The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-28
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An The Governors correspondence accompanies the
nesssge-
rsn thousand copies ordered 70 be printed.
rAs Senate has just passed bin repeal the 10
nan Of article IL Of tho Code Of Puoc General Laws and
a1acsng tie foil, wing ~ q substitute =
No bsDs Eha issue any note, cern6caie, or otter de-
v'os, 20 cucalata a. currency, OF is.s demon alton
shsD one SOLAR under the penalty prescribed IN tao
ale ON currency.
The SC, to take efsc. from tho date of ito passage
the House has re'erea the bin TO committee con-
ks;mg o. Messss Pitts, Harrison and Briscoc
On melton o. NJ. Waits tho above committee we're in.
sEsced consider and repsrt b regard to the legalix
D Of the existing suapensson of specie payments by the
bspss
The Senate has adopted address TO tho people OF
Maryland. stating that tho Legislature will not pass an
sss Of secssson but :hey believe the people desire IT,
asas VIII give them an opportunity Of declaring for
aA~n their future destiny. The House has not acted
aa.
The 8oase las appointed committee 70 report an act
Der the call u convention Of the people, Of which NJ
rosts, Of Baltimore, 10 chairman.
MOVEMENTS OF Troops.
ANNAPOLIS April 26-vyening.
nocgS from Perrysvine have been disembayking st
shs point al Of today. They como down In steam
t sports and the grounds Of the Naval Asylum are now
iAo with them. The steamers Cuyler and Columbia
arrived here from Nov York Last night traops on
ho~sd. The Seventh New York regimen the Masss
ch1sete reg imen, lett Wednesday morning sOr
Warrington foray the Seventy first New York regi-
neRe Aad 400 other troops left for Washington
COMMUNICATION WITH WASHINGTON.
me ranrOac Communication between here and Wash
Assse is not yet opened aud trains vet be
hp will hayo
Warrington On foot All the troops here are under
DaSchDg oroers, and expect 20 Start every momeat
The cep0 OF the railroad leading 70 Washington Ia allied
.wuh Massachusetts troops.
NAVAL ACADEMY.
me Naval Academy here has been completely broken
up The ndthiprnen have been compelled - vacate r
7psysefs Tor The military. All the mdehip men haze
besn s.ni on board the CcDftrnson which WI sa
lew York tomorro~, Gpiday.) On their arrival at
New York the m,dsh'pmen will be sent sea-
SCARCITY OF PROVISIONS.
There be eat scarcity Of provisions here T7ou- 70
$50 per barrel, ana other things proportion he
hoteh "ceansd out and give travellers ncthuC
~ eat
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
General Keim OF the Pennsy lvaois Volunteers ha
tusA arrived. add 10 nov In consultation with Genera
fsnLor, chef In command here. The Massachusetts ba
snin of FNpg srtnery. Major Cook commanding, o @
sspdIed men, stationed st the Naval Academy ID
vtA hoio thar pm.
The following corps are to be retained here pro
eentrbe MAs'achusetts Light Artillery, the Third bat
aAston Massachusetts Rifles, and Sixth New York regt
Rent.
TROOPS EN- ROUTE TO WASHINGTON.
The following regiments have left here for Wash,g