The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-04-27

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The once 81 The Palaasit9 Eia4 news
paper ID Philadelphia had been attacked
by the people. Mayer Henry made a
spesclIto the mob, told them to 20 home,
md tho authorities of the city would at
tcild to the sscessionists. ,;. .5's ii!
/ Gen. PatteTson's mansion had been
threatened with destruction, he Was!
charged with secessionism. Several pro.
Smineat Southerners, With secession pro
Ie;iyities, had received warning from i
(so-called1 vigilance committee. NJ 4.
Volunteers were enlisting rapidly, es.
pecially among The German population
Mayor Henry had issued a proclanias
tion that treason against the United
States would not Dc permitted. He asked
the citizens 10 make known every person
aiding the enemy BY enllsting. giving
mnnltious, or provisions. i5 I.
Al regiment Of 1000 Irishmen, in PhiIa-
delphia, had rendered their services to The
government. HI 1, vi &.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
The State was particularly exercised III.
the interest Of the Union, and large offers
Of men and money had been made to Pre-.
sident Lincoln Twenty thousand yoIun-
teers had, In few days, rendered their
services at the Adiutant. g eneraps Office.
General j. +. Butler had rendered his
services with his entire brigade. d.
Governor Andrew had received re.
QUESTION for 5000 troops TO march at
once 10 Washington The 81, 4th, 9Th
and Sth regiments Of infantry had been
ordered TO assemble for the purpose Of
drafting the number required,
Boston was flied with soldiers, and
they were still arriving
The march Of the Massachusetts regi.
ments through New York, on their war
To w ashinStoni created immense excite
ment. &. .@..3 Fl l.4s " ...s: d. M. Il
The most Intense excitement existed
among military men, aud mary, who had
eryed as officers in the Mexican war,
were particularly anxious to get power to
raise companies or enlist in the ranks Of
those companies which had been ordered
tor service 5s.=5 .ss.t ID III. .5s. n
....5: NJ ii NEW YoRK. n 5 lt.s /
Governor Morgan had received the re-
QUESTION for II regiments, and the legisl
IIature had passed q three million appro-
printion bill TO arm and equip the militia.
George n Sanders, a prominent New
York Democrat Rad telegraphed from
Montgomery, to Mayor Wood Of New
York and his political. friends, that f00,-
600 merceuary soldiers could not occupy
laud hold Pensacola. The entire Sontlr
were under arms egfoes included. The,
negroes were strengthening the military,
and the place would be quickly con.
IqneFed. i : 4 I. e !. t..,=
A crowd isreported to have forced the
| New York Herdid. oilice to- hoist the Am
ericap. dag: and The paper had become
UNiahiSt, z ..f; l.. .,s. 1; 3 s
| i TAe :NeS York. Journal IF Co'qmeroe
and ETpress Day Book had to follow suit
Eto the Herald, and hoist the stars and
stripes to save the buildings. H.. n, !
I Recruiting was brisk at New York
Regiments were rapidly filling lfp, aud
sailors III greatnumi,eF were applying for
the naval services The work d The nasy
yard was progressing rapidly. The 10th
regiment had rendered their services to
the government. e. =. 4 IL.
There were fears That the mob would
attack the New York Hotel, the head
quarters Of Southern visitors. ..%
-. = y:..::. WASHINGTON. # ..- =.
Great efforts were being made to CON
eentrate Formidable military force in
and around Washington. Two volunteer
companies we're at the Post Office Depart
ment, and one at the Patent Office. The
number Of federal troops amounted TO Eve
thousand. The administration professed
| to have reliable information that the Con,
tfederatc States propose to march on
| Washington With 10000. Several addi-
tional companies Of regulars were ordered
to Washington. III: " -. IA. =.
Douglas has paid another visit TO Mr.,
Lincoln, for the purpose Sf expressing his
adherence and support in this time Of
troubles. "Dugp seems in o quaudafy.
The Posts special correspondence says
that engineers were reconhoiteriRg Wash.
inston with view Of erecting defensive
works. The mayor Of Georgetown Is
raising troops for the government, Gov.
Davis proclamation occasioned activity.
aud the delta Of the Mississippi would be
vigorously bloekaded. - = = H. *".".
The War Department had established
new department to. be called the De
partment of Washington. ~...;--. ~ =.
The troops were, Mt last ndsices. hurry.
ing on to Washington. 1t was feared
that their passage through Baltimore
would create difficulties, but everything
had that far been peaceable. +; :.
The Secretary Of War had Informed
applicants that independent companies
would be received. -. f.. 49,
The President had issued orders 10 gar.
rison Harper's Ferry, Forts Washington,
Monroe and others. One Of the Massa-
Echusetts regiments was to go to Fort
| Monroe with New York regiment. i
The route between Philadelphia and
Washington would be guarded by western
troops. IT,. ~
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The excitement at CINCINNATI was in.
tense The military spirit Of the city was
thoroughly aroused, and the stars and
Estripes wsre waving everywhere over pub.
| lie aud private buildings. A horse guard
was to be Immediately organized for the
| protection Of the city. 49,.
I TEE CONFEDERATE STATES. 49,
Official adyiees from Montgomery in
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