New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-15
Volunteers are being enrolled.

The newa from the South creates the most in'enSe
feeling.
Men of all parties express their determination 10
stand by the Government, and fight for the supremacy
of TIE United States flag All volunteer companies
" i'll offer their services to the Governor tomorrow.
ALBANY, Saturday, April 10, 1861.
The excitement over the war news from the SCUM
continues undated Although one doubts but that
the firing has commenced, yet they have no ialth In
the repors of fssures in the fort and especially laugh
M the idea of the South CaTonians being knocked
down with balls and shells without being injured, and
Immediately 10 commence fighting again. Many OF the
Albaniaus remained up until late hour this morning
waiting patiently for the latest news from the seat OF
war; Whatever may have been the opinion OF parties
in regard TO the commencement of hosties, but one
opinion prevails now that it has begun.
ALBANY, April IA, 1861.
The war news created intense excitement here and
kee ps the city constant fever Since an early hour hs
afternoon crowds of citizens have been gathered on e
streets in the vicinity of the telegraph Office ana the
hotels are filed with people eager to gather the a'es'
news.
The Knicker6ocker, taking advantage of the pubhc
feeling, has Just Issued an extra containing column Oh
balderdash stating that the former news was all Iaise
aud publishing what puports to be dispatches receveu
| to-day by Gen. Wool, saying that Fort sumter mas
been reinforced that the chips have crossed the
bar the floating battery been sunk the Custom-house
blown up and the citizens of Charleston leaving IN
| dsnay in all directions.
| Among the Republican members OF the Legislature
much feeling is displayed and there is talk OF INTRO
ducng bill tomorrow, appropriatlng $2ooo,ooo 10
arm the volunteers for the General Government The
general feeling among all classes seemsto be in favor
| of Major Anderson.
All kind of rumors are anoat, among them that Mr..
Lincoln has called for ~ 600 men from the State OF
| New-York, and that Governor Morgan has important
dispatches from the President, asking aid from the
| State.
HARTFORD, April IA, 1861.
The war news causes the most intense excitement IN
this city and vicinity. Mr. Fox preached sermon
on the war tonight in the Methodist Church, in which
he raid that il not war of politics. but DEATH
| struggle between law and anarchy.
Norwich, Conn, April IA, 1861.
Large crowds have surrounded The Bulletin office
| during the day, reading the announcement on the
bulletin boards. The excitement has never been
equaed here All parties unite TO uphold the Govern
ment. Hundreds are ready to enlist
New. HAVEN, April II, 1861.
The excitement in this city is intense in relation to
| the attack on Fort Sumter. The Palladium office is
surrounded by great crowd, watching for the extra
edition from that press which has been running since
last night The national flag is flying from the Square,
the Grays armory and in various parts Of the city.
The Grays are having meeting in anticipation Of
call for duty The indignation against the Rebels Is
universal
BosToy, Saturday April 49, 1861
The news from Charleston creates profound sensa-
ton in this city and throughout the State. The general
sentiment is that the Federal Government is right, and
shall be sustained.
BosTos, Saturday, April l3-p. m.
Intense excitement created in this city THIS
| afternoon by the receipt of the dispatches from
! Charleston.
The final announcement Of the surrender of Fort
Sumter is not believed by many, while others pro-
nounce the whole story Of the bombardment
| hoax.
more detailed account Of the bloodess battle and
| surrender anxIousIy awaited.
The Adjutant- Generals Office crowded this FORE
noon with ocers of the State military, rendering their
commands TO the Governor An extensive feeling
has been aroused Gov. Andrews leaves for Washing.
| ton this afternoon.
WORCESTER, Mass, April H. 1861.
The news from Charleston has produced the greatest
excitement here. This evening there is vast crowd
around The Spy Office, discussing the news which 10
given them in extras
Men of all parties are ready to sustain the Govern
| ment.
| PROVIDENCE, r. l., Saturday, April 10, 1861.
! Governor Sprague has rendered 10 the Government
the services of the Marine Artillery and 900 Infantry
and offers to accompany them himself.
| PROVIDENCE, April IA, 1861.
The newspapers can scarcely supply the demand for
| extras issued.
Men of all nges and vacations offering TO enlist
| CHICAGO, April IA, 1861.
| News of the surrender Of Fort Sumter created pro-
found sensation here. 1t was at first discredted and
when later dispatches arrived, confirming the previous
| reports the excitement was intense.
All parties express determination TO uphold the
Government in enforcing the laws and maintaining the
| supremacy Of the National flag.
| Gov. Yates will Issue proclamation tomorrow,
calling extra session Of the Legislature ut
| Springfield week from next Tuesday.
| DETROIT, April IA, 1861.
The war news creates profound sensation. There Is
unanimous sentiment that the position assumed by the
Government must be maintained. An impromptu meet
ing Of members Of the Detroit bar and influential citi
zens was held yesterday afternoon composed Of men
of all parties, and resolutions passed denouncing
the rebelious organization called the Confederate
States and declaring their intention to stand by the old
flag at all hazards
Another meeting Of citizens will be held tomorrow
night.
HALIFAX, Saturday, April 10, 1861.
Intelligence of the bombardment of Fort Sumter
reached this city by telegraph this forenoon, and
caused profound sensation.