Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-14
Arrival of the Pony.
The Pony arrived or Sunday with the fol-
lowing dispatch to the Union;
sr. LOUIS, via Fort Kearny

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May Sd--A. ~
The President has issued his proclamation.
April 29th, calling out $4,000 additional
troops OF volunteers. for tlrce years service:
40, 900 regulars for five years service. aud
25,oOO seamen for five years service.
Eighteen thousand troops were reported to
be in Washington, April 29th General
scott says the city is safe against all attacks.
Troops are still arriving.
General llarncy was released 10y the Nir-
gina authorities and sent TO Washington.
EX President Buchanan entertained no
idea OF going to Europe or running o Cana
da His nephew has enlisted in a Pennsyl-
yauia regiment
An United States Armory is TO bo located
at Rock Island, Illinois, similar TO the one at
llarper's Ferry.
GOV. Curtin's messag TO the PENNSYLVANIA
Legislature speaks of the uncXqmrlel promrt.
ness and patriotism with which the States
have responded to the Presidents call lie
says the Government must be sustained. and
the road through Baltimore must be hcrt
open. lie recommends fifteen new rcgi-
ments of cavalry and infantry
Ad,icos from Annapolis, Aril 30lh. says
forts in the vicinity are occupied hy United
States troops.
Borh Houses Of the Maryland Legislature
have passed resolutions affirming Tie right
Of The Government to march troops through
Nary!a@d to defend The Capitol.
Correspondence from The South represents
that North Carolina viii 50 o0t Of the Union
with acclImaton
Nirginians are moving all tie machinery
at larPela Ferry to Richmond.
A gentleman who recently arrived al
Washington from Richmond says fifteen
thousand troops are going toward Virginia
from the South
It is rumored that fifty members Of tie
Virginia Convention voted against the O. IL
nance Of secession, but it was kept secret
The Chicago Journals correspondent says
there is great dostiiution and starving in
Mississippi People were ileeing North.
-Four thousand troops have been sent to
occupy Cairo, Illinois. There was fear Of
an attack from Tennessee forces.
The Union sentiment IS said to prevail at
b Baltimore, and the stars and stripes were
waving on the public buildings
Reports from Charleston say chat the war
mortality list there was after all great. a
gent cuan who arrived on The schooner Pitts
says 500 were killed and several wouulyd
In the Fort Sumter affair South CarJIi-
m people sworc to keepit secret
II is said that martial law will not be reo-
claimed at Washington uuc'5 tAere is further
cause.
King the Minister to Rome and schuiz,
Mini Ger TO Austria, are said to have had
eaye Of absence TO command a regiment Of
volunteers.
There is 10 truth about a reported o,mi.-
lice
/, is reported Governor Lo'cAor would is
sue IL message t.rbilliug the passage Of
southern troops through Virginia to attack
" Washington.
Governor Black, Of NeIrasaa has i-sa.la
''lI for troops for the service Of the Uuj,el
.atca.
Adams, Minister TO ENGLAND; Clay to
I'e-i la. and llaumeud to Sweden, In for
Euraie May lst, ou ,hr steamer Nid-ara.
The Trib0nds Wu.h,na'on dispatch say-
he policy OF the Administration l. var, and
he Cabinet is "a unit ON taat policy.
The Navy Yard at Norfolk is to he retakcn
Ile people Of Western Virginia are ,roue
fr the Union aud wan, arms 10 1yfeal. .he9 2
selves With Ihoy wont submit tJ bc taxed
lud y tie Southern CoLfrdel~cv.
Cgr. Oaks, from Texas reports That tie
troops south are in a State Of great o.i-
cheney
Comwolore Armstrong has been suspend
cd fro three years, without pay.
The President declares he VIII enforce th,
blockade Of all the Southern ports
Intelligence HAS been received 'h4' Minis
ter iHnihuer had rrcscmcl the Souh@u
Commissioners to the EMHeror Of France.
Dallas, M'ui-trto England, refused to do 50
until he heard from the Go,crmeAtat Wash
iu4ton.
The Legislature Of Missouri met May II;
Governor jackson sent q message condemns
ing the Presidents war policy, yet dccIlrirg
he policy Of Missouri was not to go out Of
he tuioa now lie recommends the aru-
NJ and preparing for The cmer my, md
links the border states should preserve an
mel neutrality.
Railroads in 5larylsnl are open for travel
md free communication to Washington.
It i reported that -four hundred and fGf
'eicral troops, under Major aiblcy, captured
" Colonel Van Dorm in Texas, were rur-
sued in str'uars, aad -iblsy surrendered.
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