Litchfield enquirer., 1861-04-18
THE COMING STRUGGLElt
 THE NORTH AROUSED! The Plan of the Campaign .
TUESDAYS DISPATCHES.

TUESDAYS DISPATCHES.
 NEW YoRK.-The Posfs Washington lisn.,ch states that the Cabinet is in session, and call will soon be made for one hundred thousand ad, ditional volunteers
 Gov. Curtin had an interview with the Presi- dent and offered him the immediate services aT lOlOOO men. Gov. Andrew, of Massachusetts, is expected hourly with similar offer
 The army is to be organized into three divi- slons; one to guard the Capitol one to move along the sea-coast. and the other to pass dow VII the Mississippi.
 Advlces from Maryland state that she will send her quota of men.
 Southern dispatches state tkas B..auregnrd is ordered to Pensacola to attack Fort Pickens on Tuesday, but it is thought that this is blind to cover an attack on Washington.
 Papers are now being prepared at tho Psst- office cutting off mails at the South. l It is not believed that ten Irish regiments from the North have been offered to Jeff Davis
 dis, atch to the Conansericm states that all the clerks in the departments are to be required to take tl e oath of allegiance
 The news of the patriotic volunteering at the North and in Maryland, strengthens the Ad- minist'at and encourages it. Gen. Scotts flag floats over the War Depart ment.
 Massachusetts will be urged to hasten the or gan zation of two regiments and to dispat,h tn m here.
 THE STATE 4PPoRTIoNHENr
 The following are the regimental acquisitions on the different States
 Name, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island. Connecticut Delaware Michigan Iowa. Arkansas, Minnesota. and Wisconsin one each.
 Mass. and Tenn. and North Carolina, two each; Ohio, thirteen New Jersey, Kentucky. Missouri four each h Indiana Illinois. SIX each Penn, sixteen New York, seventeen Mary iand four; Virginia, three.
 TIE Rs;lIISITIOSs ON GOVERNORS.
 The following is the form of the cail on the respective GoTernors tor troaps, issued through the War Department:
 SIR Under act of Congress for calling out the militia to execute the laws of the Union, to suppress insurrection to rrpel invasiou etc., ap- proved Feb. ZSth. l795, have the honor to re- quest your eNcellency to caus1 to be immediate ly detached from the militia of your State the quota deSignated to as infantry or rihemen, for period of three months, unless sooner dis charged. Your exceency will please communi- cate to me the time when your quota will he ex- pected at it's rendezvous. as it will be met by an Ulcer or officers. as soon as practicable. to mus ter it into the gay and service of the United .>tales At the same time the oath of fidelity to the United States will be administered to every officer and man. The mastering officers will be instructed to receive no man under the rank of commissioned officer over forty five or under eighteen years. or who is not in physical strength and vgor. It is ordered that ch regiment consist of 7S0 of fcers and men,
 The total thus called out is 73,39l. Tho Pe- mainder will be composed of troops in the Dis trict of Columbia thus completing 7500O.
 The offer of Gov. Sprague is accepted and he is requested to send them to Washington with out delay.
 LATEST NEWS from New York states that the National Zouaves of that city rendered thcir services to Gov Morgan Tuesday. Regiments of volunteers are forming there and ini Brooklyn. Greenpoint, Jersey city, and other places
 The recruiting officers were filled with apph- cants both for the army and navy. Sixteen vessels from Sourhern ports with southern cearanees have been seized Some were fined SiOO. and others are still held. The ship And over from New Orleans s seized, the master fined and the cargo forfe ted. The District Attorney will carry out the law relative to selling arms and munitions of war to the seeded states. Superintendent Kennedy will order the arrest of all correspondents of newspapers in the se- ceding states who send information of govern ment movements.