The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-17
THE WAR FEELING.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
AUBURN, N. T., April 16, 1861.
An artillery company is rapidly filing up in this city
The Forty ninth regiment, under Colonel Richardson will
be Immediately filed up TO its full complement Of ten
companies Of one hundred each The war spirit 10
fully aroused in this city The Stars and Stripes are fly
ing in all directions, and all parties in favor Of
sustain Z The government.
ALBANY, April 16, 1861.
The excitement about continues to-day, although
heavy rain storm prevails.
Iast night Senator's spinoa, Connolly ana Others were
serenaded democrats and republicans Tor their votes
Q the war bill
Troy, N. Y, April 10, 1861.
Al the mmeSse demonstration in this city last even-
ing favor Of the stars and Stripes motion was made
TO adjourn in body TO the residence OF General
Wool. on behalf Of the citizens, General Wool
| was addressed by Martin j. Townsend, to which
he remarked that his heart reoiced at the goriou
demonstration Of patriotism Never, by any former
compliment bestowed upon him. had he been thrilled by
such Of Joy. II is true that he had fought
the old flag, but he had done no moro than hs
duty towards the best government that ever
existed. He had fought under the stars and
Stripes that carried in triumph by wash-
ington, and under which Jackson closed the second
for independence at New Orleans ina halo glory
win you permit that flag 70 be desecrated and ira nped
in due, by traitors win you permit our poble
they may advance their schemes of political ambition
extend the Of slavery No. indeei it cannot
be The spirit Of the age forbds It, hum lnity and
manhood forbid and the sentiment OF the civilized world
Forbes IT, My friends, that flag must be lifted mp
the duet into which has been trampled placed its
proper position and again get floating triumph the
breeze. pledge you my heart, my hand, ell my ener-
gies TO the The Union shall be maintained. L
am prepared to devote my life TO the and lead
nfxusr
the Union and General wool.)
PorGHKEEsiE, April 49, 1861.
meeting Of the military of this city win be held this
evening
PENNSYLVANIA
PHuADnPHfA, April 10, 1851.
p G. watmough and L. p. Ashmcad, form erly leute-
nauis the United states Navy, who resigned years
ago cn account Of entering into other avocatons,
though wealthy shave rendered services 10 the
~ the Navy, prompted by love for the I'm
Neyor Henry has Issued proclamation, declaring
that teaso against the Union will not be permitted nor
will vooace 70 persons property Of the inhabitants be
tolerated He requires all good citizens TO make known
every person aiding the enemy by enlsting fur
nishng munitions Of provisions. The laws Of The
state federal government must be obeyed, and the
peace and credit Of the city shall be preserved Nay
| God save the Union.
The state Legislature has enacted Law making any
connivance with the Of the government punish
| able with Sc 900 fine and ten years imprisonment.
The Second regiment Of the second brigade Colonel
coproy commanding rendered their services to the 60
verbmt NJ this evening They thousand strong
Ths regiment comprises the Irish companies Of the city,
and us prompt response 10 the call shows the injustice Of
the suspicious created against its commander. These
suspcons against prominent officers Of the State militia
have beershown be unfosndod, well many ether
instances the Presidents proclamation all seeming
to cheerfuly respond II the hour Of danger.
There was a large and enthusiastic government meeting
a, Tyrone Blair county, night Speeches were enthu-
sas,csy received Ex-senator Biger arrived after the
adjournment, and expressed himself uneauivocably for
the government and he determined 70 sustain Il Ia
the last Two military companies from Tyrone two from
Altoona from Holiday sburg will leave 10 NOR
row for Harrisburg.
ERur, Pa, April 10, 1851:
large meeting OF citizens irrespective of party was
held here last evening. Resolutions adopted pcdg
ing hearts and hands Of Ese city and county MAINTAIN
the integrity Of the government and the honor Of the flag.
The Wayne Guard Of Erie, and other companies viii ocr
their services TO the Governor.
PorTsvrrtE, Penn, April 10, 1851.
seven companies have responded TO the Presidents
proclamation company d light infantry and the
wasbi qt ~ Artillery leave for Harrisburg ana
Washington.
The citizens preparing TO raise funds TO aid the ia
miles cf volunteers
Wrsr CHESTER, Pa. April 16 1851.
Alarge meeting held here last night IN resp,nse 20
acs for military. The meeting addressed by John
Hickman and other prominent Major wyck offered
to raise company. The rols for enlistment received
numerous signatures and money was collected for tnes
/ equipment
READING, April 10, 1851
The Ripggold Flying Artillery, Of Reading Caps James
Mcknight 1so uen, with four Geld pieces received re-
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