Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-30
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8g telegraph.
LOUISVILLE, April 29.-The Lessees of th,
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pers to place the following permanently a
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kind of news.
From Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, April 30, A. M-The river is
falling with feet 10 inches water in the ca
nal.
The. Louisville & Nashville RAILROAD ad-
vertises that no more through freight will be
received until further notice
From Cairo.
CAIRO, April ga passenger from Mem
phis reports a secret meeting of volunteers
Saturday night, at which a purpose was hint
ed of marching forthwith on Cairo, cut the
levee, and attack the troops.
a passenger from New Orleans reports
drilling all along the road up to Jackson,
Tennessee.
From Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-Gen. Scott, in
answering Gen. Harper's statement that Vir-
ginia would never suffer an attack on Wash
ington from her soil, said he would DE happy
to have it confirmed; but he would not ad-
wise the Government to desist from its
presentcourse in providing for its safety.
HARRISBURG, April 29.-Special messen-
gers are en- route for Ohio, Indiana and Illi-
nois with dispatches. The war enthusiasm
is undated. The new requisition for troops
causes general rejoicing.
PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-Efforts are ma
king at Washington for the appointment of
Cassius NJ. Clay and Nathaniel P. Banks Ma
jor-Generals in the army.
HARRISBURG, April 2s.-Gov Curtin's
message says Pennsylvania will open a route
TO Washington. He recommends a stay law
and an appropriation of from three to five
millions.
A requisition has been received for twenty
one additional regiments.
The Governor recommends reserve of
10000 men.
G. ]. Ingersoll has invited the living ex-
Presidents to arbitrate between the sections.
From Illinois.
CHICAGO, April 2S.-In view of the events
at st. Louis, regiment was sent yesterday
from Springfield to occupy Alton, Illinois.
From Maryland.
ANNAPOLIS, April 2S.-An aggregate of
$4,000 troops have arrived. 5000 more are
expected tonight.
The brig Perry has been stationed at the
entrance of the harbor, and park OF artille-
ry on the right shore.
General Butler says muskets are guarding
every rail between Annapolis and Washing
ton.
The Superintendent of the road has been
arrested for taking up the rails.
The Maryland Legislature is discussing a
proposal to adjourn to Annapolis. 1t will
not pass secession ordinance, but will arm
the State.
Baltimore and Washington are quiet.
FREDERICK, Nd. April Ex-senator Ma
son being serenaded, said a reconstruction of
the Union was impossible, and Virginia
sympathized with Maryland. Reverdy John
son has letter from Lincoln saying Mary
land should agree to an.armistice of so days.
Virginia has united with the Southern Con-
tederacy.
PERRYvTLLE, MD, April 29.-LArER.-
Senator Mason has not been arrested as re-
ported; other parties were arrested for ex-
animation. The steamer Adeline reports
that the Harriet Lane was fired into off Point
Comfort and brought to. but was afterwards
released.
From New York.
New YORK, April 2S.-Savannah adviees
report several vessels awaiting privateer
commissions and recruits are pouring in to
join in the attack on Washington.
The schooner Howell Cobb landed troops
and two cannon at Fort Carroll below Bal
timore.
1t is reported that heavy firing was beard
Friday afternoon in the direction of Fort
Monroe.
1t is reported that Gov. Leteher says be
will not permit Confederate troops to attack
Washington; that Virginia troops will con-
fine operation to the defence of the soil of
Virginia from Northern aggression, and tells
the troops coming to Richmond to remain at
home till their services are required.
ALBANY, April 2S.-It is understood that
John A. Dix will be appointed Major Gene
raj of the New York forces.
New YORK, April 29.-The Constitution
has arrived with $50 Midshipmen from the
Naval Academy.
The Underwriters are fitting out an armed
steamer for coast guard.
1t is reported that none but secession flags
are flying at Frederick, Nd, and that Sc
cession ordinance will be submitted to the
people. Ellsworth's Fire Zouaves left this
afternoon,
The steamer Arabia has arrived. Cotton
Sales of the week 6S,600 bales, of which
spectators took Is 500 bales, and exporters
5 500 bales; advanced 1-16as on best quail
ties, which are scarce, the market closing
firm; Orleans Fair 81; Middling GIG.
New YORK, April 29.-Ellsworthy's Zou-
ayes leave to-day.
From kansas.
"a DENVER, April 25.-Serious apprehensions
are felt for Indian difficulties. Troops have
been sent from Fort Wise. The Union feel
ing is almost unanimous. The military ex-
press to the New Mexico Forts has been dis
continued.
From Missouri.
INDEPENDENCE, April 29.-San Juan min
ing reports are glowing. Crittenden's Com
mand has gone South after the Apaches.
ST.. LOUIS, April 29.--The river is swelling.
The Illinois and Missouri is falling. The
upper Mississippi is rising.
CoLUxBUs, April 29.-71,0 900 volunteers
have offered their services 10 Gov. Dennison-
From Virginia.
RICHMOND, April 29.-Gov. Letcher orders
the return of the seized vessels except the
Jamestown and Yorktown.
The Wilmington, N. c., Journal says the
Charlotte Mint has been taken.
Troops are continually passing through
rom the South.
Gen. Bonham and Staff have arrived.
Gov. Ellis has called for $4,000 volunteers
nes;d "a the militia and all organized CORDS to