The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-05-10

taken charge of the military route.
Older is beginning to take the place OF
confusion. ...s...
Transports leave a: least twice day for
Perry,ills. -...a... ..s
New York Nav /.
Capt. Carson, Of the schooner b. 3.
Pitts, from Charleston, states that he WAS
at the whsrt near Fort Moultrie during
Sumpter's bombardment, and that Sunday
night 60 dead bodies were carried across
his track to land, and Monday night 40
more were carried at one time and 60 at
another.
Capt. Carson and mates counted the
bodies, and say that all the soldiers were
sworn to deny any lsss Of life
The Posts special despatch says ar
rangements are being made for the re-
sumption of the Northern mail service.
Gen. Scott will soon change his head
quarters to Philadelphia.
Thirty thousand troops are to be con-
centratel at Washington.
Gen. Bonham is reported as in command
Of the rebel troops in Virginia.
Lord Lyons denied the report that ns
had solicited an arnistce.
A letter from a member Of the 7th reg
iment says six secessionists were caught on
the 9th, and tW 0 were shot on the morn
ing OF the 2Sth. Another was to be shot
next morning.
Several b al been arrested for tearing up
the L. Il. track.
Another letter from private from Ann
apolis. says that the bHg Caledonia has
two men hanging from her yard arm one
for smuggling powder aud provisions to
Charleston. and the other for plotting the
7th regiment on to Chesapeake bar, with
the intention that the Baltimore secession
lists should capture Annapolis before the
7th regiment reached that place.
No fortifcations either side of the Po-
tomac or Chesapeake are in The hands Of
the secessionists , L-... ..
The secession flag WAS floating at Alex
andria when the Bienv:lle left
Baltimore, Nd, May 1.
Judge Bond, of the Criminal Court,
charged the Grand Jury thi. morning.
lie called attention particularly to the
attack of the mob on the military on the
18th Of April, that the guilty might be
brought to punishmet.
After the crowd bad left the Court
House to-day, man named Geo. Lemon,
in the uniform OF the Maryland Guards,
deliberately : cut down the American flag
which fell into the arms Of a bystsnder.
he was Immediately arrested by depu-
ty sheriff and with some difficulty saved
from the wrath of the few Union men pre-
sent, and conveyed to the police station,
where he awaits examination.
The Guard, it is said will expel the
offender.
Annapolis, Nd, May 8.
The steamer Baltic has arrived with the
n. Y. Zouaves on board.
A great demonstration was made on
their landing.
The Zouaves were greatly disappointed
at not being PERMITTED to visit Baltimore.
The Baltic reports all quiet in the bay,
gun boats cruising up aud down constant
y.
The r. I. artillery has not vet landed
they are under orders for important ser
vice below Washington.
The correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
has left, fearing arrest. The populace
were desirous 10 ynching him.
The Goth regiment from New York is
stationed all along the road 10 Washing
too, and is squaded withing hailing dis
tance of each other.
A Captain of the Goth arrested a spy
the night before las, at Annapolis Just
from Montgomery with important papers.
He will probably be hung.
A son Of IN influential family here is
under arrest asaspy, he opened dispatch
es delivered him at Washington.
Ths Union feeling is daily gaining
ground. Ore week of secession has dis
gusted many Of its former advocates.
New York, May l.
The schooner ". II Smith from Wis
mingten, North Carolina, brOugh! the
crew Of the steamer North Carolina seized
there.
The crew of the Uncle Ben were still
in prison. 49,. ....t..t .-...
.- ... Washington, May 2.
The principle officers of the military de-
partment at Washington are Col. Mans
field, commanding Major Barnard, Chief
Engineer; Major Bucker, Chief D. NJ. De-
partment; Lieut.. Breckwith, Chief Sub
sistence Department, and Surgeon Lamb,
Medical Inspector. eli. ..
Col Ellsworth's Fire Zouayes arrived
to day aud were enthusiastically chesred.
The G9th still guards the railroad from
Annapolis TO Washington Junction. ..
New York, May 2.
The steamship Adriatic, from Galway,
via ST. johns, will be up at 10 o'clock.
1t is reliably stated from Annapolis june
ton that the 69lh Regiment caught a man
attempting to draw spikes from the rails,
and shot bm in obedience to order.
They also arrested two spies. l'za
a- = afa Philadelphia. May 8.
Major Anderson passed through this
city at noon to day, en- route for Washing.
ton. ~
2 Buffalo, May 8.
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