Gov. Buck)
ogham bee istued a proelama
tion calling fgt mlllllin te tendrsvous at
Hartford. Tbt Thames Hank of this eity
bat kidtnd $100,000 to Governor bucking,
ham, and the Fail Aald Conoty Aaj* bat of
LowisviI.lb,
to defend the country's flag.
Ky., April
A large portion of the amount was subscribed on
the frpot and tbe balance ill be raised immedi
ately. Uoc. Casi re«pmded liberally.
16.
A large and cntl.usiastio meeting of those
opposed to Mr. Lincoln's war policy was
bald to* night. Abo ot 3,000 men present.™"—
Reeolntiont wera adopted tbat Kentucky
would not permit the marching of troops
against the Confederate State#, but would
•hare tbe latter'a destiny if war mutt come,
and symprthising with all patriots in the free
States, and endorsing Gov. McGoffin't reply
to Secretary Cameron.
PapuCab., April 16.
A meeting, irrespective of party, J. B.
Husband presiding, adopted resolutions re
commending tbe immediate convening of tbe
Legislature that wc are with the South in
interest and action that tbe Governor be
requested to itsne a proolamntion for a Con
vention at Frankfort at as early a day as
practioable to consider tbe position and fa*
tare destiny of Kentucky, calling ontbepeo
pie of Kentucky to ignore party feeling#, and
oppose to the last extremity tbe oocroive and
fratricidal polioy of the Eieoutive.
Wasbisstov, April IS.
Col. Ellsworth has had strung inducement# of
fered him to proceed to New York City to organise
a regiment of Zouaves. If be doe* not go tbither
he will repair to Illinois for a similar purpose.—
He has declined the eoinanission in the army,
wbioh was tendered htm.
Taor,N. Y., April 16.
