Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1861-04-25

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manding officers of the fleet reported to
have been off Charleston will be brought be-
fore court of inquiry.
i WASHINGTON, April 17.-Tweuty tons
Of she'll and grape.shot were removed from
the Washington Navy Yard to Georgetown
yesterday, in view of possible attack on
Washington from that direction.
The Government has directed that no
more copies of the Coast Survey Report
shall be sent to the seeded States.
A delegation Of Kentuckians, two mem
bers of which served in the Mexican war,
waited on Secretary Cameron yesterday,
and rendered two regiments, notwithstaud-
ing the Governors refusal to call out the
militia. Secretary Cameron said he would
accept them.
Capt. Talbot, just arrived from Fort Sum-
ter, has plans nearly perfected for the dis
tribution of fifty thousand volunteers, on a
base line from Fort Monroe to Harper S
Ferry.
HARRISBURG, Pa, April 16.-An i'm
mense Union meeting was held here to-
night, The Mayor of the city presided
Species were made by Senator Welsh,
Mr.. Armstrong and Mr.. Lamberton. Strong
resolutions sustaining the Government were
adopted. Troops are constantly arriving
Captain G. NJ. Donovan, formerly member
of the Legislature from Philadelphia, has
opened at the State House a muster roll
for the Constitutional Guards. The roll is
being rapidly filled up, and the Captain
expects soon to be on the march.
TRENTON, N. j., April 16.-Our city
continues to be excited. Gov. Olden has
ordered Company A of the City Battalion
to the State Arsenal, under apprehension
that the arms there would be taken away,
though some of our citizens are of the opin.
ion that these apprehensious are entirely
groundless. A crowd, with drum and fife,
are marching through the streets.
NORWICH, Conn.,, April l6.-Governor
Buckingham has issued proclamation cal
ling for volunteers to rendezvous at Hart
ford. The Thames Bank, of this city, have
just voted to tender 100000 to the Gov
ernor to assist in equipipg the troops in
support of the Government. The Fairfield
County Bank has offered the Governor
$4,000.
SHIppENsBURG, Pa, April l6.-Alarg
and enthusiastic meeting was held in this
place last night, fully endorsing the action
of the President and Governor, and strong
ly denouncing the secession sentiment both
in the North and South.
BosToN, April ia meeting of the
Jackson Democratic Club was held last
night, when resolutions expressing unAinch
ing devotion to the government were adopt.
ed, and proposition was made to raise
regiment to tender their servicesin in defence
of the government.
CONCORD, N. H., April 16.-The Union
Bank has rendered loan of $40, 1000 to the
Governor, and all the directors and the
cashier have agreed to contribute slOO
each towards the support of the families of
volunteers in this city. Governor Goodwin
has issued proclamation for volunteers, to
fill the requisition of the President. No
doubt the regiment will be filled inside of a
week.
DETROIT, April 16-At an informal
meeting of the citizens to day, at which
Governor Blair was present, it was resolved,
in order to expedite the equipment of troops
required from Michigan, to raise Sl00, 900
by private subscription. A large portion
of the amount was subscribed on the spot,
and the balance will be raised Immediately.
General Cass responded literally.
CHICAGO, April 16.-Governor Yates,
of Illinois, aud Governor Randall, of Wis
consin, to day issued proclamations calling
on volunteers asked for by the Federal Gov.
ernment The war feeling is intense through
out the West. Dispatches from almost eve
ry town in Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa,
that can be reached by telegraph, represent
the people as very determined.
CINCINNATI, April l6-Tbe citizens
meeting held here last night was an i'm
meuse affair. Men of all parties participa-
ted There is great activity among our mill
tary. All the companies are fast filling.
their ranks The "Home Guard" for the
defence of the city, will consist of 10000
men, and is fast filling up. The merchants
haue slapped shipping their goods to the
South.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 16-An i'm
mense meeting was held here last night,
Mayor Flint presiding, which was addressed
by Senator Wade, r. P. Spaulding, D. X.
Carter, and other prominent citizens of all
parties Resolutions were adopted sustain.
ing the government, and approving the
Presidents call for volunteers, recommend
ing that the Legislature make an appropria-
tion both of men and money.
BosToN, April l6.-The bark Manhat-
tan, which arrived here this forenoon from
Savannah, had secession flag boisted.-
A crowd proceeded to the wharf and COM
PEELED Captain Davis to take it down and
hoist the stars and stripes.
BosToN, April 1.-THE Webster Bank
has rendered $4,000 to the State, and 9TH
er Boston banks will swell the amount to
million.
New HAVEN, April 16.-The Mechan-
ics' Bank of this city, this morning tender
dered to Governor Buckingham s25, 900
for the use of the State in supporting the
national government.
LAWRENCE, Mass, April l6.-Our city
government this morning appropriated S.