The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-25
Patriotic Conduct OF the New York City
Government

The City Government last light voted
reselutions to sustain$the Federar> Gov
ernment; also to pay The salstirs o. al!
persons in the ehpiey of Tie city Who
tolun,epfi rendering tbu so, ernpr
room to Major Anderson, and rcqnes,inv
him to sit for his portrait, snfadiourn>
I'd, singing the Star Spangled Bann.r.
"A club for tire benefit cf-trsitors Is
;; ;; fcrm' d in Brooklyn.
A German regiment has been formed,
and W Il be ready for service on Mon
day. 1t Is composed Of those who
have served in Europe. tAgR C\
The custom house refused clearances
TO the ports Of the seeded Statess---------
Eighty thousand cartri iges were seiz-
cd BY the Sheriff OF Amboy. yesterday,
at the factory. destined FOR She South,
an1 the factory threatened With destruc-
tiou. siit" 7Gbiiaa@s7'1 .-.rsl
s The Eighth Regiment CT Massachu-
sstts Volunteers, Col. Monroe, arrived at
7 O'Clock this morning, and quartersd at
the Astor House, and other hotels.--
They were received with the ame uu,
bounded enthusies m as those oI yasier-
day. They leave at noon. The Seventh
Regiment of N. Y. leaves at 4 o'clock
this afternoon. AA % ,....5 ussd
ya; 5..-s Nav YoRk, April ls.ais'
The entire first Divisisn, Numbering
1000 men. has been offered to the Cow
ernori to be ready TO march a, an hours
notice. Intense excitsment among the
military at the Baltimore news, The
Chamber Of Commerce resolved that the
Government should issue a proclaim atioa
that all persons priva ss1ing under JEFF.
Davis commissions be dealt with as pi-
rates. and imne nediately blockade every
Southern port. 10000 dollars was
subscribed at The meeting of the Cham
Der OF Commerce, in aid Of the voluu-
teers. They appointed Commissioners
TO take up Government stock. Dele.
gates from sixteen Life Insurance Com.
panies met 10 day. and Recommended to
several boards TO assume the risks OF
the assured entering upon naval and
military service. The Evening Posi-
hears from a reliable source that JEFF.
Davis, at the head Of the Confederate
army. is within "a hours march OF
Washington. re.-a71' cas- 90 GIG ss'
-. 80 WAHINeror. April 49,. h
=. The Clerks Of the State Department
have been formed into guard for the
protection of that building. Those Of
the Treasury have received orders imme-
diately to repair to the Department on
the 6rst invasion of the city, baa3 sea
The clerks Of the other Departments
are directed to be similarly wa:ehfuI, in
addition to the military force that has
b en- placed in the public buildings. 80
The rumors Of .ap intended, invasion ol
Washington tonight, have excited much
war feeling. Whatever may be the
ground for such reports 1t is certain that
tie Government is expeditiously making
preparations for all emergencies. ..r y
Tue Kansas men now here, about sixty
in number, have formed company CALI
ed the Frontier Guards. They have
BEN given the post of honor Of the east
rom OF the Presidents House.
. .ls... PHILADELPHIA. April al.
II is reported the President will call
for additional troops from the faithful
States to make up the deficiency caused
By the refusal to furnish the quota.
A party Of armed workmen will leave
to morrow to repair the bridges of the
Baltimore rail road. L is said that Trlm
BILE, formerly President of the road, was
shot dead by man who attempted to
defend TO defend the property of the
road. .-... q g.. -.s.-.l--- ..tE
The police seized a quantity OF contra,
band goods for the South. The parties
will be arrested and tried for treason
The goods were directed 10 Jackson Miss,
via. Memphis. .---, -..-.:.a
1t is reported Baltimoreaus demanded
The surrender of Fort Mcilenry, and
threatened an attack. The commander
replied that he would be compelled to
defend it and fire on the city. e
It is said Gen. CadwaIlader's man
sionf l9 miles from Baltimore had been
fred f"taJ s-57@i'-- s-.t '9
SO -51. gas ~@ NEW YoaK, April 19.
The Rhode Island Marine Artillery ar
rived 10 day with six pieces OF Artillery,
and started ior Washington. One thous-
and Rhode Islanders under Gov. .Sprague.
will arrive here Tomorrow. a4 asia
Gov. Moegau issued his requisition for
the 9th. 18th and list regiments of this
city. to start for Washington tomorrow,
and Gen. GodFord has issued special or.
ders to that effect. .sg5-Ao9E z5T1l#
The gun boat Pocahontas, is ordered
South Immediately. She sails tonight
with troops fort Monroe. sii i9 -e5o.+
The 7th regiment left for Washington
by railroad this afternoon. Broadway
was tbronged with people as they pasaed
dow,,, and the famous regimen. was lus'
tily cheered and showered with buoquets
They took their bowitzers, and each man
had a brace of revolvers in addition tc
| their musketsf i.s s8tHG1 saA ati@5