Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-04-16

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for fight Those having secession froclivities
aare not show themselves in tho Streets
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pnlLADELruIA, April Is, 1861.
o'clock, p. m.
The American Hotel run out an American flag
to-day with the Union down. A crowd assem-.
bed IN 'front.' OF the hotel and there were strong
'nleaHons oil serious consequences, when the
mistake was discovered by the proprietors the
Hug taken 10 and again thrown to the breeze in
proper MANNER, amid the widest cheering.
A young man at Third and Chesnut was talk
lng IN favor OF secession, when he was instantly
Knocked down. 1t is dangerous to speak against
the Union here The excitement is terrible.
In front Of the State House, man was talk
ing secession, when the crowd fell upon him, and
gave him complete mauling, after which he
run oil hurrahing for the Union.
The Board Of Brokers this morning. sung the
Star Spangled Banner. The Board is said 10
nave been IN tears VIII lie it was sung.
ltOuhih btsfAlNHs
New YORK, April 10th, 80 o'clock, D. IN.
New York sppropriates 100000 for the
purpose of ariniug and equipping men for the
war.
FIFrH DESPATCH
PHILADELPHIA, April 10, 1861.
4 o'clock, p. IN.
Tue rendezvous for making enlistments is con-
siantly crowded. Names come so fast, that
II has become necessary to employ extra Clerks
TO write them fast enough
Az is now quiet at the Palmetto Flag office,
but the building is still considered 10 danger.
Ten thousand people are said to be 10 the streets
The mob waited on the Custom House aud
Post Office officials and requested them to hoist
the American ilng. AT first they declared that
they had none, but the mob insisted and at last
ih' desire was complied with.
number Of fights have taken place in the
streets.
Two partners in Market street house, got
into dispute, when one charged the other with
having secession procvties, whereupon des-
perate fight ensued between them.
lsiXrn DESPATCH
rnILADELPuIA, April 10, 1901.
O'Clock and 40 minutes, p. IN.
The President has made call for the follow
ing regiments New York seventeen Penn
sylvania, sixteen Illinois, six; Indiana, six
Missouri, four; Kentucky four; Ohiu, three
Tennessee, two; Massachusetts,, two; wiscon.
sin, one; Minnesota. one; Iowa, one Mich.
gan, one; DELAWARE. one Connecticut one
Rhode Island, one Vermont one New Hemp.
shire, one; Maine, one
But Seventy Regiments appear ia the above
list, and as New Jersey and Maryland are not
included, we infer the other Eve Regiments have
been aceidenlly omitted by the Telegraph Re
porter
FROM CHARLESTON.
Charleston, April l5.-when Major Anderson's
quarters were burning, General Beauregard sent
oilers Of assistance before the white flag was run
up.
Col, wighl received the sword surrendered
by Anderson, and then complimented his bravery
by returning it to him.
THE WAR FLEET.
Charleston, April l5th.-rhe Federal fleet is
still in sight, of Charleston.
BRECKENRIDGE FOR SECESSION.
montgomery, April l5.-Secretary Toombs has
received despatch from Breckenridge and Gov
Magoiiin Of Kentucky, stating that the people
are greatly excited over the war news.
Their friends sympathise sincerely with the
South. They represent that 1000 men Of the
Border Suites are under arms, and have offered
their services to move at n moments notice from
the wal department at Montgomery.
FROM WASHINGTON CITY
Washington, April lot Is not yet decided
to put this city under martial law, but il is pro-
bable that il will he done at Don, tomorrow.
Southern adyices received here state that Gen
era Beauregard has been ordered to Pensacola
to take command of the Secession forces there
Governor sprague, of Rhode Island, telegraphs
to the President, that his State will furnish one
| thousand men to the Federal Government. and
| pay their expenses
Washington April 10 There is an apparent
calm throughout the city this morning, and a
deep feeling Of suspense exists.
Ten District Of COiumbia military com pauies
have thus fur been mustered into the service of
the Government Sixteen in all are reuuired
The number Of Federal troops here is about
| 800
! MONEY FROM PHILADELPHIA AND PITTS.
BURGH,
/ Washington, April l5.-The Philadelphia Banks
4 have rendered to Governor Curtin, who is now
in this city, all the money that the State may
need Tor the war. A similar communication
from the Banks of Pittsburgh hos just been hand
ed him by distinguished capitalist of that city
VOLUNTEERS ACCEPTED FROM PHILA-
DELPHlA.
Washington, April 1j.-Secretary Cameron
]
ington Bridgade Of Philadelphia, commanded by
uen. William r. Small. Den Small informed
him that the Brigade would he ready this week.
Recruiting for its ranks is now going on at
/ Northern Military Hall, in Third street, below
Green.
UNION FEELING IN BALTIMORE.
E1i'moTs, April l5.-The Union feeling in this
city is strong this morning, The Minute Men,
nm Organization 5000 strong, which has been
drilling ever since the Presidential election, threw
out their stars and stripes this morning from
their headquarters with the motto "11e Union
aaa he Constitutions"
\ WARLlkE AND POETIC DESPATCH FROM
GEORGE N. SANDERS.
| Washington, April jth.-0eorge N. Snnlers
Inns sent the following despatch to prominent
Northern politicians
Montgomery, April a.
To Mayor Wood, DEM Richmond, and Augustine
Bslmont, New York;
hundred Thousand mercenary soldiers cannot
occupy and hold Pensacola The entire South
are under arms, aud the negroes strengthen the
military. Peace must come quickly or il will
be conquered. Northern Democrats standing by
the South, will not be held responsible for Lin
coins acts unless endorsing them. State soye.
reignty must be fully recognized. Protect your
social and commercial ties by resisting Republi.
can Federal aggression. Philadelphia should
tepudiaie the war action Of the Pennsylvania
Legislature The commerce of Rhode Island
and New Jersey is safe when dislinguishable--
Hoist your Nag,
Dayis's answer is rough and cuit
Sumter is ours and "nObOdy hurt"
With moitur paixhan aud petard,
We tender Old Abe our Beau-Reqard.
GEoRGE N. SANDERS
FROM WASHINGTON.
Dosdmgtoa, April 10th, p m Three hundred
additional volunteers have been enrolled to .day.
An additional number are expected tonight.
General Scott run up his dag to-day on the