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A Now Ballet Bsx.

Mr.. II. J. SINK Of Indiana, has invented
new "Anti.stuhing, self detecting bsllot-box.r
We append description:
II y locked box, 70 which Il s1ssshsA . simple
gearing by which every ballos is regulated by shs
Inspector whs. the balloss deposited; thus de-
ssoapg Every asssDpt 70 place additional names on
the book, and subsequently, placing ticksss In shs
boz 70 correspond. When the slscsiou IL closeA
Ne register shows prsclssly tbs ballots In the box
and each oficm Of Shs slscsion cen msks Q msmor.
sndum Of tbs numbsr, and 10 IL sher sfots impossible
70 put In olher tickets without bsiny dssssssd
The lever thss hss been used 70 open shs aperture
In the lid and rssstsr the yosss, Is securely fssssn-
Cd By means Of . lock. pin, which cannot
be taken out without htsa moving the lid and rNls-
Ing spring the inside; and tkis csnnss be done
without unlocking ths box. BY doing this the de-
tncsor would DO sst In motion, and that would sho
thAs 10 ksd BEN tAmpsred wish- Tas dsssoso. u 9
oontriyAnoe ths, msy have ,hrss or more dial faces
The wheels srs msds With odd numbers Of Sssah--
ths pisions ere In ths same proportaoa. This d.
ssosor 10 sonns csed With the lock In such mAnner
% 70 make Impossible " ssks out or pus snythina
inso the tox, without the hand on ths dial plaSs
showing the f.ct, no sns can got shsm 70 scop !
SECOND tifas In ths sams position. Thsstoss X
prevent whoever may have charge Of thass boxs
ffom prscscing . frsud upon unsuspecsias yossru
u IL only nscssssy 70 secure The svs Win ihs iooL
pia-iock the bsx, wind up ,hs As6scNor. sad ~
scorrscs stsssnsns from the dials,
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THE NEW YORK SUN
MONDAY MORNING., nAH. ia, 1854
YNe New Nav.I Csase Ouard.


The steam figate PovAattaa hauled iato the
ssssm - The Brooklyn Nsvy Yard On Friday. She
has ben ordered By the sushsrisls q wAshiagsoa
v rsAin - he Il f,r Ne prsssaA. Ns,sAsr her o.
nssu sor crsw have bsa dsassAsl. Asd n is b.
hssA shs vii rsnaia In osnnisisa. Net havias
bsss ovshaulsd In four y,ap, Anos she rsa.r.sa
frusa hs Ess, Indis, she esnnos advissdly - ken,
long n service, - her tnbsp s~s shaky. The
fovhaaaa has ben bro~shs hons In pursua.ss Of
shs policy Of ssssblishing cessa guard, which w,
rrsolvsd upon By the Las AdniaiArssie,, md win
Be adhered 70 By ,hs prssas.
The sdvioes by this arrival non the Home s,usd.
ron are Interesting. Three ships Of war only will
Be len In the Gulf Of Msrioo. unail pslitcAi Affairs
become moro scaled hsrs. The nsssdsnian Il the
Ooly psviy commisicasd ship ~ NnAia out. n,
oficsrr have bssa sszs'ssd 70 replace tAoss wh,ss
r~ignssicus nom the hsss have bsa tsnAsrsl. The
0HN thaa Ia scr Norsslk had 10 provisions or
aUs - spare.
lIaur p.Arr yuezta r>s MAMA, pvw.
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Alleged Asss.os - KiAnaS.
Prom Port au Prinoe usyt, comes the follow.

Ing statsmsnt -
Ths Courts havs . curious csss On The dookss.
A fsv days sinos, vessel ssilins usdsr the A0sr-
lon Dag -bua, 70 Americas houss be u aid, cen.
n,Andsd By . French man, and mapnsA b. Q sssw
OF ofspanisi sd Issiisa allors-eams in,s thls hss.
bon really ffun NsW Oslsaas. The Cap1ala sa2
thAa he wishsd y suplsy soma sixty o. sighAy IA
borsn - work gusso bsnk sa oaS q As gulf
sooa succssdsd In securing ths desired nuS~bsr Of
usen. sAd Wsa nsaxly rsa4y - AL, vhsa the oou-
sa0cs Il o. Of The crew smoss him 70 such
dsgrss thss he divaigsd The nsfArious sohsns Of
vsllms inso sens sos Of the many Cuban Horss,
snA ehsrs dispsss of th@ 70 We plassss - slav0L
This, Of courss, caused The Csp>ains srrss, snd
~ wsa taka and psosd In prisoo. He viii have
Q hearing before Nhs Courts.
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Csttsn Warsheu,es n a.v....

Tho Cuban Messenger states that the Spanish
Government has granted the sstablishmsnt Of
large bonded warehouses In Havana for the
deposit Of cotton from tho United States, which
10 TO DO imported without any duties and
deposited In the warehouses, To pay the nominal
duty OF tive per cent. At the time Of re-exports-
tion, as is done with other goods that are sd.
mitted into bonded stores. The Messenger
thinks this will prove OF great advantage both
TO the cotton growing states and to the coun
tries that consume this article, as the port u
Havana presents many facilities for enxrins
and taking cargo which arc not found IN New
Orleans Mobile Charleston, or Savannah
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Arrival sf,Ae nvs J.,..s.s sssresa.s.

II 10 not unlikely that many Of tho state
mcnts made In recent letters written from y
psn by disappointed naval officers, who sntici-
pated magnificent svaton' there, are grsss-
~ exaggerated. A San Francisco paper re-
ports tho arrival at that city of q Japanese
merchant, who came TO purchase goods 10 be
sold in his own country,
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pROVISIONS-PROvISIONS-Kauslledb bv
L fss sea surpvssd BY aoas .lssS ss.st sis.sS,.!s
ies ab.km q Wi open . ths ssSiis On tsis1sss
c. nssi m dor s' q lss ~ 81 u: s.:s :s'S " I %
Wareh' A1ic
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A Ki.s Rssnius ~as tho .s,lsesias."

ing = recent FIRE, says Governor kekuAnAoa's
prompt arrival with forty assistants, each with
bucket, also aided In checking tho flames -
Besides the governor, his majesty the King and
Prince Lot were both on the ground, and both
honor TO their noble conduct.
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Tbs Now Orleans Cresceut publishes the fol-
lowing statistics, taken from official sources,
On the Progrsss Of railroads for ten years With
IN the states now claiming TO bs tho Southern
Coafedsracy":
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The aeuthern HaG.

The flag finally adopted by the Montgr mery
Congress 10 made rs represented below. Three
stripsa the first red, the next white, and the
third red. In the extreme left hand corner Of
the flag. At the top, On . blue srcand, are sevsn
white stars In Q circle -
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nnlU /. U, lni1 in .e1, n. IN 10 -,
Nm Il 0AAes. Lbs iaIS0 6,9i
A. o.s 900 p:s ,o! nils A. ,hsS' sc capital iav'ss'

~ e!5,000 Pel Mlls shows capital invsstsd
On thsss statsmssts the Crsseeal remarks
Thsss tables show the prsaps the southsru
ststss have,msds In construed Ia railroads with
in the last ten vears and thg exhibit 10 . very
gratifying ono. II appears that within that
period we have invested over two hundred mil
lions Of dellars In railroads, and that We nov
havs nearly eleven thousand miles Of railroad
In opsratiou, against only about two thousand
in 1851
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Tho Work sf . Cessu ,,

Ono hundred years ago there was not . sin
gle white man in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, or
Illinois Territories. Then, what II now the
most aou1ishing part In America, was ~ little
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OFFICIAL.AND I1EaAI..
COUNTY CLERKS oYrICx.

COUNTY CLERKS oHYICK-
.su, .ss. s.ss r. s G:s !: ~ 4: 81 q. 3 q 4 :.
sl. s:a ds :s !: sn: 4 "a 4 4! ss e S s, -
''S,s - = ioS ~ 5 J.s.. e y = .r d. o.
GU - i.ls' 4 II -. j''s. .s.''-.. o'.''.
oTss s-eesE iss iss f,ti. Jsrss '..a Tor osars s
a Tss Ps.sl. Z. R ~ fsst Jurs" sssh s's ssss'ssr
Xyi..I q 4 dIssa Jus. sos oo,st q Orc s.A
a s.n;a 8; q z org s.s:s, ~ ..as, q $50 rs'a
A1b1.e ~ JOHN CLANCY, OaGk.
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE Re-
~ eefvod By the school ofhc9v Il the 19th Ward, a
ne ooe Of s Clssh o. tAe Besr4 q ndnsasieo, scg.
q Grand snh Nm arssss, until Wsdnss1ay M 9eeh
q % ws ssAes HSss a. 4 T e. a.: W.
."n Il ths sf;es q Tie Saperintsndsst of Ssheoi
Buildinss Of ths Board Of Education, No, ~ Crosby
SfFeet Proposals should b. sddresss1 School 81.
noen oi lhs 9Th Wara.- and should BE- accompanied
With tks names Of two responsble apd spprcy:d sure
tiss T6 ooatI act wiu be AwAs6ad. cthsr thinss 10
ins egasl 70 ths loYes responsibls biddes ods9ies
sass1E0y surstiss though the seaooi ,tnoer. a the
Ward reserve The right 70 ree any 81 81 the sfc-
Dossl ssesd,i deemed for the public LltsruA 10 do
q y6ANSs yy66,iN Y fkck6As' kSsb. o.mm,,..,.
sIso,u sDAvm .. JACxSOp
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0ROCERIE0.
AT THE CHEAPksT STORE

"A N THS wdsIn aSnA
a. 1le3dse vorsA a Esossiss = siass, s isss, SoaI
These arc fasts % widsS ssussnSs -. sti DIV
ne FL ans roo shs ~ = 'siI,asd hat A: b iSs
Iroyi.ieoa Consul tyoar esn la{ssssA, ~ ~ ven
rood i'SS sa 20, or..u~sEEs EEs0aHH J ~ 4 1ds
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roeAl I stasss &. ,STS

Al e75, 900 par mile, shows an incrsase q
capital In ten years Of es7, ,<fk 900.
In ssven southsrn statss which havs noS
PAsssd Asu Of sscsssion, the progress 10 20 fol-
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In REMOTE DIsrRICr or CAHApA 4 fsw
deep snow, and easily butchsrsd BY hunters.
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Bssapsrts .. dc Rupture s( ths A.ssioa.
UniSa.

Al Rsst.r 1eNa vbso RovxrAvrv thu
IT., Caa''I % S.,a,r-in.d ontd..I .T.a
TuS ScnSul nso 9e.e.i.nea suuuoniy 70 oner
Louisiana 70 tne mted otatss, ratnef than
nave that colony fall into the hands OF the
English, who, AZ he said, would be sure to take
Il during the war already imminent, he said to
BARRu Dr AAanoI. vbom be dirsrtad IN ma
s.o,,.,s -. ~. .,,p;.s, ,i,h ~ ne a,n !" ,sIe ~
a.. NJ In1S9sroC sI,s.S. =, p.si. Ia
~ ss ~ L' = aaay AZ ana
mr. oSoh e.Pec'ea very son TernsPs
anal that the Americans may got to be too
strong for Europe In tho course OF two or three
centuries. But my forecast docs not deal with
s,ch remots DANCER. Re.;d.s VA ,n.y iook
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

SS~e words, or lsa. one dsv % 80 ~ dsrs,
49, nr.s dsys, ~; stz dayA q ~. A ~
ns ,nsde, s,m. yriss ~sh dsS -
hoeshly aevwtesnssss q fuss 10. NJ
ls ooavepteDoe II ths cfhoe, Nfa a,
nons. Adysrtseuersa received wnsN 10 osrec~s r.
Tsb ss>sh1iaspsxA n aMrsay eiossA a, 0~,,asv
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DOSE HILL SAVINGS He1K, CORNER
~ Of lA,h q. snd sth ave-. eysd ~ frea 1 z
pc.it. frum 10 osSts 70 SSS6S rossysd fntssssi Il
~. rate q bRsr cent Win % .io.sd On sqS. IN e Soss
April viii draw Interest from ths 1st. RICHARD n.
BOIL sect'y. mh1b, ,S<sc'fso
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nND.
WHITE.

Bl.BE.
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THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.
Il CORNER Sd AVE. b s6xh sr.
CHARTRRHD lecA

allowed On ii I'm CES f1sm oas ,msES d1si y one so
sand dollArs
WILL DRkw ISTnRnsT IRON A0IL 1sr.
Bank open S-ily from 10 u g. also cd Monday, Wsd-
nssaAy aud .turday syenlass from 70 3 se.sloeh.
9. 8. cHILDs, see.y mhiS Sz.s'iSs
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sISEwNa MACHINES Is
81 TO RHNr AND roR SALE In
al l. n. Sinsss 4 Us's 10. II
FL Al reduoed nate& Instrustion given. IL
Parties accommodated at ,hs
sl NY, SEWING MACHINE EMPORIUM. II
&lmhlb s<ss'18S 80 Rrnadvay, oar Brasns 4. l3
SlEAM POWER TO LET-TwO ENTIRE
y Fioora. O6IsA wall Mshasd viii Window %
three eides 70 let With stean power; Apply - w. p.
PALAER, cn the prenissss % Columbia 't ps,.ss
DOOMS TO LET-SECOHD FLOOR or
lNthe sosy hrisk dwelling 90 Csan0 4 lpsuirs
In the sfhss 81 tAs Irca oa1s WafA q st q narrsy
4, Il oollsss plaza. u.76ks
QOOMs no LET-BUSINKS0 ROOMs
N 70 ~ q 90 Fuiseu 4, c.rpsr q Ryder! Alley |;
arss Gle. sundins, szsslisuA hsAA sAsaP rens g ~
ITO GROCERS - HOUSE TO LET Or
l. for s,b-A v~y dAsirabis hosss, s.itabls fsr .
sool family grocery, esrnsr Of Ainslss and Lotme
= Apply & 4. tARDWHiI- 81 orsnll Wl
l-1.o4s-'
WAGON MAKKRy SHOP TO LET AT
w nneisvsea. Bsrea %, n >, I. sssi a:ashess:
~ =: :: - : - 90 Z -.
aAvUNEa RANKA
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UOoD MANCE ,.i -y.fJ,o., Gr s,. Of hss
s.qess Il 4, s 9,,.,I 4.
ssiy q n Ahassls q. ssd now u % A,isst.s I, sD
y ths market BrooElyn, tahes thia oypc5to nty 70
IL "a On secc1nt x t5s bard timsS he h.s made
90 rsdsssor trsa bis issn.s yyt.s ~ h,s H. tSs q
~ ss.s =, ~ sT fZfiiGxS DAY q \.
iB-EsI sad Bssvs 4sl., Coth. Piaah. and Pan
~ tume, ,s6s. Good, IA, q equally iow priss.
''''' JXHS LiHS fxRsisA
tIe ST. opposta the Marriott.
Itj % pposits Wyctoa proot;
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Virginia..

The Convention Of Virginia has adopted a Sc
ccssion ordinance. 1t is to be referred to the
people, but it is by no means certain that the
act of the Convention will not be ratified at the
oalot-box. There will be trouble in getting
western Virginia out Of the Union, but the
State, as State, will doubtless 60.
Virginia has had, till recently proud place
in American history. The record of her great
names shines as brightly as that of any State.
She has given birth to heroes and patriots and
sages. Her soil holds the ashes of the most H.
lusrious champions of American Liberty
Mount Vernon yet hollis the consccratcd dust
of Washington. In the pleasant retreat OF
Monticello, jefferson still sleeps. Patrick Hen
ry IS burning words. give me Liberty or give
me DEATH live, and will ever live in her hsto
ny Yorktown, of glorious memory, is within
her limits. Her pride, her glory, her famo arc
indissolubIy linked with the American Flag
and the American Union.
But Virginia has had a later history. She has
fallen among thieves and traitors. Mason, Hun
ter, Wise, the coward Pryor. the thief and
traitor Floyd, are Row her pride and boast
With these traitors for leaders, she is rapidly
doing all in her power to accomplish her own
ruin. Her glory has departed. Shehreeds Slaves
for the Southern market. She will lose that mar
kot unless she goes with the traitors. How will
thu reason look in history beside jefferson s
Declaration Of Independence? She threw off
the yoke of England because a'' Christian King'
had forced upon her the D." inhuman traffic ~ in
men and women. She now leaves the American
Union lest she should lose traffic in human
flesh, thousand ti,nes more hdeous in it's moral
aspect than that known to her early history.
If Virginia chooses her place among tho trail
tors, she should, at Last, repudiatc her former
patriotism, and give up her illustrious dead
If she will but give us back her dead heroes.
Henry, and Lee, and Harrison, and JEFF rson
and greatest and lest of all, Washington, she
may take her living traitors, Wise, and Pryor,
and Floyd, and make with them her bed of
shame with Southern rebels.
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instant the current poured full and strong
through every vein. At the lghtnings touch,
the slumberipg patriotism of the North sprang
to its feet. The halt, the blind, the lame, the
paralytic, were at once made sound and whole.
Fort Sumter the outpost, is indeed lost, but
the citadel Of Freedom Is savel. \ hundred
thousand men are ready to-day to march to
Washington, and follow wherever the glorious
old Flag leads the way. This Country never
saw such an uprising before. The Southern
storm that first burst over Sumtcr will soon be
met by Northern blast that viii sweep it from
the face Of the sky
Thus far Treason has had its way unrebuked
save by the earnest expostuation Of Il bleeding
patriotism. Now the Giant has arisen and
shaken himself, and is going forth 10 battle.
The day Of reckoning has come. The next page
in the account is opened. Who doubts how the
balance will there stand?
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MAI. ANDERSON AT NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON QUIET.
New YORK, April 18th.

NEW IOKk, ApTll lOtu.
The Government will consider as pirates all
persons acting under Davis privateering proc
lama tion
a special dispatch to the Times states au-
thoritatiycly that Major Anderson implicitly
obeyed instructions at Fort Sumter.
The Tncs prints an extract from letter
dated Milton, Fla, twenty miles from Pensa-
cola, llth April, which states that 10000 men
were before Fort Pickcns, and determined to at
tack it that night
\ postscript to the letter at 6 o'clock in tho
evening, says there has been heavy cannonading
fer tie past four hours at Pensacola.
Reports from Virginia last night, state that it
Is impossible TO pass secession ordinance, and
that vote had been taken, showing majority
against it.
Col. Ellsworth is organizing n Zouaye Regi
ment of eight hundred picked men from the
Fire Department, exclusively.
The fromcn of Brooklyn are also forming a
Regiment.
The sixth Regiment Of Mass volunteers ar
rived here at 8 O'Clock this morning There
was great enthusiasm Oh the route last night
and also in this city, where they arrived this
morning.
BALTIMORE April 18TH
Capt. Parsons of Norfolk reports that the
main entrance to the harbor Of Norfok hos
been Distracted by order of Gov. Ictcber. bv
sinking small boats, and he was compelled 70 o.
over the flats.
The object is to prevent the Government YES
seis from leaving as ordered
This action of Gov. Letcher will not deter
tie r. spaulding from reaching Fort Monroe
US the place where the boats arc sunk ia ,horo
that point
The Norfolk Custom House has also been
broken into and quantity of goods storea
there taken out
Inc Revenue Cutter has also been boarded and
TIC guns seized. George Loval, NAVY Acont
las resigned '''''
NEW YORK, April IS, lis, Pm.
'''''' ANDERSON has landed on the Battery
WASHINGTON, April 18th.
washington Is in comparatively quiet sta te
today. '''''0
Ten Scott and the Secretary Of War sro NAB
ing clspoSitlon OF expected forces for defence of
TIC Capital. N' VI
NO troops have arrived yet, and tt, Govern.
menu mas decided to send troops by water,
Shero there is any likelihood of troub,o w;th
Virginia or Maryland. "
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A DAILY FREEMAN

Will be published at this office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to he
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
the morning in season for the morning mails.
Each edition will contain the latest telegraphic
news tc TIE time of going to press.
The Terms will be,
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mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office.
$500 per year, or 81 % for three months, to
village subscrbers-papcr delivered at their
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Advertisements inserted On reasonable terms.
Orders are solicited. G. W. WILLARD.
~ The regular village subscribers to the
DAILY FREgMAM will be served with the Evening
OF Morning Edition of the paper, as they pre-
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favor by signifying their choice at this Office >
Those taking one edition at the subscription
price can procure the ether at the Office for one
cent per copy.
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a messenger has been sent from here, to -day,
in Pursuance of dispatch received from Gen.
II. Il. Baxter, to summon Ctpi Tie, c!
Marshfeld, and Capt. Mower, Of Calais, to
meet him at Burlington tomorrow evening.
The EorRTu REGIMENT REApY.-Col GEORGE
}. Stannard of the Fourth Regiment, which !,
made up of the Ransom Guards, OF St Adams
Howard Guards, of Darlington, Green Noun
tain Guards, Of Swanton, and the Green Noun
tain Rifles, of Fletcher, has notified Gen. Bax
ter that his Regiment stand ready to serve tbei
Country at twelve hours notice.
At the drill meeting of the Ransom Guards
on Monday evening. much enthusiasm prevail.
ed, and unanimous willingness was expressed
to 20 to the aid of orr Country whenever called
on.-@. Adams ,Messenger.
The Vermont Regiment which has been called
tor immediate service. is to rendezvous at q is
place, according to official order.--Burhn gton
Times.
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FROM OUR MORNING EDITION.
TO THE FREEMAl
W ASuINGTOS.

w .suINGTON, Aprl iih.
Gen. Scott expresses anxiety for more 'oiun
taors to hasten to Washington. A T0'hor'
which is credited at the War Department. says
that Fort Pickons has been attacked.
1t is reported that Virginia has a!"pt'u
secession ordnance, only eleven voting against
It. but it will have to be ratified by the people
The Convention will demand possession OF the
forts and navy yards.
There is an excitement in Alexandria, occa-
stoned by the report that Roger A. Pryor had
been seen there. If found, the Federal officers
will take charge of him, The Cabinet is IN
session. Trouble s expected at Norfolk. 1T IS
believed that the secessionists Of Virginia wall
make an attempt to seize the Federal property
in that State Immediately.
New YORK, April II.
The seventh Regiment have been ordered to
Washington, and leave on Friday, with !nl!
camp eq"ipago.
Ohio sends so 900 men.
New York, April It, 8 p. NJ.
A mob has just gone down Wall Street to
the Office of the Journ1 of Commerce, to en-
force mob law, or have an American flag hung
out. The Erpress and Day Book complied I'M
der The same terms.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-18

REINFORCEMENT OF PickENs .-Reliable INTEL
gence has been received here, giving assurance
of the reinforcement of Fort Plckens. That
fort IS now in condition, if properly supported
by the ships of war, to make successful de.
tense, even against the large army which in
vest It, The sociable terms which have rec ent
ly existed between some of the officers of both
forces have excited much remark and some nm
prehension that, in case Of collision, there
might be detection. Events there will he
watched with increased interest from this fact
lie ls time that notice was served on the besieg
ing army that no further works would be nor
mitted bearing upon Fort Pickens Major An
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CHARLESTON, April II. The Federal fleet
stopped three vessels from coming in last night,
one with the Spanish flag, one with the British
and the other with the American flag. They
were detained short time and then allowed to-,
proceed. The fleet is determined to Interfere
with no more Gntil orders arc received from
Washington.
Troops continue to pour in from all part o
the State. Half disciplined as many of them
are they have to undergo rigid drills. 1t is
estimated that the number of troops In the city
will reach 10000. Three regiments are en-
camped at the race course, and two at Pixies
vile, three miles beyond. Gen. Beaurcgard is
very active strengthening every position lie
has offers of regiments from Alabama and Geor-
gla, but the South Carolinians are so eager to
serve that he declines any other aid He saws
he can get 80 900 men from this State.
AT Columbia every man from sixteen to sixty
Is under arms. Ten companies from the Safe
capital are here, and more want to come.
1t is thought by good authority here that
there ls no doubt tie British Government will
recognize Southern independence at an early
day. The saline is true of France.
Steamer Isabel has just come in, and hrines
information that the Federal fleet has weighed
anchor and sailed in company with the Baltic
tor Now York. The latter has Major Ander
son ard command on board