Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-18
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REPORTED FOR THE STATESMAN.
The North Aiming ALI Over!
MEN AND MONEY WITHOUT LIMIT!
Virginia Not Seeded 4!
jeff. Davis Calls for 100000 more
MEN /!
MEN AND MONEY WITHOUT LIMIT!
Dispatches from the North.
&C., &c &c. &c.

New YoRk, April 1.-THE following are th'
New York appointments, made by the Presi
dent to-day: United States Marshal, Robert
s. Murray; Navy Officer, M. o. Dennisou
Mail Agent, Silss B. Butcher; Assistant Treas
urer, Richard M Blatchford.
The steamer R. R. Tyler, from Savannah
reports that the Harriet Lane was inside the
bar. She had steam up. Also, bark-rigged
steamer was inside-probably the Isabel.
Capt. Crocker reports that he saw that Fort
Sumter had no breaches in the wall outside, but
looked somewhat battered.
Especial dispatch to the New York Expressl
Gen. Scott says out loud that nothing could
be better than Maj. Anderson's conduct He is
entirely satisfied with it.
The meeting of merchants to-day was most
impressive and enthusiastic. II represented the
most wealthy portion Of the community. 81 200
headed the list for the 7th regiment on the spot
-only IL subscribers. Probably $4,000 will
be raised Tomorrow.
Resolutions were adopted at large meeting
of the Central Republican Club not very com.
plimentary to Mayor Wood; commenting on the
course Of the Herald; anddisapprobatoryo Of those
engaged at Hartford, and other places, in man
ufacturing arms for the South.
CHICAGO, April l7.--First detachment U. 8.
troops from Minnesota passed through this city
last evening, en- route for Washington.
They numbered IS men, under command Of
Major Pemberton.
The train bearing theml was received at the
depot by o crowd of not less than ten thou
| sand.
The remainder of troops from Fort Ripley,
composed of Maj. Morris command, and Sher-
mans battery, are expected to arrive here to-
morrow afternoon.
okod tho
nor's proclamation for volunteers being prompt.
Several companies have already rendered
their services.
HAMILTON, April 17.-General Garrison &C.
companies one company, consisting of Is men,
tonight, as far as Columbus. -Four or FIVE COM
panies will be ready to march within AZ hours.
Samuel Hull, Esq, offers $50 900, if neceasa-
ry, to sustain the stars and stripes John w.
Sohn, and other prominent citizens, will con-
tribute literally.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 1.-THE Bank of the
State Of Indiana has rendered the Governor all
the money that may be necessary for present
exgencies in furnishing Indiana's quota of troops
to sustain the Government.
The first regiment of Indiana volunteers will
leave here to morrow for Washington.
RICHMOND, Ind, April l7.-Excitement in
creasing. Companies drilling all day. All
manufacturing establishments are closed on ac
count Of the men volunteering. Bands of music
are paradlDg the streets. Two companies were
organized and leave for indianapolis Tomorrow.
Captain Miller's Company, from Lafayette,
arrived this P. M. The Montgomery Guards,
from Charlottesville, and Washington Guards,
from Madison, will arrive to night. Four com.
panies are now encamped on the State Fair
grounds; five or six more companies will come
to morrow.
MADISON, Ind, April II Excitement on the
increase here daily. One volunteer company,
comprising 100 men under command OF Capt
] G. Sullivan, left here at $3.50 P M. for Indi
| annapolis. The scenes at the. depot were very
| affecting; some soldiers shedding tears while
bidding relations and friends good.by.
| A patriotic speech waS made by Capt. Sulli
van. Just before the train started,a salute was
fired in honor of volunteers and the Union and
Constitution. This was the first volunteer com.
pany accepted by Adjutsnt General Wallace.
Two other military companies leave to morrow
for the State rendezvous. 81. fr
A Home Guard, numbering 200 men, has been
organized and began drilling tonight The
number will be increased to 500 OR 800 men.
MADISON, April 17.--The Legislature ad-
journed sine die to-day. The Governors Guards
have rendered their services and been accepted.
Volunteer companies are organizing all over
the Stste. Excitement runs high
LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 1.-THE first COM
pany Of volunteers left for indianapolis at two
o'clock this ?. M. They were escorted to the
depot by the Lafayette Artillery and two compa.
nies nearly full, who will follow in few days.
MICHIGAN CRY, April ia large and en-
thusiastic Union meeting was held last night by
Democrats and Republicans A unit for the
Constitution and the Union. Strong anti-seces
sion resolutions were adopted, denouncing all
as traitors whose voices are not heard unsni
nous to sustain the Government. Salutes were
fred In honor of the stars and stripes, which
were displayed in all parts of the city. A vol
unteer company was organized Immediately
) The man who frat signed the roll was one O
our most prominent clergymen. . u
ST. PAUL, Minn., April 17.--Governor Ram
sey to day issued proclamation for regiment
of volunteers, in response to the call from thu
| War Department
DETRolT, April 17.-Gen. cass made speecl
, this morning, on the occasion Of the Board o
Trade unfurling the national flag over thei
room. In it he said he was strongly In favor o
' supporting the Union, the Constitution, and on
country's flag, under all circumstances. H
saio tnst In crisis like the present, II was th
a uu.y ol every citizen to stand by the Govern
a Oakland county alone offers to raise one regI
0 inens ~ sroops--ali that ID required by tn
reuerai 1oVernment from the entire State.
scRAsroN, Pa, Aprli A. Gen. Myers, reou
man NJ Iaka a I'LL -.