New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16

B.an-Yeyard
Secretary Toombs has received dispatch from Sena
tor Breckenridge and Gov Magothn, saying that Ken
lucky is greatly excited, and sympathzes entirely
with South Carolina and that 900 men Of the Border
States are under arms to move at moments notice,
upon the order of the War Department at Mont
gomey.
THE WAR FEELING AT VARIOUS POINTS.
The Union pledge is receiving the signatures Of AL
classes of citizens. II responds to the Presidents pro-
clamaticn and declares an unalterabe determination
to sustain the Government throwing aside all differ
ences of political opinion.
PmLAprLPHIA Monday, April Is, 1861
An excited crowd assembled this morning before the
printing office the corner of Fourth and Chestnut
streets, where The Palmetto Flag, small adyer-
Using sheet Is published and threatened 10 demolisl
il. The proprietor displayed the American flag, and
threw the Objectionable papers from the windows;
also, The Sia,s and Stripe another paper printed a;
the same office, restoring the crowd TO good humor.
The police were present.
TWELVE OCLocK-NooS.-The is still much ex-
element about The Polmdto Flag office. The whole
square ID blocked up with people. The Mayor and PC
lice have possession OF the building. large American
been done to the interior Of the Office by the mob. It
would have been entirely torn out Lp for the interior
ence ofthe Mayor.
Mayor Henry made speech to the crowd. dan
geiogs mob-feeling existed
The Bulletin announces tia, ,be Secretary Oft
Charleston Secession Convention, who moved the Se-
cession ordinance is now in the city at the bouse Of
relative in the Tenth Ward.
Tie crowd has moved down to The Argss Office in
Third street. opposite the dock ordering that the flag
should be displayed. The police are protecting il.
The lawle.s proceedings OF to-day much alarm
TO the order-lovng crlens, revivng the memories Of
the riots of 1914. The mob, which was mostly COM
posed OF fiery youths from the outer districts has been
held in allegiance only through the Willingness Of the
citizens 10 obey their demand which was to show their
colors
After visiting the newspaper Offices and Government
property, they marched in body mp Market street
bearing Gag a, all points the route, weil-lnown
Union men were obliged to make all haste to borrow
beg or steal something red white and blue TO protect
their property with. Searches were made for the
publication rooms of The Southern Monitor, but as
that paper has suspended the mob were unable TO carry
ont their intention of destroying tie form. They salts
rngleaders were furnished with ropes with which TO
hang the editor If caught
The following is the speech that was made by Mayor
Henry to the excited mob which threatened The Pal!
mctto Flag building this morning:
FELLow.CoUSTRYaEs BY the grace Of Almighty
God treason shall never it's head have foot
hold. Immense cheering. call upon you as Amer
lean citizens TO stand by your ag protect 1t at all haz
hrdsat the point Of the bayonet II necessary But In
doing 10, remember the rights due TO yonr ieow'eiu
zens aud their private property Immense cheering
and cries Of 1--WE will" That fla was an emblem OF
the Government, and call upon all good citzens who
love their country and It's Nag to testify their loyalty
by going their respective places of abode, leaving to
the constituted authorities Of tie city the task oi pro-
,ectinp the peace, and preventing every act which
would be construed into treason to the country.
Tie Mayor then raised the Stars and Stripes"
During the afternoon, General Pattersons mansion,
corner Of Thirteenth and Locust streets, was mobbed
and threatened with destruction. servant answered
their call and unfortunately slammed the door in their
faces The crowd became uproarious and Violent ana
made an attempt to force open the door. General Pat
ierson finally appeared at the window, bearing the
colors Of the regiment. The crowd then moved away
II is that General Patterson who is charged
with Secessonism, intends throwing up his COM
mission.
The mob then visited General Cadwallader, who
made Union speech and threw out a flag. At least
10 900 people have been gathered in Chestnut street all
day. Happily heavy rain commenced TO fall this
evening" and the crowds are scattering.
The Mayor had a large police force on duty all day,
who are worn out with fatigue in restraining the mob
from violence. The people have just come to realize
the truth of the capture OF Fort Sumter and the nlam
matory articles in some Of the newspapers, calling
attention to Secessionsts in the city unduy excited
the dsorderly portion of the community.
Several prominent Souhernen, with secession pro-
clivties including Robert Tyler, have received warn
ings from a so-called Vigilance Committee.
BY present appearance the military quota from Penn.
syvana will soon be made, and there will be many to
spare.
The ID Regiment, Washington Brigade of this city.
composed of Germans, is already full. The let Reg-
ment Big. Gen. Small, lie nearly completed. Com
panes are forming in almost every ward.
II is understood the National Guard has rendered its
services
PHILADELPHiA--3 p. m.
The excitement in this city has subsided, but the al
fair has caused an immense sale Of flags. At the var
ious military rendezvous volunteers enlising rapid
Iy, especially among the German population.
The cause of the visit to General Patterson was re-
mort that he had resigned his commission, but this was
false General Patterson has issued notice to bis vol
un,eers 10 prepare for SERVICE obeyng the call Of the
President. -
The National Guard Regiment this evening unani-
nousIv voted 70 tender their service& They mastered
go men, aud viii sooa bs able to march with LOCO