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Our readers will regret to hear that the
gallant Lieut.. 6lemmer, who saved Fort
Pickens and Pensacola Bay from being
seized by the enemy, has been superseded
In his command BY Major Tower, his su-
perior in rank, sent thither with reinforce
ments. The Lieutenant's loyalty is un~
questioned, and ne should have been glad
il he had been permitted to remain at the
head Of the troops detailed for the defence
Of the fortress which his promptness and
heroism preserved TO the Government,
Maj. JEALOUS B. TOWER, OF the Engineers,
under whom the Lieutenant will do good
service, is Massachusetts, man, who will
exercise his trust with unfaltering fidelity.
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Ct)ttaqjlnji;ji GribtttR
TIE mHRUlFUL mETHoD.

TaE raEHoiFoA mAxafon.
:., Aes toe va. oe snoAs ea.e 80 VI. IL
'etes.s ol uaas ano ',, .o"lae1se, ,:'1 s4@ a.,es
80 ta'e tae ~ ~ - va. a. "@se 1-o .'a't.es ss
!: ~ W tus s.ae " sosetnnsh'' lor
s,.. w ~ s.- 'ss y -. enes0 WY W.
s oh,s n alN ,ee WV se"e1An ~ ole'4*S
:" ~ . ~. N.pe enss esso 4s.. ..ae s.l eAe po"-
-. c'~,1l - ..'sa,:n ~ ''u 10 t9ou,pI-
tss 80 ~ t.'-,. ~ SIS sa* 1eoellson.
-S..s.s.,e ~ ~ ~ s,;,,,p~ "afllng lof
~ -. '1arn 10 pa1rio'~
: :, - 1a - J, - a3"~.ng o1 sous no oat-
~. ~ ~ s~-s ENG ou11eteo "ofo8'
~1 D.71- AA'oN "a 10 sustain tne supremacy
- tus - Id to Vlndlcate the majority Of
tas nep'.ofic, must be- called by the han
au1"A III 9eEy. Inc cfeoitoi our people
]n~st 90 strained to the nttermost to raise
"te 1eans 10 equip tnem- 1ne-steam ma.
S9ne and clipper ships OF the merchant ser
VICE nass DO chartered OF noushs for Coy
, ernmens uses Arms ana munitions, If our
OWN afsenais WILL not furnish them in
abundance must be imported, cargo after
ear5o' Every port IN the South must be
-o1ocSaded; and wherever by land cur
army can be driven into the interior, there
It s3ouiu 60 The trade Of the rebels must
oe cut OF by vigorous and effective
means. Their exports must be stopped
EAT your cotton, d--n your is
stae command that must be address
Cd 70 them BY every Northern mau-.
command that every Northern man must
os prepared to enforce. Vjgor, and deter
mnation 10 put down treason at all haz-
: ards md at whatever cost, are half a vic.
tory, were the combatants eQu lily matched.
With The immense preponderance Of
wealth, military resources and fighting
men enlisted in support of the Government
they would close the contest in short
Elk months. The Administration will be
compelled to abandon its ground, that
tnere shall be no invasion Of q State.
1nat .1etsoence Of intention will not last
sair1y oeSs. This Is War--uot an emute,
seaf q sheriff and corporals guard eau
suppress. Ihe WORK Will be earnest and
u gteatiy pfosongeo' the result doubtful
eA Tue aseans legitimate in civilized
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SLAVE HNSURHEC'TION.

i Already we hear the dread notes Of ser.
vile iusurrection in the South. That
which would have sent ehudder from
Maine to California vibrating in every
hamlet of the loyal States, one month ago,
will occasion far different feelings now.
JEFF. Davis's proclamation, inviting piracy
upon the high geas, is eurely as fiagrant an
act as ever was perpetrated On this conti-
aent> His invasion of Washington is the
very essence Of all damnable things. He
and his fellow traitors have proclaimed far
and wide the monstrous lie that Lincoln
was raising an army to march South and
turn the blacks to cutting their masters'
throats Now If the negroes take him ut
his own villainous fa1sehood, upon whose
head rests the awful blame? Gentlemen
seeessionists, your unholy rebellion will
reap the bitterest fruits ever tasted by trai-
torsi
Far Is it from us to exult in the prospect
Of servile insurrection. If only the men
were involved in the catastrophe--the par.
ricides who are seeking to pull down the
temple: Of iberty-we should rejoice with
exceeding great Joy at the calamity i'm
pending. The war is Of their making
why should not they feel its most
coudign consequences? The slaughter Of
the innocents is another aud more painful
question. Yet it is a principle Of moral,
no less than natural, philosophy that the
iniquities Of the fathers are visited equally
upon the mothers and children. The vi
eious' and drunken father transmits his
diseases to his child and visits poverty and
a bad name, if not blows and curses on
both wife and child The law is inexora-
BILE. Every man, woman and babe must
experience the horrors Of war when war Is
upon us And if insurrection is added to
the usual calamities OF civil strife, the In
nocent must suffer with the guilty. There
is no other way under heaven. Would to
God there were! ..: 80
The dread event is upon Us. The ALL
seeing One can alone know the end
Of the af1ic:ion. While we depreca!e that
phase Of the conflict which shall set four
millions of imbruted negroes to
fighting for their freedom, we must
sorowfully own that the catastrophe seems
now overhanging the South. We can only
repeat, They would have it 80; they scould
L7ru II N
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Aggregate depositsvith ststea .$ss 1o1 GA 81
General wool speaks.-He Fl Ready
:.!t - = for the BRtsfes
That tr1s-hea1ted patriot and gallant soldier
General John 3. Wool, spoke IS follow. at i
public meeting held In Troy on Monday
evening: =-:-' -. ,.
General Wool said ''that bis heart was re-
Joteed 81 this glorious demonstration ct patrf
otisrc. - Never with any former compliment
bestowed On him, had he been thrilled by
such meas1re of jog. It is true that he had
fought under the old lag; but he had done no
mora thsn hi6 duty towards the Best govern
ment that cyer existed. He had fought under
the et--a and stripes that were carried tn. tri-
umph bY Washiae ton, and under which Jack
son closed the second war for independence
at New 0rleans In 4 halo Of glory VIII yoq
permit that fag TO- be desecrated and trampled
n tha dust bI traitors no#t ICries Of mo;
feYe1,"1 VIII you permit our noh1e govern
ment to be destroyed By, rebels, Iii order TINT
they may advance thetr schemes Of political
ambition and extend the area Of .AlaEery!
TCriaa of ,t.Ac; noYer+n %. No, indeed i can-
not be done. The spirit Of the age forbids It !;
Humanity md manhood forbid III. the eentl
ment od the civilized world forbids it. Ny
1rienda: that aak 1asss::t be lifted aR tno9, tae
dnst into which Il ha. ben rs.n,sreo, plaeed
IN fts proper positieu. End again SGT doat1ng-a-
triumph to the breeSa.. Tremendous ches1x
i pledge yo1 NY heart, my hand, all my ener-
gtes to the cause, ,IAs U,ston shall bsnaintaiss-
aa laEeak cheering l nm prepared to de-
vote my lie 20 the work, and :to- lead you in
the Atruggle.ns fDeafdntng; applause; ehsers
tor General Wool aud the Union .":::*." ,
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ror sale By 5he following Druggists IA cnt.azs.
REED c.. ]. = IL Lake street.
SMITH DWYEH, 81 L1xe ttFset
JOnNSuS, j. II. ~ State street.
EARfESf, <, Il. cor. Randolph and EtatA
ALLEN. c B. 16u West HAs1 ixou Atteet
KuhMASN eco. GEIkit ~ EAnncIph &4EeA&
B30S r0L1, HENRY y Sor.h Ciar1 xlste<
BRYAN, Il. b =, West u adson Gt1sak
BRYAN, r. a. Trenlo1t tIocx-
BUCK T. RAT>E Ek, IS -lnrk etF-et. , ....-.
CLEMMoSta. LLON1DAS1 Weat Ban4caph kT4AE.
DAWES, q. u Isl West Aad'aon stzeas.
lOhENBfFEG, l. 50 " shL ale Iest.
PREFER, IS. u Milwaukee Avenue.
GALE BF.DThEkS. .aE r-ruo!ph 4txtek
e .kR1St&, e. 2. West Lake strext,
HEYLAAS, EHa aELE9 Al West Lake stra4&-
BIlCHCCCh- H. u Stafo stresk
H0UKEk,f 4 II. M.sa Hest Randolph stsue4
j IANtEas!, RM. 4na1 sIreeE.
JERttM MIL. ON 3K4utls Clark street
MAHLAEHEDERICK:x. Ststa It ret
MATgHEL FHILlR, Il Rlna IslAnd Avtnua
AEkEfhEAH, +. ". v r. 81 CLARK stsoSk
AUHAEtL ". H. 1W South Weu4 street.
D'HARA. E. 30 West Laluolph street,
FAYyE< y. SHkt steets. corner ~ ~hEt&.
REDLEf1, HENRY e. Wolc1t street.
RUEMHE ELn, j. 60 North Cl1fk street,
THATEh l. ". rode1 Sher4l IN House,
WHITE . DRaBHOOk, 90 Weas adtxoz stsse&s
WhENsCHE- CaARIAAa 1sa AiiWaaAse aTaaa&
n, ARhl24
:Whole4 Ia Agents, 1t Aannt&osurnsa pztsess
e.E<1r1. A11Ha
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=. si'ha sehoo,nlar md May. p sHndson Is coming
ii ;1h;ele aRs1n Nonl :Florsd -A tsERsekn axo
the % %steoF1oT board, at tsovernor'se Island. .
{srFe load df heavy b1dnahce, Wn1e9 a. nag oeen
nufstlg eldad to tis ;hattery OF the GoEtugas,
Where It iB'now mounted. among the mste.
a19ht snd:fen4 inch Columb Weighing eaeh
from dYe t. alFht tons;s sevexal .tnortala, shle
II, tbrow thtrts<H nth ;shell! r oveFy the 1onr
nosla line, .. md ample supplies Of shot heaoW
&aad; ;alled shall5 ptoytsieas, snhaasness, ~
~ r Re& ..:S-. i, =, 10
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Cincinnati i Ntlltary Enoanapmepx,
.Not Iess than ten thousand men must have
been d1illiDR this city last night: Tie *
element ipcreaees daily, and all classes are
preparing 10 fight Il necessary, for the p;eaer-
Fa4ipp of tha Union. end 10 wipe out The In.
;dieaity offered to.our tng t1 the attack mn r
,E,esx,4en,C = T i-r4s -: -.
Tha M stE,iiit re@c::' s.. " :s,s:: =: ]: !: -
t1one i II II: - :: iaat night .fha prsnara.
,,,,. III ~ tna companies thai laay6 lor Go{1n.
~ w tole moFnsna, K1 1e5ft66idInsfFxtfr
M. n ~ ~ afMef1ess Fhk 1es1 drilabY III at nasf
taryy ty Riesea: Hserybedsr la3marchine Il III:
ssa R fss stss;s s5sf! sssI 1iaIsagss.
e square itsas; ;oht fh.ss. IN aaala:
'kss q ta1aaas O.. 1Se ;S as - 3
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lowing order to the Governors Of. the several
States called upon to. furnish. quotas Of
Militia: :'>=
War DEPARTMENT, !
WAsH1sGToK, april Is, 1861,
SIN: Under the act Of Congress Fer cali
Ing forth the militia to execute the Laws Of the
t;ane g;op suppress 5e2s inya
the honor to req 1est yuur Excellency TO cause
to be Immediately detached from the militia
Of your State the quota designated in the table
below, to serve as Infantry or,rinemen for the
period PEI a OF three months, unless sooner dis
Your Exellerey will please communicate to
me the time at or-abont which your quota will.
be expected at its rendezvous, as it will be
met as soon ax practicable; BY an officer or
officers to mister 1t into The eerVice and pay,
OF the United States. ~ the same time the
oath Of acelsty to the United States will be
administered to every officer and map.
The mastering officer iii be Instructed to
receive no N N under the rank Of commission,
ed officer rho IL In years apparently oser
forty.hye, or under eighteen, or Who is not in
physical strength and vigor." ,
quor1s AND uoros1rIon or REGIMENTS. !
:.yAaipr Graerazs. ::
New York, 8; Pennsylvania, 2; Ohio. i.
Aids Dc, Camp b Aaior- e4,ayula. :
:. New York, 4; PENNSYLVANIA, 4; Ohio; 9.
Diu!ston Inspectors Lieutenant. ct.oaasl
=, New York.: 2; Pennsylvania, 2; ohio, /.
Brigadir- Generals.
New York, Z; Pennsyivania, Il. New Jersey,
l.; Maryland, I; .Kanlucky,;1; Missouri, l.:
Illinois. IL Indiana; /; Ohio, s. Total II.
Aids to BT;gadser Generals (Gaptains)
New York, 4; Pennsylvania, 4; New jersey,
l; Maryland, /; Kentucky, i; Missouri. /:
Illinois, !; Indiana, l.; Ohio, g. Total Il.
Z 3. Brigade lnspeeter. afatrs1 49,.
New York, 4; Pennsylvania, 4; New Jersey,
i; Maryland, I; Kentucky, /; Missouri, L.
Illinois, i; Indiana, l.; Ohio, s. Total, II. =
/ j. REaIMkNrb. 60
:, TO each regiment there are one Colonel,
Ieutenaut colonel. major adjutant {lleuten-
ant}, rsglmental quarter. muster {ieutenant),
sugeons eurgeon's mate, sergeant major,
drum. major and ffe msioE. 80: .. -.
J, The quota Of regiments to each State Is as
= New York, IL; Fennsy1vania, is; Ohio, Is;
Illlnoie, 8; New Jersey, s; Maryland, 4; Ken.
tucky, 4; !. Missouri, 4; :Virgin1a, s; Matsactu.
setts, 2; North e; olina, 2; Tennt ssee, 8; and
one each from Maine, New Hampshire, Yer
Raaas i,snd GSqnssts 1Rssw5e
Minnesota-: Total, ~ regiments Of 7sO men
e1ch--:an aggregate Of rs ,S91 men =.
80 II - .:uoNFAHiEas> 7-@ g.
There arc tea :compaates 10 each ree..aa,ru
md to each company captain, Nsufensnts
ensign, 4 sergennts, 4 cor..,1aia. :frnrnr,sr'
l dfsr, and q pE!T1afeS:: - !.
,.,-* -. AGGhEaATE.: -
:. The number Of of1cefa and men: to be. fur.
a1saed by each State il as fo!lowe;
Nav YORK, II. = Ptnns,lgshIh; 1850:
uhlo, 70 l5S; 1linoi5 and Indiana each 4bS3:
New 3eiszF, Maryland; Kentucky ind Nissan.
=: t.sssa Virgins i, SO; Aaskachnssfts, :
North C.rclina and 1enneshea each 1850:
Maine, New Hampahire,.. Vermont, Rhede
lelsnoit Connecticut, Delaware, : A1kanf az.
Aisnlean, Wisconsin, IOWA and Mtnnesota $50
each, Tbs total aggregate b $3.50 otacsfa and
, 1861-04-22

RaTl1ariDgs Of the ekIaltresnake es~L1aut.
BiemmeT superseded In his Uo1ns
mnnd.

From the n. o. Fcayune.1
AB;1rs at Pensacola The navy yard eorses-
p94sapt of the Psnatso1A Observer wEltes On
" Ytsterdav t was another IL Il the greae aays$to
augment our army; the arrivals auounted to
a?fhs ~ Il sSaaIsd MT here consist tea
-two @ companies nuahsttag saoPt 'a'.' nineteen
Alaba@a 6as fifteen companies: and abont
fourteen hundred men.
GeorEis has several companies and about
seven hundred men; and Loufsiana two com.
.paulez Of Zous3es, numbering over tHo hun
.>The arrangements are becoming very strict
just n0w--so much 80, that peopl. are afra1d
to 60 outside Of their houses after nine O'clock
at night, lest they might have to Occupy free
quarters in the gnardhouse a9l night There
were forty -thres ezEaats made by the :zouaves
Wherever You t1rn, tits morning, drnys afa
conveying furniture and other things away
from the. Village Tbs people ara Satisfied
there il gotugt to be = bloody fight In this neigh
borhopd very coon, and ;theE ara hnrEytug 1way
from the carnage: the exodus will. be complete
lie streets | are crowded wiitth new coners;
steamboats, are plying constantly between ths
yard and the forts, eIciteua Mt at its, highest
ths9t. -:.--.~:.=: 7=..:: go
F.. :. The Confederate states sra ahout. com.
mencing >fortit1eations On, Santa, Rosa: Isl,nd
to-day. ~ ~. - ...-.
Ths spe1isl messenger caught in your city
was brought before Gan. Blazg this morriDg,
who gave him q free pass to GO to tne f1eef,
and he awaits til 3 return Of tha JFYandotx
FROM outside. His name Ia Worden, and he
ha. formerly been Of the United States stsam-
er Fulton =;
Last night was a terribly stormy one- The
United States 'Eessels all put to sea yesterday,
but whether they remained within the bound
aries Of the Gull, or heVe proceeded to the
river StyI, nave not been able to aecertaIn.
:: The Hu0ndotte, as usual, has been embracing
Fort Plckens a1i night.
:: The fF4gate Sabina Is to be seen this morning
at the anchorage.
Our fair visitors from Alabama are about to
leave fer home-ano, her fact pnognosticatipg
the squslliness Of the times tn this part cf tie
country. 4 few days must unrayel The whole
state OF Affairs here.
LIEUT. sLEMMER SUPERSEDED,
From the N. 0. Picaguue, April 1ath.]
Nem Commander at Fort Pfckens The Pensa-
cola Observer says that Lieuf. Slsmmer has
been superseded in the command At Fort Pick
ems by tue appointment Of Msior Tower, who
is already there IN the discharge of his duties.
BreVet Major Jealous B. Tower entered the
service, from Massachusetts, ID Second Lieu,
tenant, the 1st of July, 1871. He was breyet-
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BLUNDERs OF THE BEBELs.

"Whom the gods would destroy they
first make mad" 4 frenzy has seized
upon the insurgent leaders Every step
they take only hastens their own downfall
and swift destruction.
.Look-at the acts Of the drama during
the past fortnight:
l. The Federal Government loaded an
unarncd merchant steamer with .provis-
ions fol. the relief Of the starving garrison
IN Fort Sumter It despatched an officer
70 Gov. Pickins notifying him Of the
peaceful purpose Of the vessel. The mes
senger was made prisoner Of war; his
dispatches for Anderson eeized and read
by the rebels.
IL JEFF Davis telegraphs that the supply
vissel must not be permitted to land her
food; and orders an immediate assault
upon the Fort. Six batteries open fire
with shot and shell upon the handful Of
United States troops. After thirty hours
hshti1s The garrison surrendera, and tie
Castle falls ioto the hands Of the traitors.
III. The echoes of the cannonade re-
sound th1oug ghout the land. Astonlshment
Is the first popular sensation; then con-
suming anger, The outrage upon The Ma
tonal honor is felt by every man as per
sonal indignity which must be attoned in
blood.
". The rebels meet this manifestation
Of loyalty TO the old flag by precipitasing
Vnginia from her safe rnoorings IN the
Uaipn iuto the bottomless quagmire Of
secession. Northern capitalists checkmate
this move by knocking her public credit
into a cooked hat" In single day she
Is c Inverted into bankrupt. Not dol
lar can size hereafter raise save by forced
: loans. The disgrace Of reputation is upon
the proud Old Dominion. The July inte-
rest upon her forty millions Of public debt
will be protested and unpaid; a1d mean
wh1l the waz will be trspsle1red to her
own soil. .
rThs:fail of sunter Is the wand Of en-
caantm mt which last Sunday hight
"transmn:ea twenty millions of partisans
Into p1tFiots. The popular elements heave
aad rock as with an earthquake, and the
great Northern heart, hitherto 80 calm and
1nnovahle, Is lashed Into tempest of'pas-
nion" 49,. ;:
Y President Lincoln replies to Jeff
Davis's order to lombard Sumter, By call.
ing out 5000 volunteers, to aid In putting
down the rebellion aud retaking the forts,
areenals and property belonging to the
Government which have been seized and
stolen BY the Secessionista The people
'pf the loyal North respond to the call
with marvellous. magic promptitude.
Scarcely 8 week has elapsed since that
proelamation issued from the n bite House,
and: already 100000 brave mea have
sprung to arms. From Maine TO Kansas
the roll Of the drum can be heard And
regiments xre rushing to their rendezvous
and 10 the National Capital with all the
speed Ct lightning express.
But Of all the moves yet made by the
rebels, the last one is the biggest b1under.
JEFF Davis has issued his proclamation,
inviting applications for ztters qf marquis
aa7 :sep7sta{i~ He has -t:lus initiated the
crlne nf:'declaring: war upon the prieats
Pnapsrty Of the loyal citizens. He offers
Commissions TO adyenturers to seize and
:. steal tie merchant ships belonging 10
Northern citizens. This ia::simply PIRACY,
cn3 ,,,n- ~,.,e -. s>o.1<xtf xn t3.o 1+,e1v, ,e-
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vy;u i....- 1.~... .;-...... 646 7h2s 135
sum Of $1s, 900, GOO. Hsr annual income frcm
her interest In these roads Ia only s158 900!
She has appropriated to canals the large
amount Of $l5 000, GOO. Not ona cent does sic
receive in the way Of dividend or Interest. or
is ever likely to receiye, from her canal stock.
she has Invested in.turnpikes; plank roads
annually from this source is $685. or 1000
OF per cent on this whole amount invested.
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Tho foaeE11g r. -'rt nf bx,nes. letter. m s4stt
m9ny thus iacide tallJ u rea. Is thesefo the mora
Moysok cow
FfoF O. ]. Wu p--rxAn SIN: F4aa4+ a5lo~ no 10
adartss yn7 enncs uing .vnr very val .ele estora-
i've Cordti Il md n ii Il. tovas T. lave b. en- ack
t'f mora than ca. ant' hare tiled sin OFT st,y
mttncd to get rrl.~. a Ea.e :ouat but yuyy utl!a
nntll tF:ed your rrd4l al Gt,.aS ntae p,o
isel oett"r ta<l bad r. II av'r rear a:s "! rh
run mt doTu FkH Low NJ 1 could grt L. relief M
q! a] your met.rctat a-"ttse,} tn the Nr Eep It
FARMER: atns % !. 2,arl:ens and Eot y botI-:
hase taken IT, aEd i hea :TeAt1 helped e 1es.ra
10 gcs soRe more s.. ar.
TCA7 eacsi lent servant,
DAVID +. WHITLOCK.
TINS every onf NJ, matter how law and how .nuet
t9ey mare sun F-! exrert"r al It trsanI 1el /.
tioe NAVY AAN1 THoCsAxpn MIL 1iEss TIE DAT
THAT TnEia ATTENTION. EA5EALLED 70 IT. 1utn~ I'll
Who snu-r Go y. VI: tne hiur t.rre mistake
Hoo1t L. y WIll cure yto. ha Well and a-H.r ro
!oeEsf one bot"o *t4 saFs .'en from tu1rrtoS Aul
Roa7 the follow Ing latter. iu,t received:
AH. ". kaNo. Ir, 1u.sa. T VI purshAsed CT
3on nne week ~ eot,l~ uf Pref Woods k44t usa-
Ase eorda and 'ad .rtt cnt iy se1Bvsel OF u
k8essloY " tFeps Il. rrN;cl:s ii ato;,psXs Of breah
general d. billy, 1-A v4n ia t1s do .att QUO Dot
s!e tofe aud bn t-ys ts,as arid. be cured oernuxs
c3nsh- Ars x1t A"
Saw hnfu-rl. uAstda -cai II, Y. r. Feb 18th, 1se..
=. 1sWAap.
, 1861-04-22

AA1H 1HUxtAtFEHk 1R AXUx8s
[We continue 10 eondenfe from our correspond
enee the items Of The Great Uprising in the North
weat.l
Al FnEEpoRT On the 18Th the whole male
population turned ont to = meeting in Ply
mouth Hat, preaided over by T. n. $. Bro7n-
ley, Esq, the editors Of the 1ourHa and Bulletin
acting a Secretaries. Speecaes were made by
L. D. Atkins, G. Belts, Wm. Wagner {ln Ger
man), Rev. hi: Ravliu, Rev.. Mr.. Iced, q. Q.
Nsacham, 8. ". Field, 8. Waterbury and Dr.,
McKtne-als breathing the sentiment Of the
Old Revolution. "A muster roll headed by I.
D. Atkins, Cstate's Attorney was presented
and forty men tmmealately enlisted. On the
following morning the company was 1I1ed up.
a second company Wss then started. Acorn
pany of cavalry Ia organizing in the western
part OF Stephenson county. Our informant
adds Tfs haye no desir-: 70 outItte our Gooern-
tssnt" r &sat mus .fal, WE AND OUR
CHILDREN WILL FAIL WITH IT."
!. Al Ar, AoRaIs, osle Co., on the 18th, the
drums were beating and nightly drills had
commenced. A1arge number Of students In
the Rock River Seminary have enlisted fo1 the:
A. GA1rsBuRo on the 18th, An immense
meeting vas held, presided over by Ex:Mayor-
Dunn. Enltstments are being made rapidly
the Common Council intending to vote funds
for the support Of families Of volunteers. D.,
AtHALENA on the 18Th, . large number Of.
patriotic c4tiz.ns enrolled as volunteers.
At QuMcr, the City Guarda hare already
rendered their services to the Governor, and d
Home Guard has been started, In which O. H
Browning, Abraham James, N. Bushnell, L O.
Woodruff, H-Ashu1y, j. G. Bernard, J:B. Gil
pla and one hundred others have already en-.
usted- 80. -
~. - =, IOWA : d.
At Mr.. VERNON, q: military Company has
already bsen formed and offered lis services
to the Governor. Our informant, s D. Mather
says that iowa vii turn out 5000 psn il
1eeded.
AtIoWk Ct7T on The 18th. .afteE an immenfe
meeting, the Washtn gton Guards enlisted and
another. company waa commenced. Three
thousand dollars wss subscribed On tha spot
for tho beneat: Of the:fauliies Of volunteers,
, 1861-04-22

THIS week4: a:1dEd Leading organ Of the
Ifsh popalattion Of New York, sa5e:
~The aecessionIsta have now begun the war,
and got egls. do t.e- .., o. ~ .:.+s.~ .hs
United States government hut Of making an
aggressive war, npoz eiE Watker,; the Sscre-
tary OF Var OF the so:called Confederate: GOV
ernment, In q fpeech delivered at Mont2om-
cry on Friday; evening last, uttered ths threat
that betora the LIST Of May ne1t the secession
ensign would take the place OF the time hon
ored banner Of the American Rep abllc over
the Capitol: at Washington. ;. Tne.s United
States must now prepare to defend them
selves. The President has called for seventy.
dvs thousand men and summoned 4 special
session Of Congress. New York, F Pennsytzar
MIA and Ohio bare s1re.dy-;. spoken cut, The
its energy to put down tbs rebellion, md sae1Y
t11ss naaa Msust ron ssdad up o, ths Stars an
Stripes.. God sore the Tnjo1 {'r; - z =.
, 1861-04-22

The !nd<peadeHee Ba|Ge states that 1t has in
formation Of important communications be-
tween the Governments OF France and ItaIy
aud Austria and France tn regard to Ro1ns.
(which will facilitate to ItelS +.-
-; - .ss.1nss.asslon
-as.. psrtspa II IYanane, Il 1taly, and:
: p the Art plaoe, II algaor De Ctgoar and King
mined sscrifce' To the 4ayantEge q France,
and f5F which France h1s: aaready Obtained the
consent Of Ruasia-" This determined sacrifice
IL supposed TO be the cessioa Of the !slana OF
8adsnla, to France. Louis Napoleon y puTsu.
11E bYi indheetidn the aame course OF ponqqe9t
aa !, 1sas ehsr phHs y lnan Iat.
possasaion 6f:tboss Vhl1a ~ pa1d enough not
Eaf !: &.sss. n: r K!'sa