Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-04-26
IRASBURGH VERMONT, FRIDAY, APRIL 26 1861

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or have the American flag hung out
The Erpress and Day Book complied
under the same terms.
3-30-Afternoon The Journal OF
Commerce saved their building by dis
playing the American flag. There IS
great excitement. The editor of the
Day Book was saved from violence by
the police.
The Daily Ne,os put out the American
flag, when most of the crowd started for
the New York Hotel, the headquarters
of Southern visitors.
The Day Book has drawn in its flag,
A small crowd is about there. The Of
fee is guarded by the police.
10 P. M The american Standard,
a newspaper in Jersey city, was obliged
to throw out the American flag to-day,
by crowd of people.
Montgomery street in that city, is lined
with American flags its entire length.
The Brooklyn Eagle will be compelled
to throw out the American flag to night.
There has been no trouble as yet with
the New York Herald, but disturbance
is feared tonight if the national flag is
not run out
New ORLEANS, April II. The City
Council has appropriated 100000 for
the defense of the city. Every thing in
the way of military matters is making
rapid progress. Subscription books for
the Confederate loan were opened to-day.
The rush of subscribers is very great.
CHARLESTON, April II. New Or
leans wants FIVE millions of the Confed-
crate loan. The whole fifteen millions
will be issued Immediately.
Governor Ellis telegraphed to the
Secretary of War that lie has taken the
forts in North Carolina.
MoBILE, April II. The loan is be-
ing eagerly taken, principally by fifty
and hundred dollar bidders, they having
the preference. The office is crowded by
MoNTGoMEY, April II. Charleston
has taken S2,08o,OoO of the loan at par,
and $4,000 paid cash New Orleans
$2,700,000 at par, and not done subscri-
bing in either place; Mobile $500, 900,
all by small bidders, capitalists holding
Of until tomorrow.
CINCINNATI, April II. The Chief of
Police this morning seized thirty boxes
If guns on the steamer Ohio, marked
or Little Rock, Ark, and Memphis; also
ixty-four boxes for Memphis, on the
teamer Glendale. There was great
rowd on the landing, and the excitement
vas high. The guns were shipped from
Iarper's Ferry. Heavy shipments Of
,owder were also stopped.
All steamers have been prohibited
rom taking provisions to the South
The city has chartered two steamers to !
ct as police boats to stop and search all
'assing steamers.
Three companies Of troops will leave
o-night for the rendezvous at Columbus.
The Home Guard is rapidly filling.
Enlistments at the Newport Ky.) Bar +
acks are very active. Five hundred
nen are now in garrison there.
A large consignment Of bacon for
via Nashville was taken off
he steamer Glenwood this morning. ,
The excitement is intense. More volun-
eers are offered than can be accepted.
Dover, N. H., April II. A recruit
ng office was opened at the city Hall to-
light. A large crowd is present. Strong
ble-bodied men are enlisted as fast as
wo Justices can make out papers. Do
er will ill her company of IS men to-
light.
PHILADELPHIA, April IL. Five hun
IIed men Of Gen. Smalrs Brigade have
eceived orders to march, and leave to
light in a special train for Washington.
Salutes will be fred in honor Of Cover
ior Hicks of Maryland.
The excitement here is increasing q
very hour. Recruiting parties are pa
aiding all sections of the city. The Ia +,
les have resolved to wear rosettes Of Il
ed, white and blue. d.
DR.. Rizer, one of the physicians who
endered such valuable service in Balti-
iore during the yellow fever panic, is en- !,
oiled among the volunteers.
SCRANTON, Pa, April IL. Briga- II
ier Gen. Maybert's requisition for a p
lousand men from Luzerne county is S
ompleted. They start for Harrisburg S
,-morrow. The greatest enthusiasm