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A 3 EH 3 and Pub shers. ATBJ9XJ3SOA1. APRIL 21 ACTTVE V'uionists in Virginia "will resist BANKER. I early lieht, so prhiidly we hail'd' "at the' tinligh't'j 'la -i-j: --l O'- perilous slr.ipes^and. the Oh I the star-spangled banner wave O'er the land of.

thv free, home of the On th'e shore', 'iulsts -of silence. that, TThich-t he 'breeze; the towering: it fitfully, blowsf half hVorning's first In Jull-glory'reflected n'owsliines'on the stream-; Johjr may it. wave O'er the.land.of the the home of where.is.-the.hand.that.so That the'havbc of.war, battles' '3 rthri a'country s-houtd'leuv'e'us no more? -Their blood has their, fuul. footstep's pollutio.n.: r. No rpfoge could slave, the terror of of the grave starrspangled banner "ovrthe land of and -the' homo of the i i i Oh.l.thus when stand loved.homes with victory and peace' may 'the rescued Praise the power that hath made.arid presef ved us.

a'nation, Vf hen' conquer'w'e-must, when" our cause it is-just, is our trust!" And the star-spangled banner in: triumph wave, the-'borne of the One of tKe'last'. "acts' 'of 'the "Legislature which has just adjourned; authorize the baujtsofthis atatn-to suspend specie pay- 6rst day ol'fiecember next, time, the "law i the. wh'ich provides: for redemp: tion takes Perhaps 1 the passage of- such a taw at this. time, a necessity, but. if so, then; is one.of two things dainon- strated, either, our banking law is totally to protect, bill holders --is a sham, or our present B.mk Cohip- troller is utterly incompetent to discharge the duties of his 'We incline to a.

belief in the iricompetehcf of the comptrol In our -simplicity, we supposed, that the office of Bank Comptroller was created by, the people for the purpose of protecting and guarding with spe- cial care their interests that the re" strictions which the banking law enables the Comptrollei to exercise over the banks of the state, were ample to guard the people from loss in times like the present, that it was. his when, the matterings of an approaching' storm announced its so exercise the powers upon him, that if there shall any loss, the bankers whose business.it is, shall the losers, and that the people whose agent he is, shall be kept harmless. It appears however, that the a Comptroller is guarding theinterests of the banks rather than-the interests of the people, and' that he is the servant of the bank, ers, rather than the servant of the people. In deed we are credibly informed that he is the hands of a little junto of bankers at Madison and that all 'the. most important duties of bis office are.

directed and by them. Th'e storm which ha.snow'btirst'npon us' has been foreshadowed during the past six months-with deal of certainty; it a been well'known, that a large portion 'of the stocks upon which-onr currency is based, were of precarious value, that sho'd peace continue, some of the states, which issued them would, in alb probability, be.unable from any legitimate resource to meet their interest; that the ties, who'during the past few years have or" ganized banks in parts of i state were irresponsible and yet, no ade- quate been made by the comp' trailer to protect the people from the loss which from such a complication of circumstances was inevitable. During ihe early part of last winter, a call of at least five per cent should have been made upon all "the bunks of the state, to deposit with the comptroller, additional securities that call should have been renewed monthly, or, as often as it could have been, 'met without -creating distress, and every bank that re- fused to. respond should have been wound April 16 The A-dtnimstrition is taking the most effective an! comprehensive measures for the protection of the fedei.l property in Virginia Advices from Western Virginia sUte that (he Unionists aio pieptring to resist secession There is no donbt of the loyalty a ma jority of the citizens of Maryland. call for.volunteers is rapidly responded to.

The Government has information that the in Maryland and Missouri. will-' respective Governors should refuse to act under the President's renhisition. The War Department is confident of the organized." mandeivhas. been -ordered fire upon the I Bullard made a well- Confederate troops if they do not diseon- i erection At. least I reniarks and attested to by' there and then VOLUNTEERING- to.

serve, his. country." 'jloses: O'Brien, brim" full of emotion' and.patriotism spoke directly to the point and'HE, TOO, VOLUNTEEREp. Steyebson, his wonted coolness -came VOIiUNTEERED. eager then their names Several, enlisted, and WAR Friday evening last a. meeting was at the Court House for the purpose of initiating a movement towards organizing a company of volunteers from Gresn County.

Appropriate remarks was mace by Judge Durrwiddie, Martin Flood, and Rev. Morrs who is fi lly awake to the exigencies of The "Star Spangled iBanner'' was snng by G. H. King. forward Tjeiialf "6T 1 Bingham Op.

claimed the privilege of fitting out com-; pletely the company which should be from New arid Rhode Island' will be here itiJess camp will be formed -Washington. the volunteers also are oxpecte'd here -to-- the'en d' -this -week. .0 i mien' and cbh.ti ne to received- all.pariS'of-th.e---North.by.the Govern-' merit 'Eormal orders-to the mouth- of the-Mississippi ami-Southern ports are not yet issued, will be "as soon'asithe steam- 1C Wl 1 te tiUUII-wa'tiiK a i i i i i 1 ready for sea. anxious to go, their duties -'T)ie'GQvernment is aboi'it notifying: the an'd at.homo are such that they Foreign'pbwere of its i i "to the 'revenue' oft" the'Sous hern "ports, collect and "ought not-. to.

leave. Prank-Blair, of St. Loiiis," will Republican "candidate for Speaker, 'on -'-the' 'of the House, on 'the" 4th 'of Iiifon'tiiifibn received ire show's, that two' ji'ridred' thousand -men -will b'e in a'rms in the North before' 'the fii-st of June. -Each state 'will organize a. reserve in ft'd'dition ''to; the coiitingcnts --'under the 'Preside'iit's -requisition-- seventy-five thousand meii, who will be used- in -pro- 'tecting Washington and the Military posts' along the Potomac and Chesapeake -Bay.

Twenty thousand' will' be- concentrated at; St. Louis and Cairo; -and the' whh most of the regular army, will be used for operations' in Texas, Pensacola- Bay and Charleston. It appears by a telegram 'published the jN'brth Carolina 'newspa- the Before meeting, closed -nairtes were The'' following 'are the names of the Volunteers- Company: TKEXTOX, N. April 16. Gov.

Alden. Geri; Stockton sui.d othtrs were in council to-day, carrying out the requisition of the General Government. Orders will be issued to the Mr.jor General at the head of tha four ions of Ihe State, to raise in each Division oae regiment. The uniformed 'companies called by law the active militia, in the several Divisions, will be the first enrolled The Pocassett Bank, has tendered $25, 000 to the'Governor of RHode Island, for military purposes: ST. Louis, April IS.

The Union men are firm and determin ed for the Government. The Secessionists are prowling about the arsenal and scenting a weak point of attack but the commanding bfiicfcr, Capt. Lyons, is true, and prepared for any emergency. We wish, however, that could rely on the fidelity of all the officers of army here. Gov.

Jackson left, this city on Sunday, A. for the Capitol. He is still plotting, treason, but the people have their eye on him. The r.ews-that Maryland responds favoi- abiy to the call of the President for Uoops Moses S. 'E.

Gardner, J. B. J. Bullard, Josiah -Underwood, Chas. W.

Case, T. B. Stevenson, Gilbert Sliaw, Richard Jackson, S. E. Mosher," G.

W-. T. J. Hurlbut, Henry Fuller, Joel Rice, Geo. Wni.

H. Booth Geb. Sherman, Augustus Horn, John D. -Beetle Jacob Cuniley Harrison Hopkins John W. Kline John P.

Diseh, G. A.T. Edwards Emamiel Silence Andrew Warner G. John Hattcry ilartin Campbell Isaiah 0.3V. McCullock Henry Raymond Geo.

Erlewirie Lucius A. Belden, i F. Busick iGco. Gay. At an meeting' the following narues were added to the up at once, might thus The value of the securities have been kept good, the banks.

that' are would' have been strengthened, worthtlcss sifted out and their stocks sold before the ru-' inous depi-eca ion, which they are nowsuf- 'lering 'upon us, our currency would now be at par throughout the West, and we should have passed through the present crisis, without being obliged to suli- mil to disgrace of suspension of paymentj'and feeling that all the currency of the State was vitiated and of uncertain value. The law as. it now stands leaves the mat. ter in the hands of Comptroller and ire shall SPO whether wild cat banks will continue, to flourish, or whether they will be treated pirates to be Jri. the meantime the people are power less 'to themselves from the loss they now' suffering 'and their only safety the future consists in refu- sing to iake'anyCfaJngb'utgbld, or the notes of such, banks, as to be good, for their banking law 'and'a eaanpt be got 'together fbr'the re- demotion 'of notes, quicker whole is abolished' the of The at 17 thinst.

The bills calle'd "for by-tbe iman- so united Slate. -They, were. as fol- Appropriating to fot the experisBS-of the-Wisconsin Volun" Specie payment for Exfeiiiplin" front civil Jonas Cramer, Aiisou Lovelace, Jefferson Lovelace, Ghas; Grossman, Wm. Martin Melville Hopkins, C. a.

Smith, Wrn. Robert, Seth Raymond, John Kohls, Wrn. Johnson, Fred. C. Reger, Wm.

Brisbane. Wm. Springstead Wm. Foster, Cyrus Beede, Abuer Webb, T. 0.

Daughenbaugh Franklin Loveland Cook, Isaac Thurlow, Dwight Pierce, Thomas Hayden, Geo. W. Whitney, i J. Wilcox, ID. Alien'." Martin James Sidney Brayton, Jesse Collins, Eugene R.

Witter, Geo. Cook, I John Coon, jFluette AnnU, Bridge, L'. P. Yarger Miles Kean, John Grace, H. Richardson, R.

W. MeFarlaud, John Becker, Joseph Elv, John S. Waldo. raises our hopes to fever heat The Missouri Republican has gone over to the rebels but it is nothing more than was'expected. It is believed that the great mass of onr people are with the Stars and Stripes.

Senator Douglas' reply to a despatch sent i from here, that he was for his country and against its assailants, creates great rejoicing among Union of all part'cs. Poiiltiers Brother, bankers, failed to-day. NEW 17. Mrs. Anderson, the wife of the gallant commander of Fort Sumpter, is now in this city, at the Brevoort House.

She is visited "by a large of persons who desire to add their tribute of praise to the encomiums showered -upon Anderson and to testify their appreciation of the painful 'position in now placed. -hich Mrs. Anderson is April 16. The continues, and the people ace waiting further news from Wash- aud Richmond. MEMPIKS, April 17.

The Memphis Ohio railroad offers to 1 i transport troops and i i free. The Council has appointed a rmlitn nry Board, and appropriated to defend the'city. The Union flags on the steamers have been hauled down, and the are arming and volunteering. 17. A gentleman of this city has- taken $125 000 of the Confederate loan at par, and paid the a in' gold.

There will be from 75,000 to 100,000 men in the field in less than thirty days; The Government is likely to get large nts of money from the European ship Adelbert Martin Flood was elected Captain, and left yesterday for Madison to tender the Company to the Governor. Comments and'further particulars next i week. $1,000 raised to support the families of volunteers during the war. PHILADELPHIA, April 16. B.

G. Walmouth and L. P. Ashmead, formerly Lieutenants in the U. S.

Navy, who resigned years ago ou account of entering into other.avocations, though now wealthy, have tendered their services to the Secretary of the Navy, prompted by love to the Union. Concord, N. April I i 'The State Capital Bank has tendered a loan of $30,000 to the State, to aid in putting down rebellion. New Haven, April 10. The Elm City Bank has just tendered to the Governor of the State 850,000 towards meeting the National emergency, with liberty to draw at sight.

Reading, April 16. The Ringgol dFlying Artillery of Reading, Capt. Jas. McKiiigbt, ISO men, with four field pieces, received a requisition from the Governor this morning, to set out this evening, at six o'clock, for Harrisborg. Boston, April 15.

The steamer G. A. Spalding, which leaves this P. for Norfolk, i a G40 troops. Their destination is said to be Forb Monroe.

The remainder will start by the ovur- larid by'a special train; The Western Bank has tendered a loan of to the State, and the other Boston Banks agree to increase'the amount to one million, for the defence of the Government. The steamer. America sailed this morning. She takes out $14,000 in specie. Cincinnati.

April 17. police Dudley this morning seized 30 boxes of guns on the Ohio. No. 323, builders. Wii.y.iN-GTON, April 17.

Secessionists are overawed by the prevalent Union sentiments. They had planned the i of Fort Delaware, which has taken possession of by the Government, which defeated the project. MONTGOMERY, April 16. Gen. Pillow guarantees to ruise 10.000 men in Tennessee, in twenty, days, if President Davis' will accept of them, and there is no doubt but that he will.

Steveiis, i A a a last, nighit, s'uid that it require 75 times 75,030 men to i i i a the Confed- marked Y. Little Rock, and 7 boxes, marked L. R.i Memphis also 5 boxes for Memphis, on steamer reshipped from steamer Fanny McBurnie, on Monday last. Great crowd on the landing, and excite- high. The guns shipped at Parkersburg, and are supposed to have come from Harper's Ferry; A very heavy shipment of powder has also been stopped.

Steamers have been prohibited from taking provisions South. -Two steamers have been chartered to act as police-boats, thoroughly armed, and will stop and search all passing steamers. 1 1 i i LUU ituu i iu Ljiaaiuy bmiiiuem. crate States and then it could not be done, Th corapanies troops leave to-night Of the.32,000 troops called out to-day, for thc rend 01JS at Columbus. The 5,000 are fro.n each State except I'lorida.

me. Guard is rapidly filling its ranks. -The fetatejjeing 2.000. Elllistmerltr at XwpcM Ijarraeks are very active. Over five hundred men now in garrison.

A large consignment of bacon for Charlston via Nashville, was taken off the steamer Glenwood morning. Excitement all through is on. the companies all full, and more men are offering than are accepted. Providence, April 17. The Legislature has passed a bill authorizing the raising of-a regiment.

It is Money Hnnps nnH Men In Crowds for tii'e Country. The bankers and commercial men of the North nobly respond to the call of the country. Within t.vo hours after Governor Randall had signed the war act, he received an. ofi'er of at par. In all the Eastern cities the same spirit prevails.

Millions have been-tendered before being- asked, and any amount of money the Government may want to borrow, will be. furnished at once. Every time telegraphic dispatches'arrive they are made up, in great part, of.munificent offers of cash for the defence of our Government. The offers 'The call for ofl'er of'a Jiw overrun all Cottondom and drive the traitors into the. Gulf of Mexico.

A million of men can be raised in the Northern States for their Democrat. understood that $500,000 will be appropriated. Boston, April 17. A large meeting of Irish citizens was held last night. Patrotic resolutions were The offers of men are equally liberal.

unanimously adopted, expressing ui.flinch- for 75,000 will be answered by the ng adherence to the Federal Government. quarter, of a million--enough to was made to raise an Irish brigade and tender it to the President. Toronto. April Agents of the Washington Government arc here, endeavoring vto purchase the steamer-Peerless. She is vessel, ix WESTERN of the strongest indications that the North-west is'gettinp'fairly'over the hard times which have so long "prevailed, is the fixct' that the JJessrs.

Fairbnnk's have sold here during' nine or ten months past, three times as: many large railroad, and stock Scales, as ever before in the same period of- 1 This shows a in es''of especially. those 'in which m.iich weighing to be 'It 'is' eonolusive. evidence, also, that Farbanks have been steadly I ra'' in.JDabliR.favpr over, tliirty years, are how, "after'so loVi'g" arid' thorough highly esteemed than ever before; tip West. built on in Scotland, and a very handsome craft. St.

Paul, April 17. The Governor issued Ms "proclamation this morning, calling fur a -regiment of volunteers, in to orfers from the Washington. A a Me, April 16. The Governor has issued a proclamation eoriyening'the Legislature on Monday nest, to determine measures in to-the President's caHfor-trbops; Baltimore, April Gov. waited upon last night at liis hotel hy a company of the Governor's Guard, wlio informed him that they had come in 'hf Star ppangled 'Ban- ner with him.

The Governor expressed pleasure at the visit and said he was too hoarse to join with them, but he would tell them that he was still Stars and Stripes. The for "the courtesy, and song would be suns on all forever. The Union (A voice, "Governor, y'on have.done.y'qur. Governor. keep doing so." (Voice's, "We will stan'd by Chicago, April '17.

At a meeting ot the Directors of. the 'Burlingtpn Iowa, this morning, it.was resolved that the Cashier Branch-'be directed to advance to-the Governor State such sums-of money- as are-necessary ecfuiprae'rit of the Yegi-'! ment callbd'for by the President of United'; States. Akron. 0., April 57. Three hundred good, men can be enroll- edJie're-for service in a Excitement is high.

are in earnest. The Union flai flies from a i buildings." "Detroit, April. 17. peecb moriiing, on Board of Trade.nii-'i furled, the Nutipnal flag over their rooms. 1 He was-strongly favor of supporting the the Constitutien.and the.

country's flag under ail circumstances. He said that" in a crisis like tiie present, it was the duty of every citi2en to stand by the Government. county alone offers to raise one regiment of that is. required, by. Government from the entire State.

i N. -April 1 7 Senator Thompson was:" here to-day-to. purchase a.fhig from his'resi- dence. He expressed himself strongly in favor of.sustaining the enforcing laws. board has in session all the morning.

Orders have been issued for four regiments. Michigan City, 'April 17. A large aud enthusiastic Union meeting took place last" night, the Democrats Republicans being a unit for the Constitu- tion. and the Union. Strong anti-secession resolutions'were aclop'ed, denouncing a as traitors whose voices are not heard unan- imon.s to susta.in the Salutes were fired in honor of the Stars and StripesJ ivliich were displayed -in al of the city.

A volunteer company was organized immediately. The man who first signed the roll is one of our inost prominent.clergy- men. Scr.mton, April 17. Brigadier. Gen'oral Meylert's for 1,000 men fi'bni is com- plete.d, and will start fur Harrisburg to- morrow.

The greatest enthusiasm pre- 1 A crowd of citizens assembled at Wilks- to-day, i on cleaning out the office of the Luzertie Union, but the subsided when the Stars and Stripes I were displayed on the building. Lafayette, Ind April 17. The first company ot' volunteers left for Indianapolis at .2 o'clock this P. II. They were escorted to the depot by the Lafay: ette Artillery and two companies nearly full, who "will follow in a few Hamilton, 0..

April 17. Gen. Garrian accompanies one company, containing 75 men. to-night as far as Four or five companies will be ready to march i i 4S hours. Samuel Hull, offers $30,000, if necessary, to sustain the Stars ana Stripes.

John W. Juhn and other prominent citizens will contribute liberally. Dayton, April 17. The Dayton Light Guards. Cnpt.

Pease, and Montgomery Guards, Capt. Hughes, left this evening. There were 250 men iu the two companies. The Lafayette Guard, Capt. Oyster, will leave at twelve o'clock to-nit'bt.

Csipt. Childs is filling up" Company, which will leave here to-morrow. The military spirit is very high here. Conductor Martin went i the Dayton Light Guards, carrying the Stars and Stripes. Madison, A i 17.

An enthusiastic mass meeting was held last night. Speeches were made by men of all parties. There is but one Union must be maintained and laws enforced. Volunteering goes on briskly. Philadelphia.

A i 17. Salutes are to be ru-ed here in honor of Gov. Hicks, of j. The excitement here is increasing-every hour, a recruiting parties are parading in all parts of the city. The ladies of this city have resolved to wear a rosette of Red.

White and Blue. Washington. April 17. The Governor of Rhode Island has been telegraphed to send his quota of troops immediately. The report is not believed lhat Harper's Ferry has been seized, or that JeiT.

Davis is in Richmond. Oshkosh, April 17. Great enthusiasm manifested here today on the reception of Gov. Randall's proclamation. Stars and Stripe? flying in all parts of the city.

Fire Co. 1 sent the following motto up with their flag This is the flag we were born under, and if our counery require, under it we are ready to die. A public meeting, irrespective of parties, will be held to-rnorrow. Hon. John Fitzgerald.

Mayor of the city and a delegate to the late Charleston Democratic Convention, het'-ds the call. Elkhart. April 17. The people ot Elkhurt are fully aroused, and perfectly wild with the war spirit. Martial music, booming of cannon, and an immense meeting by bonfire, this attest, unmistakeably, the sympathy of this community with the Government.

Elkhart Captain John R. Clarke, has tendered its services to Gov. Morton. Indianapolis, April 17. Capt.

Miller's Company, from Lafayette, arrived here this P. M. The Montgomery Guards, from Crawfordsville, and Washington Guards, from Madison, will arrive to-night. Charleston, April 17. iSfothing of stirring importance has occurred to-day.

The report of the secession of Virginia gives great joy to the. people here. Two million eight thousand, dollars of the Confederate State loan has been taken in Charleston alone. The books will be open again to-morrow. The paper is readily taken in the interior.

Not a word has, up.to the present been heard from Virginia. Great anxiety in consequence. IffiiUtarj- Items. I The Governors Guard and the Mad- I ison Guard have been already organized and accepted. The Milwaukee Light.

Capt. Starkweather, have tendered their services to the. Governor and have been accepted. --A Captain commission has been issued to W. H.

Lindwnrm, a prominent Milwaukee, who proposes to raise, at once a company of Riflemen and to. Geo. B. Ely, of Janesvilie, a leading ''member" of the bar of that city, who willraise a company Capt. J.

Bailey, of Kilbonrn city, commanding the Columbia Rifles, offers to enroll a company in that section. '--E. L. Buttnck, Judge Advocate General of the Wisconsin Militia, i in'town engaged at the Capitol in of the laws governing the military of the country for the use and information of.our,vol- unteers. Latest War News, For want of room w.e can give brief synopses, Th a pf excHemen city, town, village and throughout I free states; are responding tof'tt'e the.

President fbttTblunteers. jlljparty 2Kes arejost.sight iine tswiieh pervades all tejassesji- is "parallel in'niodern times BALTIMORE, April 19. As the Massachusetts troops were pass' ing througli. this city. were.

a mob with.stbneSj-.and.two. of they were ordered to.fireon the mob, which they did, killing eleven. Jeff Davis-has'issu'ed- a fering to privateers' to inakef- war upon Northern commerce. President. Lincoln responds by ordering every South-! ern port Virginia has ordinance of company of U.

S. soldiers at Hampers Ferry, learning Virginia troops were on their way to. take the place, set; fire to the and government destroying. of arms, and then, retreated into 55,000 stand of arms had. beeu from this place: a.

short time ago, to a i City millions. of money. have been, offered to the U. stree'K tb jthe, tfie'mo iearrFIag hung oti.t. and.

Day Book complied undn.r terms. 3: 15 p. a Commerce TV YORK, 19. Col. Ellsworth has fully, organised a.iZb- ave regiment from the firemen.

of this city. They mil be in Washington. in three days. famous Seventh r-Rogiment- for Washington this evening. TlwEho'dei Island Marine 'Artillery- arrived to day six pieces of artillery and started for Washington.

000 Rhode Islanders under Goy. Sprague here Gov. Morgan issued his requisition for he Gih 12 and. 71st regiments of this city start for Washington to-morrow. Springfield'' Illinois, April Over fifty companies have far by the Governor.

is on the increase troops arriving and going into camp to from the Government. Horn Thomas Snell candidate for Lieut. Governor on Breckmridge ticket subscribed. $5.000 -to 'support the families the volunteers, and: offered dollars for the scalp of John Potter- left, on Friday lust and reported that there was fully 10,000 troops in. the.

federal city. PJIIT.A UELPHIA April" 20. The 7th Kcw York regiment arid the 'Massachusetts 'men are' 1 at the Biiltimore R. R. Depot' Gov.

i of Pa. has called. a special session of the. legislature of that State to meet 30th. inst.

York A i Ellsworth's '-Eegi- ment of ITire Zouaves is full and was to-day, mustered into the service The steamer. State of Mninc, arrived saved, theivv "Ameriean'FIag'; Tlfe Daily JNcws put out the American Fiasi Most.of the visitors'. J'ij 'ifij The JJobkbak TherS is a tile; It is guarded 'S'-i. LATER. The; Has yet been hoisted over the New York Distur)-- bances are Wnuhrinrorm the roe.

and. Green County, that he Is receiving and. opening, a large JMgagf Corner i Stor ilcKSyV New Block, corner.of -see-, any-and- all 1 Trto.iu'»y want. mytblng-Jn Ihe itock is man coaisthigjjf The Will talre (un til farther notice) the following tUacretl- iteil Wisconsin Jillla al" 30 cents on the dullar BANK of BANK BANK of GUKEN BAY, 13ANK of -BANK BANK of I A PLANTERS BANK, of FRONTIER A MERCHANTILE BANK. SOUTHERN.

-BANK And all other irisconsin aiid Illinois BU.s except old discredited, I will a at par. hare now on hami a. large, full slock of Spring. anil Summer A G--O A R.T,M EcNT From landed ihivllassachii- setts Kegimenr. at Fort Monroe.

Slio ports the steamer M. B. Spanlduig there landing Boston Pvegimeiita. Massachusetts has, in one -vveek placed in the field five regiments of infantry, one' battalion of rifles and a company of Flying Artillery. New York, April was -great excitement here, as Gov.

Sprague and the Rhode Island Regiment, lel't on the''Ariel this morning. No communication with Washington -tonight. Doubtless-stopped by order of Government. No foars for the safety o- Washington. Philadelphia April ed a quantity of contraband goods or the South.

The parties wi'l be arrested and tried for treason. It is reported that the Bahimoretms demanded the surrender of Fort McHenry, arid threatened to attack it. The Commander replied, that if -compelled to defend it, he should fire on the city. Harrisburg April troops, including GOO Ohio troops, have arrived since yesterday. 2.000 troops ro by the mid-night train, to the first bridge en-route for Baltimore on the Northern will be followed by" 300 regulars, Sherman's Battery and two thousand volunteers.

Boston April son of 1-aniel Webster, addressed a vast meeting in State street. It was intensely enthusiastic. He has raised a regiment to Le commanded by himself. TTKB GOV- ALt sce'themi'l fcRICB S'reasonable. mAR 1 place.

to.Jbuy, your. Spring i i a verVDice'arid desirable, orman'B for your OYERA.LLS--HI.CKOEY, CHECK, 'buy ly.iur Lioen SHIRTS. COLLARS, 4 C'E SOCKS, a and evcrytliing in'th'e Fur.nishing Goods Line Just opened at NO MAN'S: NEW STORE, Corner llooin, N.evv']Ul6ck."' I will sell (it a very A je and 'sto6k'6t Buys' Gaps, of eyery.style^/qiial- eboice assort meat of Plain aiVd Fjincy IfaW kn'cl rpi i I To the X.Qycil Citizens of TTisconsin. Fur the first time in tlie history of Federal G--D orgnnizeil has manifested ir- 5eiF i i States of this Union, and armed are umkm.e i jt. The Proclamation of Hie Pre-Ouent of the IJuitefl Suites tells of unlmvfnl cmyibi nations too powerful to be suppressed i tha ordinary manner, and calls for military force? to suppress such combinations, ami to sustain him in executing the laws.

The treasure must uo longer he plundered the public property must te protected frntn aggressive TIO- Junce; that already seized must be retaken, and thc laws must be executed in every State of the Union alike. A demand made upon Wisconsin by the Preside nt of the United States for aid to sustain the Federal army, must meet with a promt response. One regiment of the militia of. the State will be required for immediate service, and further, service as the exigenciw of the may It is a time when ngainst the civi 1 and religious liberties of the people, and against the G-overn- ment of the "United Siates, partie? and politicians and platforms must be as dust in the balance. All good cizens everywhere must join in making a common cause ngainst a coir.mnn enemy.

Opportunities will bo imui cdiately offered to existing military companies under the direction of the proper authorities of Fudeivil and I hereby i i the patriotic citizens of thid Pt'Ue ti enroll into companies of seventy- five men each, and to advi--e the Executive' of readiness to be mustered into service immediately, In times of pablic danger bad men grow bold a reckless. The property of the citizen becomes unsaf and both the public and.priva:e rights are liable to be jeopardized. 3 enjoin on' all administrative and peace officers within the State renewed vigilance in the maintenance and execution of the laws, aurl in guarding against exigencies, lending to disorder among the People. kLKX. W.

A A Govenor, L. Sec'y a 3jEililr.r;r Roeniiiing is going on April IT. briskly this citv. and government regiments are Iy i sailors in great numbers i tu-3 ajjplyiiig- for naval service: i Work in the navy yard is progressing I rapidly, and the Wabnsh, North Carolina, Savannah and Perry tire fast being put in readiness. i A the city -regiments a their determination to respond-, when needed, i but there are cases in many; of them, unwilling to serve against 'the South.

The Eegiment. unanimously voted last night, to. tender their services, the government: Drills are nightly an '1 daily held by the various regiments which are. fast filling, as well as the volunteer Resolutions i at a -large' meeting Central Club, last niglit, not very complimentary to Mayor Wood, commending the course-, of the Herald, and expressing. disapprobation, of those engaged at Hartford and other pices, in manufacturing- arms for the rice- wdl-be BUTTER, ETC.

Hew York Store. 22d.fl8(31.'.'-= MISS M. COMB'S. GAIN informs her patrons that shefha's. just re- turned from Chicago, with a -K I 0 0 Adapted" to tlie Season, EMBROTDERV, FINB PLATS AND PANCV ED'GED'NEATOLJTAN BONNETS.

Hais of tlic Latest Sl)les of all Prices, Eibbons of all Colors and FRENCH FLOTVERS OF A XBW AXD BEAIJTIFtTL STYLE. These aro most reasonablf price: lease call and examine. Notice. subscrlbersV being by the the onnty Court for-the county of G-reen, Commissioners to and adjust all claims and demands of all.persons, against the estate of John Khe'he 1 'te of 1 town of Syl venter and and 1 demandB-exhib'ited- and sii months from therlst day beinfr allowed by said Court for that purposevwe dbjherebyVthere- hereby give uoticer.th'nt t. business of our said appujntment' at- 1 1 Fred; Egger New Sti he 2ntl inU 3U 1 ofSeptumbe next from ne clock A Al o'clock P.

ofsaid day: FRED ECGER 1 -Bated th 1 td ol April A 1861 dny until imissrohers Dr. S. J. BR.T3E1T, Occniist and Artist, of Kockord 111., irill treat all diseases to which the eye and ear are subject Dr. D.

i a c'an and a iuat the Tort OpMialinit lie tl an expcr ence i practice in 1 tl devoted to ea of the uy and ear feels assured In warranting, to the afflicteri in a iy ery gayWhc no fit ce ed no ch rpe made. No advance money required terms $3,60 per week. at Hats, new; styles at If you line tHe A 'rince Albert jnid Itaroi KOItMAN'S'" If you want anything Hat and Gap tHe latent and 'caH'at'the- Clntliirigi-Hat 4 Cup, and'FiiL-nishig see their goods. of Public-' Square, Monroe "iVis April, 15lh, 1S01 1 COUNTY COURT, GKEEN COCNTYi'in Probate, In. the matter of the estate of) Baily, (: 7 On Reading' filing petiiion of' Jonas Sliook a i i a of said estate, praying for.

license to sell. of the real, estate of 'u-hlcli. the. said deceased died seized, to' southeast, quarter "o't" the riortiiwest quarter, tols-n No. tlire'e 'north, (15) east ih' Green Co.unty., state pMVisconsin.

it appiiaying by 'the expenses of adniinisti-alioni- it' is ne-' cessai-y to se I 1 the real- estate, for. 'the payment', of such iieljts, it is all persons interested in'-the''estjite'app'ear-'before this Court, on ilon ay, the 3fl day of D. Id A- the. Probate' iks shall be necessary to pay such debts. And it is further ordered that a copy of this order be' published four successive weeks in the Monroe Sentinel: a weekly newspaper pul lilied at Monroe, said County and a copy-thereof on all per; nterested in at least.fourteen days pi to a leari'n ted Ap jl 4 A IS61 0 PL.RRY SHOE ST.

Lpnts'April 17. The State Journal following reply from Gov. Jackson executive Missouri. JEFFERSON Apil'17. SIB despatch of the making a call on Missouri for' four' regiments of men for immediate has been received.

There can doubt, but those men are intended to form a' part'j of the President's, army to make.war people of.the seceded siti'onj In'my tutional, and be Not. one man iri.the State of Missouri -will lies' furnished to carry.on such, ah unholy'-'cause. J.ACKS,by,'V Go r. of The subscriber, having bought out the Custom. Shop in connection 1 Bank So Family Boot Sb St nnd ng tabl bed him self.as one of institutions; of Mon would-regpecirully--''ariiicurice'-'to-'ihe' ants of this nnd adjoining towns, that'he is prepared to manuf cture to der II SOOTS SHOES at the'shortest nbtica arid'thelowest'rates I would invite all in want of nice fitting Boot or Shoe to give me a trial, as with the best of Stock.arid none bui the beat oE" Workmen, I can insurs.an article, that for durability, taste and fitness cannot be surpassed, Repairing done with neatness and.de's patch.

ill kinds for sale All workrfrom my Shop is AVa.rra.nted as xeprcsented. East side Public Sqiim Banks Sorts Fnmily Boot and Shoe Store, GEO. AKKS' TaJ en liernc Hj ciies sudden Colds If Storriach Gen eial" Debihty Sore "Mouth Canker Month or Throat, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Cramp and Pain in the Stomach. jBowel Complaint Paiilto s' Col Cholera, Dinrrhcet and Dysentery APPLIED Felons Bo and old ore Cut Bru se 3pr In evere 1 urn ind calds swellJng- of Xo nt vorm and Tetter Brol en Brea ts Frosi Feet Ch 11 la ns Toothache in the Pace bearalg a nd Rheumat sm Thi medicine 1 now been 15 years and has obtained better reputation 'than' any'other medicine- do not deem nece ary to mn it o'ne small bottle will' do more' to convince you of its efficacy thin the world ve it one tr al and you would not be without it for ten: times its cost.vFo.r Ajnie sure all. dealers in met Jx HARRIS' 4 CO Prop Cine nna.i Oh DE 0 anker Sail Rheum Syrup, 1 FOB THE Canker, Salt Rheum ea Out neous erup on" and every nd of disc arising'lrotnian impure; Btatft -THE 'MOST BLOOD.

OF TIIE'NIN ETEENT CENTUKY-; or Ointment. OIRE3 4 R' cum Try ipeK" Old So ea Tetter and Ring -Scald. head, Chillbhiins. and Frost bites. Barber itch Sore pple Ac Thf med ha proved elf to the be ntment ever ented and whc once ed a ne er been ki own to il of effe ns a permi cu HAltRI 0 GO Prop a a forth ine mu id 1 lert Co Adam 0 Agen Monroe Eye Brodhe 1 it nfer Judi A rland 5V Sm th yton eorge Eost Po He 1 rmer ove A rne Jravel ngAgen DR 0 RICHAPDSON General debil Sherry' Bitters, The Celebrated Mew England Remedy for HABITUAL CONSTIPATION Jaundice Fever anti aAyue it and att disease rising frow.

a dis oiderecl stomach, laver and Bowels Such-a ac dity oft) stomach Indigestion Jeart- uur to ol appeti te Co veness Blijid and Bleed les Di at of food Sour ejections nit nTorfl a the of tbe tomach Bulnes of on Yellowne eye Pain in beside back chest or 1 mb nd in all ca a where ttoni i DMesary HARRIS 4 UT Prop 'l-H w-t.