The national Republican., 1861-04-24

ne MaRyarS nave invited GarlDaldl 10 leau
them into action, assuring him that half q mil.
lion of men are all ready.
Several arrests have been made in Naples,
conspiracy having been discovered, in which
FIVE bishops are implicated.
New York.
Nep York, April 81, erening.-The Rhode
Island regiment, under the command Of Gov
Sprague, 1000 strong, arrived here this morn.
ing, and left in the steamer Coatzacoalcos ut
sundown.
The sixth, twelfth and seventy.frst New
York regiments, composing 5000 men, marched
down Broadway, at noon to-day, fully armed
and equipped. The scene on Broadway was
perfectly unparalleled, and the march was q
perfect ovation. 1he crowd was estimated al
nearly million Of people, who showered their
blessings on the troops, and exhibited the wild.
est demonstrations OF patriotism.
The twelfth regiment embarked on the
steamer Baltic, and the list OIL the steamer r.
r. Cuyler, which left at six o'clock, accomps.
MED by the revenue cutter Harriet Lane. The
latter sails under sealed orders, probably as an
escort. The steamer Columbia also Joined the
feet taking the sixth regiment.
| The steamer Ariel will take the third bat.
talon of rifles, Of Massachusetts, and some
regulars. The steamer Chesapeake took aboard
three hundred seamen, but returned them, the
orders being countermanded.
The harbor was o scene Of great excitement
as the feet left. All the piers, landings, and
housetops Of this city, Jersey City, Hoboken,
and Brooklyn, we're crowded. The Battery
was covered with people, and thousands Of
boats saluted the feet as they started down the
bay. Flags were dipped, cannon roared, bells
rang, steam whistles shrily saluted, and thou.
sands upon thousands OF people sent up cheers
Of parting.
The steamers Monticello, Marion, James
Adger, and Roanoke, have their steam up,
ready to sail at q moments notice. The
steamer Parkersburg, and the steamers Flor.
ida, Alabama, and Augusta, Of the Savannah
line have been chartered by the Government.
1t is understood that the fleet will rendez
vous in the lower bay, and all start together in
: the morning.
W. W. Leland, of this city, large land,
holder of Texas, whose property there has been
/ confscsted, has been rendered and accepted a
ma jors commission in the engineer corps,
ninth regiment
; Archbishop Hughes, in common with a great
number Of other private citizens, has susp spend.
ed the stars and stripes from the windows OF
his residence.
A large number Of the most respectable
citizens Of foreign birth are volunteering, in ad
dition to the regular Irish and German militia
regiments. The same is true Of New Eng
land. The Emmet Guard, of Worcester, Mass.
is among the arrivals to day.
The sons Of our most wealthy merchants
= lawyers, judges, and divines, are enlisted il
the ranks OF the defenders Of the Union. Eacl
regiment which left to day numbered near
1000 men.
The military movements promulgated thi
morning are as follows:
> Colonel Corcoran is restored to the com
mand Of the Goth, (Irish THE Governor hav
= ing dismissed all proceedings against him
J. This creates great enthusiasm among the Irsl
o throughout the city. The regiment is to leav'
n for Washington on Tuesday.
IS The eighth, Colonel Lyons, also leaves or
e Tuesday.
The ninth leaves on Wednesday.
:, The first regiment National Guard, Col
- W. II. Allen, will be mustered into the regula
= service to,morrow, (Monday.)
= Col. William Wilson's Zouave regiment
/. 1000 strong, will he mustered into the regula
ID service to day.
Col. Abram Duryea's first regiment Ad
vance Guard will be ready for orders to mol
row night or Tuesday morning.
The Scott Life Guard, 1000 strong, hav
completed their organization, and are ready t
r march.
X By Tuesday night or Wednesday, nine reg
ments will have left New York city for Wasl
ington, or such point as they may be ordere
III to by the Commandnr.iu.c
Virginia.
nd Wheeling, april 2O,-Orders have been r
e, ceived from Gov. Letcher to seize the cuslor
e. house, but the people Of this city strong f
the Union, aud the building was last mig
guarded by the mayor for the United States.
:. The people are greatly excited by the new
ne and declare that they will stand by the stars al