The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-29
rup REVOLUTION IN MARYLAND.
>.,u,,ry Preparatiens-lnciden The Mn
Y,iana Legislature. &C.. &c.
r-o,, the Baltimore sun, of Friday last, we
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From, the Baltimore sun, OF FRIDAY tast, we |
amy the following
rHR cIvy YESTERDAY.
,..,lv Yesterday morning the people gathered |
-. ..reets and after satisfying themselves |
nat there was no probability 81 an tmmeoiate
- on Baltimore by the Federai FORCES,
- their attention towards virginia ana
va Son,h The intelligence OF the ARRIVAL OF
"a" ro-rernents from the South for Norfolk and
,I,.rir{a was much spoken of, and appeared
stye great satisfaction. At the several vol
- - arnnories the enrolment was pushed
lin ;he usual vtgor, and the volunteers
ss,,cd anxious 10 perfect themselves III the
Iii a. rapidly as possible. Additions we're
Gi. . 10 the company from Frederick, and
r. cor,nanv is now large and efficient.
MORE FiEIp PIECES.
o- Tuesday afternoon Lieut. Maionev,
Is a sonad OF twenty men. went 10 Carroll
49, Al a point near the Pennsy ivana line,
- s.airh Of some cannon SAID TO be there. He
~ S..as.d in finding two pieces, besides some
suv rifles, which Were taken possession Of
SO OF the people in the neighborhood At
- yniuntesr red 10 bring the cannon TO the
i. and reached here with them at a late
- on Wednesday night. They were de-
1os,,oA in Holiday street near the office OF
~. Marshal OF Police, and will be I'm te-
~ r3ounted tor effective service.
MILITARY ORDERS.
4so Trimble yesterday issued an order APP
,'niIng Col. Bliss to the command of the
Rooms at the Calvert station, and no will
IKE such steps as he may deem necessary TO
nar,rct the organization and discipline OF his
ram.nAnd. All commanders of ununlformed
o,ruautes are required 70 make their reports
N hin and all communications to headquar-
mast be- made through him 10 receive at
taution Col. Bliss, IL Will be remembered,
va, the Adjutant General, and most etfi-
r,sot officer At Camp Baltimore" in 1s+0.-
EsIsa graduate of West Point, but long since
lei! The service.
kgAoRIEs OF TRB VOLUNTEERS.
The armories of the volunteers yesterday
presented a lively aspect Throughout the
whole day the men were drilled III squads,
.uc many of them are already prepared 10
take the field. should necessity require it,
Efficient members of the uniformed compa-
ME. have rendered their aid and regularly
conduct the drills. Many of them are sup
Piled with arms, and guard is kept cons tant-
" on the alert.
PROVISIONS.
Several OF the leading houses in provl-
SONS have made a careful inquiry III relation
10 the stock O. salt provisions in the city, and
have concluded that there is an ample supply
for four months. The dealers have not ad-
vanced the prices, which Will be gratifying
Intelligence IN this time of pecuniary oppres-
son among the people.
RUNORRD BLOCKADE.
Yesterday morning, there were rumors that
shin of war was coming into the mouth OF
the Patapsco 10 blockade the haroor- That,
d
came up towards Fort McHenry, and after
short comm nncation left. That was sup
posed 10 be the cause OF the rumor of the
blockade.
WEAPONS RRADY.
SIX furniture car loads of pixies, manufac-
;nrrd AT the works Of the Messls. Niuans,
were last evening removed TO the City Hall,
"a be- in readiness for service The order Is for
7R1.
CONDITION or CoLs. BRUSH AND sTBrART.
These TWO military gentlemen, injured by
the acc dental discharge of fire arms, both
improving. Coi Brush has so far recovered
from his wound that he hopes to be able to re-
surue the command OF his regiment (the 53i) in
4 few days.
THE CRY LAST NIGHT.
There was some excitement in the city last
night, prod need by rumor which had gained
currency ihat the difficulties between the
United States and the Confederate States were
about TO De settled without blood. There was
No probability OF such result, and IL became
understood that such a thing could not be
without the action of the Congress of both
Considerations, neither OF which is in session
The night quiet, and by midnight the
city taG retired 10 rest.
Tu8 WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
II was announced Yesterday morning that
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, through the
permission OF Gen. Scott. would run train
OF cars 20 Washington and back, for the con-
yoyance of the mails and for the accommoda-
=
TWO ct.as Accordingly a train was got in
readiness about noon at the Camden station,
and large number of persons purchased
tickets for Washington. They wers mostly
those who had been turned back in the train
OF Wednesday, and many having families in
Washing ton were anxious 10 reach there to
look after their safety. There was also an i'm
menBs amount Of mail matter sent of from
the po.t-ofiice including the back mails of the
several newspapers of the city. The train
started at q quarter to clock yesterday AT
ternoon, under the charge OF Conductor
Shawacra, and proceeded on without in ter
ruptlon to Jessop. Cut, near the Annapoh.
JUNCTION, when Federal soldiers were found
lining the road IL every point, and II was
deemed best not 10 proceed lest the train
should BE- seized. The engine was reversed
and tho train run back 10 this city, reaching
here early last evening, and bringing both
passengers and mails. Several of tle passen-
CORA left the train al the point OF Interrupt
ton, and would attempt to reach Washington
by some means.
ARREST oP cIrILggs os MARYLAND.
Yesterday three reEpec table residents at tn:
Annapolis Junction, Messrs. Robert Bruce
Benjamin Bgg. ana jeremiah kuen, were ar
Posted and placed under guard by the com
nlAnder of the troops at the junction, on tbs
catT-t OF being par ties 10 the destruction o.
purions of tho Annapolis Railroad track
10 arrests were made on the oath of a boy
belonging to of the companies. The
rests CAUSED deep Indignation amor the resi-
dents OF the vicinity, and TO avoid Il collision
mr. hichaet Bannon applied 10 the comman
DER Tor their release. After considerable par
ley this was done.
Mora troops were expected to arrive at the
Junction last night from Annapolis.
TgB ANNAPOLIS RAILROAD.
The torn-up portion of the road is being re
laid by the troops as they march up the tracl
to tho Junction. Railroad iron is carried
along 10 replace the rails that have been takeI
up and carried entirely off. Machinists anG
NofhLnen Also accompany them.
military depot viii probably be estab
Isbed st the Junction.
PREPARATIONS IN MARYLAND.
The citizens of the Eastern Shore are appre
hensiys that they viii be subject TO nara udins
expeditions from fanatics OF the North an(
are therefore wisely taking measures for pro
teelioa The commissioners OF Talbot cunt,
lave appropriated S2o, 900 10 aim the people
aud similar appropriation has been recon
Eaended In Dorohss ter county. The citizens 0
cambridge have held meeting, AZ whiel
Jadge Spence presided, and adopted measure
70 fora q Home Hnard," TO act as a iaiiitar,
cult Court OF the county untit the prevailing
excitement subsidies. Prince Georges couniy
On the Western shore, has also made An ap
preparation OF 925 900.
The following is from the Baltimore Ameri
can: ~ f-
1ssrsrrTIoS OF THE BUSH RIVER BRIDGE b
PlRE.
We announced yesterday that workmel
were engaged in repairing Bush River bridge
with the intention OF opening mail comment
Gallon aud travel with Philadelphia. Tn
work was SO far completed as 10 promise tn
Passage OF trains over it to-day. During tn
past night, however, a party OF men hayin
saturated IL with camphene set 1t on fire, an
IN few minutes ii was in light blaz
throughout its entire length, nearly n mile
The ehnber being dry, II burnt with grea
fapldity, and when our informant left, tn
ran tiinhers We're all gone and the piles burn