Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-24
Sunday Night Dispatches.

SEw Yokk, Sunday, April Il.
The steamer State of Maiae arrived from Nor
folk, having landed the Massachusetts, regiment
at Fort Monroe. She reports the steamer SpaHI-
ding there landing the Boston regiment.
The 18th regiment and a company OF flying ar
tillery arrived here 10 day, also battalion Of
rifles.
In six DAYS Massachusetts, has furnished Eve
regiments OF infantry, a battalion OF rides and a
company of flying artillery.
The tug Mercarg, chartered and armed by the
Government. is stationed at the Mar rows 10 ex-
anime all vessels.
Ellsworth regiment of Zouaves mustered TO-
day into active service.
The 9TH regiment reached Annapolis safely.
Archbishop Hughes suspended the stars and
stripes from his dwelling.
The sons of most eminent citizens also OF for
eign birth are enlisting to defend the Union.
No communication with Baltimore or Wash
ington to-night-doubtless stopped by order Of
the Government.
No fears tor the safety of Washington.
Mayor Brown. of Baltimore, sent answer 70
tie Governor OF Massachusetts, saying: Owing 70
communication being stopped between here and
Philadelphia can not send the bodies OF ne
men killed in the riot here. but shall embalm and
keep them subject to your order. | and the
Governor regret the affair much as any one.
Our PEOPLE viewed il as invasion. The au-
Ih0rites exerted themselves TO the utmost to pre-
vent it, but IL was impossible. When are these
scenes to cease? Are We to have war Of sec
tonsg'
Baltimore claims the right TO pay all expenses.
Governor Anderson reples-"Orerwheim med
with surprise that the peaceful march Of Amer
can citizens over the highway TO defend the com
mend country, be deemed the aggressOrs to Balti-
mOrians"
Bosros Sunday. April Il.
Fletcher Webster, son of Daniel Webster. ad-
dressed vast meeting in Safe street. IL was
intensely enthusiastic He has raised regiment
to be commanded by himself
TEOr, X. T., sunday. April 81.
General Wool leaves for New York TO make il
the headquarters of the departments east.
HAEnssrHO. Sunday. April Il.
Thirteen hundred, including six hundred Ohio
troops, assivei since yestendas
Tho-people Of ChimbeTsburg arc Certifying
agausi nsrasiOn.
1.o,thousaud troops 90 by midnight train TO
tie FIST bridge, en- route to Baltimore on the
Northern Central Railroad. and viii be followed
by three hundred regulars. and Sherman's battery
aud two thousand volunteers.
Sumo soldiers just escaped from Harper's Ferry
reports The destruction OF arms and buildings
complete
Seven thousand Virginiaus are there and Eve
thousand more expected They design invading
Maryland. m king Mason and Dixon's line the
line OF warfare.
PImApELrurA, Sunday, April II, 1851.
Il is reported that the President will call add
tional troops from the faithful States 10 make up
the deficiency caused by the refusal % furnish
quotas.
4 party Of armed workmen leave 70 morrow
TO repair the bridges on the Baltimore railroad.
Il Is said that Trimble. formerly President Of
the road. was shot dead by man who attempted
70 defend the property of the road.
The police seized quantity of contrahand
goods for the South. The parties will be arrested
and tried for treason. The goods were directed
10 Jackson, Mississippi, ria Memphis.
Ii is reported that the BaldmoreAns demanded
the surrender Of Fort McHenry, and threatened
TO attack il. The commander replied that he
would be compelled TO defend il, and would fire
on the city.
IL is said that General Cadwalladers mansion,
nineteen miles from Baltimore has been fred.
Two steamers have been taken possession OF
for the Government.
The Massachusetts regiment has reached An
nsyulis