Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
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Highly Important News.
The RGr Feeling in the New EnglGnd Statss--
General Beayegard Recommends the Re.
moral Of Women and Ohilfren from Wash
iNgtOn By Saturday. The Nsw York
ZOudVes Take Solentn Oath 10 Support
he Flag and March through Baltimors-
Excitement in the Southern PSovision
Aarket-The Kentucky Legislature 10, be
Immediately COnVened-ArriVal Of Troops
at WdshiEgton-The SecessiOnists Capture
1000 Arms at Fayetteville (N. o. Arsenal.
PRoviDEEoE, r. l., April 24.-The second
DIVISION OF the Rhode Island regiment un-
| der command Of Colonel Pittman, sailed for
! New York this afternoon. They numbered
about 200 men, and carry the flag which the
Rhodelsland regiment bore through the bat
ties Of the Revolution.
HAvRE DE-GRAoE, April 4.-The passeu-
ger train from the Camden station, which
| left for Washington on the 2lst, when near.
lpg the Relay House, We're informedat athat a
train from Washington had been taken pos
session OF near Annapolis junction, and had
been impressed into the Government ser.
vice. 1t was supposed for the purpose of
carrying the troops to Washington.
For the election in Baltimore there had
been no other ticket but Southern Rights
nominated. 40
IL was thought that the navigation of the
| Chesapeake and Ohio Canal would be stop
| ped, on account of the apprehension that the
| cargoes would be seized.
AUGUSTA, Me-, April 24.-The Legisla
ture will adjourn to morrow, after passing
an act TO raise ten regiments of volunteers,
| and aPpropriating $l,000,000. An act was
| passed to provide for q coast. guard, and ap-
| propriatiDg 100000. Also an act making
| the entire militia of the State available by
| draft.
Also, a resolution authorizing loan of
| 81 100000, and an act authorizing the en-
| piOy ment OF females as nurses in the army.
Six thousand men will have been enlisted
| by Saturday. The free use of railroads and
steamboats, are being offered for the convey
ance of troops, and cities and towns are
voting money by thousands of dollars to
equip soldiers, and make provisions for their
| families.
PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-Beauregard was
in Richmond yesterday. He sent note to
Lincoln recommending the removal Of
women and children from Washington be-
fore Saturday. -,
The Commissary Department is now fully
prepared to issue 10000 cooked rations
daily. .t '.
NEW YoRK, April 25.-Wilson's regiment
| of Zouaves took a solemn oath to support
| the flag and march through Baltimore.
| The steamer Empire City, from Texas, ar
rived here this morning.
LoUIsvILbE, KY, April 25-The pork
market is excited. A leading merchant
complains that he can not get provisions
from Cincinnati nor telegraphic dispatches
through explaining the reasons.
i The Nashville papers contain the speech
of John Bell, yesterday, advocating strong
military league of all the Southern States
against common invading foe.
Governor Magofiin, to morrow, will issue
a proclamation calling the Legislature to-
gether on the 9Th of May. v,. E
NEw 0RLEANs, April 25.-The Davis
Guards, of Louisville, arrived here this
morning, and were enthusiastically received
Ten companies of citizen soldiers have
volunteered TO go to Virginia. .0
NEw YORK, April 25-Colts and Sharp
atIDories are both working night and day fol
Connecticut the General Government, Ohio
and other Northern States Not an arm is
sold 10 any one without the fullest assurance
that they are for the loyal States. -..
1t would be impossible to arm the regi.
ments now forming without sending to Eu-
| rope, were it not Tor these armories. They
are turning out some 400 arms per day. :
EBw YORK, April 25.-The Associated
Press have reliable information, Just re.
ceiHed, that the New York Sixth, Seventh
Twelfth, and SeveRty.tr Regiments have
safely arrived at Washington, and are now
quarteIed at the Navy-yard in that city.
General Wool has received information
that two privateer steamers were fitted ou
at Norfolk before Virginia seeded. On,
bas single riAed guns, and the other fou
large guns.
Colonel May has rendered his services Il
Governor Morgan.
Colonel Stevens, a millionaire of Jersey
has signifed his intention to equip q reRi
ment for service.
Leslie Combs has telegraphed from Frank.
fort Ky, saying that Crittenden is absent
aid asking if he can get arms and money fol
self defense in the Union. General Woo
sent the dispatch to the President.
1t is stated that 1000 stand Of arms were
captured by the Secessionists, in taking Fay.
etteyille IN. C.) Arsenal The Adiutant
General of North Carolina calls for $4,000
troops.
Tie gun.boat POeGhontas arrived at Wash
iDgton on Monday night, with l20 marines
and $50 soldiers.
Among recent resignst' 'ons are Commands
McBlair, of the navy Lieutenants Bennett
and Winder, of the National Observatory
Lieutenants Brooke, Powell, Lewis AM
Summons, of the navy, and Colonel Johnson
Quarter. master General of the Army.
The Empire City arrived to-day, from
Texas, bringing BIG infantry and 277eavalry
under command of Major Shepard. Tn
gun. boat Aohatok was at Havana for sup
plies, to sail in day or two for Texas.
ALBANY, N. Y, April 25-The Governo
will issue proclamation calling for twenty
| nf Il
full complement 10000.
HARRISBURG, PENNA., April 25.-Tw,
Massachusetts men, fleeing from Thomas
vile, N. O., arrived here this morning, vi
Carlisle. Last Monday morning, 800 Soutl
Caroiinians passed Thomasville, on thei
way North. All along their route North
troops were getting in the cars, and the,
heard them talk freely, saying their dssdna
tion was a Southern camp, twenty.fV
miles south of Washington, on Aeuia Greek
The men left Baltimore via the Baltimor
and Ohio Railroad, and could not get on
any other way. -
4 They passed Harper's Ferry, and saw
number OF troops there. They judge 3,o0C
PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-An arrival fror
Annapolis reports that five additional regi
ments had arrived there, with the SappeE
and Miners, and corps of Flying Artiller
and twelve pieces.
% New YoRK, April 25.-The steamer XII
/ VGHkull, chartered by the Government, Ia
afnll cargo OF provisions, fifty horses, raj