Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-18

Board has been in session all the morning,
and orders have been issued for four regl-
ments.
Washington, April 1.-THE Treasury
Department has issued an order directing
that the name of Lieut.. Rogers be stricken
from the roll of the Revenue service, for
having, while in command Of Revenue Cut
ter Henry Dodge, in violation of his official
oath, and of his duty to the Government,
surrendered bis vessel to Texas.
New York, April l7.-It is reported that
A. T. Stewart has offered million Of dol
lars to government. Marshal Rynders was
knocked down Monday by Deputy Sheriff
Reilly. The N. Y. Express says that it has
reliable information that 40 persons were
killed and 100 wounded in Fort Moultrie.
The steamer r. r. Tyler from Saqannah re-
ports that The Harriet Lane was inside the
bar. She had steam up; also bark-rigged
steamer inside-probably the Isabella
Capt. Crocker reports that he saw that Fl.
Sumter had no breaches in the wall outside,
but looked romcwhat battered.
New York, 18th. Recruiting is going
on briskly in this city and Government reg
iments are rapidly filling up, and sailors in
great numbers are applying for the naval
service. Worn at the navy yard is pro-
crossing rapidly, and the Wabash, North
Carolina, Savannah and Perry are fast be-
ing put in readiness All the city regi-
ments announce their determination to re-
spoud when needed; but there are individ.
ual cases in most Of them unwilling to serve
against the South. The 10th Regiment
voted unanimously to tender their services
to the Government. Drills are nightly and
daily held by the various regiments which
are fast filing as well as the volunteer COM
panies. Resolutions were adopted at a
large meetidg of the Central Republican
Club lasl night not very complimentary 70
Mayor Wood, commenting the course OF
the Herald, and expressing disapprobalon
of those engaged in Hartford, and other
places, in manufacturing arms for he South,
] Detroit April l7th.--Gen. Cass made speech
| this morning on secession. Board otTrade un-
| furled the National flag from one of their rooms.
| He was strongly in favor OF supporting the Con-
stitution and the Country's flag under all cir
ne StIu liul III tilSlS llht illt
presedt it was the duty ofevery citizen to stand
! by the Government. Oakland county alone Of
fcrs one Regiment troops, all that is required by
Federal Government from entire State.
Akron, o. April l7th.--300 good men can be
enrolled here for service III day Excitement
is high, but men in earnest. Union flags fly
on all public buildings.
Madison, Wis, April 17th.-Legislaturc ad-
iourned sine die to-day. The Governors guard
have rendered their services and been accepted.
Volunteer companies are organizing in all parts
of the State. Excitement runs high
Chicago, April l7th.-First detachment Uni
ted States troops from Minnesota, passed through
this city last evening en- route for Washington
N umber IS men under command of Maj. Penn
, berton. The train bearing them was received
at the Depot by a crowd not less than 10000
Remainder of troops from Fort Ridgeley, COM
posed of Maj. Morris command, and Sherman :
battery are expected to arrive here Tomorrow
P. NJ. War feeling continues unabated. Gov.
ernOrs Proclamation for Volunteers being
promptly responded to. Several companies
have already rendered their services.
Chicago April l7th.-At a meeting of Direc'
tors of the Burlington branch State bank, Iowa
this forenoon, it was resolved that the Cashie
be directed to advance to the Governor of State
such sum of money as may be required fol
the equipment and preparation OF the Regimen
called for by the President of the United States
New York, April l7.-Daily News pu
out American Flag. Most Of the crowC
started for New York Hotel, head quarter
of southern visitors. The Day Book haC
drawn in the flag; but a small crowd wer
around the office which was guarded by tn
police.
Richmond, April II, 5 P. M.-The ordi
nance Of secession has not passed. Th
Convention is still in secret session. Moth
ing certain is known of it.
Scranton, Pa, April l7.-Brigadier Ger
: Meylerts requisition for 1000 men frou
: Luzerne county is completed, and will star
for Harisburgh tomorrow. The creates
! enthusiast prevails. A crowd of peopl
: assemble at Wilkesbarre to-doy intent o
cleaning out the Office of the Luzcrne Uu
: ion; but the excitement subsidized when tn
, stars and stripes were displayed.
l. Philadelphia, April l7.-Salutes are
n be fred here in homer of Gov. Hicks of Nc
y The excitement here is increasing ever