Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-21
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LOUISVILLE. April 20.-A large audience
was addressed by Breckenridge this after
noon. He denounced Lincoln's proclamation
as illegal, saying he could not efficiently use
his troops without the authority of Con-
gress, and proposed that Kentucky. through
her Congressman. on the 4th of July. oppose
the settlement of the present difficulties by
the sword. and in the meanwhile Kentucky
should call Convention to aid Congress
men in presenting solemn protest TO Con-
gress on this subject, this failing, the honor,
interest and duty of Kentucky impels her to
60 with the South.
The authorities of Louisville. KY, New
Albany and Jacksonville, Ind, are forming
an alliance to preserve peaceable status
and amlcable relations in any event.
The Governors proclamation, for the meet
been issued as reported. The matter is held
in obeyance.
The citizens of Louisville are organizing a
ONE guard.
From Boston.
BosToN, April 20.-The city was terribly
excited last night at the attack on the Mas
sachusetts volunteers at Baltimore.
The City Government instructed an appro-
priation of $4,000 to fit out volunteers and
pay each volunteer $50 per month besides
the Government pay.
the Boston flying artillery start for Washing
ton this evening.
From Harrisburg.
HARRIsBURG, April 20.-Gov. Curtin con-
venes the Pennsylvania Legislature on the
30th of April.
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-Col. Small's reg
iment returned last night. Six men thereof
were wounded by the stones thrown at Balti-
more. A large number are missing
The Seventh Regiment of New York, and
the Massachusetts, troops, are at the depot.
The cars are getting ready for their convey
ance to Havre De Grace. whence they go by
water to Annapolis.
PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-The Massaehu-
sets r-giment has gone to Washington by
the steamer Keystone State.
HARRIsBURG, April 20.-2, 500 men are in
Camp Curtin.
5000 stand of arms have been received
from Pittsburg.
Fears are entertained that the Maryland
volunteers will make demonstration on
Cbambursburg.
The Virginians are rapidly concentrating
at Harper's Ferry. 5000 troops are expect
ed. Washington is supposed to be their des-
tination.
Three railway bridges between Harrisburg
and Baltimore are destroyed.
From New Jersey.
New ARK, April 20.-The first regiment,
1000 strong, goes to Washington next Tues
day.
The Common Council provides for the fa-
miles of volunteers
About 1,500 military are ready to march.
The State Bank has offered $4,000 to the
Governor, and other banks as much money
as is required.
From Arkansas.
FAYETTEVILLE Ark, April 20.
Tie Arkansas Convention is ordered to re-
assemble on the 9th of May.
From Illinois.
CAIRO, April 20.-Douglas' dispatch has
annihilated the Secession feeling in Southern
Illinois.
SPRINGPIEID ILL.,, April 2O.-The six Illi-
nois regiments are full. Double the required
number have been offered.
From Missouri.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April 20.-A secession
flag was unfuTled and carried through the
streets by a mounted company, and was sub
sequently raised on Market Square without
disturbance amid enthusiasm and excitement.
Secession sentiments are prevalent.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo, April 20.-The arms
and amunitIons at the arsenal at Liberty
have been given up, having been seized by
the Missourians. There ia an immense Sc
cession meeting. Thousands are present
from the adjoining counties of Missouri and
Kansas. Prominent places are displaying
secession flags.
From Michigan.
DETROIT, April 20.-A great Union feeling
is manifested.
Jackson & Wiley, founders, offer $50 tons
of shot and she'll to the Government. paya-
BILE when convenient.
TOLEDO, April 20.-The war feeling is in
tense. Ten companies are ready to leave
next week.
From Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 20 The Governor has
rendered Lincoln 7 900 more men than the
requisitiOn calls for.
TERRE HAUTE, April 20.-An immense
Union meeting held here to vindicate the flag
of the country.
From Ohio.
EVANSVILLE, April 20.--Land holders are
offering houses rent free to the families OF
volunteers during their absence.
Numerous Northern localities agree to sup
port the families of volunteers.
Markets by Telegraph
New ORLEANS, April 2O.-Cotton sales
900 bales. Quotations nominal. Flour quiet,
5 25a5 80. Other articles unchanged.
CINCINNATI, April 20.-Flour dull; but IN
changed. Whisky Is. Mess Pork firm; IL GOA
IL 25. Specie, per cent premium.
HolIoway,s Pills and Ointment.--
of the Kidneys and urinogenital organs
i'm all internal Inflammation of the Kidneys, Blad-