The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-30

Der of Commerce alone, for the benefit o.
volunteers families.
The streets are deserted and business
hardly thought of.
i NEWARK, N. j., April 20.-Gen. Pun
yon has received orders for one regi
ment He viii send the first regiment
1000 strong, 70 Washington, on Tuesday
next.
The common council will provide fol
the families Of Volunteers.
About $50 military stand ready tc
march, in Newark alone.
The State Bank has offered the State
$4,000. Other banks have offered al
much money as is required.
BUFFALO, April 2O.-Hiram Sibley
President of the Western Union Tee
graph Co., and L. R. Walker, President
and j. A. Reid, Superintendent, of the
New York, Albany d Buffalo Telegraph
Co.'S, have issued orders that no MESA
ges ordering arms or munitions of wal
will be received by their companies un
less for the defense of the United State:
and endorsed by the Mayor of the city
from which it proceeds. Messages il
cypher, excepting dispatches for the
President of the United States or the Of
fcers of the Government, will be refu
sed.
CAMP MORTON, Ind, April 20.-Troops
are still pouring in. There are nearly
1000 men at Camp Morton. The Gov
ernor has rendered the President 1000
more men than the number required
from the State. An officer arrived to-
day from Washington to muster the
troops into service. The ladies have
supplied large quantities Of flannel shirts
and other clothes.
TORONTO, C. W., April 2O.-The GloJc
this morning publishes long article on
the relations between England and the
, United States, advocating a sincere and
firm alliance, forgetting all past differ.
ences, and says that the North has just
cause-that the permanent good will O
the American people is worth striving
for, and hopes to see the rebellion pu,
down and the traitors dealt with as they
deserve.
New YORK, April 22.-1,oO0 barrels
Of powder were seized yesterday, bound
to New Orleans also, a lot of blank reg.
Iistrations of vessels for the Confederate
States. All vessels bound to sea are
strictly watched.
Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts, has
enlisted as private in a battalion of Ri
flies of Massachusetts.
Senator Baker. of Oregon, has been
chosen Colonel of regiment of Caliior-
mans They raised $4,000 for their
equipment.
Gov. Morgan received Geographic
dispatch that the 9th regiment of Massa-
chusetts, under Gen. Butler, had arrived
safely and landed at Fort McHenry on
Saturday.
VIM B Astor has offered to give the
Government four millions, and loan il
ten millions
BUFFALO, April 22-The Common
| Council of the city unanimously appro
priated $4,000 to equip volunteers an(
support their families. Also, permitting
the clerks of tie several departments t
enlist without loss of situations or salary
, Our citizens have raised 325, 200 for tn
: same purpose.
New YORK, April 2o.-A regiment o
rifemen is forming of Italians, Swiss anC
Hungarians here, to be called the Carl
baldi Guard. The British residents are
forming regiment of Light Infantry
One company is complete and the SECOND
is forming.
Commodore Vanderbilt is said to have
, informed the government that they car
have his whole fleet of steamers, fully
, manned and equipped, without thu
charge of penny.
| INDIANAPOLIS, April 60 compan
! les, the full number required from Indi
ana, have been accepted by the Govern
or. 80 companies more have rendered
their services, and information of lot
additional companies forming has beer
received. 56 companies will be in camp
to-day.
New YORK, April 23.-The State au
/, thorities have decided to muster into i'm
mediate service the whole Of the 10000
volunteers authorized by the Legisla
t ture.
The Common Council last night voteC
one million dollars to arm and equip regi
ments, and half million more for tn
families of volunteers.
The Brooklyn Common Council voted
500, 900 for the equipment of the 1911
regiment, TO leave TO morrow.
The Baltimore american of Monday
confirms the scutiIing Of the Pennsylva
MIA, Columbus, Delaware, Raritan and
Merrimac, at Norfolk, by order of Capt
Pendergast, and the destruction of THEN
arms. The only vessels saved TO carry
away the government forces were the
Pocahontas and Cumberland.
ST.. LOUIS, April 23.-The Democrat
this a. m. says that Gen. Harvey having
received the necessary orders yesterday
about 700 men were enlisted under the
Presidents proclamation, and received
by and placed under the command o
the officers of the United States arsena
at this city. 1t is understood that l 800
men have rendered their services and
will be accepted About 800 troops are
now at the arsenal.
PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-The scut.
ding OF the steamers Pennsylvania, Col