Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-29
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Yesterday AfternOOn's Report.
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Special to the ,World.-No Tirginians are al
lewed 70 enter Alexan6Fia unless known 10 be
loyal. lf aaA
Alargs nunbsF Of persons were arrested to-day,
charged via attsEing innammatory sentimentE
The fortifcations commanding Arlington
Heights, are nearly completed. a gentleman
arrived here to-day from Richmond, states that
the greatest activity preEails IN themlitary there
he was only permitted to move on being indenti-
ned as a well known baltimore merchant The
general sentiment IN Richmond was that an at
tack mus Be made on tina Federal forces at Alex
andria but that idea did not prevail 20 extensive
" as he came further north. The public feeling
was var was fully inaugurated, and that while
the present was null Of trouble, the future Is
gloomy aad dark, am informed that several
secret meetings of Union men were held at Alex
sndris and Fredericksburg, and At several other
places IN the Siate, with view to organize and
arm for mutual proteqtion while v6ting for the
the difficulty Of obtaining arms prevented these
plans
The rebels allowed few Union votes to be cast
90 re5ut the presumptlon Of co. rcioR,
A Firginian from sons 20 miles from here re-
ports that 70 night he met some 900 rebeltHoops
marching for HArper's Ferry. They were poor
~ clad, and tTo-thirds Of them were armed with
reEolFers only, tied around their waists with
special to the n I Tribune.--Hon. Jno. Nc
Lellan Of Illinsis is here, urging the prompt as
semonng ef a very large foIee, by the Govern
Dents on the line Of the proposed military OEeFar
tons He a.sO urges the Government to promptly
purchase large quantities Of provisions and grain
now n the hands Of Illinois farmers, and save
them in some measure from their loss BY the cut
ting on Of their lower Mississippi markets 81
Gov. Banks will be rendered q BrigadieT Gen
eraiship, and be detailed 10 the Bureau Of ID
Major General
John c. Fremont has been appointed Major
General, au0 Geo Dennison naval officer.
The President to-day accepted six additional
regiments Of volunteers from Indiana.
The W Ar Department was to-day offered bat
talon and battery of four y Founders, by gen
tleman from Baltimore, Ehich win probably be
accepted.
AT one O'Clock this morning Lieut Tompkins
with squad Of mounted men, recona0itered
towards Fairfax Court House mile this side
twO horses were espied without riders. The hoFs..
es were surrounded, and two uniformed men
started up. One ieveled a foEIing piece at the
Lieutenant The bUEler drew revolver and the
4oWling piece dropped. The revolver accident,
ally went OF, ana the VirginiER was shot IN his
right arm Both were taken prisoner and had
fine horses fl Df
Rumor predicts q speedy advance Of troops,
Somfnandea by beauregurd. 70 retake Alexan-
dria- A Union Gag q fYing over the Marshall
House IN place Of the BOutheru rag.
The Times has letter from Peter Ham, West.
err FiSginia. which says hat State troops are
constantly coming In, bringing arms, and We are
anxiously looking for help from Ohio 70 drive
then OF, and hope they will come s0On
The little county Of Taylor gave 100 majority
against seesssion. ore OF The traitorF sts1djpg
guard last night shot good Union man dead as
ne was passing going TO t0wr. Fathers are
against sons. brothers against brothers. We have
force enough In our own section, but we have no
authority 10 act under We want 3 u s officer
70 lead
Special to the Times, Washington 2Tfhti
There has been mistake concerning the naval
force now at or near SeEall's Point The Navy
Department say there should be only the Monti- I
cello and Two small single gun boats there.
Ihe Minnesota ought 20 Be, by this time, OF
Charleston, s c., bl0ckadlng that harbor. If
there has been an attack, therefore, upon Sew
ell'e Point, as has been reported the past few
days, n which the Minnesota has been engaged
she disobeyed her orders, which Is not af an
nrohablR 80 E-