Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15


I Fort Sumter, which will be turned over BIZ
Mai. Anderson TO the Confederate States.
u Is now reported that Mai. Anderson ami
MS command will proceed to New York In
the steamer Isabel
!.4TER.-Slai. Anderson and bis men
VIII leave Tonight Gt IL o'clock, in the
isteamer Isabel, for New York.
The war fleet is still outside the scene.
When Anderson and his men took for
mai leave of Fort Sumter, it was thrill
ling and impressive one.
T. -----l-Ss
WASHINGTON, April l4.LThc President
will 10 morrow issue proclamation call
Jug tor tue militia to the aggregate Of rs
QUO men, for service against the seeded
States, md to cause the lava to be duly
executed. The first service will probably
be to repossess the forts, places and uro-
perry which have been seized. The bro
4 clalnatton also convenes a special session
OF Congress on the 3th of July.
Tue War Department is busy, to-day, in
the preparation Of tue details, to be com.
mpnieatsdto The State authorities.
! Az additional number of Federal troons
/, I aErtyed to-day, by special trHil.
Z WAsnISGr0N, April l3.-In NIr. Lincoln,s
reply to the Virginia Commissioners amor
expressing bis regret that the public mind
IS still uncertain AS to his cause, and re-
Affirming the policy marked ont in his
Inaugural Address, says:
Dut 1t as It now appears to be true in
!; the pursuit of purpose to drive the n
I s. authorities from these places. an nDpro-
/ yoked assault has been made upon Sinner
I shall hold myself at liberty to repossess.
Et cam like places which had been seized
4 before the government devolved uDop.
me and inisny event I-shau to the best
1 0F = tntIffaF
! ~ proves true that Sumter has been as
sanItett. as g ortRd, :. shall lsri,a, n
cause the u S. mails 70 be Withdfawi, from
! MI tue STATES which claim TO haze ss,.sy isll
believing that tie CONNIE ncetnentsSiS ,,FiS al
! war against the government justi6tS ~.
lProoably demands it. Whatever else
mny DO for the purpose, shall not attcmDt
| to collect the duties aud Imports by nnv
armed invasion of any part of the country.
not land force ii deemed necessary tn
relieve fort on the border of the country
! WAsHtS1roN, April l4.-Etforts are stiIl
! making to concentrate Il formidable mill
| tary force in and around WASHING ton tn
Oe prepared for all emergencies. Infor-
/ nation continues to be received from nri-
vate sources of secret plots in various To-
cations in Maryland and Virginia, having
IN view the seizure of public property and
even the persons of the highest officers of
the government; though these accounts re
NOT generally credited, they appear to be
oelieIed in official quarters, and hence The
/ precautionary measures. At all events,
they are considered necessary, no ono
showing what turn affairs may take
curing tue prevailing excitement The
! guard at the public departments was large
1 " Increased last night. All the roads and
/ avenues leading Unto sWasl,iuoton orc
closely watched, and arrangements made
70 promptly concentrate the military force
at my given point
There Is the greatest anxiety everywhere
20 20 near from the South, and groups arc
| discussing the news ind its further effects
on the country.
Information from what is deemed relia-
pie sources, WAS received last night. to tho
effect that the secessionists of Dcinware
whose headquarters are reported TO be in
! Virginia, were about to make a sudden az
tack On Fort Delaware, forwhich tIiey were
/ preparing Inst month. Immediate stan-
were taken blythe Secretary of War 10
prevent the consummation of this plot.
| The National Volunteers, last night.
passed resolutions severely denouncing
the military operations the government.
ana N.ll .expreSaing symnathy with the seces-
sioltsts. L is said that these volunteers
are several hundred strong.
TUE PREsTDEST's PRouLAYATioy
WHEREAS, the laws of the United Stutesi
have been for some time past aud are now
! opposed, and the Execution thereof ol,-
stturted in the States of South CSFolins
GeorgiH, Alabama, Florida, Mtssissinpi'
iLoutsiana, and Texas, by combinations too
powerful TO be suppressed by the ordinary
course OF judicial proceedings or BIZ the
powers ty vested IN the Marshais by Law,
Nov therefore I, ABRAHAN LrScoLy.
PRESIDENT of the United States. in viftue
OF tue power nme vested by the consti-
tuition and the laws, have Thought fit To
Sall forth, and l do hereby call forth the
militia OF the several Suites of tile Union
70 tue aggregate number of seventy-iiye
thousand, in order to suppress the said
combinations and cause lie laws IN he
duly executed. H4fi fFf5 =,
;, ne details for this object will be immc-
diately communicated TO the State author.
mes through the War Department.
appeal 70 all loyal citizens 70 favor.
| iaciitate and aid this effort 10 maintain
Tue honor, the Integrity and the existence
OF our National Union and the perpetufty
! OF the popular government and 70 redress
me wrongs already long enough endured.
Qeen II proper to say that the iirst SER
vice assigned TO the force hereby called
/ forth, VIII probably be to teposses the
Iortss places. and property, which have
oeen seized from tho Union, and in eyeFy
event the utmost care will be observed
epnsistent with the objects aforesaid to
avoid any devastation, any destructiod OF
! oF iale rselrSe with property or any dis
41FbNnee of peaceful citizens ia. INV mart
OF the country. and hereby P,IFl1api,,i ti,s,