Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-25

Breakers appropriated 5000 to equip the
1 National Guard.
No Second Board is to be held on Sat
urday
BUFFALO. April 49, Company d. Maj
Gidwell Commander. took the required
oath. and are now ready for active service
Gen. Scroggs. who recently resigned the
Brigadier Generalsaip. has enrolled com.
pany for Immediate service
The chief operators Of the Eastern and
Canada telegraphic lines. has been granted
leave of absence for three months, fol
military service by their respective super
intendents.
OswEeo. N. Y. April IS.-At meeting
of the Forty Eighth Regiment, Col. S. X
Beardsley, held in this city last evening,
their services were unanim ously rendered
to the Government.
New York. April 1S.-The Massachu.
setts Regiments arrived this morning, and
breakfasted by regiments at the Astol
House. the Metropolitan and the ST. Mich
olas. They marched down Broadway al
IL A. NJ. amid the widest enthusiasm
flags flying from every store and dwelling
Cheers and cries of "God bless you!'
were frequently uttered. They embarked
at two o'clock direct for Washington.
New YonK. April 1S.-Blank Bonds
forthe Southern Confederacy. prepared by
the Bank Note Company. were seized to.
day by the District Attorney.
The Charleston steamer line has sus
pended its trips, and the Columbia and
Marion were flying American colors to.
day.
! A book bindery and printing Office in
Gold street, which displayed the Palmetto
flag. had dispensation of stones, execra-
tions, and other demonstrations, nearly
destroying the building.
The people endeavorcd to take .he horses
out Of Anderson's carriage, but his objec.
tions were regarded
Some anxiety is felt about the Aspin.
wall steamer being seized by Southern let
tiers of marqae.
| INDIANA.
INDiANAPoLIs, April IL.
PRocLAMATIoN.-I,O OuvER p. NORTON
Governor of the State of Indiana, do here
by convene the general assembly of said
State. and require the members thereof to
meet in their respective halls in the State
House in the city of indianapolis. at 9
o'clock p. NJ. on Wednesday the oath day
OF April, 1860. Signed,
OLIVER p. MORTON, Governor.
Attest: WV. A. PEELLE. Sec'y of State.
MIcmGAN Cry. April IA large and
enthusiastic Union meeting was held last
night. The Democrats and the Republi
cans are a unit for the Constitution and
the Union. Strong anti-secession resolu-
tions were adopted. denouncing all as trail
tors whose voices are not heard unanimous
to sustain the Government. Salutes were
fired in honor Of the Stars and Stripes,
which were displayed in all parts of the
city. A volunteer company was formed
Immediately. The man who first signed
the roll is one of our most prominent cit
izens.
LAFAYETTE. April 1.-THE first COM
pany Of volunteers left for indianapolis at
two this afternoon. They were escorted
to the depot by the Lafayette Artillery
and two companies are nearly full who
will follow in a few days.
ISDnSApoIis. April 1.-THE Bank Of
the State of Indiana has rendered the Gov
ernment oil the money that may be neces-
sary for present exigencies in furnishing
lndiana's quota of troops to sustain the
Government. The first regiment of In
diana volunteers will leave here to- morrow
for Washington.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 17.-Capt Miller
company, from Lafayette, arrived here
this afternoon. The Montgomery Guards
from Charlottesville, and Washington
Guards from Madison. will arrive to night
-Four companies are now encamped on the
State Fair grounds. Five or six more
companies will come tomorrow.
MARION. April 17.-An enthusiastic
Union meeting was held here last night
and speeches made by men of all parties.
There is but one sentiment-the Union
must be maintained aud the laws enforced.
Volunteering is going on briskly.
MADISON. Ind. April 1.-THE excite
ment increases here daily. One volunteer
company Of about 100 men, under COM
mand of Captain Sullivan. left here $50
p. m. for indianapolis. The scene at the
depot was very affecting. some soldiers
shedding tears while bidding friends aud
relations good bye. A patriotic speech
was made by Capt Sullivan just before the
train started. A salute was fired in honor
of volunteers. and The Union and Consti-
tuition. This was the first Volunteer
Company accepted by Adjutant General
Wallace. Two other military Companies
leave tomorrow for the State rendezvous.
a home guard numb bering 200 has been
organized and being drilled tonight
The number will be increased to 500.
ALLERsoS, Ind. April 17-Madison
county is for the Union. Tremendous
meeting. All party lines buried. Forty
men volunteered tonight $500 we're do
mated by eight men for the families of VOL
lunteers. The county a unit for the de-
fense ofthe national flag. Two companies
will be raised.
RrcHMoND. Ind, April 1.-THE excite
ment is increasing here. Companies are
drilling all day. All manufacturing es-
Establishments have closed on account of the