, 1861-04-26
SEIZURE or FORT SMITH.
.ASMIW GTON CITY
ALL QUIET AT CAIRO.
THE GOVERNOR or KENTUCKY PRO.
POSES PEACE.
NEW YORK,

New YoRE. April 25.-The Associated Press
has reliabic tnfofir etion, just received, that
the New York :6sb, 7th, E2th and list regi-
menta, have safsiy arrived at Washington,
and are now gnartered ut the Navy Yard in
that city
General Wool has received information that
two private steamers were fitted out at Nor
folk before Virziuk. seeded. One has SIM
gle riaed gun, and the other four large guns
Colonel May has rendered bis services to Gov
Morgan.
Co!. Stevens, millionaire Of New Jersey,
has s!gnif1ed his intention to equip . regiment
for service
Leslie Combs hss telegraped from Frank
fort, Kentucky, saying that Crittenden is ab-
sent, asking: "Can We get arms and money for
eelf-defenee in the Union :" Gen. Wool sent
the dispatch to the President.
The gunboat Pocahontas arrived at Wash
iugton On Monday nigh, with 120 marines and
$50 soldiers,
Among recent designations arc, Commander
McB alr, Lieut. uants Bennett and Winder OF
the National Observatory, Lieutenants Brooke,
Powell, Lewis, and Linnus, Of the Navy, and
Col johnson, Quartermaster General Of the
Tie Empire City arrived to day from Texas,
bringing SIG infantry and 217 cavalry, under
comm8nd Of Maj. Shepherd. The gunboat
Mohawk wss at Havana for supplies, and is to
sail in day or two for Texas.
Zonaves took solsmn oath to support the
flag and march through Baltimore. The steam
CT Empire City, from Texas, arrived here this
morning.
NEW .fonK, April 25.-Colt's and sharpe's
armories are both vorking night and day for
Connecticut, the General Government, Ohio,
and other Northern States. Not an arm Is
sold to any one without the fullest assurance
that they arc for the loyal States. It wonld
be impossible to arm the regiments ROW
forming without sending to Europe, were 1t
not for these armories. They are turning out
Bome 400 arms per day. -
NEW YORK, April 25.-Thc steamer Kill
Van Kul1, chartered by the Government, has
q full cargo of provisions, so horses, railroad
spikes, croW bars, g., for repairing railroads.
The schooner Commerce, from York riv-
er, brough. the crews Of several small crafts
aeized BY the rebels,
ALBAsY, April 25.--Governer Morgan will
regiments Of volunteers, making the full COM
plement Of thirty thousand.
NEW YoRK, Apr4. 25.-Capt. Andrew Tai
cott, of t1s United 9tates Typographical En-
gineers, native Of Connecticut, has gone to
Richmond to s1peEintend the manufacture Of
arms to be used by the Government. ~
The Union Committee hare purchased 16
volunteers.
Engraved plates for bonds and bank notes
for the Confederate States, have been seized
In two Bank Note engraving establishments
in Wall street, to-day.
The steamship Kedar has been chartered by
Government, also the steamer Champion.
4 correspondent Of the Commercial -4dtr4-
tissr had arrived from Charleston On Saturday.
Gen BeaureEard had not then started, but It
was rumored that $500 hundred troops would
leave that night to msreh on the Capital.
:Citizans OF Wilmington, n. C., bad seized
the steamer Georgia.
The Baltic, Columbia, Harriet Lane and
Cuyler were seen in the Chesapeake. 1t is
stated that the sloop Sunshine was fred into
off Yorktown, and in carrying sail to escape,
caps'zed. Schooner Alice Ellis was seized.
Advices from Norfolk etate that Captains
Rodgers and White we're prisoners IN the
hands Of the authorities
The Delaware, Columbus, Plymouth and
United States, were only partinlly burned. OF
these, however, the Plymouth Is the only ona
that can be Of service to the rebels, and TO get
to sea will have to pass the guns OF Fort Mon
roe running the risk Of being sunk.