Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-15

New YORK, April 14.-Advices from Albany
state that Gov. Morgan will to morrow issue
call for twenty five thousand men to assist
the federal government. A private letter from
Gov. Curtin states that Pennsylvania can have
one hundred thousand men in Washington in
forty. elglit hours if required. David Dudley
Field has gone to Washington, being invited
to consult with the administration.
PHILADELPHIA, April 14.-Third and Chest
nut streets have been the scene OF excitement
all day This afternoon the streets were
blocked up by crowd reading the extras.
Two men who expressed disuuiOn sentiments
were assaulted and took refuge in a drug
store. Several arrests were made by the
police Gov. Curtin went to Washington, last
night, in response to Il dispatch from the gov
eminent.
NEW YORK, April l4--There is consider
able excitement here in relation to the war
movements, crowds assembled at all the pub
lie places during the day The newspaper
offices around City Hall Square were besieged
by crowds eager for the extras which were is
sued during the day aud last night Various
sentiments were expressed relative to the
catastrophe at Charleston, and the report that
Gov Morgan will call upon the state for troops
meets with great satisfaction among the major
portion OF the community, and was condemned
naval depots much activity is visible, and pre-
parations for placing all the available govern
ment force on war footing, are going on with
great despatch.
The Seventh and the Sixty Ninth regiments
have volunteered their services to the govern
ment Tor the defense OF Washington. The
Twelfth regiment holds a meeting tomorrow.
Norwich, April 14-Large crowds have
surrounded the Bulletin office during the day,
reading the announcements on the bulletin
board. The excitement was never equaled
here. All parties unite to uphold the govern
ment Hundreds are ready enlist.
New HAVEN, April 14-Ecemng.- ex-
citement in this city is intense in relation to
the attack Of Fort Sumter. The Palladium
office is surrounded by great multitude,
waiting for the extra editions from the press,
which has been running since last night. The
national flag is flying from the square, at the
Greys' armory, and in various parts OF the
city The Grcys are holding meeting in an.
tcipation o. a call for duty. The Indignation
against the rebels is universal.
Providence, April a. = There is great
excitement here. The newspapers can scarce
ly supply the demand for tie news, which is
published in extras. Men of all ages and
vacations are offering to enlist.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April l4-An enthu.
siastc meeting, tonight, unanimously adopted
a resolution condemning the administration
and sympathizing with the south. Zocotler
and others spoke.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 14-Great excite
ment prevails here. Crowds OF people are
gathering, cannons firing with rockets, bon
fires, music, and speeches.
ALBANY, April 14.---There is intense excite
ment here The Knickerbocker published an
extra with bogus news, purporting to be receiv-
ed by Gen. Wool, that Fort Sumter was rein
forced, war ships had crossed the bar, floating
battery was sunk, custom house was blown
up, and the citizens were leaving in dismay
There is talk of introducing a bill tomor-
row in the Legislature appropriating $1,000
600 to arm volunteers. The general feeling
in all classes seems against the south.
1t is rumored that president Lincoln has
called on the governor for twelve thousand
men.
CHICAGo, April 14.-Gov. Yates issues a
proclamation tomorrow Tor an extra session
r~ot the legistnre on Tuesday week.
CHICAGO, April 14.-All parties are deter
Apined to uphold the government. Intense
Nitement prevails.
WON, April 14.-There is profound sen.
We. 1t is the unanimoys sentiment
on Of the government must be
meeting of citizens determined
re old flag at all hazards.
bril- 14-In:ense excitement exists.
volunteer companies Will offer their
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