Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-15

in twenty days from date. l hereby cor
vene both Houses Of Congress for the 4th
Of July next, to determine upon measures
the public safety demands. (Signed,)
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President
BY w. H. SEWARD, Sec'y Of State.
CISoiNSArI, i5.-The news of the surrender
of Sumter created profound sensation. The
newspaper Offices ast night were besieged by
thousands eager to hear lhe news The military
spirit Of the city Is thoroughly aroused and the
stars and stripes wave from all public and many
private buildings. The people to man will
sustain the administration. \ home guard will
be Immediately organized for the protection of
the city
Washington l4.-The President has appoint
ed Earl Bill as Marshal of the Northern Dist
rct of Ohio.
BALrIMoRr, Itth-Thc Union feeling is strong
this morning. The Minute Men organization of
$500 strong, who have been drilling as mill
tary organization ever since the Presidential
Election. throw out the "brave old" Stars and
Stripes this forenoon from their Head Quarters
with the words THE Union and the Consti-
tuition
New York April l5th.-The Times Wash
ingtOn correspondent says the War Department
is engaged in calculating the quota of troops in
the United States. New York will be entitled
to ten regiments. No detailed policy relative
to closing Southern ports is yet settled, but ar
rangements making to cut off all commune
cation by sea. Scott is actively at work calcu-
lating the disposition of the forces
The Administration has reliable information
that the Confederate States propose, after redu-
cling Fort Sumter, to march upon Washington
with 10000 men. Several additional compan-
les of regulars ordered to Washington. The
express Washington dispatch gives rumor that
S,nt 4 IL,
reinforcing Fort Sumter was disregarded.
The Worlds Washington correspondent says
detachment of troops are stationed on all
roads outside of the city, and five volunteer
companies are in the Capitol, one at the Post
Office Department, and one at the Patent office.
Two officers of New York Regiments have ten
dered their commands The present indicn-
tions are that Sumter will be retaken at all ha-
yards.
The Herald's special dispatches from Charles
ton, says Major Anderson saluted his flag, form
ed his command on parade ground, and march
ed out on wharf playing Yankee Doodle. Dur
ing the salute pile of cartridges burst in one
of the easements, killing two and wounding
four One was buried in the fort with military
hOnors, the other will be buried by the CARROLL
MANS The wounded men will be taken to
Charleston. The Fort was burned to mere
shell. The guns on one side of parapet are
entirely dismounted and others split, and the
gun carriages knocked to splinicfs. Anderson
3 is reported to have ordered his soldiers not to
sight at the men, but to silence the batteries
Sumter has been garrisoned by the Palmetto
guards under command of Col. Ripley. The
fire has again broke out in the ruins of the fort
and the engines have been sent down.
Washington, April l5.-Ten District Of
Columbia companies have thus far been
mustered into service, sixteen in all requir-
ed. The number Of Federal troops heres-
bout amounts to 500.
An offer has been made to the War De-
partmcnt at Montgomery to take the whole
loan Of the Confederate States, 81 5,O0O,O 900,
! at par, 10y parties in New Orleans.