New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-19
THE WAX FEELING IN sRooKLYN.

THE WAR FEELING BROOKLYN.
The war feeling is growing in intensity. Nothing
hardly h talked about, thought Of aud Ihs rntet'
ments are going on with rush. Some half dozen 70.
cruiting Offices have been opened and at oil of them
large numbers of volunteers are being enrolled. Fa1
ara TO be ssen everywhere. There 10 hardly store,
saloon or public house Of any kind, where the Ameh
can colofe not displayed while on public convey.
ances and private vehicles miniature fags are BY ne
means uncommon. The excitement Pervsdes al
classes of the community.
The journeymen painters, at Q meeting held On
Wednesday evening adopted . resolution, which Wa
to the effect, that while egrettng the existence Of
war a. interfering with business, affirmed their devc'
ton the Government, and their readiness 70 eight n
It's defense The association formed int volun'
teer company to offer their services II needed, vhey-
ever and whenever they would be required.
Company Z, 18th Regiment, Capt Wm. L. d.
Steers is now receiving recruits for service awaiting
the call Of the President. The uniform IL 70 be the
same as that Of the French Chsaeup-red pants, blue
jackets and French cap The company will drill in
their new uniform q: the City Armory on "Wednesday
evening next
A new rendezvous has been opened st the Niagara
Hotel, near the Nsvy-Ysrd, for the enrolment os
volunteers. There are already 10 the roll.
ing mp and Is anticipated viii bs full and ready fog
scryice in one or two days
A new recruiting rendezvous Is In operation on tho
corner Of Kent and Flushing avenues. numbes havs
already enrolled.
Capt. William Il. Hogan Is organizing sn artillery
company The Captain Was formerly commander q
the Napier Tandy Light Artillery, and 10 well knows
for his military atisnments, especially as an Gtl'
lerist.
II Is understood that mars meeting win Be- held OF
Tuesday next at Fort Greene In favor Of the Union and
the Consultation Measures ere being taken 70 render
this contemplated meeting such one - will give az
effective expression TO the patriotic sentiments Of mo
city Of Brooklyn.
A bsndbill, OF which the following 10 copy, wss
posted on fences and walls throughout the city On
"Wednesday night;
HEMP, HEMP HEMP!
Tn. s.,ci COMPUTES of those ofin8IetiSs ssnrw
~ upon Traitors .nd those who justify md ynps
s2S ns sch
A number Of citizens were favored with copies OK
this document through the PostOfice.
Flags were displayed yesterday from the City HAM,
liberty poes and all the newspaper establish nents u
the city
IN wILLIAMsBURGH
Mr., Thomas X. Chichester, kcnHc"s~" Wv" -
.een service has rsised a company Of one hundrse
picked men, They call themselves the Wiliamsbnrsp
Volunteers. and have rendered their services 70 tho
Governor. n
Capt Tat of the Duncan Artillery is buaily engage
in forming volunteer company. He opened reeras'
ING Office last night, and upward Of thirty joined ny
command e.,
Adjutsnt Abel Smith, jr.. has opened recruiting
office for volunteers No. 305 Grand street. where ~
feels confident the necessary number Of men wiz ss
be obtained to enlist under his command. Aelu'aa'
Smith wss in the service in Mexico and 10 necessarily
possessed of qualifications which render him ns"1
efficient. -.
Volunteer military organizations, to bold themssl,~
In readiness for any call that may b made, We"
formed las, night ct No. a5s Grand street. ana y Nv
"a Sou,b Seventh street. Throughout the entire ~
trio. the creates, enthusiasm prevails, and As An''
tag waves in every direction.
For notices Of volunteer movsmep~'
.Avs r,;.su,snIs ON or Ant page.