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

PHILADELPHIA. April 19.-The Cit,
Council this morning, at a special meeting
appropriated one million dollars to equil
the volunteers and support their familie
during their absence from home. tn,
merchants are holding a meeting for Ia,
same purpose.
PITFsBURGH, April 19.--Seventeen hun
dred volunteers from Ohio. arrived thl
evening. en- route for Washington. Gov
Dennison telegraphed them to remain I'M
til further orders, in consequence of ru
mored attack on Cincinnati by secession
lists. The war feeling here continues to
increase intensely. New companies arc
being formed. Party feeling is entirely
sunk in the great cause of Union.
PHILADELPHIA, April ia special
Washington dispatch says that the Massa-
chusetts Regiment has arrived, and report
three members killed.
PITvsBURGH, April 19.--The American
ensign was displayed from the, Catholic
Cathedral of st. Pauls. to-day. This is
one of the largest churches in the United
States. The Irish citizens are rapidly
volunteering.
WASHINGTON CITY. 80
WAsHrSGToN, April 19.-The President
has ISSUED his proclamation stating that
there is an instruction against the Gov
eminent in several States; that laws for the
collection of revenue cannot be executed
therein confsrmably to the Constitution.
which requires the duties throughout the
country to be uniform. They have further
threatened to grant pretended letters oil
marque. therefore deem it advisable to
set on foot blockade. Therefore com
potent force will be posted to prevent en-
trance and exit to vessels from the ports oil
seeded States. f
TSigned, A. LINCOLN.
Gentlemen who arrived from Richmond
confirm the rep ort that the act of secession
had passed the Convention by large
majority. The members were sworn TO
secrecy. The time for its official promul-
CATION has not yet arrived. measures of 9
military character having first to be con
summated.
The latest from Norfolk received at The
Navy Department is, that when Capt
Rrendergast ascertained that the channel
was obstructed. he placed his ships broad
side to Norfolk and Portsmouth. an 4
demanded that the distinctions in tie riv.
er be removed, else he would level both
places. 1t is added that the citizens com
piled with the demand.
Tho Il apccv man co,r 1o.o .lo,.k en- =:
aumber. have formed a company called
the Frontier Guard. They have been Civ.
en- the post of honor in the East Room oil
the Presidents House.
WASHINGTON, April 19-On inquiry at
the Post Office. it is ascertained that no
measures are in progress for disseminating
any of the Southern males On the con-
trarY. the contractors from there. recently
here have arranged for the facilitation OF
the transportation The Postmaster Gen
eral has discretion to, suspend them only
in cases Of abstraction.
( - MASSACHUSETTS,.
BosToN, April ia Canadian gem
tleman states that sympathetic war feel :
ing with the North is aroused in Canada,
and that 600 men from Qacbec and q
large body from Montreal are going to
Boston to enlist in the regular United
States Army. 3 sa
BosToN. April l9.--The Common
Council last night appropriated $780, 600
to provide for soldiers enlsting from Bos-
ton. fsE.4.t
Lowell city Government has appropri-
ated IS. 900 for soldiers families.
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PORTLAND, Me-, April 19.-Our city
banks to-day votel loan Of $3.50, 600 to
the State for war purposes
The schooner Cameo, of Canada, was
seized to-day by order Of the Collector
She had South Carolina clearance.
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81 NoRwIcH. Conn.,, April I9.-The Gov
ernor has called for one more regiment
Sl4. 900 were subscribed to-day for the
families of soldiers. i'aari i'4a gs9-
NEW JERSEY.
TRENToS. N. j., April 19.--The Tren~
ton Bank anu Mechanics Bank have each
rendered to Governor Olien loan of S25.
600, to aid in raising four regiments Of
soldiers. si ~
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sasWnNnScToN, Delaware, April 49,
There was great Union meeting held
here tonight Resolutions were passed to
enroll volunteers for protection of home
and to sustain the Union. 4sff ssa
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HAnRrsDuRGm, Pa, April I9.-The re-
port OF the assault on the Massachusetts
Regiment at Baltimore. occasioned much
excitement among the troops at Camp
Curtin. They swear terrible vengeance
9, 600 troops are here. Two Ohio rcgi-
ments reached here tonight. and stay over
until the Pennsyivanians are ready to
march. 4's'' 49, -
= BaLTmoRE. April 20AThe Melville
Bridge on the Northern Central Railroad.
between Woodbury. and Mt. Washington,
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