Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-23

2NEv ToIs, All An cousFaa aasnos q th'
J preset,t Adistracted State Of political affair
throughout the country, the Board Of Officers O
the National Typographical Union have decides
to postpone the Convention of Delegates in thi
city In May next.
newark, N. j., April 22.-An immens,
Union meeting was held here to-day, Mayo
Bigelow presiding. 1t is estimated that fifty
thousand people were present. Great enthusi
lasm was manifested, and American flags were
displayed In -profusion. Thetcity has the ap
pearance of a military camp, and recruiting
goes on rapidly.
ALBANY, April 22-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 IT. 900 troops in addition to the II regi.
ments previously ordered In conformity with the
call of the President. Volunteer companies are
coming in rapidly. Ninety companies have al
ready handed in their company rolls.
CHICAGO, April 22.-Exchange on New York
advanced to Is per cent.
ELKHART, Indiana, April 22.-The Elkhart
Guards, Capt. Mann, numbering l4U men, left
at 4 o'clock this afternoon for indianapolis. A
splendid banner was presented to the company
by the ladies OF this place. A large number Of
blankets aud five boxes of provisions were do
mated to the Guards BY tho citizens, IA \ M43
ltIsDrAE EASo Lis, April 81 44sixty compabies, the
full number required from Indiana, have been
accepted by the Governor. Thirty-6Ve compa-
MES more have rendered their services, and ia.
formation Of 100 additional companies form
ing. Sc companies will be in camp to-day.
ZANEsvLLE, April 22.-Hon. Stephen A.
DouglOs made strong Uaion speech here to-
night.
WILMINGTON, April 22.--An enthusiastic
meeting WAS held here this P. NJ embracing
every party creed. The Union feeling was in.
tenses aud sfropg resolntpns were adopted. n
BuETAIo, April %. .+The Common Council
of this city unani mously appropriated $4,000
To equip volunteers aud slipport their families;
also permitting The clerks Of the several de- |
TO enlist without loss Of situation Or
salary. Our cidzene baEe raised twenty FIVE |
thousand dollafs for the fame purpose. q 81
PHILADELPHIA, April GA prominent Phil |
adelphian has arrived, who left Washington |
Saturday afternoon. At Baltimore he was ar
rested as a spy. lie escaped by referring to
Baltmoreans.
DANBURY, Conn, April 22.-The Directors OF
The Danbury Bank held u meeting Saturday,
and voted unanimously TO offer SIS, 1000 to the
Governor, making the total amount offered by
Dur two banks sl25,0OOs
Providence, April 22,-Four times the
lmount advertised for by the General Treas
irer, as the first installment of the loan author.
zed by the State, was offered to-day, at per
cent.
BAIDoEPoRT, April 81 So, 500 was subscribed
o equip the three companies organizing for the
Connecticut regiment, and $4,000 for the sup
'ort Of the families Of the soldiers who volun.
eer. ~ ~ Gk - ~ t.f III
BosTos, April 22.-The meeting in State
treet continued from 10 A. M. till night. The
Enthusiasm was unparalleled.
LOUISVILLE, April 22.-Seven companies of
State Guards, aggregate $50 men. under Col.
Iilghman, organized at Paducah, Ky.
BURLINGTON, VT., April 22.-TroOps pouring
rom the back towns. Vermont will not be
ound wanting. The Legislature assemblies to-
morrow at Montpelier. An appropriation Of 4
'5OO, 600 will unquestionably be made.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 22.-The fire last !
light destroyed the carriage shop Of Wethys e.
'ro.; and four adjoining buildings Loss 500
W. NO insurance, r. c,rt, s-r..r--,Id