The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-24

| troop from rhiladcl 'hi', III consequence a
Mdrvlind having guarant, cd the safe transit o.
5000 trocy' through Baltimol" daily.
| A lr'tcr from memlcr VI tie iih M,ssa.
chusctt5 Regiment dated on board ihc steamer
| State cf Maine confirms the attempt TO poi.
son the regiment phcn of New York, 10y prus-
| sic acid mixed with brandy.
An-mbcr # the Eastern company has died.
Maine Legislature.
iy11s't iprii 22.-Thc l., ,,i~laturc convcn-
| cd to-day and there was full attendance 10
| both branches with u large Number of leading
military mun fr,m all sections of the state
| Gov. WN,unI TN delivered mad lrcs 10 both
| bran lu, ,u,mu lately aftrr the organization.
liz " r' lri'r pmiulri and patriotic, aud hisre-
mark, W,r received v i'll the T. most cnthusi-
| lsm, arl imm.'A,clv after hc hal closed his
rem fk.. NJ. GnrIr ur1homa. ten, one of tho
| leading dom crate Il the ll,us,. m,rulurcd
resolution Ilel .iu. ih. entire rCs,Ur,r- uC tho
aatu ~ tn" Vigorous support a. the federal au.
| thuriiiCS. lhn Convention ~ uiirl uu1Ui-
| nous support of tho resolve hy rising as one
| man. tho Governors Nddrrs4 was referred to
| j'mt Select Committee and they viii report tho
| r'quj.itc measures tomorrow, embracing a. Tho
prin, ipal points the raising Of 10 Tt ,iuru's Il
troops and the appropriation "f a million It dol
| lars 10 tit them out. Liberal provision will 10
| male Tor he support o' the families of Nuun-
tccr, AMI - rru.t litrd will Ic or ,Nni2"d to ID
| The h,nurs tor thr famous privatrcr> d JLFr
| DAVIS.
| Maine Is thorough, aroused and will 10
| more in proportion - hcr population than any
| uihr State in H." ni"u.
| IDvghk,ps iUjl2". .-. The Brk, ui Pou,h.
| keepsic tender the government loan # sl,O-
| 900, and to our city, slo eco.
| Albany, ipui PA large and enthusiastic
| Democratic Union meeting was held st tie
. Al. IL la
| speeches were delivered by cS-A'torncv Cen
rfal, joins Il. ruHrlH, and Mr.. Nurr, plcIg-
| ng the Democratic party to stand ism IA tho
protection And pres, rNatiuu or the Union. About
| 5000 people were present. \ Committee u
twenty Of the most Influential citizens were ap-
| pointed to obtain suhscriI tiOn> for the aid VI
| tho families of the volunteers.
The Common Council Committee havo re-
| solved upon apprupriatinR $40 600 for the re
| lief of the families Of the volnmcer'.
| 81. Louis, NO, Apri 22..-Quilo number Of
| elturials from prominent papers in the interior
| OF the state express much Indignation at tho ac-
tion of the Federal Government, in calling so
| large military force into tho pold, aud espe-
Cially for calling for volunteers from tho border
slave states, hut not much III temper Is mani
| tested. aud there Is les disposition To- run tho
| state into rash indefcu1hc measured than in
some other states. There is good deal Of
| secession feeling IN some sections, hut the pre-
| yalIng sentiment is unanimous for consultation
| and lrace. There arr many rumUrs here, hut
'hc ciy j. quiet aud orderly. No public
demonstrations ~ any character have hcen
! made.
! Etica, " D.. ijDiI ~. .-Th" Citizens Corps
| xers insprctrd today and mustered into the
| state service.
Six other companies are already completed,
and at least ten companies will respond to a call
| at tho shortest notice.
E,,rdrk, N. j., Apr2 22-An immense Un-
| io,, mee,ing was held hero today. Mayor Bio-
ELow presided IL is estimated that 90, 900
| people were present. Great cnthusiasm was
| manifested. The First Regiment leave hero
Wednesday next fr Washington.
| Boa n, Ap1! 2G.-At public meeting held
in the Exchsnrc today, "A large sum was cou-
tributed to equip fletcher WEMsrLEs new
regiment, which - now nchriy iuiI' Iho hrss
Boston Rr:imrnt, on" oi ih' best Ill tho stare
Is sanNionsi'h"p'sE i"i hI'r',n,S "'1c'S oia
Plymouth County otlrrS u full r"rimcnt. A
similar spirit - exhibited ~ all parts oi tho
state. .
| The city and town authorities continue 10
vote literal sums for the mantalnanco OF tho
soldiers families.
| Nem Or1eda' lP"' 22'--Ihe irce coiored pop
ui'ii"n az m'cillS hhNo IeSo.N't 10 'e'l1of
their services to tho GoNerhmehi, ior 'ho 10
iencr."' inc STATE
| il'",inE was 'hlc' 70, ,h,Gn' ~ ~ "uop, "'ca',
nres 70 Gear uc ci'E o, hnon''"''''''' 'e'e'"
nave hen hrr'N.u ",', u, IVY IVY cu,. ,,, L.,..
F|He.phm.H, Ap'M ~ Ia,oSE atPtn m"'s
| Dc'h "'o'' al ""!, w w n ~, L,i a. y.
has hrrn 'hIlE a.; ln', 'o h h ""dHr ,DS
the Amcricnu dag aud that Col. FriENoSr had
arrived at New York with quarter Of n mil
lion or muskcts from Enslln1.
| Huntington, Ip,I "a Two bundled mcnhavo
| yolnl, 81 I'd here for ac,ivo service. Recruits
ar continually coming from tho back towns.
Nmmou!! will not 10 found Tan'ins' 81,
TIL" leEi'iiuro assemblies ..,4"rr"M, l,,M, ~ ~
M n,l"licr' An appropriation o. soVo'Ooo VIII
unpn"''ionably be made.
| PiHiL, Awa 22.-Tho Common Council
this 9 ening voted an appropriation Of $50
OOO f., ,nuip volunteers md support thcif