New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-27
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Dispatches.

Amy Number of Lying Abolition
Dispatches.
| tBY THE SOUTHWESTERN AND AMERICAN 11srsl
Position of Troops in Virginia.
PETERSBURG, April 26.--The Express says that
10000 men are at Richmond +: 1900 at Harper's
! Ferry and $500 at Norfolk.
It is stated that President Davis will not issue
! letters of Inarque until the meeting of the Con.
| federate Congress.
Arrival of Troops in Washington.
PENRYsvILLE, April 26.-Two thousand troops
| IN all had arrived in Washington.
Senator johnson Mobbed in Lynchburg.
NEW YORK. April Ex-senator johnson. Of Ten.
nessee, was mobbed at Lynenburg on Sunday,
| while enroute to his home. He denied the send.
ing of message that Tennessee should furnish her
| quota of men to the Federal Government.
Newspaper Suspension.
| New YORK, April 26.-The Washington States
ana Union newspaper a thorough Southern paper,
| has suspended publication, apprehendipg violence
| from the Black Republicans.
Volunteer Troops in Delaware
| WILMINGTON, April 2G.-The son of u. s. Sen
ator Bayard took the oath of allegiance to-day for
| raising company OF troops.
Seizure Of Breadstuffs in Georgetown.
GEORGETOWN, April 26.-FIour, to the amount of
25tO0 barrels has been seized here by order Of the
| Government.
| The Various Sentiments in Maryland.
| New YORK, April 26.-Advces say that Frede-
| rick, Washington and Allegheny counties, Mary
| land, are strongly for the Union and threaten to
rebel against the State if the State accedes to the
| demand Of the secessionists.
| The sece5sionsts at Pennington, Delaware,
| number 5000, though there are three Union voun-
| teer companies there.
Expectation Of Flour Prohibited.
Gov. Letcher prohibits the expectation of -four
| to Northern cities.
Arrival Of More Troops at Annapolis.
| The fifth part of the Seventh Massachusetts
| Regiment, company of infantry, one of light
artillery and rifle battalion, have arrived at
| Annapolis without being molested.
Pennsylvania Volunteers.
| HARRISBURG, April 25.-Thrty nine thousand
Pennsylvanians have responded to the call for vol
unteers, $4,000 of which have been accepted
! John Sherman, member of the United States
Senate, IS serving as private in the Ohio military
Large numbers of fleeing Baltmoreans have ar
| rived in New York and Pennsylvania.
General Beauregard in Charleston.
PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-A gentleman who left
Charleston on Thursday, says that Gen. Beaure
gard was there experimenting the repairs of Fort
Sumter, anticipating an attack from the North on
Charleston.
The same informant says there was no move
| ment of troops Northward.
Troops to Defend the Union.
| WILMINGTON, DEL, April 26.-The Governor of
| Delaware has issued his call for troops to defend
| the Union.
Maryland Legislature.
PHILApELrHIA, April 26.-lt is believed the
| Maryland Legislature cannot assemble a quorum
| at Frederick on Friday.
| Seizure of Vessels by Fort Monroe.
| PHILADELPHIA, April 2G.-Fort Monroe stopped
tug and schooner and seized their cargo contain
itar etn fnpV f,,lI
! tilery battery.
Washington Safe.
HARRISBURG April 26.-Gen. Scott says Washing
ton is safe against present attacks.
Concentration of Troops at Norfolk.
RICHMOND, April 26.-6000 volunteers are ready
for service; 25,oOO will be here by the close of the
| week.
The steamer Jamestown has been fitted out as
| war steamer
| schooner, laden with wheat for Massachusetts,
has been ized here.
| It.is rumored that the troops at Harper's Ferry
| have been ordered away-it is supposed near the
| Capital
Conservatism in Baltimore.
| BALTIMORE, April 2G.-The Sun indicates con-
| servative feeling growing out in Maryland. It
favors the calling of State Convention, and denies
the right of the Legislature to pass secession or
dnance.
| Peace Prospects Hopeful.
| PHILADELrHIA, April ga private letter says
Baltimore is quiet and troops are passing from An
| napolis to Washington without interruption.
A conservative sentiment predominates and the
| prospects of peace are more hopeful
| The commander of Fort Caswell, at the mouth of
Cape Fear river, will not permit any vessels to pass
| the fort.
Military Appropriation in Buffalo.
BUFFALO, April 26.-Money to the amount of
| $40, goo has been raised for military purposes.
The Potomac Strongly Fortified.
| New YORK. ADril 2b,-Ihe DOt Df the sfea mo
Baltic says the Potomac is strongly fortified on
both sides, but thinks communication has been
| forced
The steamer Maryland arrived at Apuapolis
| Thursday with naval officers, men and guns.
| Tie lights on Capes Henry and Charles are ex-
tinguished and the Light Ship has been removed
| from the mouth of the Potomac
| The Columbia officer fear that the Pawnee has
been captured by the Secessionists.
Movements of War Vessels.
| New YoRK, Aprl 26.-The steamer Yankee with
| guns, left port to-day with sealed orders.
| The frgate Constitution sailed from Annapolis
with mdshpmen of the Naval Academy.
| The Keystone reports that no armaments are
| along the Potomac nor cannon the banks of the
| river, as has been reported.
The Cumberland and other vessels are at Fort
| Monroe.
Proclamation Of Gov, Brown Of Georgia.
| MILLEDGEvILLE, April 26.-Governor Brown has
| issued his proclamation, which will appear in a
debts to Northern creditors till the end of hostiitiea
and directing The payment of money into the State
| Treasury, to be refunded with interest at the end
| of the to depositors.
Affairs in St. Louis.
| ST. LOUIS, April 26.-22 600 stand of arms and
ammunition have been sent to Springfield, Ills, to
arm Illinois troops.
All the powder in Latin, Smith and Bore's pow.
der magazine has been purchased by Missouri, to
prevent its expected seizure.
5000 volunteers are now in the arsenal, under
| Lncoln's requistion.
| Two Germans were arrested to-, day, charged
with attempting to burn railroad bridges to preveu;
the concentration of troops from the interior of the
State.
kennett Mackenzie is dead.
Richmond Full of Soldiers.
RICHMOND, April ga proposition is making
for peace, from Washington, through third parties
The resignation of Judges Taney, Campbell ant
! Wayne is believed here.
This city is full of troops. Several more regi
ments are expected tomorrow, including a Soutl
Carolina regiment, which will probably be ordered
to Harper's Ferry.
Il The Trouble at Baltimore.
i HARRISBURG, April 25.-Passengers who hav,
arrived from Baltimore represent matters there a
being quiet. 81
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