Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-20

were most enthusiastically received by opr
entire population.
PrTTsBuRg, April ls.-0ne thousand seven
hundred Ohio volunteers arrived here this
evening, en- route for Washington. Gov.
Dennison telegraphe6 them TO remain until
further orders, in Consequence Of a rumored
attack on Cincinnati by The, Secessionists
The war feeling here contipues 70 increase
in intensity. New companies are still being
formed, and party feeling lis efitirsiy sunk
in the great cause Of the Union. "a
UREA, o., April l9.-Rev. Warren Swift.
Presby ytefiau minister of excellent abilities
and widespread reputation, has enlisted,
and started for Columbus this morning.
PrTTsBURa, April 19.--The American en-.
sign was displayed from the Catholic Cathe-
dral Of st. Paurs to day. This is one of the
largest churches in the United States The
Irish citizens are rapidly volunteering.
NoRrH VERNON, IND, April Ig.-Captaiu
T1epp's company Of ITO men left for In
dianapolis at twelve o'clock.
WHEELING, April l9-The Mayor has is
sued a proclamation calling on all good
citizens TO preserve the peace and abstain
from discussing exciting topics. The stars
and stripes are generally displayed, and a
strong Union feeling prevails. Union mili-
tary companies are forming. One company,
organized as a Home Guard, is composed Of
men over forty. FIVE years Of age. Our dele
gates Hubbard and Clemens returned from
Richmond to-day, and were warmly re-
ceived. The news from Baltimore concern
ing the attack on the troops created indig-
nation. The Douglas Democrats in this
district, in convention to. day, nominated
W. G. Brown, of Preston, for Congress-the
only delegate from Virginia who remained
in the Convention that nominated Douglas.
He will be supported by all opposed to se-
cession, and win undoubtedly be elected.
LOUISVILLE, April l9.-In Memphis the
war spirit is intense. Scott's resignation
was joyously received. The Governor of
Arkansas has not yet received Csmeron's
requisition. '.L
WILMINGTON, DEL, April ia great
Union meeting was held tonight, and reso-
lutions were passed to enroll volunteers for
the protection of home and to sustain the
Union.
ington dispatch says the Massachusetts, regi-
ment hasiarrived, and reports three members
killed.
BosToE, April l9.-The Collector has re-
ceived orders from Secretary Chase not to
grant clearance to any vessels south of Ma
ryland. The project of coast guard for
Massachusetts, will undoubtedly be carried
out.
RALEIGH, April l9--The Executive Coan-
Gil is in session. 1t is thought the Legisla-
tuIe will be convened in ten days.
PHILADELPHIA, April 19.-The Massachu-
sefts Eighth Regiment arrived to night, en-
route for Washington.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-The Mayor issued
a proclamation, calling on the citizens to
observe peace, and to refrain from any thing
which might interrupt the quiet of the city.
LOUISVILLE, April ia reliable private
dispatch states that Tennessee is almost a
unit. A full regiment will be organized by
tomorrow night. There are no Union Com
panies in Nashville.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-The President
has issued proclamation, stating there is
insurrection against the Government in
several States, that the laws for the colec-
tion of revenues can not be, executed
therein, conformable to the Constitution,
which requires that duties throughout the
country shall be uniform, Il therefore deem
it advisable to set on foot blockade, there
fore a competent force will be posted to pre-.
vent the entrance and exit of vessels from
the ports of the seeded States"