Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-26

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1t s stated that armed men are stationed ~
prevent rebuilding the bridgaS-bridges that
are destroyed.
BarDoaroEr, o., April 2l.-S2,5o0 wAs
subscribed TO equip the three companies or
ganizng for ths Connecticut regiment, and
$4,000 for the support oftho families Of the
soldiers who volunteer.
Sr. LOUIS, April 2l.-Qaite a number OF ed
itors of prominent papers in the interior Of
the State, express much indignatisn atthe &C.
tion Of the Federal Government calling 70
largA military force into the field, especially.
for calling for volunteers from Border Slavs
States but not much i'll temper is manifested.
and less disposition to ruin the State into rash
indefcnsible measures. than cvenced by some
! Other States. A good deal of secession feel7
ing is manifested in some sections but the
prevailing sentiment is unanimous for concii-
iAtiou and peace. There are many rumorE
here, but the city is quiet and orderly. No
public demons trations Of any charae ter have
yet been made. .
WmNINGrOS, Del, April PA train has
arrived from Baltimore. via SusqushannAh
river. Baltimorcans are making active pre-
parations to take Fort McHenry, whose guns
are not turned on the city. ..
HARRIsBURo, April 22.-An officer just ar
rived says that up to Sunday evening there
was no firing ct Baltimore. 1t is said they
have twelve brass pieces and were fortifying
the neghboring heights.
PHILADELPH1A, April 22.--Hon. Morris
Lawry, special messenger from Washington,
saps he witnessed the scenes of the fghi at
Baltimore, and that history will record, that
although a hundred Massachusetts, troops were
!evelled by missiles and arms were wrestod
from then,- they did not fire till commanded
by the Mayor of Baltimore.
Mr.. Lowry went TO Washington and com
municated personally with Secretary Cameron
aud Gen. Scott, who we're totally unprepared
for such news. A cabinet meeting was called
told the President that Gov. Hicks was in
tie hands Of the mob.
a NV York, April Throughout Yer
mont regiments are being raised and money
given for the support of the Government. ... b..
Cities and towns are in a blaze Of excite
meht.
90 .
bosroN, April 22.-Tbe meeting Ia State
street continued from 10 a. M, till night. The
enthusiasm was unparalleled.
Governor Andrews read telegraph that
the 6th regiment Of Massachusetts, under Gen,
Butler, had arrived safely and ldnded at Fort
hcHehry on Saturday.
Richard Lathers avows himself for the Union
-A fhn far IL ro;J Al "A
secession flags flying in Baltimore and no man
dare proclaim himself in favor Of the Union.
NEw YORK, April 22.-Advices FROM
Washington state that the Government has
planted cannon on all the heights overlooking
the CITY,. There are about 10000 men under
arms Vim. b. AstOr offered to give the Gov.
ernment four millions, ana to take the loan Of
ten millions.
New YoRK, April 22,-One thousand bar
rels of powder were seized yesterday, bound
for New Orleans also lot of blank rsgistrs-
tions or vessels Cor Confederate States. An
vessels bound to sea are strictly watched.
Senator WILSON, Of Mass, has enlisted as q
private in a battalion Of Rifles OF MAss1-
chu$etts. ,...
Senator Baker, Of Oregon, has been cho en-
Col6ncl of o Regiment OF R9gimeHt of Cali.
tornians. They raised twenty-five thousand
dollars for their equipment. ..-,..-
PHILADELPHIA April 89-7A bearer Of lis
patches from the Presidens to Gen. Patterson
arrived here. He says the Capital is sGfe from
any attack that can be nlade,
This messenger travelled part way on foot,
passing himself off as a methodist preacher
lie says Baltimore was quiet on Sunday morn
ing. No cannonading had been heard:
perfect reign of terror there. The UfIion men
are obliged to succomb To the mob.
NEW YoaK. APRIL 21-Hajor Alberger, Of
Buffalo, WHO h1E been several months at Baiti-
more arrived here to-day, with several otaer
gentlemen, haye chartered canal boat. The
condition of the city is fearful. Tho streetS
arc barricaded; the shutters Of the houses loop
holcd for musketry, and every gun store emp
tied.
CfScoRD, April al.--Ex-P President Pieroai
niade speech conjurng the people to uphold
the old flag and be true to their country.
ALBANY, April 22.--The Banks in this eity
rendered So, 500, 900 fer war purposes. hATS