Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-23

/ The Vermont Heart Thoroughly Ftred-Re.
70 ported Rsec1ntsr Bsteeen Fort Me Henry
and BaItimoreL M FFssidsat Pierce IN
Favor Of TIE UaiOn--Selstvs of Gun
pOtDder, at New York. Rdnk Seeession and
Reign Of Terror IN Baltimore The FssI-
ing in AissOuri- WdshiAgton Reported
Secure from any Attack. Cd lfSe
Iva .a 49, l.ar cts
NEW YoRK, April 22.-Throughout Yer.
mont regiments are being raised and money
given for the support OF the Government.
Cities and towns in blaze of excitement.
BRTDeEPoRT, COM, April 22.---Two thou.
sand Eve hundred dollars were subscribed to
equip the three companies organizing for the
Connecticut regiment and $6,0 900 for thesup-
port of the families of the soldiers who yolun-
teer. s4 9tti Ni
LoUIsvnLE, KY, April 22.-Seven com.
panies Of State Guards, numbering $50 men,
under Coi. Tllghman, have organized at Pa
ducah, KY. - 80 r.. :. r.. .-r
BosToN, MASS, April 2l.-The meetinp in
State street continued from ten in the morn
ing till night The enthusiasm was unparal-
leied. ne fo tH TF
WILMINGTON, DEL, April 2I.-It is gener-
ally believed that reconter has taken place
between Fort McHenry and Baltimore, but
10 what extent, is not known.
A message has been received here that
prominent men of the Border States have
asked for cessation of hostilities, with
view to compromise.
CoNcoRD, N. H., April 2l.-Ex-President
Pierce made aspeech, conjuring the people
to uphold the old flag and be true to their
country.
NEW YoRK, April 22.-One thousand bar
res of powder were seized yesterday, bound
TO New Orleans; also lot of blank regis
trations of vessels for Confederate States
All vessels bound to sea are strictly
watched .a - i'
Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts,, has en-
listed as private in battalion of Rifles, of
| Massachusetts.
Senator Baker, of Oregon, has been chosen
Colonel of regiment Of Oaiifornians. They
raised $4,000 for their equipment.
Governor Morgan received a telegram
that the Eighth Regiment of Massachusetts,
under General Butler, had arrived safely,
and landed at Fort McHenry on Saturday.
Richard Lathers avows himself for Union
hnd the flag. Said nothing but Secession
flags are flying in Baltimore. No man dare
proclaim himself in favor Of the Union. A
Vigilance Committee holds permanent ses-
sion at Barnums Hotel, and "spot every
| stranger. Armed men are stationed to pre-
vent rebuilding the bridges.
NEW YORK, April %. - Advices from
Washington state that the Government had
planted cannon on all the nights overlook.
ing the city. There are about 10000 men
under arms. I'D. -r-.
William B. Astor offered to give the Gov.
eminent four millions, and to loan it ter
millions. r
ST. LOUIS, April 21--Quite number o.
editorials from prominent papers in the in.
terror part of the State express much indig.
Nation at the action of the Federal Govern.
ment, in calling for SO large military force
into the field, especially for calling for vol
unteers from the Border slave States bu
not much ill-temper manifested, and les
! disposition to run the State into rash, inde
fensible measures than is evinced by som
} other States.
, There is good deal Of Secession feeling
in come sections, but the prevailing senti
ment is unanimous for conciliation ant
peace. There are many rumors in circula
tion here but this city is quiet and orderly
{ No public demonstrations of any characte
have yet been made.
FARTHER POINT, April 2l.-No signs o
the steamship Jurd.
WILMINGTON, DEL, April 2l.-A train ha
arrived from Baltimore, Via SusquehannI
River. Baltimorians making active prepa
rations TO take Fort McHenry, whose gun
now turn on the city.
PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-Bearer of dis
patches from the President to General Pal
terson arrived, says the Capital is safe fror
any attack that can be made.
This messenger Travelled part of the wa
on foot, passing himself off as a MethO
dist preacher; says Baltimore was quie
Sunday morning. No cannonading had bee
heard.
Perfect reign of terror there. Union me-
obliged to succumb to the mob.
HARRISBURG, PENNA., April 22.-An off
, Ger just arrived says, up to Sunday evening
, there was no firing at Baltimore. Said the
had twelve brass pieces, and were fortifyinl
neighboring nights.
New YORK, April 22.-A corporation ha
/ been formed by leading citizens creating
. national patriotic fund for the care and SUP
= port of the families of those who voluntee
, in defense of their country.
/ The Associated Press have sent three re
. porters to go as near Baltimore as possible
r and send earliest news by every practieabl
way.
ALBANY, N. Y, April 22.-The banks {
! this city rendered So, 100000 for war puI
l poses.
a PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-Hon. Morr
= Lowry, special messenger from Washington
= says he witnessed scenes after the fight i
Baltimore, and that history will record, tha
q although hundred Massachusetts, troop
= were levelled by missiles, and arms wreste
= from them, they did not fire until CON
: manded by the Mayor of Baltimore.
Mr.. Young went to Washington and CON
municated personally with Mr.. Cameron an
5 Gen. Scott, who were totally unprepared fC
s such news.
; A Cabinet meeting was called He tol
the President that Gov. Hicks was in Il
hands of the mob.
PITTsBURG, PESNA., April ga splendi
|. sword was presented by the press of TIL
. city to j. Heron Foster, one of the editor
=, of the Dispatch, the Oldest newspaper pull
. Usher now connected with the Pittsbur
press. Mr.. Foster goes out as an officer j
I: the Washington Infantry.
4 NRw YoRK, April 22.-Major Alherger,
4 Buffalo, who has been several months |
Baltimore, arrived here to. day, with sever
Q Other gentlemen, having chartered a cana
Z boat. he reports the condition of the cit
v as fearful the streets are barricaded, Il
i. shutters of the houses loopholed for. mu
4 kerry and every gun.store emptied. He b.
i lieved NoTthcrners lives not worth an hour
purchase when the next gun in war is FIRE
il The Union men are fleeing for their lives.