Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-17


New York, April l6th.-Special reports to
TO the New York Post says that the Governors
of Kentucky, Virginia. North Carolins, and
Missouri, refuse to respond for troops. Mary
land, however, responds promptly, and Balti-
more Regiment rendered services to President
to-day. Quota for Massachusetts been doubled,
and three regiments from Boston ordered here
at once. Gen. James Il. Lane of Kansas takes
command of thousand men here. CONNER
cial's dispatch says George Ashman sent to Can
ada on a secret mission. No orders are yet is
sued to blockade Southern Torts, or stop mails,
but has issued orders to Garrison Harper,s Fer
ry, Forts Washington, Monroe, and others. One
Of the Massachusetts Regiments goes to Fort
Monroe, with New York Regiment. The
route between aPhiladelphia and Washington
will be guarded by Western troops.
New York, April l6.-At meeting of Mer-
chants of this city to-day, it was resolved that
call be issued for Mass meeting irrespective of
party TO sustain the Constitution and laws.
Norwich, Conn.,, April l6th.-Gov. Bucking-
ham has issued peOclamatiOn calling for vol
unteers to rendezvous at Hartford. The Thames
Rank of this city has rendered 100000 to Gov
Buckingham, and the Pennington County Bank
has offered $4,000 dollars.
Rising Sun, Is., 1eth.--Our citizens are
holding Q meeting this evening, expressing
sympathy with the Government. A COM
pany Of volunteers is rapidly filing its
ranks for immediate service. Secession
sentiments are not tolerated in this commu-
nity.
New Orleans, 16.-The market is de-
pressed by the war news. LineolD's war
proclamation was read with no astonish-
ment. Everybody is highly pleased. The
people are resolved to maintain their po-
sition at all hazards. Two more volunteer
companies left to-day for Pensacola to-day,
aDd the rest will probably remain todefend
the city. Volunteer regiments are forming
throughout the State. Thirty-three de-
serters from the Federal army have landed
at Fort Jackson, leaving ~ months pay
behind them, so anxious were they to join
the Confederate army. The steamer Le-
compte hence for Shreveport, sunk miles
above Compte. Boat and cargo total loss
Passengers and crew saved. The Galveston
Civilian says that the idea that there is any
considerable number Of persons disposed to
agitate the question of rebellion in Texas
is erroneous.
Montgomery April 16.-The Cabinet
we're in council this A. NJ, Lincoln Proc
lapation was read amid bursts Of laughter.
The Secretary of War authorizes the state.
ment that $4,000 more troops were called
out to-day to meet Lincoln's men.
Washington, April 16.-Col. Ellsworth
has had strong inducements offered him to
proceed 10 New York City and organize a
regiment Of Zouaves. If be does not 90
thither; he will repair TO Illinois for a simi-
lar purpose. He has declined the commits
sion in the army which was rendered him.
Richmond, April l6.-The Virginia
Convention is in Secret Session this A. NJ.
Reporters excluded, and consequently moth
ing is known Of the proeeeciDgs. A tele-
gram from Gov. Pickens to Hon. Henry A,
Wise, says: 1t is reported that eleven vess-
els are off the bar, and are stopping vessels
engaged in regular trade. The papers Of
this city express confidence that Gen. Scott
, nil Raai0n Tho Richunond W1i0 hanlad