The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16
The WAR FEELING IN THE NORTH.

Utica.
UTICA, N. Y, April Is, 1851.
Great excitement prevails this city. Two companies
have been formed has from adjoining village.
The officers Of the Sixty fifth regiment met to-day
perfect arrangements The Stars and Stripes have oated
from many buildings today. This evening the Utica
citizens corps offer their services the govern
ment The Emmett Guard also hold themselves rea-
dness.
BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, April Is, 1861.
The Of the past days has caused great feeling
in this city At meeting this evening, largely attend
ed hundreds enlisted for immediate service 1t
the intention to raise three regiments here and the
listment for them is actively progressing.
To morrow night meeting of citizens Is called 70 sus.
tain the government, Willard Fillmore 70 preside
TROY.
Troy, April 10, 1851.
meeting of our citizens, irrespective of party was
held at Harmony Hall this evening" 10 take action in
ference the state Of the country The assemblage
soon became arge that adjournment TO the Union
depot effected.
Resolutions we're adopted sustaining the government,
and pledging the city Of Troy TO raise regiment OF
volunteers. Hon. John A. Griswold presided, Isaac
McConhie, Jonas c. Heart, Henry Ingraham, Judge
Gould and Judge Robinson made Vice Presidents
Secretaries also appointed
The meeting finally adjourned TO General wools resi-
dence After speeches by Isaac McConhie, Jr., NJ. j.
Townsend G. W. DEMO and Clarence Buell. tho General
made strong Union speech The meeting was q spon-
taneous and enthusiastic one
PITTsBURG.
PirTsBuRG, Pa, April is, 1851
The news has created intense excitement here
Business has been almost suspended siace Saturday
The Presidents proclamation thoroughly aroused the
military spirit Several companies have volunteered TO
sustain the integrity Of the Union Thew was an uni
versal gathering at the City Hall tonight. 1t was
opened by the Mayor who introduced the venerable
william VIII nson. Mr. W. made President Of the
meeting About twenty i've Vice Presidents were also
appointed
Resolutions adopted declaring undyng fealsy to
the Union approving the course Of the Legislative and
executive branches the state government in respond
ing 10 the call Of the President dsregardng all partisan
feelings and pledgpg their lives fortunes and sacred
honor in the defence Of the Cnpn and appointing CON-
mittee of Public Safety.
resolution approving the action Of the Philadelphia
banks for the prompt offer Of money the government
was also passed
The meeting was addressed by Judge wilkins. Thoe
NJ Marshall, Hon. p. G. shannon, Dr. McCook Ex Gov.
ernor Johnston Hon. A. W. LOOMS, and other prominent
citizens Of all parties The speeches ELECTED gresi ap
plause.
The meeting adjourned with three cheers FOR the
Union the constitution and the enforcement q the laws
LANCASTER.
LAscAsThe, Arril To- 1851.
FIX President Buchanan exhibits intense interest in tho
from the souh aud participates IN the expression
Of a deter mlnaiion 10 sustain tho government
The volunteering is brick.
The judges and members Of The bar after speech by
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, renewed oath TO support the
constitution. There is call for meeting wcdnes
day.
ONO.
SPRINGFIELD, April Is, 1851.
The news created intense excitement here. mass
meeting this afternoon passed strong resolutions to sup
port the general government The militia arc preparing
for the Governor \ fcqustson.
man expressing secession sentiments here today
was threatened only protected from violence By the
Marshal. -
The most intense excitement prevails. Lieut. Tllotson
10 raising volunteer company. The people are roady 10