The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-04-25

arms were destroyed. The command nude forced march
last night thirty miles frm Iarpcrs Ferry to Hagcrs-
town, Md. Lieut. Jones and his command looked much
Worn and htigued They were most enthusiastically re-
ccyod by our cntre population
NEw YoRk, April tQ--tn attempt has beer made nur-
chase the new steamer for the Confederate States but
the reply was that there was not money enough in the
ccdcd States to do it. d"
The entire first division numbering 900 mcr has been
ooredto tho G1vcrme To be ready march ut an hours
notice. ' 's
Intense excitement among military at Baltimore news
The Uhamhcrof Commerce resolved that the Govern
mcnt should issue proclamation that all persons prya-
tccrng under Davis commissions be dealt with rs nj
rates, and immediately blockade every southern port A
dispatch from Wilmington, Delaware, to the Tribune
says Is informed by merchant vessel captain direct
from Pensacola that Fort pickcns contains 500 men
with seven vessels lying outside large number OF
southern troops arrived ON saturday
Tho Rhode Island Marine Artillery arrived to-day with
six pieces of artillery, and started for Washington One
thousand Rhode Islanders under Gov Spogue, will ar
rive here tomorrow,
Gov Morgan issued his rcquisition for the 9th, llh
and list regiments of this city. to for Washington
morrow and Gen. Sanford has issued Spccialorcr
that effect.
The gun boat pOcahontns IL ordered south immediate
~. She sails tonight with troops for Fort Monroe.
The (th regiment left for Washington by railroad this
p. broadway hrongod with people as they pass
ed down, and tlm famous regiment was Justify chccrcd
and showeied with boauc's. Thy took their howitzcrs
and each man had brace of revoers in addition to their
muskcts.
A private dispatch from Baltimore saws: "rho posi-
ton Of our loyal ctscus is becoming very critical We
hope that the north will still stand by us and in the fore
oil passage of her troops to the Capital will remember that
there are many true mon here. Ourpoico force and ma
ny military companies are openly against the Govern
mcut
BurFAro, April 20 Hiram Sibcy President of the
w. L. Telegraph, X. 7. Walker President. and !. u.
Reid, Superintendent ofNl., Albany and Buffalo Co.'s,
have issued orders that messages ordering arms
munitions of will he received by their companies
unless for the dceusc of the Government of the United
States and endorsed by the Mayor of the city m which
il proceeds Messages in ovphcr exec pting dispatches
for the President of the United states the officers of the
guycrpmen will be refused.
| WnEEuNG, Va, April l9-The Mayor has issued
proclamation calling on all good citizens to preserve the
peace and abstain trom discussing exciting topics The
stars and stripes generally displayed and strong
Union feeling prevails. Union military companies are
forming. One company organized as Home Guards. 1t
is composed of men over l5 Our delegates Hubbard
AMI Clemens mturtcd from Richmond to-day and were
warmly received.
BosroS, April 10 The comm N council last ight APP
propriacd 100000 to provide for soldiers cnlisns from
| Boston.
The Lowell city Government has Appropriated $50 900
/ for soldiers families,
NEW ARK, n, j., April ?0.ten. Runyon has received
oNlrrs for rcgm lie will send the first REG cn
1000 stlOng, to Washington ON Tuesday next The COM
mon council will provide for the families Of volunteers.
About 900 military in Newark alone stand ready Ia
march. The Ste Bank has offered the State $40 coo.
Other Banks offered as much money as is required,
] BtrINoRE, April 2O.--rhe Melville bridge on the
Northem Central road, bctwecn Woodbury. AMI Mount
Washington has boon burnt down. Il is reported that
the Northe soldiers the Relay House ON that road
bridge the Nnrther Central and the Phladel-
phN, Wilmington Baltmnrt Il. Il. are gou'
NFMA o., April l9-- Fourteen thousand dollars sub
sorbcd here yesterday aud to-day "a aid volunteers.
Two companies will be ready tomorrow,
INprANAroLrs, April Six morc companies ARRIVE,
to-day, 2,iO0 are now in camp Morton. Every train
brings more, Tho war feeling is increasing.
SrDN0FlELp ILL.,, April rs Tenders of companies arr
pouring into the Adjuant Grncrls Office, hut none pu
down aS received who arr not reported as u 90 com
pauies have alrady been accepted, and tenders haV
already been made for as manyalorc. All the ra'Nai
IN he state have volunteered TO carry the accepted com
panieS to their place of rendezvous fCe of charge,
= PIrTSRuRGu, AplA lS.-An intense war technc PIE
wallis here and business IN almost suspended. lumcns
crowds I'LL the nlOSt prominent strcets Union nags ar
floating everywhere, aud the voutccr companies a
tilted and departing eastward lhcN subscriptions az
1t heng made forte comfort the volunteers aud the sup
r port of their fanatics. Recruiting is sill going al
though there are more than enough for the requirement
of the State to f tue Federal reNiston comniitte
Of public safety held necting to-day aud urgWsis>d.
> BAIrmoRE April 49, CAPT ..Person Of the Norfol
steamer. arrived in the city tS morning. lie report
that the main entrance 70 the havbor Of Norfolk has beS
distracted by the sinking OF small boats by the order
Governor Letcher Capt PeTson says that he was CON
pclod 80 the fats and states that tho object is
Ia prevent The Goyernt vessels Inn. leaving, As 0rdc
q cd, The Norfolk CNstom House has bcon brokpR int
and large nunbr OF guns storcd there taken n
revenue cutters at Norfolk has also been boarded and Il
70 guns seilod,