Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26


/ The famous New York Tth Regiment leaves a
4 O'Clock The Times says five millions havt
been rendered the government by EasterI
/ banks. Col. Ellsworth : ZoHavU Regiment Ii
nearly completed; will be fully armed, unifor
med and equipped by Monday Five hundred
/ men of the 4th Massachusetts, Regiment JUS
/ arrived on steamer; will leave for Washington
/ tomorrow morning The Rhode Island Ma
/ rine Artillery have arrived; one thousand
/ Rhode Islanders under Gov Spragne viii ar
/ rive to morrow.
/ O'Clock D. m Gov Morgan has Issued his
requisition for the6th, 18th and list reGiEnents
/ to start for Washington tomorrow: General
Sanford has isSuej special orders to that sffect
/ The Gun Boat Pochahontas is ordered +south
immediately: she sails tonight with tTnO ps
i for Fort Monroe. TIE Custom House refuses
! clearances for ports south Of Maryland.
/ The 9TH Regiment left for Washingtoa by
railroad this afternoon. Broadway was crowd
I ell with people as they passed down, and the
/ fam0ns regiment was heartily cheered and
showcrei with b7qncts They took their
+ howitzers, and each man had a brace Of -evol-
vers in addition to his musket. The city gov
ernment last night passed resolution to sus-
+ tain the general government.
/ A club for the benefit OF traitors is formed
! in Brooklyn. a German Regiment has been
! formed. will he ready for service on Monday,
and is composed of those who have served in
/ Europe; they will lie an efficient body of men.
1 Eighty thoustnd cartridges were seized by
the Sheriff of AmbOy comfy n. j. yesterday
at the factory. destined for the South, and the
factory threatened with destruction.
Philadelphia April 10. The Baltimore Sun
publishes despatch stating that Harper's Fer
ry was set on fire by the regulars at midnight
and that they then retreJted into Maryland
No Virginia troop had arrived yet
Money in untold quantity is being rendered
to the government, and the number OF men al
Ia, fl
LAST News OF THE ONO BOYS The Journa4
of this morning says 8 We learn that the
! troops witch left this city Yesterday morning
started from Pittsburgh at l o clock this NOR
ming for Washington
The same paper says Tenders Of compa-
MES have been received sufficient to make up
not only Ohio's quota of regiments, but the
quota assigned to KentnclSy-four regiments
Oi inquiry of the Adult. General, we learn the
offers of troops already approximates thirty
regiments and that the number can be swell
led to fifty regiments if required, within ten
days Ohio responds molly to the call OF the
Union and the Constitution
PrTrsBUReH, April l9.-Seycnteen hundred
volunteers from Ohio arrived this evening en-
| route for Washington.
The war feeling here continues to increase
in intensity. new companies still being formed.
Party feeling is en.ilciy sunk in the great cause
Of the Union.
WAsHtxoroN. April lg--The President IS
sued his proclamation, stating there is an in
surrection against the Government in several
States; that laws for the collection of revenue
-nnnnt b. executed there in conformity to the
Constitution, which requires duties throughout
the country to be uniform. They have further
threatened TO grant pretended letters Of marque.
l therefore deem it advisable to set on foot a
blockade. ] therefore order competent !orec
10 hc posted to prevent the entrance and exit
Of vessels from ports of Coulcderate States.
wheeling. April l9-T'he Mayor has is
saed proclamation calling on all good citi-
z,ns to preserve The pnlc,, AMI abstain from
discussing exciting topics The stars and
stripes are generally displayed, AM a strong
Union feeling prevails. Union military COM
panies are forming. One company, organized
as Home Guard, is composed Of men over
forty five years of are.
The news from baltimore concerning the
attack on troops. created great Indignation
New York, April 19,--Au attempt ha
been made to purchase the rev steamer Mer-
cedita for the Confederate States but the re
ny waz that there was not money enough in
all the seeded States to 10 it.
The entire first Division, numbering 1000
men, have been offered 10 the Governor, to be
ready 10 march at an honr's notice. Intense
excitement among the military at the Balti-
more news.
The Chamber Of Commerce resolved, that
the Government should issue Proclamation,
commissions be dealt with as pirates. anl ur-
ging Immediate blnckadc Of every Southern
na7t. $4,000 were Subscribed at the Cham
her of Commerce in aid of the velunteers--
They appointed commissioners 10 take up
Government stock.
The Evening Post hears from a reliable
source that JEFF Davis, at the heal of the Con
ederate army, is within twenty-four hours
flnarch of Washington.
Washington dispatches say the rebellion is
very formidable. Several Northern men have
been expelled from Richmond, narrowly es-
Gaping with their lives. The secession flag
was flying.
Commodore Pau!ding says Gosport Nary
| Yard eau be held against 10000 men.
BosroN, April l9.--Tke Common Council
last night appropriated 100000 to provide
! for soldiers enlisting from Boston.
! The Lowell city government has appropria-
! ted $4,000 for soldiers families.
The 8th Regiment, Col Monroe. left at 7
p. m. yesterday, for Washington.
PHILADELPHIA, April I9-The Common
Council this afternoon appropriated 5I25,OOo
for the support Of the fumilies Of the Volun-
teers, and S. 900 to the Mayor for secret ser
! vice.
| A dispatch received here from Washington
says all the arms that were at Harper's Ferry
were burned in pile.
HARR1sBURG, April 1s-Fourteen compa-
nies have arrived here. Blair county offers
eight companies.
No troops will be sent to Washington from
here till fully organized and armed.
Eight thousand will be here by Saturday
GOOD FOR SENATOR DOUGLAS.
A special Washington dispatch to the Tri-
bune says:
In reply to an inquiry from Missouri as to
his policy, Mr.. Douglas has just telegraphed
the following:
Il deprecate var, but if it must come am
with my country, and for my country under
all circumstances, and in every contingency.
Individual policy must be subordinate to the
public safety.
WILMINGTON, Del, April 18th. A great
Union meeting was held tonight. Resolu-
tons were passed. and volunteers enrolled for
the protection Of home aud to sustain the
Union.
PHILADELPHIA, April ia special
Washington dispatch says the Massachusetts
Regiment has arrived, aud report 80 members
killed.
New YoRK, April ia dispatch from
Wilmington Delaware, to the Tribune, says
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