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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16
WASHINGTON. April Is. 1861.


Massachusetts, the first State TO respond to the 70
QUESTION Of the President without waiting the oGlcal
rsouison Tor cope but acting upon The report sent 70
the press Of the country last night Governor Andrew
to-day teegrnphed 70 the President af fciown-
The quota Of troope required OF Is ready
How win you have them proceed2
Tho Secretary Of War responded
send them by rail-
Another despatch states that thor are under arms,
awaiting orders 10 march, and will probsoly leave
tonight This promptnoss and gaantry on tho part cf
Massachusetts, has won for her the hesiest esconums
from the President and Cabinet and people.
Governor Ramsey, Of Minnesota, offered the President
one thousand volunteers from his State yesterday and
leaves or home today 70 raise tho single regiment Of
seven hundred asked for.
Governor Curtin has despatched this afternoon to bis Ad
utapt fsJhwi.h establish two oamfs, ono 10 eastern
ana tho other in western Pennsylvania for tho mastering
Of the thirteen thousand required from that States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16


o,nseb for money are al sls. slhs, and for account
1slk sGaS.
Eris shares, ~ 9 Is
Railway shkrcs generally are nat.
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Important News from
Washington.
Vigorous Action of the
Administration,
Extensive Preparations for the
Defence Of the Capital
The NORTH AROUSED FOR WAR.
Prompt Response to the Presi-
dents Call for Troops.
The Old "Bay State"
First i'm the Field,
Thirty Thousand Men and
Three Million Dollars
Voted In New York.
Liberal Offers Of Men and Money to
Sustain the Union and the Laws.
VOLUNTEERS OFFERING IN ALL DIRECTIONS
Maryland Still True to
the Constitution.
PROCLAMATl0E OF mayor WOOD.
Law and Order to be Main
tanned in the Metropolis.
Popular Union Demonstrations
i'm Philadelphia.
-~~~-~~--~--~-~-~-
Additional Particulars Of the Bonn
bardment Of Fort Sumter.
Eject OF the War News Through
out the Country,
h., As., As.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

ALBANY, April IS, 1851.
On the meeting Of the House this morning tho bill to
authorize the embodyug and equlpAent Of volunteer
msa to provide for the public Defence was taken up
for consideration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16


Recruiting is going ON here rapidly. There are about
two thousand eight already enrolled In this
city Several companies OF regulars have arrived
within twenty -four hours.
Mary land responds promptly IL is said, TO the roquis
ton upon ner for three Thousand troops.
Governor Curtin being here, received himself the re-
QUESTION Of the President upon Pennsyvana for thirteen
thousand men, has this morning teegsphed an order
for mastering regiments Of thousand men each
into the service forthwith AS Governor Curtin passed
through Philadelphia, he waited upon by several
gentlemen representing the principal banks IN Eastern
asd Western PENN vana rendering their entire Imam
cal support 10 the It's pledges TO sustain the
government. There Is no want Of means or men,
IL said that Virginia will respond TO the Presidents
call for five Thousand Some doubt this, but there
is evidently loyal sprt springing up In the Old Do
non against the attic rpt the federal
ment, IA part Of which tilginia stll claims 70 be.
The Cabinet has been IN session NJ he morning, and
Cen Scott has been present dung the whole time.
Major Haskin, in command OF light infantry compa-
nv Of regulars PROCEEDED this morning from this city
Fort Washington, aftoen miles below here on the Pa
tonsc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16


The war fever is up mess meeting was ned IN front
os Wizards Hotel tonight attended, by thou
s.nd peopc II was inpromrtu, Otherwise it word have
been nacn larger.
= Tho new Senator's from Kansas-Nessrr PomcroT aud
Iane--were The drst speakers
Mr. vaughan, native Of south Carolina, bit citizen
of Kansas announced the Of south Carolina as
eascrabe on the part Of the political managers Of that
State ago lnst the people
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16


great OCCASION stating thai be wouo rot have moved IN
this unless urged by m. other state officers
senator FieTo sao that he .hougnt the Sonstor had
done The Governor iDnsce ana said that the Cover
nor hsd frequently consulted will HIM In regard 20 the
former bin before the LEGISLATURE He tnis evening
napded him n dcppaich from the War Depa tmen, at
WASN'T W read 10 tho Senate this evening" calling FOR
troops
Tbe bill was favored by Senator'S Goss, Truman and
Spnoa at mu,h length The latter thought that war in
any shape = ca an,y but when u med
the shape OF brother against brother The other
s'de had invited the oemoc aus 70 her fold. they
wsn,ea snch invitation, would accept none from
be republicans. History rscoros thsr Loyalty to the
country, and history wosn give their deeds defending
The republican party ~ responsible Tor TIE present
state OF slsrs but 10 IN tune for baadying words
War is The American ias, for tns drst time,
had been torn down and u remsiued for them TO say
whether should be allowed 10 trail or again wave 10
triumph. The republicans, by falling 70 agree uoon a
fair mpromse brought th,s upon us; but that IL
AMI night as long as II Is necessary Ho believed
that, Uulehe the request hist had from
Washington was promptly responded TO, the President
and his Cabinet would not occupy their petition In Vash
ngton On the Fourth o. JAP. Fror, ths time onward
they would ct h. hln an, hing about patty, but
ne ea,1er I would % I'm country ana pulling oat from
was bis lag which ho snoula follow. (AppialseD
Senator Ramsey ala favored the bin by short aud
patriotic speech but charged tho whole trouble upon
State Of South Carolina
senator Gown (icm) regretted that any OF the Sena-
tors had ndulgtd N erark- about party whilst THIS
subject This time talk party lie sh ,uld not
atop TO consider whesbe this that party blame
The country Ia Ia crisis, and no who fters IL traitor
10 BIZ country. The secedug States have made ar
upusnaoe attack upon the property Of the government
out the Tag mus be again uDused g1d the property
stored Sir secessoD Ia rebclas, and not permitted
the constitution. Tho fecedDE States all wrong
they saondcd politics rights and protection, and were
sptlea 70 II under the Constituti M but when they
lacked the property Of tho government tbey made
Tiers slves traitors to ter country, spd Pres dea
Lincoln and HIS Cabinet rignt their poe Tho
government property must BE- defended Il Il riHcee
one hundred thousand men. lie government 1t Mont
Polynesian., 1861-02-09
LAW REPORTS (!

T,oR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, THE FIRST VOLUME
of the Hawaiian Reports, comprising many OF the most
important Decisions Rulings of the Superior Courts OF
this Kingdom during years ending with 1885, compiled
by GEORGE NJ. RoBERTsOE. -,
Price ivedolIars, bound in calf 7-u
Polynesian., 1861-02-09
BEST HAIR DYE
HI the World !

THIS Is RATHER STRONG language,
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be by the judges the late Mechanics Fair held
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and State Assayer who awarded il the Prize Medal and D
pOma the choicest hair dyes exhibition all
of the Union Its unparalleled superiority in
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everywhere. SOY
Polynesian., 1861-02-09
To the Public of Honolulu.

The Agent of BOgles Hyperion Fluid having called on
when arrived here, was delighted find old friend had
preceded me q Bcge's Flud) My hair falling off
thousands day short interview with friend has
stopped the fall few rubbing operations performed by
"VOELKER,' has made every hair the Hawaiian
my Magic Chair l, ia 1885, in Honolulu, recommend il
to the world the Great Hair Preserver
JOHN HENRY ANDERSON "Wizard''
~ Agent for the sale of Bogles Fluid
VOELKER.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-23
Passeurers Arrived

In stesnthip Bienre from HatGnd dnd Ner Oredst-Ee
Thompson Robt Kelly, r. MARVEL, W. Tslboys n H. soI'
meta 4. A. Hutchinson, Mr. Theodore y A HTns Ssps
oses lady Hal. Frs.Ssn MT Nd Du GSs ~. .nS
two children Misses NJ. and j. Mscauley, Lincoln Cspt
Lsves, Mrs. Buloch, child and servant MI brewnsn hIs
Mr. Jsyesbuen Chs Smith, hrs NJ A. eastman Dupfsy'
VIM Gelsihy T. Csrbopnen, J. c. Lsushton T. Richter j.
NJ Csstesnos A. Desires p. Barey Geo Enwmses James
Msson E. Drsoursn MI Porter, wife and daughter, Anal
and lsJy O. Lppode y Gonzales Thomas Smith, wife and
child H. Bsplss Nj Purdy Y. Henry, c. W. Woody John
Long Mn Wood z. A Collins wife and daughter, L. D. Ran
da and lady Mr. Holder p I. Mas, Y. J. howes, VIM X
Cude. ~, r, W.
van J. Benjamin, Ber,hler, MHt. Hsenif George n
Mead A Connor H. Somenthsl and children and Storage
In seanssp KepHOne state from SGvannaA.hss Stanley,
C bco John Ryan r. Bartlett, and - In the stsersse
In ,esr RondI from Kiaoston, Ja.-Jsmes Nckerson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-23

;ond the power u the American people ever 70 con-
.yosa gne upelouded reason, the enhgbtehsd "r
sieaee, the love of country, and OF the ,s crime
sSai, msstind oar country and the cause % rOpS
lar freedom and Republican institutions va we con-
no. Sir, We dare poi do We fearsno OSr racethe
ssmmate this wrong TO our country, 70 ond violated
sse IL judgment Of earth and o.
Heaven. We fear that our Da%es w" hu, o Nth those
~, ss g. Of %a9h he SsoS pSs W @
h'o aa ~ This eerpizstion of Slavery In the
CsD.s;,"o our atbers framed to secure the blessings
os Ensrs Chat we should sink after ldes httui fever
Into dissg ,cred graves amid the curses Of oe.ra{su
Ea,tss the great Lish orator, called "Oppresslon
nssrras ,couree-the moral indignation of history
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-23

der Mcleod and Mr. Adams made brief addresses, the
Glee Club Sung Hail Columbia, followed by an elo.
quent speech and stirring poem appropriate to the
occasion from the Hon. A. j. ii. Duganne. Referring
to political topics, he took the ground that Central
America would be the future home Of the African
this continent The tendency Of that race was
toward the EQUATOR for as it goes North Il dies OUT
while 1t increases as advances in the othe. direction
He hoped TO see nation there established formed
from the black race in our States whose condition
is perpetual source Of vexation. This would leave
us q white people possessing country for white
people. srrs
After Mr.. Duganne's speech and poem, Miss Mettn-
ger, holding the American standard in her right hand
sang the Star-Spanged Banner" with piano accom-
panimen the audience rising and joining in the chorus
AID. Dayton then made short speech. The principles
of Repubcanism the principles Of true patriotism
Had the compromisers Of the present time lived in the
early days Of the Republic, it to be supposed that
they would have entered into war for independence
They would have looked upon the Declaration as 9
mere glitteriDg generality. Hooper G. Van vo0st,
who was the next speaker the of his remarks
said they were willing to sacrifice great deal for the
Union to fight for it, to die for it, if necessary, but
were they willing that Slavery should be extended
even for this purposei lCries of "No, no." More
patriotic song, were sung and the President In closing,
remarked that he hoped prophecy he had made few
months since would be remembered which was that az
Washington received the sword from CORVALLIS, and
by that act sgnazed the overthrow Of thetyranny OF
George the Third, Abraham Lincoln in taking from
Buchanan the regns of government, would signahze
the downfall of the tyranny of the slave power in the
politics Of our country. IA voice" Three cheers Tor
Mr.. Mcleod, the prophet" and laughter'l
THE DAY ELSEWHERE.
The day was universally observed in Brooklyn,
williamsburgh, and Jersey City, and the ceremonies
on Rsndalls island were peculiarly appropriate and
interesting,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-23

FIRE AT LAKELAND, L. la building, twenty-f
by fifty feet, known the Blue Barn" located near
the Lakeland Station, was burned down yesterday,
about II, noon. It belonged to Samuel NJ Psson Of
New-York, and was partly occupied BY NJ: Charles
w. Train of Lakeland, as stable. Mr.. Train Lost
one horse a quantity Of hay and oats, and straw!
cutter. quantity Of window SASH belonging 70 Or.
Z. E. Earl, was also consumed. The wind was blow.
ing brskly at the time from the north west but hspp:
mediate vicinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-23
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF overwhelmingly
Cleared.

stesnships-Cy Of Baltimore Petite Liverpool J. O. DLeI
Esw.York tBrsm Van Ssnten Bremen Gepcke, keutssn
Reichelt.
ships-Levsn ferah Liverpool w T. Frost, Flors Southland
seuthsrd Glasgow Pacific Hull New Orleans w Nelson
Son; Lucy Thompson, Croker, Liverpool g. ThempsoRs
Nephew. -
Bais-osreIle Rhodes Barbados, Il Trowbridses Son Is
eoh.ra Ryder, Norfolk master Bridge, Lesh Havana
Msfuire Armstrong; Therese tBrem Hahonst Bremen -.
Bns-W A. Brown, Hammond, Waterford, II. d. Brsoknss
l. Co.
Schooners-whiri-ind Marcy Sabine C. Brociawsy G.
C. Billings, Cort Norfolk H. ssndford T. @. Smith Cove,
Salem f. Campbell; j. w. Maitland Seaman, 81 Pitue,
Brett Son Co. Water Witch, Hall, Bdtaore L. Kenny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-23

MINIATURE ALMANAC. ~
sun- $40 o.<5 Moon Ses... b:a5
wArxa ruIs DAT :.
Sandy Hook. sos Gov IslaDd.. 63S HelGste... Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-23
Arrived.

Steamship Bienye BullOch Orleans Feb IS and He.
s %ds a.S P d 20 SS.s No
stesm.hp Ksyaone State Msrshmau, ssvsnnsh ud,e TO
Tho. Rch.rd,on Co 18th last, 81 p m, Oh s. H.lsnE
passed .e.m;tip Asb.I. bound fl't % Chnc0esqO.,
Steamship Ps.psco. 'a Portland mdss and pas 10 B.
Ship Southampton Austin Liverpool q day. md,e 70 snsw
Burgess has eIpsisnced heavy weather. been u day,
Sp 81 @ % s0S Ss VIII very Ss: ssd
sIPsri,nesd mos. violent gale hem and ,m sI1ei
sDu'eh s.9t SeCSe showing signal white ground green
Sbip John Boyd Thomas. Liverpool Jan L. nnds. and pass
WIN lyon s' y ts e' Lon % o. socoun.s.s ,:y
knocked the billet bead and did other damage d
ding IN if S
Philadelphia fell from the n.ntOp.a yard overheard and yis
ron Wilmington for Liverpool j. B. hs. ssp.fsno.d
vsyy heavy westerly gale: che entire passage T.,
%S and to 5 Cd s.S I'D 1.
pssy iced up for hours the osbsa.
to FL. "a Rsy
Annie Lsus from Jamaica for NswYOrk The has been
Big Daniel Boone tof s,OcktODl cOusens, csdsn dsys
schr j. G. CoiyeT (Of Portland conn) Crane crdsn.s
days and Io.s. TO El,hs Smith sIgsencsd ss%s
City Island from H.ysas for Gibraltar al we'll
sehr Enms Smith. Newbern, N c. days. naval "0'e'''
schT samuel Rotsd Godfrey Warrington c. days. cot
schr L. johnson Lockwood Ne~bern, N c. Sdsy' naVs
Schr ri r. Weston Long Wilmington, ~ u, Gays nNA
and cotton TO b. Blossom son x., al ro,.....
sch Lotus Clark Franklin, L., Days sugar and m0isee
% sSbf r j hIS' Lstha Tuup Warrington N c. days
auS. 4os Paine Kingston J sn a.
,osv.nn. and coffee 10 A. H. Solomon - -,
cbr e. sheldon. While Newberu, c. days naval stores
70 s q s EdSsd: Edward Ns"Ss"' 'a''' naval
stores s,s, p Seo Harris Warrington days. ns-i
stores &c, toy O: Williams. p,..,, ~ r ,a.,.
schr Ann d. gillespie Charleston days. cotton, ae Mas
ssh G. colyer Crane Csrdenss Jan 90 sugar. &C. mas
sebr Beni F. Reeves, Carmen Baltimore days, coal
Sehr j. II. Hoyt, Hoyt Virgins days, wood
schr r. Merwin, Hill, New-H Haven.
schr z. Hslner, Candy PhiladelPhs days coal 49,,
schf. J. w. Walston Harrison Phi.sslpnn sdsJ"s'~
Bchr. Charlotte, Smith Philadelphia days COAL
schr Pocumtuck, Knight, Gloucester, nan
stssmsr Delaware, Cannon PhiladePhia ndse sno Pss
steamer Penguin, Williams Providence ndss and sssa hI
0deL -,
sAILED-BsrtsN H. CASTOR, BarbadOss' Norumbsta Ca
Also brig Sultan, for Wilmington.
RrIOWBafk Indian Queen from Galveston, vis 81 MANI
Also, bark unknown, at anchor on the Bar
wIND-Dlfins the day, w.
The ,hp r. Willis morning taken on the lrss ~
tional Dock repsirs She will DO stripped Tsess""
The Hasbas ship Sir Isaac Newton also
Dock for seme purpose.
ny Telegraph. ,..o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-23
Disasters, 6cs

HsorurA Dec 1.-THE Silver ssr of ~ sum
wrecked Al Jarvis Island sold a. paone nJSS"
Of 40 st.r hs,ins saved every thir possible h.. bseu
The Ss@ss, g the a 81 10 sS her e psn her v0,Ss
homsward ~ -. han ,ompetsd a a ex-
TaSS rs The ship Isabella rom MsysA ssins
70 falmouth Eng, for orders arrived here ye's'u'''
IsGS BY letter to Ewa& wssl se sss BSa V'''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-23

1y Telegraph. ,,.x
SAVANNAH Feb. 22.-Ihe screw .tosnsmp
from New York arr here st 8 o'clock this morning.
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