Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-04-19
TELECRAPHIC.
Dispatches! |!

Manchester N. ~, April l5.--New Hamp-
shire will respond promptly to call of President
for troops. The requisition has not been receiv-
ed yet, but as soon as IL is Gov. Goodwin will
take prompt and active measures for complying
with IL. 1t is not probable that an extra session
of the Legislature will be called. The State will
probably tender two regiments TO Government
instead of one as requested by the President.
Montgomery, April l5.--Prominent gentle
men in Virginia telgraphed to Montgomery that
Virginia will probably secede tomorrow. Gen,
Pillow has Just arrived to offer jefferson Davis
division of Tennessee troops Every body is
delighted with the encouraging news that Vir-
inia will unite with confederacy. President Da-
Wis will vacate his seat at Montgomery. The
Vice President assuming his duties, and will
make his head quarters at Richmond In ten
days with Gen. Beauregard as second in com
mand. Gen. Bragg can take care of Pensacola.
The foregoing is by authority. The Cabinet
will await President Lincoln's official proclama-
ton, before taking action.
Pensacola, April 15.-Shot have been landed
at Ft Pickens by the Federal fleet.
Wilmington, Del, April l5.-There is no
party in Delaware who favor the taking of Fort
Delaware.
Washington, April l5,-A report was in
circulation this P. NJ, that Gen. Scott had
resigned, but meanwhile he was engaged
with the Secretary of War and Adjutant
General Thomas.
Montgomery, April 15.-The public here
are delighted that the uncertainty is at an
end, and that we are now entirely justified
in ordering the invaders from our SOIL
No one feels particle of doubt as to the
result, and the only regret is that Presi-
dent Lincoln does not head tho expedition.
Cleveland, April l6.-Immense meeting
here last night. Mayor Flint presiding
Addressed by Senator Wade, R. p Spaul-
ding, D. K. Cartier, and others. Promi-
nent citizens Of all parties present Reso-
lutions adopted sustaining the Government,
approving the Presidents call volunteers,
recommending the Legislature to make ap-
preparations of men and money, appointing
committee 10 ascertain the efficiency of
Cleveland military. The greatest unanim-
ity of feeling prevailed and the speakers
were constantly interrupted by applause
Similar proceedings at large Union meet
ing at Norwalk, last night.
Adrian, Mich, 16th.-A large and en-
thusiastic meeting assembled last night on
short notice, irrespective of party. Reso-
lutions unanimously adopted expressing
sympathy with the Administration, and
recommending the Governor to adopt such
measures as will enable Michigan to coop
crate with other States in maintaining the
perpetuity of the institutions bequeathed
by our ancestors. Similar meeting held in
Hudson. .s-
Memphis, Tenn, 15.-Intensee excitement
here tonight and tremendous meeting is
being held. Memphis is ont of the Union.
There are no Union men here.
Cincinnati, l6.-The citizens meeting
last night was an immense affair. Men Of
all parties partici pated But one feeling
was manifested, and that was to sustain
the Stars and Stripes at all hazards.
Great actiHifnfxevails among the mil
itary, and Il tpanies are fast filling
fense of tb1City will consist of 10000
mer, and is fast filling up. The merchants
have stopped shipping goods to the South.
New York, April l6th.-Special reports to
to the New York Post, says that the Governors
of Kentucky, Virginia. North Carolina, and
Missouri, refuse to respond for troops. Mary
land, however, responds promptly, and Balti-
more Regiment tendercd services to President
to-day Quota for Massachusetts, been doubled,
and three regiments from Boston ordered here
at once. Gen. James H. Lane, of Kansas takes
command of thousand men here. CONNER
calls dispatch says George Ashman sent to Cam
ada on a secret mission. No orders are vet is
sued to blockade Southern ports, or stop mails,
but has issued orders to Garrison Harper,s Fer
ry, Forts Washington, Monroe, and others. One
of the Massachusetts Regiments goes to Fort
Monroe, with New York Regiment The
route between aPhiladelphia and Washington
will be guarded by Western troops.
New York, April l6.-At meeting of Mer-
chants of this city to-day, it was resolved that
call be issued for Mass meeting irrespective of
party to sustain the Constitution and laws
Norwich, Conn, April l6th.-Gov. Bucking-
ham has issued peoclamation calling for vol
unteers to rendezvous at Hartford. The Thames
Rank of this city has rendered 100000 to Gov
Buckingham, and the Pennington County Bank
has offered $500O0 dollars.
Rising Sun, Ia, l6th.-Our citizens are
holding a meeting this evening, expressing
sympathy with the Government. A COM
pany of volunteers is rapidly filling its
ranks for immediate service. Secession
sentiments are not tolerated in this commu-
nifty.
New Orleans, 16.-The market is de-
pressed by the war news. Lincoln's war
proclamation was read with no astonish-
meDt Everybody is highly pleased. The
people are resolved to maintain their po-
sition at all hazards. Two more volunteer
companies left to-day for Pensacola to-day,
and the rest will probably remain todefend
the city. Volunteer regiments are forming
the State. Thirty-three de-
serlers from the Federal army hayo landed
at Fort jackson, leaving l2 months pay
behind them, so anxious were they 10 join
the Confederate army. The steamer Le-
compte hence for Shreveport, sunk miles
above Compte. Boat and cargo total loss.
Passengers and crew saved. The Galveston
Civilian says that the idea that there is any
considerable number Of persons disposed to
agitate the question of rebellion in Texas
is erroneous.
Montgomery April l6.-The Cabinet
were in council this A. NJ, Lincoln Proc
lamation was read amid bursts Of laughter.
The Secretary of War authorizes tho state
ment that $4,000 more troops were called
out to-day to meet Lincoln's men.
Washington, April 16.-Col. Ellsworth
has had strong inducements offered him to
proceed 10 New York City and organize a
regiment Of Zonaves. If he does not go