The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-15

! The Treasury has now ample means in specie
; for all necessities.
They had this morning, between two and
three millions Of dollars in the vaults. There
are offers Of loan to any extent, already exceed
ing S5.oO0,O00, nearly all at par.
Gen. Harvey is acting with Gen. Butler at
: Relay House.
The frigate Majors IS destined for blockading
I Charleston. N- .t ~,
II Last night nj ety four OF the Maryland
) Guards were arrested by the Massachusetts
Picket Guard Tor attempting to ESCAPE to Vir-
ginia to join the secession iorces. They will
be dealt with as traitors.
i Gen. Beauregard, with Russell, Of the Lon
don Times, had arrived at Montgomery on the
9TH inst. .Eis1 ,ssL - EFL
The Government has just boen put in pos
session OF important information in regard 10
the movements and operation Of the rebel ar
my. Their exact motive has not transpired,
but the Government is taking advantage OF It,
ard will be ready in three or four days to meet
the Con ederate forces at every point. ,s7
II appears that large torces is now marching
from the South for Harper's Ferry, and from
thence will attempt to force their way into
ffe nSylvapia. .-g s---s .-.,-
Their object is to draw off a portion OF the
forces concentrating at Washington ard attack
them at both points, ... s,.}f-.gI as
! The Government is in possession of very i'm
Iportant Information from reliable sources, has
ing agents in every southern. State, and are full
: ly posted in regard to all movements. ...
Wigall, in letter to friend in Washington
City, says, in great confidence, the Confederate
army will capture Washington, Lincoln and his
Cabinet, unless they leave before the middle o.
: June. Essays they have nearly 100000 well
armed troops, and in less than two weeks will
be on the way to Washington, and expect to
winter in Philadelphia.
The Worlds correspondence says. Business
at Alexandria is suspended. Virginia flag fly.
ing on Custom House, and about 400 Virginia
troops in the city and ready to leave as soon as
the Federal troops appeared, having done SO
twice on false alarms''
New YoRK, May lO.-The Herald's New
: Orleans dispatch Of the 9Th says that Texas
troops mad left Victoria to intercept Col Reeves
: command, 600strong above San Antonio, Capt
: Lees company, 9th infantry, surrendered al
San Antopio, Col Waite, successor to Gen
: Twiggs, is prisoner of war. The Belgian Con-
sui has den:ed the statement that he had made
arrangements with the Confederate States to
supply them with arms from Belgium. The
Channel at the entrance OF Pensacola is obstruc.
ted by sunken vessels to prevent the entrance
Of war vessels. .-.. ..-. ..... ~
ANNAPOLIS, May 10.--At middight last nigh,
a squad OF about fifty mounted insurgents filed
on the picket guard at Camp Butler, across the
Severn river. The guard returned the fire
About twenty shots were exchanged.
ANNAPOLIS, May 10.-A steamer arrived
from Fort Monroe reports the capture ofsevera
prises. On board OF one was found an ex Lieu
tenant in the United States Navy.
BALTIMORE, May 1O.--The celebrated steam
gun and three men were captured while going
to Harper's Ferry to day, One of the men was
Dickinson, the inventor. They were sent tC
4 Annapolis "...s ..
) A special correspondent at Fredericksburg,
says that the Wesnern train was stopped ter
miles West Of Fredricksburgby the commander
Of the Virginia troops at that place, and subject
West ward bonnd trains. The Virgnians num-
ber 400, and are strongly posteb.
A train of Western cars with lot Of horses
and 100 beeve<, hound to Baltimore, was cap
tured at Harpel's Ferry.
i
HARRISBURG, May 1O.-Troops from New
York city will hereafter pass through this place
arriving by the East Jersey road, and going tc
81 BALTIMORE over the Northern Central r. r
= They can reach Washington quicker and cheaper
. than by the Annapolis route
/ Application has been made by private parties
: Of the E,stern States to Gov, Curtin, 20 permi
bodies Of armed free blacks TO pass through
= Pennsylvania They met unconditional re lusa
and great satisfaction is expressed here at th
Governors decision. Their applications wer
to arouse the slaves or the Southern States Il
e rebellion. 7' ''-' '@
HARRrsBuRGH May THE Governor has re
ceived dispatch from the Secretary Of war t
. provide quarters for large number OF additiona
troops.
REvoLvERs Col Jones writes to the Soldier
il AID Association Of Lowell: "Spend no money OF
ErevolveIs, al! the men are weaker with thai
i without them, as any army officer will explain
I to you. DO not send them to any but commits
stoned officers"
: Boston, May 1.-The officers Of the 1st Reg
a ment, which has been IN quarters several day
! waiting marching orders, on hearing oithe OF
9 fetal orders from the War Department that nj
!, more troops would be excepted under three yea
: enlistment, waited on Gov. Andrews this after
II noon in body, offered their services togethe
Z with the Regiment for the full term
g 1a From the Milwaukee Daily News.
: a Rev. NEr. VAN Dyke.
4 Our readers will recollect sermon which w