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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-30
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Withdrawal Of Four Regiments for WASH
inston-Uneertainty OF the Future-COI.
IIGwIsins's ReSiiaent-RebeI Traders Oh
ne La
From Oor Special Correspondent.

INV NAthtHSAhcs
From Oar Special Correspondent.
FoRTREss Monroe, OLD PoNT COMFORT,
July &c, 1861.
In obedience 10 orders Issued by Gen. Butler the
night previous four regiments at early houT yester-
day struck their ten and prepared to leave for Fox
Hill, though TIE destination was not named. Some
ihing like hundred wagons with four horse-teaus,
made ready to transfer the luggage, and then
CANE pause. The men waited and waited, and Gen.
Butler rode this way and then that Evidently some.
thing was wrong. What tie hitch was no one kneg;
ct least no one deigned TO tell Night came on, aud
then 600 troops were like tho inmates Of tenement
house with their furniture piled promiscuously the
sidewalk waiting for carts to take them 10 some new
babitaton. The hundred teans stood where for hours
they had been standing. Meanwhile It came to be un
derstood that there was something Ike conflict Of
authority; that Col Baker, who, ID is said, has Brig
aders command ia bis pocket, demuued to Gen. But.
lers selection Of tie place for the new eneampment
and protested against going. AID they did not %.
The men slept On the ground il tue open air, and late
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY APRIL 49, lsel.-rRIPLE SHEET

$50 ~ e ars, eanpa yren tie exact locality
y ~ a1S shg pags SECULAR 81 sney
'as hoSe, ne!her inantry, rha artillery clvsicy
l. Notice Il sner aosspteur. - 70 inmse1.ely gis "a
. Telegraph = tts sceg lest pgs,h'a TANNER an
wtea AGti8t4 compares must hdlc themselves u
tedAsss sor rssnt march u ths place 81 rande2goas
D IL giuieAss Kill Il SINE permits, no fosrped % com
rspes from the same Congressional 1lstrcl. II Tins win
Gli1w it, companies VIII ne assgaei 20 regiments
according To the date o. their enor above designated
Rsspeet FOR the five rs uenls from Iadiana 10
TIE Mexican war; and avoidance ~ historical Confusion
hereafter require ttst regiments should be numbefei in
order, beginning with the sixth
Companies not ali lady uniformed win take no steps
about authorizing until they know tia regiments they ara
attached 10.
s. Arms vii be distributed to accepted companies az
soon ar possible. not distributed before marching to
the place OF rendezvous patience must be exercised
8. IL practicable an inspection officer will be sent 20
such companies, notice being given OF the time OF his
coming.
TO- Accepted companies must uot wait for arms but
begin their drilling Immediately.
IL. All communications touching arms place Of rendez-
yous aud organization, be addressed this office
H. Notice Of time and pa,e OF general iezvous will
be given in future orders. LEWIS WALLACE,
Adjutant General Indiana Militia.
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~sco'sni odoy is.rrd .alira. ,o-s calipg for ne
'''p' tees A Seo q. b. M tsatral 1 gernm.ut
II W. 'eeog = 'o,eafe Throughout tne gest. Ds-
spsH hes from elmos, every twp 70 nos, wisconsiu
and owa that can be reached ~ TELEGRAPH represents
ne Ieopls a. Sery Ge.esmrs see.tu ha admils,ra
n 10 It's Efforts TO enforce a. uphaia power Of the
national Gag -
Atihe election to day the s1tro s.r,sh. repablicas
tcket was elected BY average majority Or 600.
Tho first detachment ~ Uotad StaDs troops from
Minnesota passed through mis- city last evening 1 rod
for Washington II Numbered seventy dye men, undee
command of aejor Pcmherton. The train bearing them
was received at the depot ny crowd % not less than
10 coo The remainder Of The troops Fort Rdgeley,
composed Of Major Morris command and shermans bat
terry, are expected to arrive here tomor
The war feeling continues urabated, and the
Governors proclamation for volunteers is being
promptly responded to. Several companies have already
rendered their services
Ats meeting Of the directors OF the Burlington branch
OF the State Bank OF Iowa this morning resolved
that the cashiers of this bank be directed advance 70
the Governor Of the State such OF money may
require for the equipment and preparation the regi
ment Of troops called for by the the United
States.
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ONO

CNCSsArj, April Is, 1851
The citizens meeting last night immense affair.
Hen Of al parties participated, and feeipg mani
fested-to sustain the stars and Stripes Oh hazards
There is great activity among tho military. All com.
psnies fact filing their ranks Tie Home Guard for
defence Of the city viii consist OF ten thousand
Merchants have stopped shipping goods 10 the south.
Chief Of Police Dudley this morning seized thirty bores
Of guns on the steamer OHIO No, o. Twenty three OF
them we're marked @ T W little Rock, Arkansas, and
seven T.. r., Memphis He also seizcl i've boxes for
Memphis the steamer Glendale, which reshippol
from the steamer Fanny kcBrhie Monday last
There was great crosd At the landing and the excite
ment ran very high. The gars shipped at parkors
burg, virginia and II s supposed the, csmc from Hsr
per's Ferry
a heavy shipment Of powder has airo been stopped.
All steamers have been prohibited from taking pToYi
sions 70 the South.
Two steamers have boon chartered by the city au.
boriti.s to &C, police. The boats are thoroughly
armed and will stop and search all passing steamers
Three companies Of troops leave 10 night for the rsaiez
yous at Columbus.
The Horne Guard is rapidly nl.rg up It's ranks.
The enlistment for the Newport, KY, barracks lie very
active over eco are In gsrrtson
large consignment Of bacon for Charleston via Nash
ville was taken OF the Genwood this morning
The excitement throughout the city is on the Increase.
The volunteer companies are all full.
More men are Offering than can BIO accepted.
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PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF
NEW JERSEY

The Governor OF New Jersey has issued the following
proclamation
Whereas, The President OF the United States has re-
ques,ed me 10 to be Immediately detached from
the militia Of this State four regiments consisting OF
hundred and eighty each, 10 infantry
riemeu for period Of three months, unless
discharged The mastering officers viii be instructed 10
receive under the rank Of commissioned officers
who is in years forty five under eighteen and
who ls not in physical strength and vigor
IN compliance with The requstion orders have been
Issued 10 The several generals Of division furnish
regiment, and that they ill the regiments severay
required to be furnished, as far practicable, with
vounteers-the regiments to be completed by draft from
the reserved militia IL s therefore directed thai all
dividuas or organizations willing TO respond to the call
the date hereof to the Major Generals Office In the re-
tpeclve divisions within the bounds OF which they re-
tide The captains OF such companies &C cept the In
vitston wiz. with the offer Of service transmit roll Of
their respective companies CHARLES d. 0LDEN.
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PROCLAMATION OF THE MAYOR OF
PHILADELPHIA

Tho following important proclamation was issued by
Nh scr Henry, this afterDoon:-
CIrzBrs PHILADELPHIA -Treason against the State Of
Pnrgy iysna, against the United States, all uot be
suffered within this city will violence 10 the persons
or property OF its inhabitants be tolerated.
do hereby require all good citizens TO disclose and
make known 10 the lawful authorities every person
rendering Ia this city aid TO enemies IN open against
this stae and the United States by enstng procuring
others 10 enlist for that purpose by furnishing
enemies with arms, ammunition, prosisions or other
assistance
% hereby require and command that nj persons shall
refrain from assembling IN the highways OF this city,
lawfuly rioousy or trmutuouay warning them that the
will 10 at their peril The laws OF our state and
federal government must be obeyed-the peace and credit
Of Philadelphia shall be preserved May God
Union Given under the seal OF the city IL Phil 6phia
this 10th day OF April In year or our Lord 1851
ALEXANDER HENRY, Mayor Of Philadelphia.
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THE WAR FEELING IN THE NORTH.
NEW YORK.

AIRASy, April IL, 1901.
The Governor received about fifty letters this morning
rendering services in defence OF the country. Among
the number were the resolutions passed by companies
volunteering 10 start at once They are from tho cities
along the line Of the Central Railroad Some Of tho letters
were from mothers, asking for places In the army for
their sons. This class OF letters exceedingly patriotic
committee from the Scott Lifc Guard waited upon
the Governor this afternoon and volunteered lie ba. &C
ccpted their services
The recruiting in this city is going on rapidly Tho
nfe and drum Ia heard al all hours
0swEco, April II, 1851
The citizens of 0swcgo without dstincton OF party
assembled in immense numbers At Doolittlc Hail last
evesrg on four hours notice Mayor Fi;zhush presld
ed asssteS by sixteen vice presidents
Resolutions approving OF the action Of the President
and the state Legislature In reference TO the present cr
ais denouncirg the tressonsble rebellion .. tho
souborn confederacy, declaring that all party lines
should be obltersted, and that the people
6. cswcgc, whether democrats or Republicans, would
rally untcdy under the flag OF our country in support or
the Union the constitution and laws were adopted unsn
mously
speeches were made by Mayor Fiizhugh Hon Henry
A. Foster Of Rome Ira D. Brown editor Of the TINES
D. Farpg, editor Of the Palladium Colonel r. Boards.
Fey Levi Beardsley, Lieutenant Colonel Doyle Dr Rcy
Mods and others Great enthusiasm prevailed.
The united sentiment Of the people Ia that The Union
must be sustained volunteer company is forming 10
tender s services TO the government and the nifty Gh
regiment viii be ready 10 respond 20 cali from head
quarters
0cDssssURo, N. Y, April II, 1851
Enorts are making to raise 1 600 volunteers la st.
Lawrence county Patriotism Is every where apparent
The stars and Stripes are floating from various STAINS
large crowd is now paradins the streets with mlsie
and the national gag at its head.
Union meeting win be held 10 night.
KrSGsroS, April IL, 1851.
large meeting was held here Of two O'Clock P. NJ 70
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NEW JERSEY.

rRESToN, April II, 1891.
The Governor has issued orders n the four Major
Generals Of the State raise their divisions seven
hundred and eighty men each They are TO accepts
volunteer services II should not be sufficient then 10
draft from the reserved militia and all report 70 the
Adjufant Generals Office In twenty days.
Our city is quiet, all demonstrations OF belleerent
character have ceased against the Ameicdu ONCE,
and Judge Naar at tho request Of his party friends,
hosts the American nag TO morrow his onice.
The Grand Jury OF the county directed Sheriff
to suppress all mobs and TO preserve the peace.
Senator Thomson here to day to purchase nag 70
display from his residence He expressed himself strong
y in favor Of sustaining the government and enforcing
the laws Our Military Board have been in session ALI
the morning, AID orders have been severa,
Majors for four regiments Captain Milford and Joseph
A. Yard are both raising companies.
NEWARK, ~ j., April 10, 1851.
The national flag has been prousey displayed here
day the public buildings and by the citizens generally
The Erening Journal democratic paper, displays tho
flag with the notices "Free Speech and "Free Press
The Massachusetts, volunteers received here with
salute and patriotic demonstrations were abundant.
No violation Of the law is feared.
LoSG BRANCH, N. j., April 10, 1861.
The patriotic sentiment OF the people Of this vicinity
fairly aroused to respond heartily cause OF the 60.
vernment Of this State for and aid meeting wiz
be held here on Monday nigh. TO form q company. Tho
Stars and Stripes are calamity floating from our liberty
pole.
TR-SroS, April Is, 1861.
The Trenton Bank and the;sIechanics Bank have elch
rendered to Governor Oden the $25 600 aid in
raising the four regiments Of soldiers for the war Tho
directors OF the Mechanics BsBk subscribed 500 to
aid the families Of those who volunteer in this city.
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MICHIG AN.

DMR0fr, April 10, 1901
AT an informal meeting Of citizens today, at which
Gov Blair was present 1t resolved, in order TO
red,e the equipment OF troops required from Michigan,
10 raise 500 600 by private subscription large por-
ton Of the amount was subscribed the spot and the
balance will be raised Immediately. General Csss re-.
sponded literally. "a, 80.
General Cass made speech here this morning on tho
occasion Of the Board OF Trade unfurng the national
aog over their rooms tie strongly In favor Of sup
porting tho Unon the constitution and the coun,rys dag
under an circumstances like the present II was the
duty OF every citizen to stand by the government.
oakland county alone has offered to raise aregimenl
Of troops which Is A that ia required by the fedora
government from the entire state.
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WAR EROCLAMATIONs,
PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF
NEW YORK.

MhANS, April Is, loot
Proclamation by Edwin D. Morgan, Governor OF the
state OF New York
The President Of the United States approximation
and through the Secretary o. War by formal requiston
has called upon this State for quota OF eeveneen reg
ments or $50 EACH to be Immediately detached from
the militia OF this State 70 serve as infantry or remen
for period OF three months unless discharged
Nov, In conformity with the aforesaid demant and by
virtue Of the act Of the Leg stature OF this State passed
on the l6th day Of April inst, cntitled;-
An act to authorize the ebodylng and equipment OF
volunteer militia and TO provide for the public defence,
and the power vested in me by the constitution and the
awe, do call Tor the aforesaid QUOTA consisting Of six
hundred and forty nine officers and twelve thousand sx
hundred and thirty one men forming aggregate force
q thirteen thousand two hundred and eighty The
organization OF this force 10 be In conformity with arti-
Gle eleven section two Of the constitution OF this STATE
with the rules and regulations embraced Ia general
order number thirteen promulgated this day. The rem
devious for his State VIII be at New York Albany and
Eimila, and headquarters ct Albany.
In witness whereof have hereunto affixed the prvy
sca OF the state this eighteenth day Of April In the
year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and sixty
one. EDWIN II. hOk6AN.
BY order of the Governor
LOCKWOOD /. Dory, Private Secretary.
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RHODE ISLAND.

PsoviDcor, April II, 1851.
The Legislature has passed the bill authorizing tina
raising Of regiment 10 understood that $500 900
win be appropriated
PsovDsscs, April II, 1851.
The Legislature to-day unanimously appropriated
$500 900 for military purposes The State gives the
Rhode Isand volunteers each sl2 month in advance.
The banks have offered 70 the state $3.50 ,o0o and
Mesas. A. h W. sprasue have offered 500 600.
Volunteers are coming in rapidly from all parts Of ihd
state
The greatest enthusiasm prevails.
STEAMER EMPIRE STATE cHARrRRxD TO CARRY ihS
RHODE ISLAND CONTINGENT. . 49,.
IA in stated that the SQUAD steamer Empire Sah w
been chartered by the Rhode lsiand authorities 70 xs
CONTINUED ON TENTH PAGEl
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day crowdirg the Court n,lse - Measures
tken fo' tameAiae action, AMI sseoog reso oas wes
ADOPTED 70 stsnd BY the Stars ana Stripes a. II Mazda
All parties participated, and fags sere dspl,yei ICON
every stan, window and hs,cony. Guns are arpg ani
the vildssl enthusiasm prevails
Oswvco, April ~ 1887.
AZ meeting Of the Forty eighth regiment Gu r.
Bearcsey held in ths ctS last evening" their services
we're unanimously rendered 10 the Governor
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, April II, 1851.
The Bank Of the State Of Indiana has endered the Co.
vernon NIL tho money he wants in furnishing Indianas
quota Of troops 10 sustain the government.
The First regiment OF the Indiana volunteers leave to-
morrow for Washington.
Tho Governor Of Indiana has issued proclamation
vening the Legislature on the 9th inst.
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avenue Broadway square, between fsf - n4 Forty
p,x.h streets, FOR drilling purposes f0e aa1n .raAop
shah he sustained and the Uoion naat D. preserved
apr,v as above THOMAS PHILLIPS SON
the SEVENTH Rs6InENr FrSD.
Cur merchants anu other citizens nae responded 10 4
most liberal 70 the appeal for fuads IN aid ~
cIutipg and fitting out the gallant Seventh reyim
The following list Of the latest sabeeripops max pg
a Grand total OF So, 40 thus far cont ributed:.-
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AuGusTA Ne, April TO, 1901.
STATE OF MArrE--A PROCLAMATION By THE 90.
VERNON.
The TACT that the laws OF the United States have been
30 states on south Carolina c3eorsis Alabama. Florida.
Mississippi, Louisiana iexss, by combination too
powerful to be suppressed by the ordinary Of u
del proceedings or by the powers vested In the Mar
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WISCONSIN,.

MADISON, Wis, April IL, 1851.
The Legislature adjourned to day sine die
The Governor Guard rendered their services and
have been accepted. Volunteer companies are forming
In all parts OF the State. The excitement runs high
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THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

the unproptious state Of the wea' he
e Navy Yard yesterday the work went on as brisky
Ter. The upper masis Of the Wabash were hosted
nd a portion Of her armament, consisting Of Dahl
guns Of heavy calibre, placed on board Riggers
busy recving the shrouds, and there was every In.
ion that many days win not elspzs ere this fin
70 will be ready for sea- The machine shops were
with the machinery Of this vessel and the Roanoke
the finishing touches are being given to the bate
n the ordnance department. The work is progress
usual on the other vessels.
Gsrvin, the new Chief Engineer, has reported FOR
and relieved Mr.. King. Mr. Gsrvln will personally
intend the machinery Of the WABASH. He is a M
" Pennsylvania, and was appointed from the Dis.
OF Columbia in 1s47.
lumber OF men have been received on board The
Carolina. They consist OF b,ih seamen and land,
and they are being trained to ,hs duties they will
lied upon TO perform, particularly the iandsmen
have been no men received at the marine barracks
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MINNESOTA.

sr PAU, April II, 1871.
Gov. Ramsay, OF this Territory, to-day issued pro.
clamation for regiment volunteers In response "a
the call from the War Department.
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sfals y me laws hs. are, leqasa ~ ben made
upcn oy he sreseer. ~ n sfNsd safes
10 pNrt'.n at she mi''ia % toe sta'e % sid
IN surpvesspg such csmh'n ttiaus AMI ~ausns ~ n vs.
70 dRy executed, sui thu, aaa Jsyseq hou slHi
sient authority Ct law To en- be TO tspial the
tue esisencv ot the case requues present ialg
meni ~ IN So esranrdnarp oecasie ca8tagn pael
10 the constitution FOR converting the Legislature: n
sierstion whereo' Israel Sashhurp Jr Governor Of
he tate az saine, In virtue Of tse power vested II nc
Big the constitution do conveDe toe LegisiasFs II the
state hereby requiring the Senators represent vas
TO ensemble IN their respective chambers the lnoi
in Augusta, on Monday. the I'D day or april in,
slant, ~ twelve O'CLOCK, Dooa, AMI then and
there consider and determine on ouch measures az
the con Ion Of the country and the obligations OF tho
State may seem TO demand In testimony whereof l
have hereun.o set hand and caused the seal OF the
State TO be affixed
Done at Augusta this 18th day OF april in the year o,
our Lore one thousand eight hundred sixty one aud
OF the Independence OF the United States eightydfth
ISRAEL WAsHBURN, Jr.
BY the Governor.
JOSEPH B, HALL, Secretary OF State.
X. smart, late democratic candidate for Governor
and Major Moore Of the Custom House, are emphatic in
their determination to support the laws
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THE INDIANA MILITIA.

ADJUTAyT GENERALS Or1cr,
INDIANAPOLIS, April is, 1901.
beLal orders No IL, Attention II called 70 the fol-
enlsnons adopted for the organisation OF the
pompsnies must number eighty -four rank and Gle.
sch comRs2xun1 elect the FOLLOWING q cicafn
|ission one Fra -
y Lieutenant and ono Third Lseutenaut.
fhcn formed and organized by the election of on
he captain must report Immediately W this cfice.
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PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF
KENTUCKY,
MOVEMENTS IN OHIO.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April Is, 1901.
Governor Msgof1n has issued proclamation convening
the Kentucky Legislature on the 27th instant.
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ILLINOIS.

CmoAoo, April 10, 1861.
Governor Yates, Of Illinois, and Governor Randall, Q
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PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF
CONNECTICUT

Whereas the President OF the United States by proc
lamation, declares the laws opposed, and the
execution thereof obstructed by combinations too power
full to DO suppressed by the ordinary judicial
proceedings and has called forth the militia Of the seve
raj States to the aggregate number Of seventy five thou
sand men, and,
Whereas, the Secretary Of War has made a call upon
the Executive OF this state for regiment OF militia
for immediate service, therefore
i William A. Buckingham, Commander in Chief Of the
militia OF the state OF Connecticut call upon the patriotic
citizens OF this State to volunteer their services
devious Immediately At the city Of Hartford reporting
themselves to the Adjutant General
Given under my baud and the seal OF the State the
city OF Norwich, this the sixteenth day OF April In the
year Of Lord thousand egh. hundred and sixty
one and OF the independence Of the United States the
eighty fifth. WM. A. BUCKINGHAM.
Tho details OF the plan Of organization will be mme-
datey issued from the office Of the Adjutant General
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we're "put through the mi to-day, as one Of the
phrased It,
The dragons had one man only.
The recruiting regulations appear to be carried out
with greater strngency at the Hudson street rendezvous
than at either Cedar Chatham streets Men fire.
quenty passed the two last mentioned offices who have
been rejected In Hudfon street.
Chatham street was again crowded. About twenty
five sent to the doctor who passed seventeen
eighteen of them.
To any one In the habit Of visiting recruiting Offices
10 evident that, during the Last six or eight days
applicants have been enlisted who would not have been
looked at month ago. Among other things fair
knowledge of the English language was Indispensable
and many stalwart Teuton, Stree, able and willing"
was rejected because he could not the questions
put to recruits promptly, in psssable English Now
however, s'thews and sinews" will pass man, little
more being required from him, in the way Of talking,
than "yes'' and "no."
As the majority Of Germans have had more or less
military experience In their vateriand it is fair TO
presume that they win be more easily converted into
passabe soldiers than mere recruits Some of the
best drill sergeants Governors Island are Germans
II would, therefore, be dicut matter to have efficient
companies Of German recruits, IL they could not
speak one word Of English.