, 1861-05-16


From theYseat Of War.
WASHINGTON, Mays15th.-Gen. Buffers Bal |
timors Proclamntii,4 has been emphaticaly
anTroyed by G:n. 8cStt.
Il is probable that Maraha1 Kzne, Of Baltt- |
more, viii shortly baarrested.
4 spy has been caRured, having DISPATCHES
ts Wine ~ psnss rss n1r sn
Itis understood that Government Is fRl1y !
prep1red to protect tas Union men Of North: |
ern Virginia, 7h+Te i*s assiEtancs Is invited. 1
Especial to the Eosnme1cia1 Ad.5rt.ser.]
WASa1s1os, Ny l5sh:-doneInn5nt - na;9 IT b. -.
It il said Wlnsue 4ll b. sent to Annapolis
for trial Waat diaEoAition Government Will
make Of bis case, Ia Emstter of cor lecture.
Cor. Hicks rapolt lteaye Maryland regiments
will be ready next seak for Federal service,
1t is again ronnorsd tha: 'iEgt5Ia con I'm.
BALTIMORE, May 1ii:h-I. Is reported teet
.of seven sse4na5fs VIII. troops, Is coming up
the river. ~:
stssm sa e Z ;Ae aS
'05 rae sfi 1ys;td. aSd:s wsshxon dispatch report.
all telagrapnic commHIlcatioa south Of Wash-
in ton suspended, the Secession1sts having
removed sl the wfrss. A new company has
BE- u organized, embracing al the Southern
lines. = -"
Tas Cabinet held *.1neetirg to day.
Trains on tha oldAkh edn1e will be renewed
Thnrsday, between tMNshington and tht North
Toe E ;ropean neKs IL Highly aatiRfsctory
to the Gover1maht1S'
WASHINGTON, Nay 14-J. G. Vaughan has
been sppointed Military stors keeper at Fort
Lsaven worth, and other changes Of civil oti-
Fort Rfl-y.
IDlspttch to the New York Hera1d1
Tho President tak*.s the deepest interest;in
the desperate struggle now going on In Ten
neesee betxeen the 8eceastontsts and Union
men. Measures ars In Con empla'ion fer the
enpport OF the gsll4nt .Andtew Johneon and
trieuds In their devoted Efforts for the Union.
Massachusetts, regiments have been purpcsa-
IL selected for opening the way to Federal
troops through Maryland, in order to render
the humiliation OF the 8ecessioniets the greater.
The triumphant Ee-entf4nce Of the xth regi-
meat proved pill Of t1desc1ihahle bitterness
to the Blood Tubs.
It is altogether improbable that demon
stration against HlrpHr's Ferry will be under
| taken from either Psnnsylvania or Maryland,
| without simultaneous advance OF stEoEg
| corps from this city to some point between
!
from Southern Virginia.
Tne PaWnee 10 increasing her armament, a.
though she WAS expecting a. early brush with
the rsbe1A at Alexandria Two more he&vY
| da5lyrens were mo4uted on ner to-day.
| Tns Secretary OF War announced last night
| to ths President that Gen. Siekles offered bis
brigade, 5000, strong.to the Government for
the whois war, fully armed AMI equlpped, and
| ready Ior auy tervifs. This Presideny said it
m7at be accepted immediately. The sacreta-
n has accepted it
| S5nator Pom2roy of Kanfaa hts satisfied the
l War Department thAt several officials 1T Forts
Lsavea wnrth and Riley are open sypathizers
with the Southern rEbels. 4 thorough ii clear
ius uas already been:ordered.
l.; PARTIES ftom NersAern Missouri, now here,
as urging Government to station an aTmy in
that part OF rha country.
the,ue1 battling ~ecapiea By the New jersey
troops prev .ous to thsir going iato camp, No
officer Of the Government knew anything of
it, or how or wnen:it came there.
a ktg Of powder has also been discovered
In one Of The bssement ROOMS OF the Patent
IOffi.a which had not been used for some saue-
Tue powder seemed to havs been there for
some tune, and is aearly worthless Orders
have been issued for strict search Of all pub.
: lie buildings and q more stringent gna1d OF
them.
It ia said great discomfort prevails amone
|
bloody row occurred day or two since, II
winch one OF more OF the Kentucky valuo
teera Of blaaton D1ncau's tQuad were killed
and others wounded. Following this was I
threat by Duncan to. disband bus squad sud
reatn lad1spa1aon p Is expxszsed By vrssnian. tn.
Gov. Ls.cher, BY; by, precsshstiun, has pro
hibited the exportaHan Of 81 kinds OF pIQSis
ions from Virginia f6f any purpose.
Before Saturday night, according to The cal
culation 0. the War Departments, 50 900 mel
:, | Will be concentrated at Washington, Baltimor'
> | and Aupoplis.
Tha Ho1lds Washington dispatch says twt
}gent1smen connec;ed With Southern telegraph
: lines, aud furnished with ,passesby Gov. Pick
! ers, have arrived, aua confirm all the report
. about military preparations in Marylsnd an
! | Virginia BeauraSs1n had not been IN Rich
g mond. The prevailing eeatiment Is that an a.
i tack must ard will be msde Oh Washington.
is thought Dlvis would take the field on th
border 10 soon rs the military preparation
Are completed. Gen. Lee Ia chief commando
of forces in Va Guy. Letoher has prohibite
military authorities from giving passes to pc
a sons to leave the State.
i /: From Maryland. :.
t BALr1xoRE, May 15-Gov* Hicks has Issue
l proclamation In answer to the President
:, eltzsus Of Mary1snd to volunteer their serv
ces to the extent Of four regin ants for thre
Q months to serve within the limits of Mary1au
or for the defencs Of the CspItal, sub hiect 10th
ord:rs OF the Coumander-in-Chlsf Of Il
> United States.
:, Gov. Hicks replies to Mayor Brownie chara
y that he authorized the destruction OF Il
F. bridges. He denies the charge sud says: j.
> the Mayors Communication and Accompap.
ing certificates have Induced any person
!, | doubt my true position iu the premises,
8 spsctfnuy ask suspension Of Judgment nui
: sufficient time bs afforded me- to collect Il
j. necessary proof, s1d show, rs shall be ab
to do. taaf the burning Of bridges, &e, We
$ all part Of conspiracy against the Cover
= meIt"
The city IL q7let Members Of the Macs
n | chusetts and New York regiments are stro
9, ing through the streets, wholly unsrmed, &c
ID ersl1y in coupl.s, ha7iug full COL t1aence in
kunors ara aa;at that Gen. Butler Ill ma
ea another test to-day Of those In high noaltio
EtuIa.
70 WHEELING, Va May 16 There Is fhe gYe
IL est enthusiasm here In favor of making Y
~ gtnta separate State. Such au ex1iteme
at has never basn known here. Tha feeling
" general and determined against the southe
10 Confederacy.
!a- Thsre are not less than two thousand ia
Is flying, one With thirty 70 stars for the Ata
1e Of Westerly rginlA =
III Nothing epscial af Importance OCCURRED
en the Convention this mcF1ing. The re2u!
20 business was Carl6le's motion OF last nte]
"a to re- commit tbs report OF the Committee
p. State and Federal R21atioaa.
"a Mr. Wiley Of Aonopgalia, finished !
pr. speech, opposing the motion and adyocsti
20 the adoption Of tbs report Of the commits
re Hs was folaEed kg w. Elaaatry at Mass
'as who aha opposed III. Carlials's proposiu
Y. y. at this time. =.
Ae Froo1 naifinsore.
%. BALTIMORE, Mss 15-Fif.J member OF
ea- MAry.aod q lard lett last nizht Tor AArPt
81, Ferry, takiog their arms. Wennus has b'
or sent under guard to F >rt McA
on Winans was to-day nominated for Congr
70 at an informal meeting Of friends
ne BALT1MoRs, My 15-4en. Cadaallad
wi; h three Regiments, arrived to day. Tns
not being room on Federal Hill, taeJ encat
I'd near Fort M.Hanry. /: IL reported t.
arc Gan Batter returns to Aunaposfs Tne y
led gtuians at Harpsr's Ferry nasuceessfolly
In tsmpted 70 blow ~ eulvsrt neaf FFederi
IIs Illinois State Loan.
mi. ErarsoFrBLD. Ill, May 15.-The STATE Jsss,
the eays: "Hon. Wn. Butler, State Treasu
e.. who went to New York afser the sdfon1nm
nra of the Legislature, On business Of the St
i've returned on Saturday evening. He rep.
lem that the blsnk bonds for the State Loan
hs ready by the 24sh. The feeling in !
York in references to the two million loa1
excellent, and the probability Is that It vii
~. readily negotiated Ii such Quantities as
,s- Sate may desire.
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