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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

dations ere; Fret cabin, 100 passengers second
C, in, lCO; steersge, 400; crew., li5 men. Tue
llaIsa made The irP from Bremen to Now York,
ioueainc At n'hfmp,onrin II days, whh ,onsider'-
BE heavy weather; while the Glasgow, which left
one day before her, 10 days ia nakius the pas
ssge. TIE ship IL fred az in an elegant ma1Ber,
ard 'ls proved berselF starch craft. Aier the
vessel had been Thoroughly inspected, the comfany
sat down 90 IN excellent druer. at @hich agreeable
senaHsnis weseiF iercnauce9 sir. Gustav Schwaub,
Of be fFn 81 CelIchs & 30, consi1Dees, n 81
coune otsone remarks, referred 10 the kindly feel.
rgs OF thc ci;z-as Of Germany coward TIE American
people, and sid they had been Struggling for 50
years twain what this country 10 now struggling TO
preserve. In due tine tie company separated hav
irg fpeii lew hours in very pleasant rnsnner.
Among those present were Collector Barney, Judge
Daily and numerous representations Of other Steam
alp Companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

po.Rn or AGpgRuss.-At o'clock last evening,
in the absence of tie President OF the Board, Mr.
Fronent was called to the chair. 1he roii was
called, but, quo' um not appearing, the Chairman
declared the Board adjourned sane de.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

THE FAIR SsAsoy.--In view Of the approaching
holidays the benevolent ladies Of oar city a'e be-
stirring themselves in behalf the poor. Some ofthem
aoe cn.sc,d in puhiief.irs fou!ewhat deuomnaiicna
while Others Are ARRIVING thohseyos more generally
10 the wants Of tie poor wherever they mag be
found. Tley are all wo,t'y Of encouragement, how
ever Il should be rem,m-ered that these lades
give their time and their labor g'aiuiiou.y, and that
10 them ii is Il source of mech eradication to be
helped in their rr.ifewortly efforts.
The Memorial Church ladies are holding Fair in
aid Of tue Church Hnd the Poor, in their Sunday
School Room, in Wayer!ey place, corner of Ham
nond street, which is to be kept open till tie I'd
inst.
The 'ales Of tire Free Church Of the Epiphany
are holding Fair in behalf of their Church in the
basement of tie same No. 49, Stanton, between
Back aud Norfolk streets, which viii remain open
,ih Irid evening.
The NAV ;ers Of tie Union Zone School" are
holding Fair ut No. G3i Broadway. THIS is an in
stitujon specially devoted TO tic Of the cLilien
Of volunteers.
The ladies' of tie Benevolent Society. connected
with ST. Pairek's Cathedral, will bold tloir Twenty
first Annual Festival at Jones's Assembly Rooms,
No. 65G Broadway next Monday evening. This So
Getty acts in cooperation with the Sodery Of s.. Vim
cent de Paul. that the proceeds Of the festival are
sure to reach the poor and needy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

AcADrNY OF MUsic.--IeFe were viii Be 2 matt
nee tomorrow morning ls.'u7d,y) Of the E@sihHion
0; Ne. Hauon ard tie PINTO Aiu.e. I. .eat , ?
s.Iied much admiration anG crawl large audiences.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

Col. james 4. Mulligan, Jhe he.o of Lexington,
VII visit Laura Keenes Ihoa'er this evening 10
Wines "Tbe Seven So.s," by invitation Of M..s
KeeHe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

On Monday evening, Dec. %, at Niblo's Saloon,
the Peak family, com Deed of nine memberr, besids
Offers, to the amount Of some twelve, viii begin
t.er performances az yocalsts, harpsls, ard Oc'l-
ringers. In tie last capacity they are especially
prased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20
ArPoIsTHESTs 81 TBE DBTRHr-ArToksk
A. Oakley Hall, DistnctsAttorney elect

has made the following appointments:
Mean, Cssrl-s Whitehead aud Orlando L. Sewut Asso-
Glaze District Auo-ysi4 Oyer and Terniner, General ses
sans sno hi, her Iouria a. i,
Frseii Van veek, ESQ., assistant IA indictments aid
So.eill se.,icbs snd Police Courts.
George ". llunt d., clgIk. -
uessI. Jsru,s w. Olso< Jehn ". Brennan, George W.
Red aud JACKSON Cor.s, subpoena clerks.
John Brady hr Of the Repubiiean Com
mit Gel usrsseE ger.
Mes.rs. McCord. McComs:k. WoollidSc. aid JsOcDus.
I olioo p.ld C0ur .,l9lespa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

VI
dsy, Mary anne Woo hi taken before Justice Kelly
ih- fer,on Market Police G. ut % geI with
grand larceny u appears 10th February las
the accused called upon Ella Cas- idy at her residence No.
2B7 Spfi street aUd desired hoo size 1ous
have told Mts (assiiy se@ the but
BY other ntvcrd tear her
oftue nom tue dcra'r lip. Of hHry Arnc vhD 1t spp.s.
mrserized h-r VIC m SuJequrntly iir. C.
her yuae, ronsiBg 80 VII c hat been taseo hes
ccket ~he she Ia TIE mesneric .ia,e aud ye.erd
Happening tie fruu,,sT ne trret she bad her
arrested May Anne deta-d to the gIate the ia
Of her nj what c9ui, sOJ pc she rad inn iIted
many VIII. had been dcons"ais wIetchei that her
great lotto the heart The Justice, utuiudiu Of Lrr
gn" committed her for ui.L There other charges
standing s.siIst tie same prisoner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

The STEAMSHIP HASsA.-Ihe North German
I,oyd's steamship Hansa, Capt. ii. j. Soa santeh'
no,y living al Pier No. 80, North River, aud which
recently arrived at this port OF her hrrt trip, wes
omen for pspecon u nuaiber Of invited guests yes
terday afternoon She is lr-t-ciHss chip, built III
Go.uock. Oh the Clyde, by Laird & Co., for the
a,bve Company, to be ADDED to their Hue running
.elween Bremen and this city, Tier DIMENSIONS are
NJ follows Length Of keel, 's7 feet length over ALL
as7 feet; breadth II beam, ~ feet; deIia OF bold,
3si feet; bmdcn $500 tunr. The ensnes are direc'
acIipg, Of 200 nominal hone power Her seeou.Iio'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20
SUPREME coURT-sprciAL rsnx-DEc. lo'Snefofe Jus
tiee
ACTION TO COMPEL srECiFIC PERFORMANCE.

ACTION TO CNNFkL 81 y 'FIO
Peter Lynch sgf. Heniy Bschoh-fi ,hnih asks
,bat he g. mn ed TO hiu dee ~
lee. 80. i pursuance Of go nu' e"d
III ~ rrou,rty for 90 u, fudsut c'ni' nos 'A't -
a. oOtaiusd by uisrep,e-snti'ions d We m
dsr.,ood ~ sgr.ed between hin eni pt th sg "ho
"a. CONTRACT that eieIdan, should have Jr me
p.ui. sc 500 s0d sb, s sireut "th me FL.
~, 40. of tua se.,.elt of 81 rhft pl nus rgrns
,nOtg he's ihis, bat the Iroee cnssto eeo
Il oh - .t would not courivi tor es' {" come IN
IN .e the Supreme hid udegrd is dsc'ion the d,y
b.fr confirming the CpInissonets epori 20 wdeo uas
.tf.t Fiinr t,si-d that he Nas gnoIant oI thn
frt A the ia. tie contract ntoe Derrdsntt peni,e
,rste s.c.,,d Sl2O A.. clsins hat the llsn'i shput
raw hi. snouut ia addition to $4,000 ssrerd upon ~ ~
It,-. Decision reserved. -, -
for oeiet diIi. 80, :, ,,..,,v
Butler Wright at. John T. Mills ct ais Judgment
uatR As prsy. or IA tie ronl Iui the amount O. t's
adlnstcd aud s,tt on the settlement oil TIC JeisHe"'
par,d by he Plaintiff.
Jud.e LeouarYs Illness sti eonoung, ex part" ousn'
Chambers vas 10 by ludg" A"n VINO spsp-'c -
alir, 4 ,l, j-ei Term CilSndt nnt IL O'clock. Az
gated motions were card Chambers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

MOVEMENTS OF SECRETARY CHAsE.-At the meet
inV Of tie Bank Officers yesterday morning, Secreta-
~ Chase was present aud entered into the discus
siors of the Board. lie slated that the financial
wants of the Government have been provided for
until about the Let Of February, and spoke very en-
couragingy in regerd TO military operations add
thought the officially with Great Britain could be
peaeeably settled. The meeting resulted in sails
factory adjustment Of all the differences existing with
tae Secretary in tie detais Of reimbursement OF the
inst leans
Mr.. Chase spent several hours in the afternoon
with Mr. Cisco at the Sab-Treasury, and dined will.
BIZ. Opdyke, vt the Union Club, in the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

FUNERAL OF A VoLuSTEEE-The funeral Of
Capt. Francis J. Mellush. Of Company ID, 9th
Regiment. n. l. S. 81, took place yesterday after
noon from the residence OF HE pireut. No. CS Mott
street aud was attended by The military escort which
brought on the body from Washington, q deputatlon
Of Masonic Lodge 40. 100 f. and A. M., ard large
corconrsc Of friends. The remain. were Inferred in
Calvary Cemetery, where the nsual burial cere-
monies according to the tes Of the Roman Catholic
Clurcb TOOK phee. Capt. MclIugh died at AleXan-
dra, Va, OF typhoid fever, contracted While in ser.
vice. He wac - years OF age, AID leaves q wife
ard two children 70 NOUN his oss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20
The Ar,isans' Bank agt. Jacob Dubois.-;Otion

tu1-,aEss-DEc. le-Befor- Justice BARSAE.
DECISIONS.
Henry Boil ct al. aei. the Liverpool Ns"-horK'
add pLi;drl pha Steamship Ce.-Case settled ,b.x
eonaIl being ,itk to-day. justice Sut 20
Chambers ior x.parts business but the fneiiol ~eL
not called.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

LoYALTY OF AMERICAN WoNEy.-An the jonT-
nAis Of tie seeding States concur in loudly
Wanting the devotion with which the Sou,lern
women have espUused the Rebel cause and the
wLolo-leniedue-s with which hey have conduoed
IL every way TO the comfort and wcll-beIg Of tie
army beneath their hybrid flag. They also reflect
uton tie luicwnrmness Of Northern wOmcn-a
charge "a unfair I'D fase We dare aiirm that the
fires Of patriotism burn ae steadiasly as in the days
Of '76, aninaling tie hearts of mothers, wives
Sisters, and sweeihesris. Let this ardor be but
properly directed aud there would remain 10 call Of
our noble volunteers unanswered, no want unsup-
piled, emergency unprovided for.
There has already been much done; fairs held
societies oryauzed-sewing circles put in operation
in which nn,ble Gngers are kept lusily plying tie
magical needle. urged by u inspiration Of true 10y.
1ty 10 and affection for the land OF tLer ancestort
10 less than by wrnanly inter est northumberland
tympathy for the sick and wounded Social visiti1g
has been male a means Of advancing The GOOD work
and many OF tie soirees held for the making Of hos
ri'.d slippers; for he knitting Of socks and miitons;
The fasliouug Of waria wrappers for lhe sicki and
indeed the supply OF s those wants that have beea
IA de known.
some IhuiNinuhl INrldHcthOl NoUWuiF NtNVlloH 10
ihese deeds Of mercy aud Kindness have slone foth
H. stars TO guide Others in tie same path. Ii is true
that comparatively hut few ladies possess the means
to perform as much rs their warm heats might
prompt but there thousands 1f ladies' IN this cts
alone, whose ume or portion Of IT, II at their own
disposal. Let no one Withhold her hand; the " wilt
ing nii," we doubt not lie everywhere to be founJ.
There will be ample need FOR al tho evidences Of
forethou.h that can lie forwarded 10 our glorious
trmy during the present Winter No one should
ioi bear her little because sle cannot do much. Even
one Ia.r of socks or warm mittens may form an ac-
ceprable mite in zone regiments treasury Of comfort.
Every lady knit, and with the olick Of her glane-
ing needles let her mDge prayer for the success OF
tie Right, and
Could men the afgels,
These 90 nb socks. like sweet rvzrgels,
" Ou.d b ondIou- tale u1'niti
Ever, stitch wou.d te il. siory,
And each sesu. you'd YEA glory
FsI1tr tLsn iellef's gSlG."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

BOLD NEW DoDGE.--Fcr some months pae.
bod ceberies have beer committed Of cha
ad hipo~ nes which have baled the detective power.
Of the police system, simply account of tbr hn.ts
Goods hs'- been stolen from the whrve. where
were "rrhafgrg Their ceIgoes ard one could ever ~.
where or by wEo,u they iaksn Al st n w.. d,..,
cred that earia ain youns sentleinan had given csmau en-
order To g. "a to the whsn Of the hin s,xoi ad 40
bring away bse 81 good- marked Ia p.on.r wsy Tn.
ca ;nsu vert and took a~ay a. bsls lie was ov.rskeo
when be stared that he had received ders 10 deliver b m
ia thnch street 1t bale OF ribbons. and valued at
I.l00
"a "Wednesday. John McCebe q Yong Gentleman OF rs
Summers fell to IL hard Of OceT Gilmore OF the s.ain
boat squad and-f the following elulstLc.s: lie
order to tnaG 40 Az 20 60 down to Ter No. 30 North
River and Urng certain 5ar If good. and driy.
the same In Fourteenth street. Tue order received
tas goods allowed away bu the officer followed
cart ard at M tenth street he joined by
young refer ed to. when tie officer arrested them DO
ADD r,ed them 20 the Seventeenth Pr Station
House Irn bile Of goods wh.sh landed
the steamship II4nsa, and may he Of great value.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

CoayIssloNFrs or GRANTEES AND CORRECTIONS.
The seni-noldily meeting of this Board was held
mirec Of The Whole wac presented. ItapPeared
ihere.om that from The eti 10 the 18th inst. inclu-
sive Sol pcrson5 male aud female, have been trans
icrre' IIoE the City Pri,ohe to the WorkIIouse on
Bi4ckwells l-l.nd, Migrants and disoldeIly per-
sons. OF tire 70 ri number, ~ were committed Tor
the first ,ime "a twice, Sc three times, 30 four times
. ten lines, Is twenty times, 10 thirty times, and
one Auodred times. The weekly statement is as fol-
lOUsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

CoRoNKns' CAsEs.-On Wednesday, Roger Wa
ters cIiG residing 10. 100 We. Twe1ry.ei-
We. .celned to cga'b TIE CORNER noilii-J
Co ouer seliaer OF "Wednesday he's. an nune,t ss1e Av
esue to boty az csh~yae irdfsa who was -, in
he aaftHsnt on lue'dsl ia destitute aid d,iny eord
uIu aha alaO bsf child wfci qlfrriug IL, =, -, -
fol 1he worsn did tboriy eT bfieg ii csy.ted ~,
Jury rendered vryssy in witt lie fct. of -
ess i appears thu her hu 'nud has been abs.,, ss
soldier foi 'eVeial n'~h' dr,s which time shs had nc,
rec~'ed any sr' ne non him, d. ~. po,sd could
Rc humil,te herself y SkirR any Ie-son f., n Ia
Yesterday Coroner Gamble held iuGues, on IN. bav ~
Nary iogen itie Yi al 40. 49, es Li.- Mai, street
no burned % death BY matches VIA Lich She
plsy igUtting sDd fettid2 to her .stf.y TIe
mother Of d~c@isd absent om ,b -oouI AZ
the time the Jury dcred a, ~ ecjt.,ey sss y
Ie zane Corooe h-d ~ inquest upon the body OF Catb
rinr Norm'n te ,iHft' yrar' Of ase, wVh her
Death II pr.ce ely the la the foyoef es.-
Leceased 10 ided Al No 2 Nss Twertyniutb ,-ra.t I'll.
Jury der, d a verdict OF " arri ien,s tssfh
e-te day, Coroner Jaokusn he'd an inquest al No J2l
Wrs; ofty second street e cody Of child wear and
hall Old no burned d.t by biz clothes talne sre
wb 10 PLAYING In tie wita several other ohdsen
dit, Aeclentai nenth
fo'teiday, aged colored nan. who resided alone in
bheMtnt At NO 30 snniya" street, foluL d-od N nj
bOey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20
MAINE TROOPS.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE on JAIME TROOPS ~.
-YesterdaY morning go Maine tr00i ' nnGer we

command OF Capt. F. Brady, arrived boz oy .ne
Fall River route, and proceeded 10 Serse. .E;ny'
where they took the lOt otloch train fov VISA "g-
ton. The men are Hardy SET of fellows, GAZE
ouDg, and for years have been accustomed 20 camp
log out while on hunting excursions. They wore
Inc regulation uniform and presented soiiierly
appearance. Upou arriving 1T Washington they
ViH proceed to join the ID Maine Regiaent, now in
Virginia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20
SUPERIOR COURT-SPRciAr rsRs-Dxc ls-Dsi0'' 'u'
tice bOswOKTH
81 4 - !

DECISIONS. ,,..
Caleb +. Clark sgt. A. Sctuyler Fyd.-honoa
- 49,. o,da, of ares denied WIKI - cos TO aoileeseut
- 49,. o., y.ns,. the motion gu alhdays On payment 81
such -. ala wi,hout cost,
To either party Either may move on tw as,' ~" w,
Stem All Il. h. Dexter siotinn 70 discnsrS
n.'s., ~ 49, ,soiy by rugsrsoeas Of the eAecansa
r,,' t-r viii en- d. 4. held, de,ird with 4 COSTA
~ ~ i shoy. cases lst " an ClsIb Of Special ISfm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

The CATHOLIC OarHAS AsYLUM.-Th, Annual
Exhibition Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
for girls WAS held yesterday in the grand hall OF tie
new school house attached to ST. Patricks Cathedral
bIulbery-st. The meeting was addressed oy the
Very Rev. Dr. Starr and Dir. Richard Warren, after
which the appointed exercises were gone through
and vnledicory delivered. The inmates OF the
ASYLUM Lumber abou. -four hundred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

4 NEW SYSTEM or MARINE SrGyALs-The
American Slipmasiers' Association have isneI GER
tihcltcs bearing nbcrr in tie order Of Application
by which tic bearers will always DO known on their
books aud by means Of which their yesse!s may be
identified at ee3. In no case will numbers be
attached, have been publ.hed by The Association,
and may be lad oy ceftica,e-hciders Of Mr.. l.. Il.
L ,tou. tie Secretary at Nos. 81 and sS Merchants
Exchange. New Cat lognes viii be issued as occa-
sion requires by exhibiting ls lumber as a signal,
be captain Of u vesse may give her name, in man
ner not easily Misunderstood, TO any other captain
having the numerical list. The Association already
h We nearly go captains enrolled, who will very
roon put The new system TO a practical test.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

SENATOR Wuaors IIrALTH.-A letter from Mr.
Wmot to relative in fhis city, datel the 10th inst
aes that Lis illness IL not OF the serious nature that
la. been reported lie expects to be able to return
10 the Senate IN u week or two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

COURT CALENDAR-rHs pA, No. IA
u S. DIsrRIcr CouRr.-tJmy S@ a. IA, IS. -, ~
asa 8 3. tAdahslty esuss'' -
90, 81, e. 81. Part II-lShort
SupRsME CoURr-CIRcrdr,I.;s ,i.s sac sos SOS,
esusesl-Nos 1871, $751; 4,so s6sa s23 if53 2sas $751;
900 1851 5fll 5T22 1883 49, Sol 4,y9 450S .s5 a0
SD 1854 2i. 595l siSi, 80 80 81 M SIS $50 5;7 SIX
g. ts45 sa3i, "a 9stS s3;l 5i73 57. Sl1. 1875 80
49, $751; s1i an S:v .ss is.T 5S1o 3l05 os SS. H
ssSO 4'sii 5o7' saaI IS SPECIAL TERM.-Hss1es Of
SurEtas ~ sSs, &C. tos, >. 10 so, sa 70 GA
| 2. TO 63l r Part 4 Nos o6i5 2l7l,
svPhhio OK, I,Ss ALL al33 2s35 2o 2sa, 2S. 26t}
lsif , 40 ~; -Nos Az 1850, 800, ss5s essi sss
| hrp asa zeTi. 2sIe, ss'S' @''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

CCIJRT OF COMMON PLEAs-SEoIAL IINA-Dko "a"
Before Juogs tHADf.
DECISIoss. 18th
The Mayor, &C., ast. Mils.-Motion dspie'
cut costa u.x
Postxck srt. ABBOTT si-Judgnen, an ia ~ blins
woa, prejudice 10 TIE neat 81 lhs
another aciou."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

THE NEw-ESGLAsD FEsrWAL.--The annual fes
tival Of tie New-England Society in Tie city OF New
York viii take pace a, toe Actor IIouss on Monday
next. Gov Andrew of Massachusetts,, Gov. SPrague
Of Rhode leland, Gov. Buckingham OF Connecticut
Gov. UolLrook Of Vermont, Gov. Curtin Of P,nnsy-
yania. and John g. SAKE, have sisniied their inten-
ton of being present. Invitations have been ex-
tended to Secretary Chase and the Hon. Andrew
johnson of Tennessee, and other eminent persons
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-17
How the war News is Received.

SHELBrvrIIE, IND. April l5.-Col. VIM. McCarty,
= staunch Democrat, made very forclole and elo-
uuent speech this city Saturday night In favor
OF an earnest support of the Government: There
il TO be meeting at the courthouse tonight Tor the
purpose Of raising volunteers
LAFAYETTE IND April 15.-The recent war news
creates intense excitement and volunteers are en-
rolling rapidly. The stars and stripes are display
ed eysrywbers, and the streets are crowded with
people The general feeling, irrespective Of party,
Is that the administration must and shall be main
tanned at all hazards.
BUFFALO April l5-The news Of the last few
DAYS has caused great excitement in this city. A
meeting this evening at the Court house was large
immediate service. Enlistment is actively pro-
gressine Tomorrow night 6 meeting Of citizens
10 sustain the Government is called. Millaru FIJI!
more will preside.
ALBANY. April I5.-Gov. Morgan sent q message
70 the Legislature on the Presidents proci amauon
He earnestly urged the Legislature to, without de-
lay confer on him the power to embody aud equip
the militia for public defence
MILWAUKEE. April l5.-The war news created In
tense excitement here and all through the State.
Influential men are rendering their services 10 the
Governor.
A motion to adjourn the Legislature was rescind-
ed and il is now holding extraordinary session
on the state of the country.
The bill to put the State on war footing passed
both houses yesterday.
WCHCAGo, April ia oetacnIent Vi 1VO ineN
under command of Major Penalson left St Paul this
morning en- route for Washington. Major Morris
with 22O men, and Shermans battery will follow as
soon as they srrive from Fort Ridgley.
TOLEDO, April l5-An immense gathering Of ciu
zeps of all parties tonight express sympathy WIFI
the Government. Arrangements are being made &c
call out volunteers. There is great excitement The
people are determined to stand by the Government
DETROIT, April l5-An immense citizens meeting
was held to-day to consider the present pubic al
fairs Party issues are buried and our people are
a INIT for the maintenance of the Government
Volunteer companies enrolling throughout the
State to be in readiness for an emergency GOV
Rlair is expected to call an extra session OF the
Legislature Immediately.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-17
Fillmore and Buchanan Help
Lincoln!
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT ALL POINTS!

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, April 15.-The Legislature is
convened for the 23d inst.
LOUISVILLE, April 15.-Gov. Magoffn refuses to
supply the quota of troops required of Kentucky
by Lncoln's requisition.
BosToN, April l5.-The Sd, 4th, 9Th and 9Th regi-
ments assemble on the 10th, for the draft of 1000
men for Washington.
RICHMOND, April 15.-Lineoln's proclamation was
received with excavations. The public are fearfully
excited and say the military viii sooner die than
respond TO the Government requistion.
WILMINGTON, April l5.-The proclamation was re-
eelVed CONTEMPORARY. The Unionists denounee
the Administration. There was great rejoicing az
the surrender Of Fort Sumter.
WASHINGTON, April l5.-Ten District regiments
have rendered their services to the Government
The War Department accepts Gov. Sprague . u
fer of Rhode Island, for Washington forthwith
ALEXANDRIA, April I5.-The number OF seces-
sionists is increased by Lincoln's proclamation
BUFFALO, April l5.-MiIIard Fillmore Presldes
over a meeting tonight, called to AID the I0'efn-
ment.
NEW YoRx Anril 1s.-The Steamer Philadelphia
ia rapidlv loading with guns and munluons ana
probably troops for the South: ,h,;o r..o.;r,,
A maof;nc ~ citizens arranged for puone meeting
to sustain the Government, and resolves 70 ask the
Ie0;Sa,nre for funds to put the State on war foot
- ;..-ad:.tIv Orders form Washington say, I'LL
mn FederaI regiments fast as possible.
r r1o~a-n- 0ISen of New Jersy Will IN few days
tender The Government several thousand troops.
ISprNoPoLIs April l5.-GoV' Morton ms issued
~. .oci. Tor ak regiments of volunteers for
immediate service.
Drrporr. April I5.--Governor Blair Is expected
90 csIi !. sessio, of the Legislature forthwith.
volunteers are enrolling throughout Michigan.
Volunteers, especially Germans, are enlisting
aIl1scIsrER. Penn April laundering is brisk
buchanan participates in the general determinato on
70 sustain the Government
MONTGOMERY, Ala, April 15.-Gen. Pillow has
arrived here, to offer Davis division of Tennessee
troops.
Every body Is encouraged by the Virginia news
Davis means 20 make his headquarters al Rich
mond in ten days, with Gen Beau-egard second II
command.
PENSACOLA, April 15.--Shot have been landed .
Fort Pickens BY the Federal fest.