Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-18

70 meeting was held here last night. Speecl
a. by mel of all parties. There is but one 81
m timent- --the Union must be maintained a
= the laws enforced. Volunteeringgoes on bris
!, ly.
d BosroN, April 1.-THE city Is filled @
= soldiers are still arriviDg-it Is understood
d 60 to Washington. The are commanded
Gen. B. F. Butler. The Governor made the
J. o speech from the State House.
Four regiments leave this week-one for F
! Monroe.
0 The Suffolk Bank has rendered $4,000
the State, and the same amount to the Unit,
Safes.
MARIETTA, o., April 1.-THE Union sent
I ment here is intense. The largest meeting ev,
held in Marietta is now in progress. The vo
un;eer company is full, and thousands are read
and are now making preparations to form con
panies of Home Guards.
PHILADELPHIA, April l7.-Salutes are to t
fired here in honor of Gov. Hicks, Of Md. I'll
excitement here Is increasing every hour, al
recruiting parties are paradiDg the city.
The ladies' Of this city have resolved to wea
rosette of red, white and blue.
DAYTON, April 1.-THE Dayton Ligt
Guards, Capt. Pease, and the Montgomer
Guards, Capt. Hughes, left for Columbus at
O'Clock this evening. There were 230 men j
the two companies.
The Lafayette Guards, Capt. Dester, vii
leave Tonight at 12 O'Clock.
Capt. Childs is filling up a rifle company
which will leave tomorrow.
The military fever Is high here. Con6ucto
Martin went with the Dayton Light Guards, Car
rying the stars and stripes.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 1.-THE legsla
ture appropriated $500 900 for military pupo
ses. The Banks offered $3.50, 900 to the State
New YoRK, April 1S "A special report state
authoritatively that Major Anderson impicit
obeyed instructions at Sumter.
tis reported that Capt. Meigs, with Snpper
and Miners, have gone to Fort Pckens.
The HeratdsAys the Charleston correspondent
OF the Times was saved by the British CoDsu
protecting him, and threatening to send for tn,
British feet If not released, as he was an Eng
lish subject. He was Immediately released and
furnished with pass.
Reports from Virginia to night are that Ii is
impossible to pass the secession ordinance, and
that a vote had been taken showing a majority
against it.
Col Ellsworth is organizing Zouave regi-
ment Of 900 picked men from the fire depart
ment exclusively.
The Aremen at Brooklyn are also forming a
regiment.
AT Jersey City, the zouaves have volunteer
ed.
AT Newark the German Turner'S have tender.
Cd their services.
The whole Hudson brigade, of New Jersey,
has also volunteered.
The 55th regiment, last night, waited the ar.
rival OF the Boston regiment, to tender the Bos-
ton boys soldiers welcome.
The Governor has accepted the services of
the Scott Life Guards.
The 18th regiment, Highlanders, unanimous
ly rendered their services last night.
Drills were held in nearly every armory last
night.
II is anticipated that the 7Lh regiment will
take over 1000 men to Washington tomorrow.
HARTFORD, April 17.-Thc largest and most
enthusiastic meeting ever held in this city, was
held here this evening. 1t was called to sustain
he Government.
The banks of this city this P. M. rendered
SooO'OOo to the Governor for arming the
troops.
The Connecticut regiments will be organized
IN day or two, and prepare to respond to the
call of the Government.
PRovIDENoE, April l7.-Messrs. A. G. w.
sprague have offered 100000 Volunteers
ire coming in rapidly from all parts of the
State. The greatest enthusiasm prevails.
CHICAGO, April l7.-At a meeting of the
Board Of Directors of the Burlington State
Bank, Iowa, this morning, It was resolved that
The cashier OF this branch be directed 10 ad-
vance to the Governor of this State such sum
,f money as may be required for the equipment
md preparation of the regiment called for by
he President of the United States.
BosroN, April 1880 men enrolled them.
elves at single recruiting station. between
md III o'clock this morning. The Merrimac
River Bank, of Manchester, New Hampshire,
'ffers the State $40, 900 for military purposes,
ind the Portsmouth Bank $50 600 Eals ting
8 going on rapidly in the Granite State.
New YoRK, April 18:--The steamship Bal.
10, from Charleston bar the 9Th inst, came up
% the city, and anchored off the battery, at /
?. M. to-day. The Baltic had flying from her
main mast head the flag of Fort Sumter, and at
,er fore.mast the flag from Fort Moultrie.
The Harriet Lane, Capt. Faunce, sailed in
Baltic, also, the Pawnee, with
ler troops, and the Pocahontas for Norfolk
The Powhattan was not, nor had she been, at
Charleston.
The Pawnee did not arrive at Charleston un.
ii after the surrender of Fort Sumter. During
he whole time the feet remained off the bar,
he wind blew gale from the southeast, rem
lerng the feet useless, 30 far as Fort Sumter
vas concerned.
QulpEo, April l8.-Tn Parliament last night,
Mr.. McDougal, one of the leaders of the oppOsi-
ion from Upper Canada, stated that II evils
low existing in consequence of the Union with
lower Canada were noe otherwise remedied, an
llliance between Upper Canada and Northern
States was likely to be formed.
New YoRK, April 1S-The board of broker
81 900 to equip the national
,uard No second board is to be held on Satur.
lay.
Norwich, c., April 19.-An enthusiastic
meeting was held here to-day.
$4,000 was raised by subscription for the
antilles of volenteers.
Gov. Buckingham and VIM. Greene gave
10000.
OswEoo, April 18--At a meeting of the For
iy-eighth Regiment, Col. L. r. Beardsley, held
n this city last evening, their services we're
unanimously rendered to the Government.
New YoRK, April 18 "A Massachusetts re
siment arrived this morning, breakfasting by
regiments at the Astor House, Metropolitan and
81. Nicholas. They marched down Broadway at
II O'Clock, amid widest enthusiasm. Flags
lying from every store and dwelling. Cheers