Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
NUMBER 5O

BosroE, April 2o.--Ths Fifth Massachusetts,
Regiment and Boston Flying ARTILLERY start
for Washington this evening.
There is 10 be public meeting in State
street Sunday morning, TO raise volunteer
regiment. The call for the meeting is headed
by Fletcher Webster. ssI.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2o.-The steamship
Star Of Me West has just arrived ct the bar
from Indianola She was taken there as q
prize 10 the Confederate States.
LEAyEswoRTH, April 20.--Tvo thousand
stand of arms have been furnished the citi-
Zens of Leavenworth from the Fort Leayen-
worth Arsenal, and the commander has ac-
cepted the services of 300 volunteers of
this city to guard the arsenal.
The citizens of Liberty, Mo-, this morning
seized the arsenal, containing large guam
tity of munitions Of war. 1r - H
LOUISVILLE April 20.--Breckinridge ad-
dressed large audience at the Court house
this afternoon, denouncing Lincoln's proc.
lamation as illegal, and saying that be could
notmake his 5000 troops efficient till after
the meeting of Congress. He proposed that
Kentucky present herself TO the Congress on
the 4th Of July, and through her Senators
and Representatives protest against the set
Element of the present difficulties by the
sword; meanwhile that Kentucky call a
Convention to aid her Congressmen in pre-
sentlng such protest. Should that fail,
she honor, interest and duty of Kentucky
unite her with the South. , s...-.
Governor Magoffin did not call the Lepis-
lature together for the 9th inst, as reported
in our newspapers. A proclamation therefor
was drawn, but not issued.
The authorities of Louisville, New Albany
and Jacksonville are forming a military
alliance to preserve the peaeeable status be-
tween the three cities, and to sustain amica-
bic relations in any event. Home Guards
for this purpose are organizing this evening.
ZANEsv1LLE, April 20.-The City Council
to day appropriated $4,000 for the support
of the families of volunteers. Large prop
ty-holders have agreed to give rent free
TO volunteers during their absence. Five
thousand dollars has been raised by private
subscription for war purposes. The Second
Company, Captain Abbott has received or
ders. Judge Brlnkerhoff is addressing
large crowd to night. A large number of
German citizens are parading the streets.
DAYTON, April l9.-The statement in the
New York Heralds Washington dispatch of
April lS, that Mr.. Vallandigham was insulted
| or mobbed, or that his house was torn down,
or in any way molested, is utterly without
| foundation. No such dispatch was ever sent
| from here.
The Anderson Guards, 100 strong, under
Captain Nolan, organized since yesterday
morning, have reported themselves ready to
start for Columbus by Monday. This makes
the fifth company raised in Dayton for active
service. Other companies are rapidly form-
ing, chiefly for Home Guard. AT public
meeting to. night over $5, 900 were subscribed
for the support of the families Of volunteers.
UPPER SANDUsKY, O., April 2O-Two vol
unteer companies were raised in three hours
time to- day. The first company has IL men,
Captain Tyler, and First Lieutenant ]. NJ.
Keiby, and starts for Cleveland on Tuesday
morning. The second company, eighty men,
will act as reserve guard, and commence
drilling Immediately, subject to any future
call. Unbounded enthusiasm prevails; So,
500 were raised for families of volunteers
One company was raised in this county yes
terday.
| PAiNEsvIIEE, April 2O.-The Bank O.
Geauga tenders the State loan of 500, 600
CAIRO, April 2O-The dispatch from Mr.
DouRlrs, to the Union men of st. Louis, has
. completely sque ched the Secession feeling il
Egypt. In Almost every town of Southern
illinois companies are organizing to fight 70
the Union. -- et
SPR1EeFIELD, ILL.,, April 2O.-The ST
regiments called for are full and will proba
bly, all be 10 camp by Tuesday. Double tn
number required have been offered. Thos
not accepted will be held as reserve.
CARLISLE, ILL, April 20.--An immens
and enthusiastic Union meeting was he'll
here to, day, for the purpose of raising vol
unteers. Strong Union speeches were mad
by several prominent citizens. A call wa
made for volunteers, to which large mum
Der of citizens promptly responded.
DETRoIT, April 2O-Rufus Hosmer, latel
: appointed Consul to Frankfort-on- the Main
, died at Lansing to-day.
, The Michigan Central Road offer to carr
/. the Michigan volunteers over their road FIRE
of charge, and the Western Transportatio
Company offer to carry troops during th
war. .a a
Ten thousand people assembled in front
f the Post Office Building to-day to witne!
the administration of the oath of allegianC
to- the National, State and County otficia
here. After prayer. by Rev. DR.. Dufield
the oath was administered by the venerabl
| Judge Wilkins. The ar-sDangLed Banne
. was sung by the Nelson Sisters, the immens
eoncourse joining in the refrain. The seen
: was the most impressive ever witnessed
+, Detroit. .F . s...- 90.
E Messrs. jackson L Wiley, founders of th
l. city, offer to make fifty tuns Of shot and she
. for The Government, to be paid for whe
!. convenient. trf -. f. Hsr.l
a TOLEDO, April 20.-The war excitement
n very high here. Ten companies will
ready to leave next week. -af 11 .s 81
J., Five thousand dollars have been subscribe
: to support the families of volunteers.
WIMRGToN, DEL, April 2O.-Clty CounC
has appropriated $8 0O0to defend the city, al
: passed resolution approving of the Pres
dents proclamation; also, asking the Cove
nor to issue a proclamation for the san
: purpose.
!. The Brandywine bridges and all on d
u road between the Susquehauna and Phil
J. ! delphia are guarded. Armed workmen ha'
= been sent to repair the bridges destroyed {
u the Northern Central Road.
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