The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-05-30
NEWS BIZ PONY EXPRESS!

Our last previous advices were to April 18th, Civ
fug the capture and surrender Of Fort Sumter. The
following IS a continuation Of the rebellion news.
ST. LOUIS, April 18.
The War Department ut Washington, on April 18th,
issued a call to the State Governments for troops.
Sevenry-fye thousand men are required.
The Northern States responded. The Border States
refused. There IS great excitement in the Northern
cities. Companies are forming and Offering their SER
vices 10 the Governors
The banks in New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
Baltimore. Chicago and other cities offer the Federal
Government money to support LincOln's Government
and put down rebellion
Lfpeglu declares that ne will enforce the laws and
repel the attacks Of the nfederate States, force by
force.
All the new regiments are required to take an oath
20 support the Government
The excitement is still on the increase in the North.
Meetings have been held in the large t,wns, and men
Of all parties declare that the Government shall be
sustained
DourIls reiterates his fsllity to the Union, and ex-
horts the people to remain true TO the country's dag.
The Seiessionizts have been driven out Of Baltimore,
and compelled to hoist the Stars and Stripes.
In Ph,IlieIphia they have been threatened with
hanging
and compelled TO run up an American dag.
The war -pirit o. the South - increasing.
Jeff. Davis declares that seventy-ive times seventy
five thousand Of Linc0In's soldiers can't subdue the
South
York. and was received oy an immense crowd His
carnage was surrounded by people, and followed to
his house, where Anderson vas jJined by his wife
Governor LeJcher % Va. replies to Secretary Cam
erou's demand for troops. roughly, and says Virginia
will hsht with the South q at all
Further dispatches from Washington leave no room
20 doubt that Virginia has seeded. Convention was
-uI IN secret session
southern vessels hlI been seizei in northern ports.
Troops are still pOGriug into WIshingtOn-an at
t.ek +. npprcheudet every hour.
Accounts from New York, Pennsylvania. MAssa-
rhusetts and Maine, say that regiments are ready
AMI on the way 70 Washington.
The secessiouists we're greatly strengthened by the
the mob was making an
.track in PhiladeIphil, yesterday, on a Secession
newsDaper Office, Mayor Henry made the following
speech
Cod treason shall never raise IT. heal or have n foot
bgrf in Philadei phin- Immense cheerIngl l call
upon you a. American citizens TO stand by your nag
ard protect 10 az all hazards AZ the point OF the
btvonet, II necessary bug, IN doing 20, remember
the rights % your teli0w-citizeus aud their private
,-opertv. IImmeuse checriugl That flag was an
emblem Of the G-overumeur, and i call upon al good
-=,;,.,-- who love their country and - flag, 70 testify
tbsir loyalty by going O. their respective places Of
abode. leaving the constituted authorities Of the city
the task Of protecting the pence, and preventing every
~ which could be construed into treason To their
country.
a late hour last night mobs were ranging the streets,
r,aEinr every one show Union colors- Search was
T,.ie for the office Of the Southern Monitor. TO
49, the forms and hang the editors. The paper
has suspended
u5,a1t citizen Of New York, states that he can have
TOO 600 Pennsylvauiaus II Washington, IN forty
eight hours, If required
In New Orleans, active preparations are making Tor
che Iefence Of the city. The Council has appropri-
.+aI 500 900 for that purpose Everything IN the
- of military matters = making rapid progress
nF-uatehes from New York represent the war-feei-
-, most intense. Last week a mob went down
WsU street % the Journal Of Commerce Office TO
80. mob law, or have the American flag hung
-, The Express and Day Book were compelled,
T,,Ier the same terms, TO hang out the flag The
E-,-,gE If Commerce saved their building by
.{5,,Iaviu- the American lag. II Is reported that n.
r s,sTart has offered Il 100000 TO the Government
a later account saws that the Y u DAILY -Nelrs
,,t ont the American flag. Most Of the crowd started
- ,Ee New York Hotel, the headquarters Of South
!, visir1rs. The Day B00E having drawn IN their
a. small crowd j. about their office, which u
.rsrfei by the police. The American flag Is not
EaisseI AZ the New York Hotel Disturbances are
feared tonight
Tar B,IrrFoKE RrOr.-Three thousand troops from
the north were expected in Baltimore this morning,
-. az 10 o'clock none mad arrived. Later accounts
- ,bere was = terrible scene on Pratt street to-day
~. r,iIroaI track was taken mp, and troops attempt
81 10 march through. TEey were attacked by a MOB