Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-17

NoRwIoH, CouN., April l6.-Gov. Buck
ingham has issued proclamation calling for !
volunteers, % rendezvous at Hartford. The
THAMES. Bank, Of this city, has tendersd
$4,000 TO Gov. Rockingham, and the Fair.
field County Bank has offered $4,000.
CB1oAoo, III, April To- Governor YAtes
Of Illinois. and Governor Randall, OF Wis
consin, to day issued proclamations calling
for the volunteers asked for by the Federal
Government. The war feeling is intense
throughout the West. Dispatches from
almost every town in Illinois, Wisconsin and
iowa that can be reached by telegraph, rep
resent the people as very determined TO
sustain the Government in the enforcement
of the laws and upholding the honor of the
national flag. 0itN N.tl
DErRolr, NICE, April l6.--At an informal
meeting Of the citizens to-day, Governor
Blair presiding, twas resolved that, in order
to exI edite the equipment Of troops required
from Michigan, TO raise 100000 by private
subscription. A large portion of the amount
was subscribed on the spot and the balance
will be raised Immediately. General Cass
responded literally.
PADucAH, KY, April 16.--At a meeting,
]. B. Husbands presiding, resolutions were
adopted recommending the Governor to
Immediately convene the Legislature; that
we are with the South in interest and
action that the Governor be requested to
issue proclamation calling the Convention
together at Frankfort at as an early day as
practicable calling on the people of Ken
tucky to ignore party feeling, and to oppose
to the last extremity the coerciye and fratri-
cidal policy Of the Executive.
CoNCoRD, N. H., April I6.-New Hsmp-
el;ro rocpondu 40 fba prncidantia nrnnlama-
ton, and will furnish the troops required.
| The Concord Union Bank has rendered a
loan of $4,000 to.the Government; and all
the directors, with the cashier, agree to con-
tribute $l00 each to the support of such
mems families, Of this city, as may fall in
defending the flag of the country.
! PHILADELPHIA, April l6.--A mob Of 200
| BOYS visited the residences of Secessionists,
compelling the hosting of the American
flag. The Chief of Police has arrested the
rinRleader. The Mayor addressed the crowd
and ordered them to disperse. He would
not permit further indulgence of this spirit,
| it would proceed to extremities If he did
| not, Mayor Henry has issued a proclama-
| ton that treason against the Union will not
| be permitted. He asks the citizens to make
| known every person aiding the enemy by
enlisting, giving munitions or provisions.
| The Legislature has passed law making
connivance with the enemies punishable by
fine of $500 and ten years Imprisonment.
CHARLESTON, April To- The feet has
stopped three vessels coming in, and after
ward permitted their entrance. They will
| not interfere further until orders are re-
cieved from Washington.
1t is estimated that 10000 troops are in
and about the city, and more arriving.
General Beauregard says he can get $1,000
men in this State, anG declines the offers OF
regiments from Georgia and Alabama.
Good authority states that there is no
doubt that England and France will recog-
nize the independence of the South soon.
The Isabel has just come in, and reports
| that the Federal feet has sailed, accom-
panied by the Baltic, with Major Anderson
on board.
CHICAGO, April 16.-The election to-day
resulted in the success of the entire Repub-
lican ticket, on an average majority of 900
Boston, April 16. - Thirty companies
armed, ZOO strong.
WILMINGTON, DEL, April l6.--A large
meeting was held here tonight. Senator
Bayard was censured for his course in MOI
advocating compromise, and having placed
the State in false position.
BUFFALO, April 16.-Millsrd Fillmore
mede strong Union speech this evening
saying that we must all stand by the laws
ALBANY, April l6.-A telegram wa'
read in the Legislature this afternoon
stating that a crowd in New York City, haC
compelled the Herald to hoist the American
flag. That paper is now out for the Union
WASHINGTON, April l6.-Seventy tuns 0
grape and shell have been sent to George
town. The Government has directed tha
no more copies of the Coast Surrey be sen
South.
TRENTON, N. j., April 16.-The Governo,
has ordered the military to the arsenal; beinl
spprehensive of an attempt to carry ava!
the arms there. 800.
An attack on the Lone American is feared
because of the American flag being undis
played.
PHILADELPHIA, April 16-A second regi
ment of 1000 men have rendered their serv.
ices to the Government They are Irishmen
BALTIMORE, April l6.-Gov. Hicks think
Maryland should maintain the same posi-
ton as hitherto, that the Capital should b
protected. Union enlistment is going o
rapidly. .r....-
WASHINGTON, April l6.-Union gentleme
here from North Carolina and Kentucky sa
the reply of the Governors of those State
to the requisitioE of Secretary Cameron
misrepresents the people. Mr.. Cameron re
piled that independent companies would
received. n