The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01

INTERESTING FROM PHILADELPHIA.
ARRIVAL OF COMPANY OF ARTILLERY UNDER sE-
CREr oRDERs-ARRlvAL OF A COMPANY FROM
wILxINaTOs-rHE UNION FEELING IN PHILADEL
PHIA-rnE WHEREABOUTS OF TROOPS ETC.
PMLADEIPmA, April 80, 1861.
More than q week has passed since any troops
arrived here ex,ep. the First company Of tho Rhode
Island Flying Artillery, which from EastOn, Pa
Sunday, to Join their regiment Washington. Though
all ready for instant departure when they arrived
orders have yet given to that effect and they yet
this city. The may be said of the Sixth
regiment of Pennsylvania volunteers, who tho
roughly uniformed and ready 70 start at any moment for
any point when the order shall arrive.
You have probably learned that train OF eighteen
cars, filled with soldiers from Newark Il believe two
whole regiments left that city for Trenton last night
and that leave for the city tomorrow, alto
gether numbering four thousand men.
You will perceive by these that there Intentions,
delay holding back Of the men the part of the
government; an unnatural calm in these unnatural
tmcs, which but the gathering Of strength before tho
blow is struck. believe that all this secresy Of move
men Of soldiers and their destination WILL before three
days have expired be center to point-Batmore
There now, in volunteer regiments, no less than
fifteen thousand men, who in day. assemble here
without the slightest trouble In Little York. Pa there
nearly four thousand troops and at lancaster Pa
two Ohio regiments. The men ars all uniformed, and
ready TO start for Philadelphia 10 one hours notice
lhe Fourth regiment infantry Scott Legion, Colonel
W H. Gray, numbering 740 will be ready for orders
In forty eight hours Their headquN ters at the gov
ment building No. 426 Chestnut street. Phadelphia.
This regiment has been formed and completed in eight
Gays. To-Day the men being inspected, and to NOR
row they win probably receive their uniforms. mo
Field officers re-Coonel, W q. Gray Lieutenant Col
George Moore; Major, Andrew Tppin
Tho stockton Cadets, q fine company OF yorng men
from eghtccn 70 twenty one Of age organ
n N indian NJ WAR sdaU trht aut oIx.r
time over two hundred we're enrolled but more
ihsr half we're refused, as but eiph.y -four
A0sed 70 the company. Many OF those refused ofTed
ten dollars, one months and some OF them even t~e
monbs 10 tho fortunate Ones 10 take pieces
be marched Ranorc ray nothing Of those
THIS city aud Washington, ard the sixteen eignteen
hsaeed by the death dealing steam battery which men
TONED IN my letter yesterday the reign Of mobism In
martyrs Of the Massachusetts soldiers cry aloud for vea
gennce; the wrongs, indgnties AMI insults offered to
hundred exies, demand u, and the people with
voice repeat the cry, and add nations vengelncei
About bali past twelve clock this afternoon company
X, o. tho United states fourth artillery Msj,r Norris
ing, arrived here from Fort Rdaley Minnesota
They nun bsr fifty sx nen The officers are Cao.an q
Derusay Lentenants, q. III Weeks and D. Blng-
ham-the latter Of the sec,nd artillery. They took
the fret cas- from Philadelphia This company
has not been In the Eastern states the Mexican war
The mcst intense excitement has existed In all the villages
in Minnesota and volunteer Inpanies being orgau
lied. This company relieved by company K Of the
United states second infantry, commanded by MAJOR Pat
ten, from Fort Ripley.
The rines Of company X, OF the Fourth artillery,
made at Harpers Ferry, said TO be very effective
and are the haDdsomeet ever They have all the
modern improvements, will carry bail with precision
thoufand yards, but very seldom used beyond
hundred They are the new rifle muskets, cabre fifty.
eight. The Indians (among whom they have been for
the ast i've years are very much afraid Of them. They
under secret orders
This company came from the same fort a. Sherman g
battery, which arrived here few days ago. and now
located at Ekton-
Fifteen men, under the command of Captain Sheldon,
belonging 70 the First regiment Of Rhode island Flying
Artillery, arrived here 70 day and proceeded join tho
this regiment which has been here since Sunday left
this morning for Hawe Dc Grace.
The First company Of tho seconi pegment OF the Ma
t,opa Guard, Captain A. Smith, arrived here this
ternoon about -four O'Clock from Wilmington Del they
number about seventy men eeocssion N not know In
the part Of the country from which they came. A
despatch was received inform1g them 70 at
and receive their uniforms.
Pbiladt lpha looks Ike waving city OF Fags the stars
and stripes nypg gayy from everything that vii hold
flagstaff The tncn feeling oannot be stronger any
whore than IL 10 here Some Of the city have the
following painted on square piece q canvass each
side
DELIBERATE SLOWLY.
ACT PROPERLY.
Also, in a similar manner
THE GOVERNMENT Musr BE- MAINTAINED
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