The New York herald., 1863-06-27
Our PIttsburg Corresponds nee.

Our Pittsburg Corresponds
rirTssuRe, Pa, June 10, 1853
The Excitement Abatin9-Aileoaany CITY the Inuasso-
Response of the Laryers, College Students and Min~s-
The Forts-W Others Say About U.s. Whoppers" )" dc.
The excitement in this city in relation to the invasios
has in great sub ded, though the extea
sive preparations being made receive the enemy
should he choose TO visit to this section of the
country.
Troops coming from the surrounding counties in
large numbers.
meeting Of the merchants and business men Of Ale
ghany city was held yesterday afternoon for the purpose
OF considering the proprety Of suspendng business
ing the present crisis, and doing all in their power az
sist in expeiing the invaders from the State.
The following resolutions we're road and adopted Mr..
John Brown, Chairmsa and Mr. James Lochhart secre-
tary:
AILgcnA;r CITY INVASION.
whereas our cites are reported to be In imminent
danger Of beng invaded by large force Of rebels, whose
Object is plumber and the destruction Oi public and pri
vate property the efoIe,
Resolved. That, ss merchants aud business Of
Aeghany CITY pledge curse tocicse stores and
places II business every orring Vt nine O'Clock until this
emergency past, and orgarize into companies for drill
or into squads e. work the forcations the city and
vicinity, under the oct OF Acting Assistant Adutant
General Howe, dcring tho esent emergency.
Resolved That Tbs citizens If each ward at their
respective places holding elections to form themselves
Resolved, That Jno Dyer, siuson Bullord, Geo Hub
Icy. OF tie First ward Geo. Hutchinson, VIM. Chambers
Geo Bothweil, Of the Second ward; Jno. NJ Barr L. r
Lindsay Arthur Ho0son of the rrt precinct Third ward
Gotleb Fa Jno Myer, Casper Gang Of the Second
Graham, OF the First precinct Fourth ward; Jno Wright,
Lewis Mou aud Christian Hegei d the second precinct,
are appointed by the President to proceed forthwith 70
onro the OF the citizens the wards -
| be organized into military Companies
Mr. Caldwell offered the following resolutions, which
Resolved, That employers discharge from service all
persons in their employ who 10 perform military
duty.
resolved, That James Caldwell, wm. Miller and Jonn
Mcdonald be committee to notify the Pittsburg NOR
chants o. the change OF tho OF closing Of
business
Resolved, That the delegation of the Common Council
Of each ward be committee to enforce the action Of this
meeting. u
On motion, Mr.. wm Miller (saddler) was appointed 70
have the town bell rung every morning ut nine O'Clock
Adjourned until nine O'Clock Friday morning
RESPONSE IN PIrrs URG AND NEaiinosgooD-rE LAwrERs
Yesterday the members Of the bar met in the
room in this city for purpose forming . company
W. =. Negley. ESQ.,, was chosen captain.
All prorept enrolled themselves.
Mess Shinn, Shi aud Young appointed
rittec 70 determine what particular branch of service
should be chosen when they decided upon infantry
mrany Members Of tho bur and officers OF the
will atone compose It.
informed you in yessrdayss letter tina. comr.ny
had been raised from the Iron City Mercantile College Of
this city. and now learn that the students u the Ale
ghany college have almost 10 man enrolled themselves
and taken up arms for the defence Of the state.
The Pennsylvania College. at Gettysburg. has also
raised conpaby from its students Captain Kinepetes
commaI Is them.
all the miners the city neigh hb0rh00a
have either volunteered soldiers or at work the
ntrcnchments, but little done In the mining regions,
aud the consequence Is that Tor the present business
suspended.
COLONEL JENNINGS REGIMENT.
A regiment under the command Of Colonel W. W. Jen-
nings IS nearly fu Five companies raised ia this city
have reported and expected that the companies
raised al the Round House he laor principally com.
viii be ocered principaiy from tho old ons HSndrsd
ana Twenty seventh
SEIouBoR1No oouNnIs
The netghborng Erie, Mercer. WashinRto0
beaver and Crawford are nosy 2 the call fer
dred arrived mere from Mercer county alone.
THE " RTS.
The work the fora still continues with unabated
vigor Many nearly flashed a. we'll as their rine
Pits, and guns can be mounted In OF emergency
Dsrosinos PoRops.
Most arc now In camp, some guarding the line Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad, while others arc at work
The mon are in ane Spirits and IL the invaders will but
watt few more days beto.o the promised cavalry raid
into this city is made am satisfied that they receive
something oven warmer from the Western Penn
syvaua than the furnace fires OF iitsburg produce
WHAT OFFERS SAY
Under the heading OF "a Whopper " the Gdsee says
eco from homo you to hear tho newsv is an old
ad,ee The truth Of which Is beautifully exemplined BY
the following despatch from risburg the PhadeIha
Inquire, have equally glorious news from Pitts
burg The citizens OF that place now havc the city i'm
artillery have already been planted and twenty thousand
men are manning the works under command Of Major
General Brooks The Cleveland Herald Is not far behind
the fnquir,r In recent edition Il says-The excite
mcnt at sburg continues undated, and business re-
| mains suspended Monday car chartered the
Cleveland and Pttsburg road for the transportation OF
| specie, and all the money the Pittsburg banks
amounting 10 several millions brought 10 Cleveland
last night fea are entertained that the rebels intend
reaching Harrisburg and destroying the large bridge
tho pennsyvaDis Central Railroad" Tho Piitsbure
Duath OF day In answer TO this, says"we have no
bocton to The Cleveland poope making much capital
out OF such IN mmonse specie deposit possbIe but N
Is hardly fair u publish the matter abroad unless they
desire to invtea rebel visit h. the lake Cleveland win
have nice little pile cf cash hand Tor = few days
and b,aring In mind the old adage go while you're
young. will no doubt cut swell with several MI.
lions now on deposit in her banks"