Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-16

and even persons filling the highest offices i
| the Government. 1t is not generally credit
ed. but is believed in official quarters.
| The avenues leading to Washington ar
| closely watched.
l. WAsHISGToN, April 14-Douglas had a
| interview with President Lincoln. and told
him that while opposed to the Administra
TONS political issues, he was prepared t
| sustain the President in his constitutions
| functions to preserve the Union. and main
tain the Government and defend the Capito
/ He said firm policy and prompt action
necessary.
Montgomery advices indicate that the Con
| federate Congress on re-assembling will forth
| with declare war.
From Detroit.
DETROIT, April 1.-THE war news create
| a profound sensation. Unanimous sentimen
sustains the Government. The same feeling
exists at Chicago.
From Erie, Pa.
ERIE. Pa, April 1.-THE war news create
a profound sensation. Unanimous sentmen
sustains the Governmental our voluntee
companies offer their services to the Governor
tomorrow.
From Columbus, Ohio.
COLUMBUS, Ono. April 14.-Adjutant-G Gen
eral Darlington has ordered the military
laws to be carried into effect, p rcviding fol
5000 regular militia, and a reserve of not les
than So 900 men subject to Immediate trans
fer into the regular force. The people ire
spective of party are offering their service.
From New York.
ALBANY, n. Y, April, lit is rumored
that Governor Morgan received dispatches
from Lincoln asking for aid.
LincoIn's reply to the Virginia Commits
sioners dissatisfied the Republicans and Dem
ocrats. The Seventh and Sixty-ninth Regl-
ments have volunteered their services for the
defence of Washington.
New York, April 15.-Foreign per steam
er Fultou.-The Austrian Gazette says that
upwards of $50 Hungarian volunteers have
gone to Naples.
The Duke of Newcastle is appointed Gov
ernor General of India.
The alarming situation of Austria and TIA
ly makes trade in France stagnant.
From Richmond.
RICHMOND, April 1.-THE Southern flag was
hoisted on the Capitol Saturday night with
demonstrations of joy. 1t was subsequently
removed by the quart.
RICHMOND, April 49, Convention.-The 5th
section was amended SO as not TO effect
Southern separate States. Adopted.
The surrender of Fort Sumter was dis
cussed.
From Buffalo.
BUFFALo, April 14-The numerous Eastern
cities are Intensely excited. Military are
volunteering. A general determination is
manifested to support the Government.
From Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, April Ex-Governor Morton
possesses information from all parts of Indi-
ana that volunteer companies are forming
everywhere. 10000 men can be relied on to
defend the national flag.
From Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Governor calls
the Legislature together on the 23d inst
Prom Madison, Ia.
MADISON. April 14.-Several military COM
panies are forming.
AT Union meeting last night, it was re-
solved to maintain the Government
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April 14-Gov. Curtin has
gone to Washington. He says Pennsylvania
can send 100000 men to defend the Capitol.
PHILADELPHIA, April ia reported p o.
ject to seize Fort Delaware, causes much ex-
citement.
1t is reported that the commanding officer,
Capt. Porter, will resign if Virginia secedes
Volunteers are preparing to respond to the
Government call. Two new regiments are
forming.
PHILADELPHIA, April 15.-Much excitement
was caused by the Palmetto flag being hoist
ed over the Office of the Mayor and Police.
The exterior of the Office would have been
entirely torn out but for the interference of
the Mayor.
From Alexandria. Va.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, April IA meeting
hol 10 or iOht N
Resolutions were adopted to resist Northern
aggression.
From New York.
NEW YORK, April 15.-Albany advices say
that the Governor issued call for 25 900
men to aid the Government.
Gov. Curtin, of Pennsylvania, writes that
he can send 800 900 men in 4S hours, if re-
quired.
New York, April 14-San Domingo advi-
ces say the surrender of the Republic sur
prised the people, and it is hinted that
bloody retribution will take place.
The English and French Consuls protested,
but our Representative made no move.
From Baltimore.
BALTIMoRE, April 1.-THE Union feeling
has been Enthusiastically displayed since Fri
day.
Men with secession emblems have been
chased by crowds and protected by the po-
lice.
The Bark Fannie Penshaw, hoisted the Sc
cession flag, but the crowd compelled boy
to take it down.
The Captain rehoisted it and required 80
police to protect it.
The Indignation is intense.
The rest Of the vessels hoisted the Ameri-
can flag.
From Cincinnati.
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surrender of Fort Sumter, creates profound
The people to man will sustain the Ad-
A home guard is to be i'm
organized to protect the city.
Arrival of the Poney Express.
Fort KEARNEY, April 13.-The California |
Pony Express has arrived.
McDougal is again elected United States |
Senator.