Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-17
down the Stars and Stripes this A. NJ, and
run up the flag of Virginia.

New Orleans, April l6th.-All the Courts of
this city, including the Superior Court, have ad-
journed to the third Monday in May, owing
to the present State Of affairs. A Messenger
arrived yesterday, on his way to Montgomery
from Galveston, Texas, to consult with Presi-
cent Davis about the defense of the Texas coast.
There is much excitement in Galveston on ac-
of War news. The City Council is in extrsor-
dinary session, expressing feeling of resist
ance
Louisville KY, April 16th.-A large and en-
thusiastic meeting ofthOse OF osed TO Mr.. Lin
coins now ruling, was held tonight. About
5000 present. ResOlutiOnt were adopted that
Kentucky would not permit the Federal Gov
eminent TO march troops against the Confeder-
ate States and would Share the latter's destiny
il War must come
st Louis, April l6ih.-It is understood Gov
jackson will refuse TO comply with Secretary
Camerons requisition for troops.
Pauduch, April l6th.-A meeting, irrespec-
tive Of party, adopted resolutions recommend
ing the Governor TO convene the Legislature
Immediately; that we are with the South in in
terest and action; that the Governor be request
ed to issue proclamation for the Legislature to
meet at Frankfort at an early day as possible
TO consider our future destiny; calling on tie
people of Kentucky to ignore party feeling.
Detroit April l6th.-At an informal meeting
of citizens to-day, at which Governor Blair was
present, it was resolved in order to expedite
equipment Of troops required from Michigan, to
raife 100000 by private subscription. A large
portion of the amount was subscribed on the
spot. The balance will be raised Immediately.
Gen. Cass responded
Troy, April l6.-A great Union demon
stration took place in this city last night
The meeting adjouraed and in body pro-
cecded TO Gen. Wool's residence, who re.
sponded in strong Union speech.
New Haven, April l6.-The Mechanics
Bank Of this city this AM, ,endered to the
Governor $25, 5000 for the use of the State,
in supporting the National Government.
Norfolk, April l6.-One hundred guns
were fred here, and there is great rejoicing
over the fall of Fl. Sumter An order has
been received to fit out the U. s. steamer
Merrimac, Immediately, and to tow out all
war vessels from the port.
Lawrence, April 16.-Our city Govern
ment this A. NJ. appropriated $4,000 for
the benefit of the families of those who
have volunteered to defend the country's
Flag.
Boston, April 16-The bark Manhattan
which arrived here this A. NJ, from Savan-
nah, had secession flag hoisted. A crowd
proceeded to the wharf and compelled the
Captain to take it down, and hoist the
Stars and Stripes.
Concord, N. H., April 16-New Hamp-
shire responds TO the Presidents proclama-
tion, and will furnish the troops required.
The Concord Union Bank has rendered
loan of 100000 to the Governor, and all
the directors with the cashier agree TO con-
tribute 800 each to the suppor, of such
families of this city, as may fall in the de-
fense of the flag of the country.
Fort Koarney, April l6.-Capt. Bee, en-
route for South Carolina, accompanied by
Capt. Stone on leave CT absence, R. S.
Ward, suttler, ell from Fl. Larimie, arriv-
ed here yesterday evening, and left to-day.
1t is understood here that Capt. Bee will
join the southern army.
Louisville, April l6th.-The Courier of to-
| morrow will publish the following reply IN