Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-19

ment of 900 men have rendered their service /
10 the Government. They are Irishmen.
BosrOx, April I6.-Thirty companies arm
ed-seTenteen hunured strong.
WuluHGroN, Del, April ia large meet
ing was held here tonight. Senator Bayard
was censured for his course in not advocating !
a comprornise and having placing the State III
false position
wAsH1xGros, April 16-Union gentlemen
here from North Carolina and Kentucky. say
the replies of the Governors of those States
to the reouisition of Secretary Cameron mis-
represent the people. Mr.. Cameron replied
that Independent companies would be received |
Thursdays Dispatches.
The Northern Heart Still Burning.
Marvland Breaks the Back Of Border State
TTeason-Dsiatcare Wheels into the Union
Line-Ofers Msn and Money-Arms and
Potrder Sstzsd at Cinoinnati-P Passing
Nssners Eramined-Piraey Legdlized by
the Confe4erdtes- Fi~giHiG DON'T Sencde-
The Killed aud Wou nded at Charleston
MoErGoNERY. April I7.-Gep. Pillow guar
antees to raise IO,0e0 men In Tennessee IN
20 days, if President Davis vii lnccept OF
them and there is no d5Ibt that h. viii
Hon. 4. H. Stephens. in Alabama last
night, said it would require IS times 10000
men, to intiTnidate the Confederate States,
and then it could not be DONE
Of the $4,000 troops callcl out to-day, s.
ob toto
number from that State being 1000.
PaILADEIPHIA, April l6.-B. g. Wal
mouth and d. b. Ashmead, formerly Leu
tenants in the Navy, who resigned years ago
on account of entering into other avocations,
though now wealthy have rendered their
services TO the Secretary of Navy, prompted
VI love to the Union.
New HAVEN, April 16-Thc Elm City
Bank has just rendered to the Government of
the State S50,O00, towards meeting the Ma
tional emergency, with liberty TO draw at
sight.
| PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE patriotic
declaration of Gov. Hicks for the Union has
kindletl great enthusiasm. The enlisting for
volunteers is proceeding rapidly. Three thou
sand have already been enrolled, which is
more than the quota required from Philadel-
| phia, while the volunteers exempt by age are
! forming Reserve Guards for the protection OF
the city.
Intelligence from Harrisburg states that
more than 10000 volunteers have already
been accepted.
Senator Bigler has pronounced in favor of
sustaining the Government at all hazards
Providence, April 1.-THE Legislature
has passed bill authorizing the raising of a
regiment 1t is understood that $500,OO0
will be appropriated.
WMNIxGroN, Del, April 1.-THE seces-
sionists are overawed by the prevalent Union
sentiments. They planned the seizure of Fort
Delaware, which was taken possession of by
the government, which defeated the project.
CIxcIxxATI, April 17.-Chicf Of Police
Dudley, this morning seized thirty boxes of
guns ON the Ohio No ,. Twcnty-three box
! es were marked, G. J. w. Little Rock, and
seven boxes p,arked L. e., Memphis. Also,
/ 5 boxes fnr Memphis, on the steamer Glen
dale reshipped from the steamer Fanny
McBurnie, on Monday last. Great crowd on
the landing, and excitement high. -rs-
A very heavy shipment of powder hns also
been stopped. Steamers have been prohibited
from taking provisions south.
Two steamers have been chartered to act
as police boats, thoroughly armed, and will
stop and search all passing steamers.
Three companies of troops leave tonight
I for the rendezvous at Columbus. The Home
Guards is rapidly filling its ranks.
Enlistments at Newport barracks very nc
tive Over FIVE hundred men now in the gar
rison.
a large consignment of bacon for Charles
ton, via Nashville, was taken off the steamer
Glenwood this morning.
The excitement throughout the city is on
ibe increase The volunteer companies arc
all full and more men offering than can be ac-
cepted. r..#
+ BALTIMORE, April 17-Governor Hicks
was waited upon last night at his hotel by a
company of Government Guards, who in
formed him that they had come to sing the
Star Spangled Banner with him. Tho Gov
crnor expressed pleasure at the visit, and said
he was tuo hoarse to Join with them. but he
would tell them that he was still under the
Stars and Stripes.
The Star Banglcd Banner was then sung
The Governor thanked the visitors for their
courtesy, and said he hoped the song would
be sung on all future occasions forever. The
Union must be preserved.
\ voiee-"Goyernor, you have done your
duty so far.'D
Governor Yes, and intend to keep de-
ing So"
Voices -"Wc1I stand by you"
Much enthusiasm was manfestes
Especial washnuton Dispatch to tho Postl
New York, April lit is rumored OF
good authority that the secessionists of Vir
giuia have just seized the Harpers' Ferry Ar
senal. No confirmation yet
Especial Dispatch to the Tribune.J
1t is distinctly announced on Southern au
thority, that as soon as the secession act is
passed by Virginia the navy yard at Norfolk
will be seized.
SCRANTON, Pa, April I7.-Gen. Myers
req,lisition of 1000 nrcu is complete, and vii
start for Harrisburg tomorrow. The great
est enthusiasm prevails
A crowd of citizens assembled at Wilkes
barre to-day intent On cleaning out the Office
of the Luzcrne Union, but the excitement
subsided WHEN the stars and stripes were dis
: played on the building.
: PHILADELPHIA, April 17.-Salutcs are II
be fired here in honor of Governor Hicks, o
) Md. The excitement here is increasing every
hour, and recruiting parties are parading tht
city.
The ladies of this city have resolved t,
wear rosette of red white and blue
New YORK, April 1.-THE meeting 0
merchants to-day was most impressive ant
enthusiastic. 1t represented the most wealth,
portion of the community. $1,000 head tn
list for the 9th regiment on the spot, onl!
, II subscribers. Probably $4,000 will b.
raised tomorrow.
3:l5 p. MA mob has just gone dow