New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-20
THE WAR FEELING IN BROOKLYN.

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THE WAR FEELING IN BROOKLYN.
The excitement occasCned by the news from nalt-
more yesrerday afternoon wasirdescrbable, htened
doubtless by rumos based anon dispatches purporting
TO lave been received by private individuals 10 The ei
feet that tie desd and the wounded Tying in heaps
I aboH. the streets Of the Monumental City. Crowds
crossed 10 NewYork for the double pnIIose OF bearing
! the iatcst news and seeing the 5b Regimen, march
/ down Broadway. Very lule business was done, the
aLel crossing topic being the events now passing. Tie
military spirit was il possible, at greater hight than
ever before in consequence Of there reports, and re-
cruis lercd at the armoes and rndezyoIsin great
! CT numbers tan on any day snce the appearance of
tie Presidents proclamation.
The different city regiments are fact filing mp TO the
war standard. TIE 18th and 18th both recruiting
! AT the City Armory The ChaesenF Company attached
10 the airer is nearly full. Nearly bunGred have
( been added TO the regiment within two days. The
strength Of the regiments previous to the late acces
slons was M follows:
! Men, Men,
18th Hesmert........ 2s1l3ih Resinert'..''''.' 900
/ 18th Re- In. ut...... ..,.... l'h
;rb r, Tiu.rt ......... 80 Toal.............lI50
/ The new recruits nearly double The above number,
and were It fo the inde panies end the
huLd,eds OF Broobl, mites joiuDg the NewYork reg
J lnf'01, luc GfBl tLih hDv''-hhh'h "OW" H"'' H'''
/ their full Compliments OF men before this time.
! MaiG-General Dnryea Con manderin-Cbief Of the
Fh Brigade gives il "a bis opinion thar every regiment
and compauynOt deemed necessary to rem7in 10 guard
against copiingencies-wil be cent of as soon the
necessity for their Fefence elsewhere is made known
Tie volunteer companies all filing up very rap
idly, and several new recruiting stations have been
/ opened. Capt. William Dowd IA well known Twelfth
az, , l.. in r44tnr
/ company to b. known the Netmora Guard Capt.
Murpans company Of Znuaves TO form part Of the
| New.Yorl Reeimen' Of Zouaves Two recruiting Of
! fees for dis body have been opened in this city.
AlYut $50 have ucd within the last two days Capt.
MrCartby formerly of the Shield Guard is also form
! ing "A company 10 be known the Hibenia Greens.
1 \ recruiting Office for TIE Union Volunteers has been
opeu.d at VIM Wilson O. corner Of Count and Douglass
streets Open all day and night.
ARRANGEMENTS have been perfected for mass meet
ing Of The citizens Of Brooklyn, in favor Of sustaining
the Constitution and the La = aud for the defence OF
The nag Of our country TO be held on Fort Green, on
Tuesday next I'D mst., az o'clock p. m. The call
IL signed by Messrs. j. y T. S'annhan, George Hall,
Marlin Kabfeiscb, and many other prominent cltze-s
OF ali parties.
Brig Gen. Crooke las Issued orders requiring the
18th Regiment meet for inspection ut the Arsenal in
Portland avenue Monday, cd inst, AZ O'Clock Z.
m. Tie lith Regiment aT, TO meet at tbe same place
on Tuesday. sd mt al the saimo hour Tie 10Th
Regiment are 10 a,ssmhle ~ the saWc tire ard ace
on Thursday evening 2Jth ms'. Tie 2Sth Regimen,
are 10 a,s,mbc N the same time and place on Friday
evening 10Th us.
Two rneml ers II the Mctropoli' Police force OH
Ger WIN. Utter Of the For IA Precinct and George Lee
Of the Ninth Ward have RESCUED tie club for Tie mus
kct. Mr. Utter attached hiueelf 10 ths Zouavcs hr.
Lee joined Nrw-York comruy.
A Volunteer Company is forming at Hampstead
The war feeling 10 be ngog as Aercoly on Long
Island as ia the city Of Brooklyn.
Toe Police having hai intmarion Of intended attack
upon the residences Il private citizens, are kept in con-
slant readiness prom y in chse their services
should be required. TIE authorities express their de-
termination 10 put down riot at any sac.ifce.
On Thu sd.y, aud again la-t night, there WA an i'm
meme meeting II tie German citizens Of Williams
brrgh, held a; Union Hail. on the corner of Meeerole
and Even streets. Short Patioic speeches made
and an nionfe came ,ness wa. unaffected by all Pres
cut. VIII the speaking was going on, Company Of
Tuner uniformed and armed with rifles entered the
room. They announced through their leader that they
were oil ready 10 depart at u minutes notice on any
service and In any direction thai the Governor Pre-
dent might di,c;. Tie announcement was greeted
with nine cheers. From aiming those who were pre-
sen, At the meeting hundred and fifty enrolled their
names AZ members Of volunteer corIs, and il ia iu-
tended TO increase tie uumlrr 10 three hundred This
evening a meeting will be held ii the zane place, of
such as cannot conveniently tender their services to tie
Government, but are anxious to show their sympathy
with tie present struggle Their object will be- 10 pro-
vide az far al may be- necessary for The families Of thoso
who hnye volunteered To serve their country.
PATRIOTISM IN TIP BROOKLYN COMMON
COUNCIL.
sEyryrY-Tyr THOrslSD DOLLARS APPROPRIATED
FOR TnE srrPoHT or THE FAMILIES Oh I'M VOL
UATTtRs.
The Common Council held special meeting last
night Mr.. Franks, the President, in tie chair. The
chamber presented beautiful appearance having been
r llsely decorated with American flags since the pre-
vipns meeting. Each member dtsk was provided
with one aud four were suspended from the Presidents
dcsk
AFTER tie usral preliminary business, Mr. Strong
Offered the i,llowirg rreinbls and res"luiions;
BhereD Tie General Government having called upon TOO
st4'os Tor oos 20 su'tn 10 a"t ara the p.ole o. us
cy having ngrr's,td praie~othy REAL ad aheiiy IN
Sor HesGre We he representatives Of patriotic loyal
a~-ahdrg sud liberal rrop. ." 80 D., D., ely ,...,.
appropriated ,rd .u'siI the isulit' Of .ue Of our eli
may enl. and serve in c Army Of our Government and
Rsed That hereby agree and pledge hi. city pay he
salary such Of officials Ut to enlist aud serve In
the lazy OF these lLi cd > .at.s
AID T. j. Green amended hat the sum be liked at
as 90 which accepted.
another amenimsnt wac offered and accepted, that
all rem.n who should serve their country in the army
or navy should rave lei lin allowed them, the same
as if they had performed active duty in the Depart
mem.
Tie resolutions amended, We're unanimously
ado'od amid the appobuliye demonstrations OF the
SPECTATORS