The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

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in WAR FEELIsG IN wEsrsRs VIRGINIA.
The following extract from letter received oy mer-
camille house in this city, fro customer wheeling,
viii exhibit the Union feeling In Western Virginia.:
WnKnHWi, VA, April 20, 1861
Neesrs L. j. l. PnuIHs, Broadway, New York
GEsnSSir-I write you to know what you can furnish
traitors in very short time after we begin hope yoo
viii DO liberal possols they for Western
Virginia army TO eight for the Star Spangled Banner.
AN EXCITING RUNoR-s0 INTERCOURSE WITH OHIO.
Tho Wheeling (va) Inet9encr, April 20, says--A
prevailed in this city orday morning that the
Of Ohio had ssued proclamation forbiddlng
oil intercourse with this State AS most OF market
ing comes from Ohio, and could not well live with
out II, this created great dea Of excitement
msny persons supposirg that poc amation applied 70
provisions OF ali kinds and in ali quantities. without dis
ormnation. We learned however that while IT is
true that no more provisions will DO allowed 20 pass
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. the usual
between this city and Ohio will not intor
ruMed 1ne citizens Of Bellaise have organized them
selves into q homo guard, and armed aad
equipped, with fun authority 10 stop all provisions pass
ing the river at thst point lot II cattle which
we're beng shppea 10 Bsaofe were stopped yesterday
morning detained at Bell Are Tho authorities will
exercise the utmost vigilance in enforcing this orcer,
though We said before, V not designed 70 interfere
with provisions intended for home consumption
report waa also IN circulation that troops were 70 be
stationed at Beiaire and Bridge bus think this
uotcunded.
yesterday received order from f-.gtvs Of his in VF
gnia FOR SIX sevolvers 70 be sea- ,nnedatey by ox
Of The sapacsed that by seBsDg to d relative
there wuuld he trouble in obtsAing what nc wanted
Ee viii look IN van for the resolvoEs This probably
u the many lodges TesOrted W 80 procure arms,
which cannot be purchased openly.
SOUTHERN PILOTS OFFICE CLOSED.
The Alexandra Gasete of the "a says:--O9ipg to tho
blockade 10 which the Potomac is subjected, tho
cuy OF the river pilots clean gone and
their ofce in this city has been closed
About -four hu odred volunteers said to have orga
nized in LOudon county in addition to the company OF
cavalry numbering about eighty two and attached to tbs
I3zd regiment.
INTERESTING FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Correspondence OF the Petersburg Express.
kTsGsroN, n O., April 20 1851
The old North State is fully Her gallant
are making ready TO meet tho Zoe. North Carolina VIII
do her whole DUTY The from Virginia has lrod
every heart. Washington City must no taken and in
Going this no time rs 20 be lost The Northern Congress
should DO. be permitted 70 NEE. there on attn OF
July. No, Let the bar6arians DO driven their
North. They should never be permitted to plot
The ruin Of the south on our own soil
What Goes Cameron want IN Richmonds Base and
oowardy they want suspension Of hostties
Of sixty days for WHAT 10 gain time They still think
10 deceive the South. trust in Cod delay sill be
made. The south should net suspend hosttes for one
hour till every black republican driven from southern
roll. Lincoln protect Washington CJyl Base liar; he
knows better de win protect city no has pro
tecteo the Gopor Navy Yard andas he proposes TO pro
Brave cons OK the south march TO the rescue aud never
lay down your TIL victory crowns your brows..
God viii go forth with armies and the South will
Cameron comes to Richmond let hm be retained a.
ssoner u war; oniy to be released on che evacuation
| OF washington cay
drop Inc to say That TO-DAY have witnessed of
the NEST enthusiastic meetings in which has been nay
good fortune 10 participate ia the exciting times Tho
people Ct this county assembled in meeting to-day
at the Court House. at eleven O'Clock and after orgnZ
man. and Richard Creacy Secretary the following pro
| ambe and resolution were ADOPTED unanimously, when
cheer upon cheer arose from the masses which made the
| xeikin ring
! whereas, war exists between the North aud the
South upon an issue involving the moral, social aud 20
tcai existence Of The South; aud whereas it becomes
all good citizees and loyal subjects Of North Clroaa
defend her honor and preserve her independence there
| fore
Resolved, That We the people of Pasuotank county,
in general meeting assembled disregaIding party aia
items ignoring the political lines which heretofore hive
divided people, forgetting and forgving the ami
moees which may have been engendered by ormer po-
ltical contests and laying them all willing sacrifice
upon the altar Of common mother North Carolina do
This day soemnly form political brotherhood, whoss
object shall be united resistance to common wrongs
| its bend OF union, the honor OF North Carolina
THE DAVIS GUARD ON A CAMPAIGN.
| A REMARKABLE SOUTHERN COMPANY IRON KEN.
TuCKy-HERE, THERE AND EvERywHEEE-DIr-
FERENT OFFICERS ELKCTEO nv R0UTE-rHE FINAL
WIND UP I'm row ETo.
most remarkable company has lately igto ex.
ence In the shape or the "Davis Guard" from Louis
vile, Kentucky. The hrst notice OF them in
Louisville paper, and thus worded:-"joe Desha 8
company OF Davis Guard numbering sixty eight men
will start TO join the Confederate army" Tho next wo
see OF them Is in the Nnylc Patrol, aud Is thus
1 ed
| detachment OF Col. Duncans regiment OF Louisville,
/ KY, arrived this morning Davis Guard, l0t
/ rank and Gle, 10 nesha, Captain; w. S. Rogers First
Lieutenant L. NJ. Thompson, Second Lieutenant; ID. H.
1 Thompson Third Lieutenant.
Thor next appearance with change Of officers. Is
Mobile, in the papers OF which city We hnd the follow
ing
this morning. The following Is list OF ofcers:-Cap
tain n. n. anderson First Lieutenant Robert Van
tin; Second Lieutenant, j. Bertha Third Lieutenant, A.
They are then reported with another change Of com
mandcrs as being at New Orleans, as from the Bee
| clip the following
| ARRIVAL or rAE DAVIS GrARp.-This fine company,
raised IN Louisville, Ky. arrived this morning in this
city board the steamer Peytona II Il commanded by
Captain H. NJ Andersen, First Lieutenant y ~ Hodges;
Second Lieutenant, A. H. Duncan Thrd Lieutenant j. h.
Berthe SC The Davis Guard humber sixty four men
bat only the following forty abe roll cali
(Here follows the lst OF names
At Natchez, Miss The following 10 the statement in
OF their papers,
ARRIVAL oY KENTUCKY SOLDIERS "A detachment OF near.
y -four hundred soldiers from Kentucky arrived yester
day morning. They portion Of the mcn belonging
To Colonel nuncals regiment OF Louisville. The com
panios are the Cornwall Guard, Bstard Guard, Duncan
Rifles and Davis Guard
In the list OF officers we ind 10 Dcsha s again mate
Captain. The report goes on as follow;-
tncy arc dne looking body OF men, and when called
into service will do to rely tn any Scneg. The
destination Of the troops, We understand virgius
Where do We lind them next In musa" The
FRANKFORT {Ky} ieomar gives the following
Tue DISTURBANCE Al rHR CAas.-Ne were not Of the
depot yesterday afternoon wheu the down TO Louis
vile passed through this place we are efore
prepared TO give the full details OF tho which
occurred there We understand that Capt Desha's
psny displayed the Southern Tag 10 the crowd ut the
depot in passing, and that persons In the
commenced throwing stones at the flag aud perhaps at
the This produced retaliation the part the
Harrison company, some of the members OF u firing
several pistol shots their sssasats We understand
that the hring retained, and nat in ALL perhaps
ave shots interchanEed without any effect. Not
an individual IN the crowd, - far as We have
been able 10 learn, touched by a shot, Or
harmed in any manner, which looks very much
like the company did moi intend 70 hurt anybody
This affair IL IN every aspect much to be regretted We
confident that the action II those who commenced
the difficulty Is not IN accordance with the prevailing 3oa
ment Of. this community, aud trust that II the
inception OF th0ughtiees boys, and not bearded II
Ddefensblc but al the The iriag "a the
other side equally wrong. kontuok,us had better
their re for the enemy Party feeling should be
sunk In view OF tho dangers that threaten from With.
out u Is time now that The peopo Of this State