Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-23

AnRAnx, April 27.-The State authorities
have decided 70 muster into Immediate serv-
| ice the balance Of the quota Of militia au.
thorized by the act to. enroll the volunteer
militia. This gives 1900 troops in addition
to the seventeen Regiments previously or
President Volunteer companies are coming
in rapidly. Ninety companies have already
handed in their company rolls. = n
AT the Democratic Union meeting tonight
Erastus Corning presided. Resolutions passed
gledeing the entire party to stand firm to the
Union.
The Common Council has appropriated
$4,000 for the families Of volunteers.
The Bank Of Poughkeepsie has rendered
the Government 100000, and Albany
$4,000. ,,r er.. =
UppER sAspuskv, April 99.-one more
company of volunteers was raised in Wyan-
dott County. to-day, Captain J. NJ. Kirby.
We have only 10000 Inhabitants, and have
raised 400 volunteers. One hundred and
sixty leave to morrow morning. and the
balance on call. Volunteers are pouring in
all the time.
WILMINGTON, DEL, April 22.-An enthu.
siastic Union meeting was held here this
evening, embracing every party creed. The
Union feeling was intense, and strong reso-
lutions adopted. r,f.-.
PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-Several of the
Pennsylvania troops, VINO have been missing
since the Baltimore riot, have returned here,
and report having been confined in Jail in
Baltimore. Thirty FIVE others have been
wandering in the woods near Conwingo.
They were taken to the neighboring houses
and treated kindly. The latter have not re-
turned home yet.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 22-Four times
the amount advertised for by the General
Treasurer, as the first instalment of the loan
authorised by the State, was offered to-day
at five per cent.
NEWARK. N. J., April 22.-An immense
Union meeting was held here to-day, Mayor
Bigelew presiding. II is estimated that
$4,000 people were present. Great enthusi-
asm was manifested, and the American flag
was displayed in profusion. The city has
the appearance of military camp, and re-
cruiting goes on rapidly.
BURLINGTON, April 22.-Troops are pour
ing in from the back towns. Vermont will
not be found wanting. The Legislature as
sembles tomorrow at Montpelier. An ap-
preparation Of $500,OOO will unquestionabiy
be made.
NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-The Texas line
Of steamers will be temporarily suspended.
1t is reported that Houston is about to sneak
at Galveston, announcing his determination
to oppose Lincolnism.
Preparations for war in Texas are pro-
crossing on a large scale.
The remaining Federal troops at Indianola
will probably be taken prisoners.
Six hundred dollars of the loan were taken
at Mobile by the colored people.
The steamer Hannah M. johnson, from
Pensacola yesterday morning. reports eight
war vessels off the harbor, supposed with re-
Inducements.
WILMINGTON, DEL, April 22.-Passengers
on the train just passed report all quiet at
Baltimore.
AUGUSTA, Me-, April 22-The Legislature
assembled to- day. Every man voted to
pledge the entire resources of the State to
the Federal authorities. The Committee on
the Governors Message will report to raise
ten regiments, and appropriate l,OOO, 600
for the military, and liberal provision for the
families of volunteers. A Coast Guard will
be organized. The State is thoroughly
aroused, and will do more in proportion to
her population than any other State in the
Union.