Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-18
8g Teleataph.
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. April ia regiment OF
LOCO Irishmen have rendered their services
to the Government.
PHILADELPHIA, April I7.-Senator Biger
favors the sustaining of the Government at
| all hazards.
From Boston.
BosToN, April 16.-I, 200 troops are armed.
BOsToN, April 1.-THE Banks of Boston
propose to loan the Government one million
dollars. f--F FFg <r.-.
From New Jersey.
TRENTON, April I6.- The Governor has
| ordered out the military to protect the arse
nal. The military are enrolling.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, April 16.-Twenty tons of
shells and grape shot have been sent to
Georgetown. The Government prohibits the
sending of copies of the Coast Survey South.
Maryland will respond TO the call for
troops. A Baltimore regiment has rendered
its services.
Gov. Hicks thinks Maryland should pro-
tect the Federal Government. Enlistments
are rapidly progressing.
From Richmond.
RICHMOND, April 16-The convention is
still in secret session. It is believed that
secession ordinance has been passed.
From Maine.
AUGUSTA, Me-, April 16.-The Governor
of Maine convenes the Legislature Monday
to respond to the Government call for troops.
From Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, April 1.-THE chief of the
police has seized several boxes of guns
marked for Memphis. a heavy shipment of
powder has also been stopped.
All steamers are prohibited from taking
provisions South. 20
Two steamers. thoroughly armed, are act
ing as police boats to stop and search all
passing steamers. A large quantity of ba-
con for Charleston via. Nashville, was taken
from the steamer Glenwood.
From Delaware.
WILMINGTON, April 1.-THE secessionists
are overawed by the prevalent Union senti-
ment.
From New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, April i6.-Active prepara-
tions are making here for the defence OF the
city.
The City Council appropriated 100000
for the purpose. Everything in the way of
military matters is making rapid progress.
Observation-Disclosures from Liverpool.
The subscription books for the Confederate
loan, were opened to-day. The rush of sub
scribers was very great.
GALVESTON Eastern Arizona Con-
vention met at Messilla on the 10th. 1t was
nmerously attended. Herbert, Commission
er from Texas, was cordially welcomed. Re-
solutions were adopted endorsing the action
of the seeded States. Arizonia's interest is
with the South. She desires to become a
territory of the Southern Confederacy. She
will not recognize Lincoln's administration,
nor obey his officers. The people of West
ern Arizona is invited to join the movment.
A vote will be taken on the resolutions on
the second Monday in April.
The Star of the West is still off Inianola.
The Empire City and Mohawk left Frid ay
evening with troops; but her destination
was unknown.
Six companies of u S. troops under Ma
jor's Smith and Sibley, were at Greenlake
near Ipdisnola. waiting more companies
from the upper frontier.
Major Rhett has resigned and offered his
servieest to the Southern Confederacy.
From New York.
New YORK, April 1.-THE Border States
stocks declined. Tennessee skies 81; Virgin
ia 46; Missouri 494; North Carolina So.
The merchants meeting to-day was most
imposing and enthusiastic. $1,000 headed
the subscription list for the seventh regi-
ment on the spot. 1t is expected that $780,
900 will be raised tomorrow.
Commerce to hang out the American flag.
The Express and Day Book complied I'M
der the same terms.
1t is reported that A. Z. Stewart offers ST.
100000 to the>Government.
Recruiting is going on briskly. Sailors in
great numbers are applying for Naval service.
The 10Th regiment has rendered its ser
vices. Volunteering is progressing briskly in
numerous Northern aud Eastern localities.
FROM Louisville.
LOUISVILLE. April 1.-THE City Council
appropriated $4,000 to arm the city:
A steamer from st. Louis with Govern
ment arms to Newport, KY, is likely to be
stopped on her trip.
From Iowa.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, April 1.-THE Branch
of the State Bank, and the Indiana State
Bank, advance the Governors of their re-
spective States whatever amount is necessa-
ry to equip the regiments called for by Lin
coin.
RICHMOND, April I7.--5 O'Clock, P. M
The ordinance of Secession has not yet
passed. The Convention is still in secret
session. Nothing certain is known.
From Memphis.
MEMPHIS. April 17.-Saunders declines the
Postmastership.
A committee of safety has been appointed.
The resistance feeling is unanimous.
Cannons are being cast.
River News.
LOUISVILLE, April 1.-THE river is rising
with Is water over the falls.
Markets by Telegraph
New ORLEANS, April l7.-Cotton sales
to-day. $500 bales; prices irregular; middling
IL. Flour quiet; 5 I23a5 %. Sterling ex-
change 105a1053; New York sight para4
premium. Freights to Liverpool
CINCINNATI, April 17.-Flour 25a4 40.
Oats firm; &c. Mess Pork IL 00a17 Is.