Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-04-11
It was rumored that Austria intended

 aggressions against Piedmont, but the ru- nor was pronounced false
 Cn1cAoo, April 8.-126 fugitive slaves left last night for Canada. It is estimated that over one thousand fugitives, princi pally from Illinois, have passed through here into Canada since Saturday, and large numbers are reported on the way.
 NEW YoEK, April 8.-The steamship Illinois took 2000 barrels assorted stores, 300 cases of muskets-two parks of artil lerv-a large number of qua carriages, and large quantity of ammuniti3n, with S70,- 900 in specie She sails to-nouow.
 INDEPENDENCE, Mo- April S.-Sante Fe mail 25th arrived. Fort Marcy has not been taken. Peace has been made with the Navajoes.
 NEW ORLEANS, April 8.--A private tele- gram from Fort Jackson says, war steamer disguised passed the mouth of the Mississippi yesterday afternoon and came within reach of the guns of that Fort. She reconnoitered till morning and then proceeded to sea.
 HARRISBURG, PA, April S.-dov. Cur tin will recommend the legislature to-mor- TOW to appropriate 550o0o0 for the pur- chase of munitions of war, thinking it the duty of the State to assist the federal go- vernment.
 NEW YORK, April S-The steamship Harriet Lane has sailed for the South.
 MEMPHIS, April 9.-Cotton active-sales 300 bales-prices firm.
 NEW ORLEANS, April S.-Cotton market quiet--sales 2,800 bales at 12a@l3c- Flour quiet.
 NEW YORK. April S--Cotton market to-day less frmness, caused by steamers news-sales TOO bales at l25@l24 Flour declined 5c.
 NEW YORK, April Craftsmanship Persia from Liverpool 30th ult., arrived to-day.
 Lord Palmerston in addressing his con stituents hoped that the American difficult ties would be peacefully adjusted.
 RICHMOND, VA, April 9.-In the conven- tion yesterday, Messrs. Scott and Treadway, conservatives, declared that if the Presi- dent sresponse proves unfavorable they will go for secession. Preston's resolution was adopted; Wise voting against it..
 WASHINGTON, April 9.-Seward de- clined to receive the southern commission CTS officially yesterday. He said the policy of the government is peaceful, but that it will act on the defensive if attacked. Pre- cautionary measures are being taken to secure the safety of the capital.
 Great anxiety exists here for the recep- | .. T r
 NORFOLK, VA., April 9.-Thc Pawnee sails south to-day with sealed orders It is reported that she had landed two hun dred and fifty troops at Fort Monroe.
 HARTFORD, April 9.-At the municipal election in this city yesterday the demo- crats elected their entire ticket by five hundred majority.
 NEW YORK, April 9.-Col. Sumnerand Capt. Briton have been ordered to the Pacific.
 NEW YORK, April 9--No troops were landed from the Broolly ct Fort Pickens.
 NEW ORLEANS, April 9.-The news of the appearance of war vessels off Charles ton harbor, produced an unusual excite meat here. Gen. Bragg has telegraphed here from Pensacola for 1900 additional troops. Two more companies of troops of Zouaves arc about leaving for Pensacola.
 HAnRIsDURG, PA, April 9-Gov. Curtin says Lincoln wrote him he had information of design to attack Washington
 NEW YORK, April 9.-Several merchants here have protested again paying duties under the new tariff unless revenue laws are enforced throughout the whole country.
 ATcHINsoN, Mo-, April 9.-Lam and Pomeroy have received certificates of elec- tion as Senators from Kansas. MEMPHIS, April 10.-Cotton, demand less active-sales 325 bales-prics un- changed.
 NEW ORLEANS, April 9.-SaIes cotton 1900 at l29@13c.
 NEW YORK, April 9.--Cotton market dull-prices lower-sales 1,20O bales.