Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-05-02

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 The Croton aqueduct is guarded in thu
 fear that attempts will be made to blow uI
 the high bridge and pillars.
 NEW ORLEANS, April 30.-Troops are
 still pouring in here from the country, all northward bound
 The southern steamship line to Texas will resume trips with southern troops aboard to guard the present movement. | HARRISBURG, April 29.-The chief jus tice of Vermont, passing through here says that North Carolina Is almost unanimous for secession.
 ANNAPOLIS, April 29-This place was yesterday made military depot Gen Butler will remain here Reliable infor- nation declares that 10, 000 troops are now in Virginia from the Confederate States and more are pouring in
 The administration has notified Gov. 1 Letcher that one step advance from Rich mond, would cause speedy invasion of Virginia from the west. It is reported that the secessionists saved six thousand mus kets from Harper's Ferry. It is said that 1larpland has refused to pass the secession ordinance by vote of twenty-three
 It is reported that an armistce of six days has been granted by Jeff Davis, and that Secretary Cameron has gone to Rich mond
 ALEXANDRIA,, April 30.-Four vessels, 'Mwar steamers and two transports, with hor'ern troops passed up to Washington this ,hrning. Gov. Hicks has issued Pfoclaltion recommending Maryland to occupy aNeutral position. The steamer Aoe,aiug oithe Norfolk line was fired at 3y the ilarrIe M Lane on Friday night off happIahanno,cENq the Chesapeake. She was boarded buN Nallowed to proceed-- Citizens are still c'a>pelled to leave Wash. ington for sympathy the Soutb A large quantity of sheEaas 'ho heon 'Iuad, 1onIad a Fort Washington by h n"ra.nnaoe. Dosn ranoeo at Two men, one from SoutS C.roi;no "n1 one from Washington, are cSe nod o'na' aaa;o anu oners in the capitol for being eSs;nIpjst ~ %p pstS
 FREDERICK, April 30.-The h. ,.:.L out division adopted the report ofT "d "..n mittee on federal relations; that the lature possesses no power to pass an al of | secession. \
 PHILADELPHIA, April 30-The railroaA trains are running regularly from Baltimore to Wheeling, but they are overhauled by the secessionists at Harpsr's Ferry. WASHINGTON, April 29.-S0,000 addi- " smen have been called for by the go-
 'iohai --.an00 for three years and 25,- n. vernment; 4u,~- .:tb 1o COO e,o,,o,, Co., IT. GOO for five years, WI
 five years service.
 a. Nrw YORK, April 30.--Bish, ont4, ra.;,,,, J. donk is dead. Troops are cencesa" aro
 around Baltimore Federal troops or already in western Virginia and will SO n. be posted at Frederick, Maryland.
 It is reported that martial law, includil a. the suspension of habeas corpus, will so 't- be proclaimed in the District of Columbi ne and established hy the government ov as railroad lines for national purposes. nd is said that Maryland will not call a Sta
 convention, but will make calm and ali ,n nifel appeal to the country. of The Virginia convention has passed : r. ordinance establishing the navy of Virgin
 and authorizing the banks to issue sms pi notes
 nj The lights are extinguished at cap g. Henry and Charles.
 E. BALTIMORE, April 30.-The Bolts ref as gees have returned home. The Union el S ment is recuperating. The National Int IT, ligencer of Washington says that bo V. houses of the Maryland legislature ha, e. passed resolutions approving the rights be the federal government to march troops u
 molestedly through Maryland to defer of Washington.
 ts Southern correspondence says that Nor to Carolina will go out of tho Union by accl
 matioa. The Virginians are removing q re the machinery from Harper's Ferry i; Richmond.
 NEW ORLEANS, April 30-The Texia1 .. are arming for a fight. Companies q l- raising all over the State.
 NASHVILLE, April 30-The Governor c. message is published to-day. It recon to mends the legislature to dissolve the co ,r nection of Tennessee with the union, su i ject to the ratification of the people. II
 legislature is still in secret session. Ho
 Henry w. Hilliard of Ala, is now addre ls la sing both branches of the legislature. A ~ immense concourse of people is present. ,n 'p WASHINGTON, April 30.-A New Yol 10 vessel reports the seizure of the steam
 Uncle Ben, at Wilmington, N. c. TT +s crew are imprisoned as spies, vessels a 'd sunk in the harbor to blsck up the channe
 Fort McHenry has been reinforced. It :. reported that two ships have been seized s ss Rappahannock and the crews imprisone Il A United States armory will be establishe
 at Rock Island, IL, instead of at Harper ot Ferry It is stated that the naval academ re will be temporarily removed from Annal is oils to Newport, R. l.
 T. NEW YORK, April 30.-The arrest
 Sonator Macnn iS roiinratnd