New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-27
TIE LATEST DISPATCHES.
TROOPS IN WASHINGTON, &c.
HARmsBgRG, Friday, April 20, 1861.

Official adylcas received lo-niglt from Washington
show shat 1890 Northern troops eneredtbe city before
i O'Clock yesterday There was an abundance OF pro-
vieions following.
Perfect security IL felt relative % defense
The Keystone State escorted by the Pawnee. passed
up the Potomac without molestation, reached Wash
ngion Wednesday night, landed go marines and
slors and lef; on Wednesday night, destination un-
Known. No attempt was made 70 interrupt her pro-
gIc.B
One Of tIe arrivals here tonight is that of native
Of Virginia formerly an officer in the Federal House
Of Repres,n atyes. lie ia Drmocras OF the Brecbin-
ridge SCHOOL and brought the tile deeds Of his estate
with him. He expects bis property, which is worth
80 900, 70 be coniiscated.
lie reports that every man is compelled TO serve or
leave.
1Ee BQitmore Ancgieaa Of THE morning says that
Wellington is represented 10 be quiet, and now that
reenfjrements freely arriving tho fears Of the
people of an attack are abatng Great numbers,
however are leaving the city, and coming toward
Baltimore. The road j, lined with vehicles of all de-
scrpions, iIled with people, trunks and furniture.
4 large number Of men are under arms, bnt they are
mostly on duty at various parts Of the cry, 20
that but few are seen on The Avenue. ossua visitor
would suppose that nothing unusual was Janspring al
Ihe fejorai capital.
From gentleman who left Annapolis yesterday
morning we learn that here had been great increase
in the number OF troops landed Wednesday and yesler-
d,r. The incosuro of the Naval Academy Is literally
filled with them. The privstes were Tot generally
allowed 70 enter the city, but the officers We're moving
about in every direction and making purchases 20 -uch
IN extent M % cause quite brisk business among Tie
suopkecpers.
They were also purchasing horses and vehicles, and
paying large prices )r tuem. Horses not w''ip fioO
had been so,d there ~ high III $50 and 500. Our
Informant f2ii that there was scarcely horse leif
within ok miles vi thsr.ly.
By intrmat.o u lie ned from those WHO accompanied
tl- train, u woulo appear that reenioIoemenis are
rapidly being thrown mo Washington. One tram
which pa.ssd he junction sad 10 have contained
81 men. Up 70 no latest arrivals, 5000 troops had
passed t, .unc rn going toward the capital, and 500
more were on the mach bstSe, n Annapolis and The
Junction. lcayirl ESQ az Annapolis.
II t ,ad ,hat ihc Government has in rse On .be road
c.lo- ears rlan those ssiled at Na-hng'on end ~
Anur8- and !. r. sr, posed the cars have been trans
po-,3 from ,ha Philadelphia road By .he steamer
Maryland. now plying regularity te.He,n ihe o-sq",-
atups ard Annapolis.
There Is hut lite evidence Of illfeeinr on lie PAT
o. Doc inhabitants along he line Of road toward the
tg01ns Muny incidents related as showing their
-,oi aroe Of everything calculated b offend. or IN any
way lcsgass.ng on prISa'e rights.
The so-..ers were buying freely Of the Inhabitants,
and striking bargains for poultry and spliog chickens,
and paving whatever pice asked. lnone in7'ance
squad Of New-YorLcrs, being boun;iully entertained
with albntial MARY and fare at tie nominal price OF
O. qusrcr bead they p-id their host 81 sllar each
ma Of their appreciation Of tie quantity and quality
81 the faro. We learn from AleNsndra that t IL M
usual, quiet and he town is bristhug with bayon
aud cannon and the churches all occupied by troop
from o., surrounding county.
P-cparationz were making for the erection Of
battery Al the White House Fishery, near Mount
Vernon. It was rimoed no Sever, thai GOV. Lc;cLor
ba- refused allow any interruption Of Jiie navigation
Of .he Potomac by the Government
r., United Sat. steamer Pawuec vas cruising M
and down the river to watch the movements OF Viz
pipa aud To convoy any vessels that might appear
win tro5ps on board
DeGlit, Information has been received here, we
l.lrn through reliable source, that GOV. Lct.hcr has
iss.si ils,c,ion3 "a Gen. Hooper directing thai The
oopsou the Border act the defensive and make no
aggressive movement, either against the Federal
lr,e- or 70 aid Maryland.
f. j. understood thai Is soon IN the Government Las
accomplished it, presen, designs in transporting snti
Gent rryuiorccmeus 10 " abingdon which Vii PsoJ4
bis be by the end OF the week. that the gegur tra' 81
between ibis city AM the capital will be resumed.