montague, Appraisers; Wash-
ington Boniphapt Marshal for Maryland !;
Cape Vincent, n. 7. andrew Stevens ID ap-
pointed Collector at Manned, O.; E. T. OIL
phaat, Associate Justice, Washington, ,Territo-
"; Pennsylyania Indian Agent for: Upper
Missouri Agency /; Joseph 3 HOFFMAN, N. T.,
Agept,for PoncA Indians IN NehIaskA~:<, :
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r WAsH1NaTos, April 16-Co1+ Ellsworth has
had strong Inducements offered him to pro-.
ceed to New YORK. City and organize Tegt.
ment of Zouaves. IF he does not go thither,
ha will repair to Illinois fora similar puE pose.
He has declined the commission .fn the army
which was rendered him: - :. 49,: -: ~'
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- WHMlNaroK, Del, April GA large meet
ing tonight censured The course of Senator
Bayard in not advocating compromise, having
thereby placed the State in false position as
having an anti-U Uuion tendency.
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: - Good.
PENgAco1A, april 15;-Shot hsve been land
ed at Fort Pickens BY the Federal fleet
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VERMONT.

JoHssBunY, Vt. April 16-It is understood
that Governor Fairbanks will convene the
Legislature of Vermont in extra session
on to day week. He will respond prompt
IL to the call Of the Secretary Of War for
trnnDR
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INDIANA.

T.. 4d 7.-~. .uI ~.
heid ie fh3sg aca 1T s2sigg the 9oI
fowinv rasn1,;t;or ,,as p~ 11;en,mo1aIT a3onted ::
.sa.e ,r..II " ~ a1.1M - -. - 49,
= aas tae csta5 pd saa5 Prsss fhnt u
Porte atsnas ~ ut ~ ft,a f1nion n ria states
now and forever. one and iuseDerable."
Stena oTa hefrg +.ler fdr rais;up vo1nnteera
ses ~s oe5 e 80, ~ ~ -...:N
hts1NG SUN, IND, APIn 1o.-Our clt'zens
arc holding meeting tnis evening. express'
ing tne1 sympathy With tne, 6o7efnment~
= company OF Vol9nteeis nlnng lts ranks
1of lmmeaiale service. eeeesslo9 sen1amenbs
are nos Tolerated IN this community. r.
pENNsYLYAN1A.
HSo .,.s -. 49,
i receiving the signatures of ~ elassfs 50 Of
caae. 11 1s1eepo1aa ~ .1s sAo sNIs
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: *Nsw Yong April 16.-At . meeting nf.t .ths
merchants Of iii clty, to-day, Il was voted to
call mas mastl1g, irrespective Of FaEty, ia
xaat.!n tbs Cunstttution sad the lsw4F =
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8nd IN fkA proportion for 1arXet ktSB q yequtfed
- Kyery Eug1ne1s furnished with
s~~ .{uDsoN,s FATENT GCYEENDR VALVE
Fer Flour M11ls ws eonot EseoMmend 1asm7 u
Save frcna 26 to so per Cont In Fuel
over the usual class Of boilers II use IN tho Wahs We
shall keep assortment Of different st1es et our g..
pecesaar7 information obtained regarding them Cog,
petent WIN, II desired be furnished 70 sst up md
start engines In any part the country. We eosupp1
, 1861-04-17

Reliable Intelligence has been received here,
giving assurance of the reinforcement Of Fort
PIckens, according to the orders stated IN the
Tribune three weeks ago, and which have been
repeatedly denfed by Ignorant newsmongers.
That fort is now in condition, If properly sup
ported By the ships Of war, to make q success
fui defense, even against the large army which
invests It, and which will doubtless be en-
h7a terms which have recently existed between
so1ue of the officers OF both forces hare excl
ted much remark and some apprehension
that. In caso Of collision, there might be de-
fection. Events there will be watched with
increased interest from this fact. Il is tizns
that notice was served on the bcsieging army
that no further works would pc pefmtIeo
VA hesmrned In with . circle Of aestructiop,
without being able to raise finger. :
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The receipts and shipments Of Produce
during the past week were as follows:
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IOWA.

DUBUQUE, April 16.-There has been intense
excitement in this city silca Friday. Extras
were issued on Sunday and contents eagerly
read. An immense meeting Of our citizens,
ttrespectite Of party, was held last evening
Speeches were made by prominent men Of all
parties, and resolutions unanimously passed
to sustain the Government, staRd By the Con-
htitutlon aud enforce the laws. The Govern
or's Greys are ready to march with full ranks
promptly at the call Of the Governor, which
is hourly expected.
FULTON, Iowa, April 16.-The news of the
surrender Of Sumter has created profound
sensation here among all parties. String feel
fngs are manifested ID favor of sustaining the
Administration.
CLINTON, Iowa, April 16.-The news
Of the cspsure Of Sumter was received
here on Sunday morning, causing the greatest
excitement and indignation, aud casting q
gloom over all There Is strong and unani.
nous feeling here to aid the Federal Govern
ment in every way. A company Of one hua-
dred Is now being raised for the State.
BURLINGTON, iowa, April 16-The war news
caused intense excitement here, and the intel
ligence Of the surrender Of fort Sumter crea.
ted great scusation. The utmost anxiety is
everywhere manifested to hear the latest news
from the eeat Of war. Political distinctions
are forgotten in the unanimous desire to sup
port and sustain the Government A muster
roll is now open. The several companies o1
iowa volunteers, who have rendered
their service, to the Government, are ordered
to hand in the rolls Of their companies, with
the names of all the members who are willing
to respond promptly to the orders Of the Gov.
erRor, to march a occasion may require
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has ordered the military to the arsenal. He is
apprehensive that the arms will be taken away.
An attack on tbs True 4naerlca. is apprer-
hended because the American flag isnot dis
Dlayed.
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Republican V1ctoxY.1

!: BLooAnaroN, Ill, April 16-1n the charter
election yesterday, the Republicans carried
except one Alderman.
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Sumter and pickens.
Especial Dispatch to the N. 7. Tribunal
WARRINGTON Anr{1 ID 1891
TIE IMPRESSION IN WASHINGTON.

TIE IMPRESSION IN WASHINGTON.
The intelligence from Charleston has pro-
duced profound Impression here, and al
though the statements BY telegraph are one
the Secessionists, still enough is certainly
known to Cause unusual excitement in oil cir
cles. The Government is cut off from oil in
dependent means Of Communication, and has
to rely upon outside sources. It would be
unjust to pronounce any positive opinion
upon the events Of the last few days. without
fuller and more satisfactory information. But
that described, could have occurred without
lnficting some serious injury, which the gen
eral accounts agree In denying.
MAJOR AxDERsoE's CONDUCT APpRovED.
No blame ID imputed to Major Anderson by
the Administration, and no whisper affecting
his fidelity aud loyalty is tolerated. He acted
upon necessity contemplated by his orders,
which Was to yield the fort in case hn should
be encompassed BY nA Overwhelming force, or
1;dnesd son to r. saTsy BY the xaas Of es
reached here recently, his supplies were ex-
pected to be exhausted on Tuesday, and hence
the extraordinary efforts which. were made
here to recruit his enfeeb1ed garrison. Major
Andereon himsel' eudeavored TO get rid Of the
lahorert who bad been employed In the fort,
Tor the purpose Of restricting the consumption
authorities refused to permit their departure,
and these additional months were thus i'm
posed upon hia limited stock Of provisions.
In view Of the threatened contingency, IN
attempt WIS made to communicate with him
on the 4th inst, conveying discretion to
aoandon the Fort, If, IN his judgment, it could
; notbe held until supplies could be forwarded.
But that and other dispatches were intercept
cd, which put the 6ecessiontsts In. full pos
session OF the exact circumstances of his con-
dttion, and enabled Gen. Beauregard to time
his operations, as they were subsequently, de-
velopea- Then tho order cutting Of his pur-
| chase In the Charleston market was made.
The dispatch which Lieut.. Talbot took down
repeated this discretion, but also announced
to him that vessel with supplies, supported
BY eeyeral ships Of war, would be sent to his
relief That dispatch could not be delivered,
and Its general Vhaxacter wss anticipated By
the Instructions of the Government, which
had been felonlously appropriated before. Il
will thus be Seen, that the Revolutionists were
fully informed, not only Ut the sfate Of the
garrison, but Of the policy Of the Government
In every essential particular. With their i'm
i; mense force, md numerous batteries, and con
sidering that the storm had dispersed the flee
| which had been sent to Major Anderson's re
/ Lief, or, at leaat prevented their cooperation
| the result Is not surprising. :. ..+-~..
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THE GREAT CRISIs.
THE NORTH a UNIT,

:. sT1ae vc1ese or
The Northwest,
New England, '''
New York; :.
e. Pennsylvania,
Maryland,
New Jersey, j..
Ohio, and
Indiana
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WTBCONSIN,

~ MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 1e-Au immense
meeting was held at the Chamber OF Com
merce last night Men of all parties particI-
patea and the excitement was very great.
Tne feeling e unanlmous for asserting tie an,
thority of the Government, sud crowds Of
men are offering their services to the Adju
tant General. Three Volunteer Rifle Compa-
MES wera formed yesterday. The prepa1ar
sttons for war are decided and unmistakab1e.
OSHKOSH, Wis, April 16.-The news Of the
surrender Of Fort Sumter, and the stirring
events following it, have raised the excite
THIS county alone would easily furnish the
quota Of volunteers required from Wisconsin.
Citizens generally, irrespective Of party, are
determined to stand by the flag Of our co1n-
try at any and all hazards, uutiI the last traces
Of treason are wiped ont. Military companies
hero will tender their services to the Coy
etnor.
deep and determined feeling here to stand by
4he Stars and Stripes, come what may, The
fall Of Sumter so soon waa not looked for. The
effect hers is to wipe out party distinctions
anu unite all in the determination to Enppor-
]. the General Government IN It's defense Of the
Union.
JArEsvnLE, Wis, April 16-A large aud en-.
thusiastic Union meeting was held here last
night. Resolutions were adopted pledging
tie citizens Of GAINESVILLE, without distinction
Of party. to support the Government. Hence.
forth, and until the present conflict is ended,
thero can be bnt two parties, patriots dsd trait
or. We will etand BY the Constitution and
our national flag, and endorse the action Of
Gov. Randall in responding to the call Of the
President, National honor demands that all
! forts which have been seized by traitors should
t Immediately be retaken, and We will aid tt
| bring about +hnt result.
/ MADISON, Wis, April 16--Ihe Governor is.
sued his proclamation to-day, inviting the pa
ttriotic and loyal citizens Of the State to enrol
themselves Into companies Of 73 men each
and to advise the Executive OF their readines.
to muster into oreeryice immediately. Detai1et
instructions viii be furnished On acceptance
to commissioned officers. The Gorerno1
cloaes By saying: "1n. n.times Of public dange1
!. bad men grow bold and reckless, the propert,
Of citizens becomes unsafe, aud both public
md private rights are 1Iable to be- jeopafdized
en5oin upon all administrative and peace oi
:, ticers within the State renewed vigilance II
the maintenance and execution Of the laws, an
; In guarding against ezigeneies leading to dis
:: order among the peonle." ,.,.-.
/ 4. ". RANDALL, Governor.
4, 2. HAayEY, Secretary Of State. '-~
, 1861-04-17
Nem a1bfrtisf1llfr1t8.

TO RE N T-Second floor in an
a eligible location over . wholesale and retail
store doing large country and city aae To party
dn lean business good Inducements will be offered
Address, with nAme of bus11ese, B. NJ" Trthune Of
ace. ap1Se576tlet
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-07-11
FROM BALTIMORE.
Expedition to EastOn, Md-Arrest
or SeceSSiOnfStS-the Brig Softer
Inc.

Baltimore, July 3.-The steamer Hugh
Jenkins left here several days since with
three companies Of U. S. troops or board
on secret expedition to Easton, Talbot
county, for the purpose of recovering
certain arms said to have been sent here
by Marshal Kane to military organi-
cation of that section of the State. The
officers in charge of the expedition wait
ed upon Colonel Lloyd Tilghman and
Carroll Burn. another officer, both of
whom refused to give any satisfaction in
regard to the arms. The officers were
told they must find them for themselves,
and both gentlemen were very offensive
in their department. aud one is repre-
scented as having drawn pistol on a
Federal officer. Under these circum-
stances both were arrested and brought
to Fort McHenry. Several houses wore
searched. but only q few rifles were
found.
The brig Solferino. sent as prize to
New York. is owned BY Msssrs. Samuel
H. Travers & Co.. and NJ. Jackson 4
Co. and the cargo by W. H. & D. c..
Wright. Of this city. Orders had been
sent here to 60 to New York instead Of
Charleston.