Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-23

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been wandering ia the woods, they were
taken 10 the neighbors' houses and kindly
treated; they have not yet returned.
Danbury, c., April 22.-The diEeOtoas
Of the Danbury Bank had meeting Satnf-
day aud voted unanimously TO offer $4,000
to the Governor, making the total amount
offered by our two banks $126,000.
Wilmington, April 22.-An enthusiastic
union meeting was held here this P. NJ,
embracing every party creed. The union
feeling was very strong. Resolutions were
adopted.
Providence, April 22.-Four times the
amount advertired for by the general treas
urer, as the first instsllment Of the loan au-
thorised by the State was offered at Eve
per cent.
New York, April 22d.-It is stated that a
gentleman ut Baltimore from Norfolk reports
the scuttling of some of the ships there, throw
ing down the heavy Derricks, and the destruc-
ton Of much of the machinery by order of the
Government The Paunee arrived at Norfolk
on Sunday, A N. Mayor Woods message to-
night will recommend the appropriation Of
| Sl 100000 by the city to aid the War. A res
olutiOn will be offered to appropriate $5O00OO
TO the widows and orphans Of the men who
may fall in defence Of the Flag A lot Of uni-
forms for the Southern army have been seized
at Stores in Dey street. 1t appears that a dia-
bolical attempt was made to poison the Massa-
chusetts volunteers aboard the State of Maine
while here Friday evening last by sending pois
Oned brandy aboard. One died, and four or five
others have been under its influence, but will
probably recover. The perpetrator Of the OUT
rage is unknown.
Louisville, April 22d.-Seven companies State
Guard, aggregate $50 men, under Col. Thigh
man. organized at Paducha, KY.
ST. Louis, April 22d.--Gov. jackson has
called an extra session of the Legislature to meet
on Thursday, May 3D., for the purpose of en-
acting such laws and adopting such measures
as may be necessary for the more perfect organ
ization and equipment of the Militia Of the
State and to raise money and such other means
as may be required to place the State in pro-
per attitudde for defense. Adgt Gen. Hough
has issued orders to the commanding officers Of
each Military District to assemble their respec-
tive commands on the Sd of May, and go into
encampment for six days as provided by law
| The thorough organization and equipment of the
several Commands are to be reported at once to
Head Quarters, and Division inspections are re-
quired to give all information respecting the
condition Of the State forces.
| indianapolis, April 22d.-60 Companies, the
full number required from Indiana, have been
accepted by the Governor. 35 companies moro
have rendered their services, and information of
100 additional companies forming, Sc compan-
les will be in Camp to-day.
Bellair, o., April 22d.-Hon. S. A. Douglas
and Lady passed west this afternoon enroute for
Springfield, III.
Newark, New Jersey, April 22.-An immense
Union meeting was held here to-day. It'll es-
timated that $4,000 people were present. The
city has the appearance of a military camp and
recruiting goes on rapidly.
Bennington, VT, April 22d.-Troops are pour
ing in from the back towns. Vermont will not
be found wanting. The Legislature assemblies
Tomorrow at Montpelier. An appropriation Of
$S00000 will unquestionably be made.
Albany, April 22d,-The State authorities
have decided to muster into immediate service
the balance of the quota of Militia authorized
by the act to enroll the Volunteer militia. This
gives 1900 troops in addition to the II Regi-
nents previously ordered in conformity with
the call of the President. Volunteer Compan-
les are coming IN rapidly. Ninety companies
} have already handed in their Company rolls.
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