The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-25


and paid the amount III gold. @
There will be from $4,000 to 100000
men in the field in less than twenty days.
The Government is likely to get large
amounts Of money from the European
ship builders. s gs .a p
E.. --.r..-- MEMPHIS. April II. 77
The Memphis & Ohio Railroad offers
to transport troops and munitions free.
The Council has appointed a Military
Board. and appropriated $4,000 to de-
fend the city. s. -. zHze sa.
Union flags on steamers have been
hauled down and the citizens are armino
and volunteering. Sd -
Providence, April II.
The Legislature has passed bill au-
thorizing the raising Of regiment.
1t is understood that $5OO,O0O will be
s~a
WILMINeroN, Del, April II.
The secesslonists are overawed by the
prevalent Union sentiment. They had
planned the seizure of Fort Delaware,
which was taken possession of by the
Government, which defeated the project.
New York, April II.
A special dispatch to the Post saws: 1t
is rumored on good authority that the Sc
eessionists of Virginia have Just seized
Halper's Ferry Arsenal. No con6rma-
ton. -.... .......-.. ..
A special dispatch to the Tribune says:
1t is distinctly announced on Southern
that as soon as the Necessary act
is passed by Virginia the Navy Yard at
Norfolk will be seized.
The meeting of merchants day was
most imposing and enthusiastic, repre-
senting the most wealthy portion of the
community. Twelve hundred dollars
beaded the subscription list for the
Seventh Regiments On the spot. There
were only y twelve subscribers. Probably
$4,000 will be raised to morrow,
BIS P. MA mob has Just gone
down Wall street to the Journal Of Com
merce to enforce the mob law or have the
American flag hung out. The Express
and Day Book complied under the same
terms.
$50 P. M.---The Journal of Commerce
saved their builing by displaying the
American flag.
TRENTON. N. J., April II.
Senator Thompson was here to day to
purchase flag to di<pIoy from his resi-
dence. He expressed himself strongly in
favor of sustaining the Government and
enforcing the laws. -.
Our Military board has been in session
all the morning, and orders have been is>
sued for four regiments.
....-.... PHILADELPHIA, April II.
Salutes are to be fired here in honor of
Gov. Hicks Of Maryland. The excitement
here is increasing every hour, and re-
Grating parties are parading all sections
of the city. The ladies of this city have
resolved to wear a rosette of red, white
and blue.
MIcn1GAN Ctrr, April II.
a large and enthusiastic meeting was
held last night, in which Democrats and
Republicans were unit for the Constitu-
lion and the Union. Strong anti-seces
sion resolutions we've adopted ,denouncing
all as traitors whose voices are not
heard unanimous to sustain the Govern
ment. Salutes were fred in honor Of the
Stars and Stripes, which were displayed
in all parts Of the city. A volunteer COM
pany was formed Immediately. The man
who first signed the roll was one of our
prominent clergymen.
HAMILTON, Ohio, April II.
Gen. Harrison accompanied one COM
panY containing IS men, tonight. as far
as Columbus. Four or FIVE companies
will be ready to march within 48 hours
Samuel Hull, Esq, offers $4,000, if ne
cessary, to sustain the Stars and Stripes.
John w. John and other prominent citi.
zens will contribute literally.
CHARLESTON, April II.
The City Council to. night passed
resolution rendering $4,000 in cash
from the Sinking Fund. and appointed
,ammittee to tender the money to the
Governor. The Committee left for Co.
umb US to- night.
New Yoak, April II.
1t is reported that A. T. Stewart has
offered S. 900, 900 70 the Govern ment.
Marshall Rynders was knocked down
Monday by Deputy Sheriff Riley.
The Express says it has reliable infor-
natlon tnaI ~ persons were Killed and
l3O wounded in Fort Moultrie.
The following are the New York ap
oointments made by the President to-
lay. -
United States Marshal, Robert S. Muir
ay; Surveyor, Abra1n Wakeman; Naval
officer, George Dennison; Naval Agent,
Silas B. butcher; Assistant Treas, Rich
Ird NJ. Blatchford.
MARIETTA, o April II.
The Union feeling here is intense.
The largest meeting ever held in Ma
iet;a is now in progress.
The volunteer. company is full, and
oousands are ready. and are now ma
ing propositions for a Home Guard.
New York, April IL.
Special to Express. - Washington
April l7.-General Scott says out loud
hat nothing could be better than Major
Anderson's conduct. He is entirely sat
'fed.
CHARLESTON, April II.
Nothing of stirring importance has oc-
urred to-day. The prospect of the Sc
ession Of Virginia gives great ioy to the /