Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-18

Charleston, April l7.-Notbng of stir.
ing Importance has occurred to-day. The
prospect of the secession of Virginia gives
great joy to the people here. $2,O0s,OOOI
of the confederate State loan has been taken
in Charleston alone. The books will be
opened again tomorrow. The paper is
readily taken in the interior. Not word
to the present time has been heard from Vir.
giuia, and great anxiety exists on account.
Montgomery, April l7.-Tho Cabinet
has had a long session to-day, A proca-
nation will be issued tomorrow calling for
10000 more troops to take the field.
Lexington, Ky. April l7--Major reck-
inridge writes from Richmond. n.y., to a.
friend in Lexingtom Il have filed all my
appointments and some extra ones, address,
ing immense crowds. Kentucky should
call Convention without delay, and Lin
coins extra session IF Congress should be
confronted by fifteen States. This alone
can prevent general civil war. The abhor-
renee of Lincoln's proclamation is immense
amongst the people" Mr.. Breckenridge
speaks in Lexington tomorrow, ThurSda,
night and Louisville, Saturday.
ST. Paul, Minnesota, April 17th. Gov Pam
sey, of Minnesota, to-day, issued Proclamation
for IA Regiment OF volunteers, in response to call
fOr volunteers.
New York. April l7th.-American flag not
yet hoisted at the New York Hotel. Distur-
Dances feared tonight.
Montgomery, April l7th-Tcnders made fOr
letters of marque and reprisal
Washington, April lTth.-Goy. Rhode Island
has been telegraphed to come here with the
quota of troops Immediately. Report is not
believed that Harpers Ferry has been seized, or
that jeff. Davis is in Richmond.
Marion, o. April l7th.-An enthusiastic I'm
ion meeting held here Tonight. Speeches by
men of all parties. There is but one sentiment.
the Union must be maintained and the laws en-
forced Volunteering going IN brishly.
Dayton, April 17th.-The Dayton light guards
Capt Rcase, and the Montgomery guard Capt.
Anges. left for Columbus at O'Clock this even
| ing. There were 230 men in the two compan-
les. The Lafayette Guards, Capt. Diston, will
| leave at IL o'clock tonight. Capt. Childs is
filing up a Rifle Company which will leave
| here Tomorrow. The military fever is very
| high here. Conductor Martin went with the
| Light Guards, carrying the Stars aud Stri es.
Richmond, Ia, April l7th.-Excitement in
creases here Companies drilling all day. All
manufacturing establishments closed on account
of men volunteering. Two companies Urgami-
zed aud leave for indianapolis tomorrow.
! St. Louis, April l7th.-1hc State journal
publishes the following reply from Gov. Jack
son to Secretary Cameron; Executive Depart
ment, Missouri, Jefferson city, April ill7th-Dear
| Sir: Your dispatch of the 18th nst making
call on Missouri for four Regiments of men for
/
can be no doubt but these men are intended to
form part of the Presidents army to make
war upon the seeded States, Your rrquistiOn
in my Judgment is Illegal, unreasonable and rev.
olutOnary in it's object; inhuman and diabOlic,
and cannot be complied with. Not one man
will the State of Missouri furnish to carry on
such an unholy crusade. c, +. JACKSON.
Cincinnati, April l7th.-The city council to-
night passed resolution rendering to the Gov
ernor 80. 900 in cash from the sinking fund, ap-
pointed committee to tender the money to the
Governor The committee left for Columbus
tonight.
Lafayette, Ind, 1.-THE first company
ofvounteers left for indianapolis, at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. They were escorted to the
depot by the Lafayette artillery, and two
companies nearly full, who will follow in a
few days.
Hamilton, O., l7th.-Gen. Garrison &C.
companies one company containing 75 men
ton ight as far as Columbus. Four or five
companies will be ready to march within
48 hours. Samuel Hull offers $4,000 il
necessary. to sustain the stars and stripes
John W. Sohue, and other prominent citi
zens will contribute literally.
indianapolis l7th.-Bank of the State
of Ind, has rendered the Governor all the
} money that may be necessary for present
= exigencles, In furnishing Iudiana's quota o
troops to sustain the Government. Firs
regiment of Indiana voIunteurs will leav,
here tomorrow for Washington. Capt
Miler's company from Lafayette arrived
here this afternoon. The Monlgomer,
, Guards and Washington Guards from Mad
, son will arrive tonight. Four companie
are now encamped on the State Fair grounds
Five or six more companies will come 10
morrow.
New Orleans, l7th.-On Sunday last, tn
Star of the West was still off IndianoIa.-
). The Empire and Mohawk left on Frida,
evening with troops on board. Their des