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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
MAINE.

AUGUSTA. Ne, April l6, 1851.
Gov. Washburne Of Maine has received despatch
from the Secretary Of War stating that Maines quota
of troops will be required at their rendezvous by the
10Th of May.
PORTLAND, Tuesday, April l6, 1861.
Several patriotic citizens of this city have rendered
loan of $50 900 the State for the defense of the Fed
eral Government.
AT Camden the Democrats have cut out the name Of
Hershel V. johnson of Georgia from their cid election
flag, and substituted piece of black Grape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADFLrHiA, Tueada, : April To- 1901
This afternoon a mob Of couple >of hundred boys
visited the residence of Josiah Randap he bringing
out the Amencanfsg. They then formed IN procession
to march TO the residence of VIM. Is. Reid.
Mayor Henry started in pursuit and met tho m on the
route. The CHEF of Police arrested the ring. eader.
The Mayor then addressed the crowd and ordered hem
TO disrerse stating that this reckless spirit had gone ito
far and that he would permit further indulgence Of
it, He cautioned them that if il necessary to take
life to accomplish the preservation OF peace that ex
tremity would be resorted to.
The crowd scattered and is not probable that Their
demonstrations will be renewed
L. q. Watmough and l.. p. AshInead, formerly
Lieuenants in the United States Navy, who resigned
years ago on account Of entering into other ayocaons
though now wealthy have rendered their services to
the Secretary Of the Navy, prompted BY love for the
Union
Mayor Henry has issued proclamation declaring
that treason against the Union will not he permitted
nor viii violence 10 persons property Of inhabitants
be tolerated. lie requires all good citizens to make
known every person aiding the enemy by enlistng
men or furnishing munitions Of war or provisions. The
laws Of the State and Federal Government must be
obeyed aud the peace and credit Of the city shall be
preserved. May God save the Union.
The State Legislature has enacted law making any
connivance with the enemys Government punishable
with 5000 line aud ten years imprisonment.
The I'd Regiment Of the Second Brigade, Col. Con-
roy Commanding rendered their services to the Gov
eminent this evening. They are one thousand strong.
This Regiment comprises the Irish companies OF the
city and it, prompt response to the call shows the IN
justice of the suspicious created against ts commander
These suspicious against prominent officers Of the State
militia have been shown to be unfounded, as well as
many other instances since the Presidents Proclama-
ton, all seeming to cheerfully respond in the hour Of
danger.
There was large and enthusiastic Government
meeting at Tyrone, Blair County tonight Speeches
enthusiastically received. Ex-senator Bgler ar
rived after the adjournment, and expressed himself un-
equiyocaly for the Government and be determined
TO sustain il to the last Two military companies from
Tyrone two from Altoona, and two from Holidays
burg will leave tomorro for Harrisburg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
TRUE PATRIOTISM.
Special Disps.ch to The N. Y. Tribune
Du,, ann, mn. Tuaal,r A pr;

Special Disps.ch to The N. Y. Tribune
PHLADELPHIA Tuesday, April l6, 1861.
Fifty of company Of GO of the French Zousves
will leave immediately Washington to ner their
services to the President. They are remarkable for
feats Of activity and strength. The men all occupy
respectable positions.
Capt. Baudn, who built the grand stairway at the
Capitol Extension leaves situation yielding him $50
week as foreman to Messrs Mickey g. Co. An
artist who has just completed plaster bust of Mr..
Lincoln and the proprietor Of the Hotel de France 60
also with the company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

The London Times has the following notice Of
Matilda Heron, who made her first appearance on the
ID inst at the Lyceum Theater, in piece called
"New-Year's Eve"
"Mis Matilda Heron, the Rosse Lee Of the piece was also
debutsnte She seems possess the Requisites o. 1000
The eonpspy Her psthos H. perhaps aie too long drawn
out and certainly In the passages where IRE and snsi s
spt was decidedly successful and she Gas very de-
ssrvedy called before the curtain Of the close oil We seeno ana
third ects,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
RECEIVED by

WASHINGTON Tuesday, April 10, lsol'
T. L. Tullok has been appointed Navy Agent al
Portsmouth, n. II.
Chas Lever Postmaster, Flushing, n. T..
Sofa. Bosworth, Postmaster, Marietta, Ono'
TIE following Posimasters have been app1,u'en II
era. West Meriden; Cnas. 0lmstead, Norwaki Archer
i. Caleb, Middleton.
Chas. c. Morton, Postmaster, Eastport, Maine.
p. Fessenden, Postmaster, Lewiston, Name.
Andrew Willing, Postmaster, Nantucket
Cyncr ". Chapman, Post master, New Bedford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
NEWMAN PSHfRE.

CONCORD, n. H.. Tuesday, April l6, 1861.
New.Ilampshire responds to the Presidents Proea.
nation, and will furnish the troops required. The
Concord Jnion Bank mas rendered loan Of $2000o 10
the Governor, and all the Directors, with the Cashier,
agree to contribute 800 each to the support of such
families of the volunteers of this city Is may fall de-
tending the Flag of the Country.
CoScoRD, n. H., Tuesday. April 10, 1861.
TIE State Capitol Bank has rendered the loan u
s30, 0O0 to Governor Goodwin 70 aid III putting down.
rebellion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

fort them in the hour of their SORROW and affection il
our united prayer.
thanking you for many act, Of cyility and atten-
ton, and wishing you all safe and speedy return
your respective homes, TO which my warmes and most
earnest wishes for your health happiness aud future
usefulness attend you, and hoping that long the
RuIar OF The Universe will disperse the impending
storm winch hangs over our common country and us
polilical future. now pronounce the House Of As
semby of the State Of NewYork adjourned SINE de.
and bid you all farewell
Immediately at the close Of the Speakers remarks
rush was made for the Chambers. and every part
densely packed with lidires and males. scene then
followed never before witnessed in the Capitol. Cheer
after cheer given for the Union, for Washington,
for Lincoln and for the flag Of our Union.
Mr.. WOODRUFF. Of New-York, Gang the . star
Spangled Banner, ""Red, White, and Blue, and other
patriotic s0ngs.
Mr. SPIN0LA was callee ont, and addressed the vsst
crowd in patriotic speech.
Gov. MORGAN entered the Chamber and briefly ad-
dressed The aesemblage, bidding them farewell. .
Speaker LITILEJOHN made an eloquent and STIR
ring speech ond for an hour the crowd gave vent
TO their enthusiasm in every conceivable manner.
At 10 O'Clock the Assembly broke up, and the Cham
Der was soon after deserted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
OHIO.
CLFYELAEp. Tnesday. An

CLEvEIasD, Tuesday, April lG, 1861.
Senator Wade and other prominent gentlemen sd-
dressed large Union meeting here last night. Resou
tons adopted to sustain the Government approx.
ing Of The Preside f,r volunteers recommending
the Legislature to make appropriations Of men and
money, ana appointing Committee to ascertain the
efficiency Of tie Cleveland military. The greatest
unanimy Of feeling rreysled and the speakers were
constantly interrupted by wild cheers and responses.
similar meeting was held at Noryyalk, Ohio, last
night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
Public Accounts i'm Canada, sc

The statement of Public Accounts by the Finance
Minister, published in The GioLe this morning show
on the ordinary revenue and expenditure Of TIE Gov
eminent during the past year deficiency of 100000
Agents Of the United aes Government arc here,
endeavoring to purchase the steamer Peerless She Is
an iron vessel, bull the River Clyde in Scotland,
and q very handsome craft.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
Schooner Ashore end all HanasLost.

SQuAN, \. j, Tuesday, April l6 lS6I.
schooner is ashore at Shark River Iulet. All
hands are lost. We cannot learn her name. Some
letters drfted ashore postmaiked "Nobltb'ro and
North Waldoboro, Me-" They were addressed to
VIM. H. Hulm and Henry Seedlinger Zediinger,
and Joshua Benner, Locust Hill, Vt. The vessel is
loaded with sh-iinber. The letters seems TO be from
ship-carpenters 10 their families.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

=, -,.,v friends in the City Of New-York alone as
I;,co,n in the whole Of the Confederate States,
" and should not be slow in carrying the war IN
+" to Africa"
We think this is a sad bluDder. New.lork
is entbusiastcall, in favor Of the Constitution
the Union, and the Enforcement OF the Laws.
The Mexican system of political rebellion and
civil war can fiud no support here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
VIRGINIA ON TrERpAy.

For or own part We firmly
believe that Nifginin will not
secede and It IA almost needless
TO state that the other Border
States will follow IN ire wake Of
the Old Dominion. IL j. more
than probable that these states
viii maintain position of0rmed
neutrality - defending them
selves against any ugyrc ssiOns
North OF Southland iuh biting
the uansportatiOn Of tr0)ps
through their territory II the
Border States remain Ia this po-
sition Of observation, pros-rs.
ing jealoutly the integrity Of
their son, tie war between the
North and the South will be a
short one. Tie North has the
slips the military supplies ard
she army and munitions Of war.
That the South is ~ 40 eon5i-
tion to mate offensive war,
there can be no doubt whatever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
by Telegraph
STATE APPOINTMENTS.

Special DN1ttchl 20 The II. T. Irbuhe -
ALBANY, Tuesday, April is, 1861.
II. II. Van Dycks appointment ~ Superintendent of
the Bank Department has been confirmed and Leonard
Brainard has been appointed IIarbor Master, vice
Anable removed.
To the Associated Press.
ALBAsr Tuesday, April l6, 1861.
The vote in executive session confirming H. ii. Van
Dyck "a Superintendent of the Bank Department,
stood q for confirmation, and 10 opposed.
The Governor has signed the three million war bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BAYARp cENsuRED

WILMINGTON, Del, Tuesday, April l6, 1861.
One Of the largest meetings ever held in Delaware
was held this evening at the City Hail. in this city, tho
Mayor presiding The following resolution was adopted
unanimously
Rssored That aud condemn the Of Senator
bayai IN tie United States Senate for Advocating
promise between the roth end South and that Ls has
placed In false position before the world that repadats
his teachings having anti mon tendency aud oIthy
OF patriot and DelawArean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
Like Navigation.

BELLAvIILE, c. W, Tuesday April TO, ISbI:
The Bay Of Quinte is clear of ice. The propeller
Maria VIII leave for Oswego tomorrow.
CoLLiN1wooD, Tuesday, April 10, 1861.
The harbor IL free from ice. The propeors Onlona-
gon and Hunder cleared to day for Chicago.
BUFFALO, Tuesday, April 10, 1901:
heavy east wind has been blowing all day, which
has driven the ice mp the lake. Vessels are departing
and arriving freely Tonight severe snow storm Is
preyA;linr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
THE REQUISITIoN UPON MASSACHUSETTS
Special Dispatch to The NJ Y. Tribune.

BosTos, Tuesday, April l6, 1861.
The requisiton upon Massachusetts is increased TO
four regiments Gov Andrews has issued general
order placing all companies of infantry and riHemen
upon a war footing, by increasing the number Of pri-
Yates from 50 to 6i He has also issued proclamation
calling on patriots to enlist by joining existing compa-
nies or forming new ones. The enthusiasm is uni
versal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

Fifteen men have run away from the I'd Rcgi-
nent of the Array Of Georgia, and Col. +. W.
Chastain, the cOmmsndsnt of that gallant corps,
will pay $50 eacl for their recovery aud dely-
cry at the Arsenal Of the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
MOVEMENTS OF A TRAITOR.
cial Disps,ch to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispsch to The N. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, April l6, 1861.
William Cooper Ingis late Clerk Of the Charleston
Secession Convention loft here yesterday & o'clock,
for Nsw-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
From The N. Y. Herald Of Mon
6rI dnriI Is.

y NkN'N n ~ AHf .
day, dBril IS.
Tar DRsTRUCTlyE Policy OF
THE ADMINISTRATIONS.
Accordingly. not only the re.
capture Of Fort Sumter, but Oi
The surrounding forts, becomes
now tue declared purpose OF
Dir. Lincoln. and. in lhs face Of
this declaration, his prorui %
that he Twill not attempt 20
collect the duties Oh imports b!
any armed inysSion OF sny par;
OF tie country except The
landing Of "a force deemed
necessary to relieve soue ior'
upou the border" practically
o. q peace reservation. SuIouEt
to noting. IN their late Wal
against knssia the hostile operr
tins OF England and Frz.r,
were limited to the waters AnC
shores Of the Black and Baltic
Seas bot II was as much q wa
for the reduction OF the Car 10
their terms as II the Allies hgG
penetrated his territories 10
Moscow. SO, now, the c asst
lius military policy Of Mr.. Lin
coin ssainst the states which
claim to have seeded y n.esasI
MAR, anu, II foil Jwed up, u JgstI
o. sure TO Involve the two ,ec-I
items In s general wsr AZ L he
had declared biz purpose 10 b-
the suppression Of the Mont
yomery Government by a hos
tile march upon that city.
VIRoIgiA oS MONDAY.
But has Mr.. lincoln the pow
or TO nmi; the points Of his els.
Il war which ia upon us f! Can
= ire Ia Q combustibls city BE-
limited 70 a fes houses which it
rnsy be deemed necessary to
buTa down. We apprsheud
that our Presideut's ul.ims,um
80 Virgins will speedily be fol-
lowed BY an ordinance Of seccs-
zion on the par; II her State
Convention. which, since tie
21th Of February, has beer labor
Ing TO Iesi.t the disuuion pres
sure upon It. We fear that the
secession OF YirRini, viii soon
be followed by u siinilg' move.
rnent on the part Of North Caro-
lima, Tennessee. Arkansas. and
Kentucky. and we d, not feel
perfectly assured OF the cortiu.
oed adhesion OF Maryland to
the United States We fear
that there Is something more
than empty bravsdo In the late
speech Of the Southern SecTeta-
ny Of Wst at Montgomery,
promising the occupation OF the
city Of Wsshingion b. the Con
federstS State authorities very
early In May.
PgaCE MEETING on MONDAY.
Earnestly iAboring Ia behalf
Sfpezr~, frurn tho beri'ning Of
thsse sectional troubles Gown to
this Day. and for the mainten-
aece Of Tie Union through niu-
tuGl concessions. VT do no. even
yet utterly despair Of arres;ing
1his civil war before 1t shal
have passed hey oDd the reach Of
fessOn. In any event, the peo-
pie Of this metropolis owe Il 70
themselves. 10 their material
aud political interests, TO their
social security and 10 the coDn'
Try at large, to make a yolemn
And imposing effort In behalf OF
peace. To this end we again
call upon our fellow-citizens OF
this island, irTespecti - Of creed
or party, 10 meet together In al
earnest consultation upon the
ways and means Of peace The
Government at Washiprton and
thai at Montgomery, confronted
with the hoTIop Of civil war,
rasy yet rGgol from them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
SECOND DISPATCH.

TRESroS, Tuesday, April l6, 1861.
The crowd has just passed The 7rre Amerioaw
Office. They stopped and gave three cheers for the
Union and three groans for the Office and then marched
away without further demonstration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
TRoY. Ny. Tue.dav Anvil 10 1861.

At the immense demonstration 10 Ills city last even
ing in favor Of the Stars and Stripes, motion was
made 10 adjourn in body to the residence of General
Wool, on behalf Of the citizens by Martin J. Town
send to which, be remarked that his heart was re-
iOced at this glorious demonstration Of patriotism.
Never, by any former compliment bestowed upon him.
had lie been thrilled 10y such measure of joy II is
true that he had fought under the old Aag but be had
done than his duty toward the best Govern
ment that ever existed He hadfought under the STARE
and Stripes that were carried in triumph by Washing
ton and under which jackson closed tie second war
for Independence at New-0rleans in halo of glory
viii you permit that flag TO be desecrated
and trampled in the dust by traitors now VIII you
permit noble Government TO be destroyed by rebels
in order that they may advance their schemes of poti
cal ambition and extend the area of Saveryl No,
Humanity and manhood forbid it, and the sentiment
of the civilized world forbid it. My friends that flag
must be lifted up from the dust into which Il has been
tramped placed in its proper position, aud again set
floating in triumph to the breeze. pledge you my
heat my hand, all my energies, to the cause. The
Union shall be maintained. am prepared to devote
my life to the work and to lead you in the struggle.
lDeafenng applause, cheers for the Union, and Gen.
WOOL
SYRACUSE, Tuesday, April l6, 1861.
The Courier, the Democratic paper here takes
strong ground against the policy of the Admins.
traton and charges the Republican party with break.
ing up the American Union of States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

PRACE MRErIHG on TrTsDAy
Tho time 10. rss,ed for srch
public p-sc- meeting, ia the
North. "a were advocated, and
might have elected some bene-
6ciai Tesuit . lev weeks since.
War viii mske the Northern
people Q unit. Republicans
look upon Il o. ineyite Bile, end
Democrats have been gradually
becoming disguised al the De
elect and ingrEt.tude with which
they have been treated byssec
'tion, for which they have faith.
fully borne the beat and burden
Of conflict, for so many Year,.
Fire Eaters have accustomed
themselves TO adopt GIL indis
crin.inaie tone Of hostility to-
ward citizens OF the non.slEye-
lholdIng States, which would
have. long ago. alienstea their
friends, but tina, the party At
tachmeut OF the latter has been
founded upon principles, not
recklesSly to be abandoned.
The policy adopted by Mr..
Lincoln, a. set forth In bic pro-
clalnstion, and MS speech TO the
lVirriuia Commissioners, IL, on
tile whole, approved BIZ the
masses In the community. Il
cannot harm the North evertu.
ialiy and, II the damage it nay
.ipiiictC 2on the South Ia to be
regretted. Z viii be none the
lees well, ifitsssuIos final peace
TO the country.
THK CIR or kgw.YORK on
TUESDAY.
II Is fortunate for rs Of the
Empire City that we win be re-
moved from the horrors OF war
aid although we viii be obliged
70 bear lie expenses, the result
will DO on the whole pecuniari.
ly beneficial to the commercial
metropolis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
MAJOR RIPLEY.

OswEGo, Tuesday, April TO- 1861
Major Ripley, in command at Fort Sumter, was
brought up in Ogdcnsburg Ills mother and sister now
reside there the latter being the wife Judge James
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

rem lhf n, D bcsGtd OF
7uoJdav fprH 10.
THR NIG0K0us Policy OF TIRE
ArNisIsTKATION.
The measures that have been
adopted, within the last fsw
days, by tire Government Of
Mr.. La cola. entirely charge
the aspect Of public affairs.
tiEd 3 similar course been yur.
sued i've months ago. the i7st
would have been heard " re
cvSsion before now. Not the
iriug q { guu would hsye been
Ieeoed the Notifications upon
be coast would have been Icn.
le'ed inprrguable against local
,tacSs; ana with the eXcep.
ion Of South Carolina, no state
gooid have Withdrawn from
D, Union.
Tine decided conduc, OF tie
Washington Administration
renders IL exceedingly probable
;hzt secession will now be cen.
lined TO the Gvlf sis;sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

hs said that Pinckney Ewing is appointed Navy
Assns, and WI. Purnnell Postmaster ct Baltimore.
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NETWORK.


AvrrKN, Tuesday April 10, lebl.
An artillery company is rapidly filing Up in this
city. The 18th Regiment, under Col. Richardson, will
be Immediately filled up to irs full complement of ten
companies Of 100 men each. The war spirit is fully
aroused in this city. The Strs and Stripes are flying
in all directions and III parties in favor Of sutainng
tho government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
4 SUDDEN CONVERSION.

The NEST sudden and total change of opinion
On record, SURPRISING in its quickness anything
ever effected by the most successful missionary,
was brought about on Monday afternoon by the
visit of few hundred citizens to the Office of
The n. T. Herald. Witness the following ex-
tracts from The Herald of Monday and Tuesday:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

IH1 IifI Of NRW.IOHK o.
MONDAY.
The conservative city OF New
York. guiitless Of any agency IN
precipitatins upon the two sec'
lions Of this gree, country tbs,
e1useieu and seNseless appeal &,
arm, has the right. aud has
some power 10 speak to the
North and the South in behalf
OF peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17

PouGH1EErsiF, n. Y, Tuesday April 10, 1861.
A meeting Of the military OF this city win be held
this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
THE PRO.SLAVERY WAR.

THE PR0.SLAvERY WAR.
IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON.
Sailing Of the United States Fleet.
MAJ. ANDERSON ON THE BALTIC.
Strengthening Of Charleston Harbor.
The Feeling in the Montgomery Convention
A CALL FOR $4,000 MORE TROOPS.
EXCITEMENT IN VIRGINIA..
The Enthusiasm in Philadelphia,
The Patriotism of the North and West.
NEW. EkGLkND AROUSED.
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IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON.

Sailing Of the United States Fleet.