Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-21
war movements .


"GREEYsBURG Ind. April l9.-0ne company of vol<
unteers has been raised here, and another will be
formed. The excitement is intense The war spirit
is pervading all classes. Money is freely conFibu-
ted for the support Of the families of those who go.
home guard. of those over military age will be
formed Immediately. Hen. VIII Cumbaek enlists as
private in the first company
DAYTON, O., April IA rifle company was or
ganized here yesterday, under command of Capt.
Childs, consisting Of eighty FIVE picked men. The
company left for Columbus at noon to-day, amid
the cheers of large crowd Of citizens Home
guards are being formed. One company is to be
formed Of men over forty~fve years old under tn
command of Edward w. Da Is
PITTsBURG, April l9.-Seventeen hundred Ohio
volunteers arrived here this evening en- route for
Washington Gov. Dennison telegraphcd them to
remain until further orders in consequence of ru-
mored attack on Cincinnati by the secessionists
The war feeling here continues to increase in in
terest. New companies are still being formed Par
tv feeling is entirely sunk in the great cause of the
Union.
WILMINGTON, Omo, April l9--Thc volunteer COM
psny consists Of lbs men, oaganized to-day. They
| leave for Washington by special train on Monday
Three thousand dollars were subscribed in one
hour for the benefit of volunteers. Great enthu-
siasm prevails, aud the work goes bravey on in
| raising both men and money Another company is
| forming. 81
suspected secessionist was seized this evening,
| and experienced some rough treatment.
| UTICA, o., April I9-ReV. Warren Swift Pres
byteran minister of excellent abilities and wide
spread reputation has enlisted and started for Col
umbus this morning.
| New YORK April l9.-The gunboat Pocahontas,
and transport steamer Philadelphia, have sailed for
| Norfolk.
PITTsBURG, April l9.-The American ensign was
displayed from the Catholic Cathedral Of St. Pauls
This is one Of the largest churches in the United
States. The citizens are rapidly volunteering.
MOUNT VERNON, Ind, April l9.--Captain Trims
nOmnquV of one hundred men loft f0r Ind nol;s
| at II o'clock.
INDIANAPOLIS, April I9.-Six more companies ar
rived to-day. 2.400troops are now in Camp Morton
and every train is bringing more.
The war feeling is increasing. The news from
Baltimore created great sensation. Citizens from
almost every town in the State that could be reach
ed by telegraph have responded noby to the requi-
sition of the Quarter>naster, Gen. Morris. for
blankets and comforts for the soldiers Thousands
! were received by the evening train.
| Boston, April 19.--The Common Council last night
appropriated 100000 to provide for soldier enlist
! ing from Boston.
Lowell city government has appropriated So 00e
| for soldiers and families
XENIA O., April i9.-Sl4,000 were subscribed
here yesterday and to-day to aid the volunteers.
| Two companies will be ready Tomorrow.
MADISON Ind, April 19.-The Madison City Greys
and Union Guards left for indianapolis at o'clock.
The county commissioners to day appropriated five
hundred dollars for the support of the families of
| the volunteers.
| HAMILTON. O., April l9.-Thirty-six Turner's have
lust left to Join the German regiment i'll Cincinnati,
| Capt Rossman's Hamilton Guards, ninety-five men.
will leave Sunday for Columbus, and another COM
pany is forming. University Rifles, of Oxferd, will
| march on Tuesday.
1 The Hamilton Telegraph issued an extra this P
NJ apologizing for an Objectionable article of yes
terday. Approves the course of the President, and
declares strongly for the Union.
| GREENsBuRG Ind, April 19.-One company of vol
| la.o l.,
formed. The excitement is intense. The war spirit
is pervading all classes. Money is freely contributed
| for the support of the families of those who go.
A home guard of those over military age will be
| formed Immediately.
! Hon. William Camback enlists as private in the
first company.
DAYTON o., April ia rifle company was or
| ganized here yesterday, under commad of Capt.
Childs, consisting of IS picked men, The company
left for Columbus at to day amid the cheers of
large crowd of citizens. Home guards are being
formed. One company is to be formed of men over
40 years old, under the command of Edward W..
Davis.
HARRISBURG. April lS.-Fourteen companies have
arrived here. Blair county offers eight companies.
No troops will be sent to Washington till fully
gained and armed. 5000 troops will be here by
Saturday.
NORWICH Conn.,, April l9.-The Governor has
called for one more regiment. $4,000 were sub
scribed to-day for the families of the soldiers.
NEw YORK. April l9.-The Times says that So
900 900 have been rendered the Government by the
Eastern Banks.
PHILADELPHIA, April IS.-The Common Council
this afternoon appropriated Sl25,OO0 for the sup
port of the families of volunteers and $4,000 to the
Mayor for secret service.
CHARLESTON April l9.-It is well ascertained that
the subscription of South Carolina to the Confede-
rate loan will be $300O,000.
BosToN, April ia Canadian gentleman states
that sympathetic feeling with the North is aroused
and that 600 men from from Quebec are ready to
enlist in the regular United States army.
PHILADELPHIA, April l5.-The City Council this
morning at special meeting appropriated 81 900 900
TO equip the volunteers and support their families
during their absence from home. The merchants
are holding meeting for the same purpose.
NEW YORK, April .9.-Col. Ellsworth had, up to
six o'clock last night enrolled GOO firemen in his
Zouave regiment, and the ranks expected to be
filled to-day, and the whole, uniformed and equip
ped, will be In Washington before Tuesday of next
week.
PORTLAND April 1S.--Our city banks to-day voted
a loan of quarter of million of dollars TO the
State for war purposes
The schooner Cameo, of Canada, was seized to-
day by order of the Collector. She had South
Carolina clearance.
PAINESyILLE, o., April 10 AT the mass meeting
of Lake county on saturday the 20th there will be
organized the gainesville Artillery, which is already
full. Their motto is More grape than Bragg
The Lake County Highlanders' motto: ''We take no
step backward" The Lake Erie True Blues, cons
sIsting of those excluded from the Highanders,
have the motto: Forward, forever. so help us,
God" Seven hundred are already enlisted in the
county to fill the companies.
EOsToN, April lS.-The sth Regiment left at P NJ.
for Washington.