Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-24
Geographic 9lrWs.
War Movements.

The schooner Cameo, OF Camden, was seized
o-day by order OF the Collector. She had
South Carolina clearance.
TRExToS, \. j.. Thursday, April IS
The Trenton Bank and Mechanics B ,nk have
each rendered Gov. Olden a loan Of S25 900 to
aid in raising four regiments of soldiers.
BosToN, Thursday, April IS.
The 9Th regiment Col. Monroe lett at P. NJ,
FOR Washington.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, April Is
The Common Council this afternoon appropri
ated SIPS 900 for the support of the families of
volunteers aud $1,000 to the Mayor for secret
service.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, April 10.
The CITY Council this morning, at a special
meeting, appropriated 81 000,000 to equip the
volunteers and support their families during their
absence from home. Tue merchants are holding
a meeting for the same purpose.
The Baltimore Sun publishes dispatch stltn-
that Harpers Ferry set on fire by the gular>
1t midnight and that they then retreIted into
Maryland. There were no State troops there at
the time.
PAxEsvnLE, FRIDAY, April 10.
At the mass meeting at Lake county, Saturday
9th, there will be organized the PIinesville Ar
tillery, already full. Motto More Grape than
Bragg"
The Lake County Highlander's motto 1--WE
take no step backward"
The Like Erie True Blues. consisting of those
excluded by prize from the HiShlanders, motto,
Forward forever so help US God"
Sufficient men already enlisted in the
county to fill the company, and the ranks are ex
pected to be filled to-day, and the whole uni
formed and equipped and in Washington before
Tuesday next.
H,RRrsDrRG, Thursday, April IS.
Fourteen companies have arrived here.
Blair county offers eight computes.
No troops will be sent to Washington till fully
organized and armed.
Eight thousand will be here by Saturday.
DAyTox, Friday Ap-ills.
A rifle company was organized here yesterday
under command of Capt. Childs, consisting o.
eighty-fiye picked men. The company lett for
Columbus at noon to day amid cheees from large
crowds OF citizens.
Home Guards are being formed. One com
pany is to be formed of men over torty-fve We lrs
OF age, under the command OF Edward w DAVIS.
GREExsBURoH, Ind, Friday, April 10.
One company of volunteers has been raised
here, and another viii be formed. The excite
ment is intense. the spirit pervading ali
classes Moaev is freely contributed for the sup
port of the families of those who so. Home
Guard of those over military a.e will be formed
Immediately. Hon. Will. Cumback enIists as
private i'll the first company.
HAMILTON, Ohio, Friday, April 70.
Thirty-six Turner'S have just LETT to join the
German regiment in Cincinnati.
Captain Rossmans Ha milton Guards ninety
five men, will leIye Sunday for Columbus, and
another company is forming.
The University students Of Oxford will march
on Tuesday.
The Hamilton Telegraph issued an extra this
afternoon apologizing Tor an Objectionable article
of Yesterday approves of the course of the Pres
ident, and declares strongly for the Union.
CAm1siE, Pa, Friday, April 10.
Lieutenant Jones' late in command at II lrper's
Ferry, arrived here with his command of forty
three men at three o'clock. p NJ, to-day. 1t
Jones having been advised that force OF $50
troops had been ordered by Gov. Letcher to take
possession at Hirper's Ferry, and finding his DO
sitiOn untenable, under the directions u the War
Department destroyed all the munitions OF war,
the aTmory, arsenal, all the buildings. He with
dew his command under cover OF night and al
most in the presence of $500 troops. He lost
three men. Fifteen thousand stand of arms were
destroyed The command made Il forced IN 'rch
last night OF thirty miles, from Harper Ferry
to HlgerstOwn, Nd. Lieut.. Jones and command
looked much worn and fatgued. They were
most enthusiastically received by our entire pop
ulation.
WILMINGTON, O.. Friday. April 10.
The first volunteer company consisting OF l2o
ington by special train on Monday. $4,000 were
subscribed in one hour for the benefit Of the vol
unteers. Great enthusiasm prevails and the work
goes brIvely on in raising both men and money.
Another company is forming.
A suspected seeessionist was seized this even
ing and experienced some rough tire ,tment
wnMSsroS, DBL, Friday April 10.
A great Union meeting was held here tonight
Re solutions were passed. to enroll volunteers for
al, thnI Tnin
RALEIGH, Friday. April 10.
The Executive Council is in session 1t is
thought that the Legislature will be convened in
ten days.
UTICA, o., Friday. April 10.
Rev. Warren Swift, Presbyterian minister
of excellent abilities and wide spre I'd reputation,
has enlisted, and started for Columbus this morn
ing.
PrrsnuRa, Friday, April 10.
Seventeen hundred Ohio volunteers arrived
here this evening en- route for Washington.
Governor DenniSon tele 5raphel them to remain
until further orders. in consequence of Il rumOred
| attack on Cincinnati by the secessiOnists.
The war feeling here continues to increase in
intensity.
New companies are still being formed, and
party feeling is entirely sunk in the great cause
of the Union.
The American ensign displayed from the
OdtnOlc Ottneufall OF D. aus HIS -
one of the largest churches in the United States
The Irish citizens are rapidly volunteering.
WHEELING, Friday, April 10.
The Mayor has issued proclaim ,ton cllng
on all good citizens to preserve the peace and ab
stain from discussing exciting topics
The stars and stripes are generally displayed
and strong Union feeling prevadeS.
Union military companies forming. One
COMPANY. organized Home Guards, is com
posed OF men over forty-five years of age.
Our delegates Messrs Hubbard and Clemens
returned from Richmond to-day and were warmly
received.
The news from Baltimore concerning the at
tack on the troops. created Indignation.
The Douglas Democrats in this district, in
convention to. day, nominated ". G. Brown, of
Preston, for Congress; the only delegate from
Virginia who remained in the convention thit
nominated Douglas. He will be supported by all
opposed to secession and will undoubtedly be
elected.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, April 10
| A dispatch received here from w t<hngton says
that all the arms that were at Harpers Ferry
were burned in pile.
| A special Washington dispatch saws the Massa-
chusetts regiment arrived. They report three
members killed.
The Massachusetts, 9Th regiment arrived to-
night en- route for Washington.
sHELHYvnL.E, Ind, Saturday, April 20.
The City Council last night unanimously pAsse,i
resolutions making ample provision for the sup
port of the families of volunteers from Shelby
! county.
The volunteers leave for indianapolis Monday
morning
! GREESTIEID, Ind. Saturday, April 20.
A large Union meeting was held here to day.
Patriotic resolutions were adopted and eloquent
speeches made.
Capt. Riley's company leave for indianapolis
this evening.
Another company is being formed to-day.
BuTFAto. Saturday, April 20.
Hiram Sibley. President of the Western Union;
! T. r. Walker, President and j. d. Reel, Su-
perintendent of the New York. Albany and Buff
talo Telegraph Companies. have issuel orlers
| that no messages ordering arms or munitions OF
war will be received By their companies unless for
deiease of the Government of the Uuitel States
and indorsed by tie Mayor of the city from which
it proceeds.
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