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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-24
~ Tie 90, ernnr,
GaAm.s llsvss. Pdeois S,esfiary.

THg Wam-Aceopais frbm nearly 81 lie
Northern and Western States, anns1nes Tho
must active military preparations. and the
volunteering or ,'ailirg of isoap. To- barge
numbers Tor The southern etmpaign. The
aaslrat Charleston has ., Ideally Strengthen.
81 the belligefent feeling Of he Nefih. and
The samr eject has been produced By The
Proclamation of the President. especially
aiming bis political ahherents. Right ~
wrnng. fat wesl 90 fvr woe, The nation has
drilled into war. The results ui which can
not fail 10 be must Important, and We lear
most disasirau.. To- The interests ~ the whole
country, Nsrih aud South. The secession
Il meat III the sihsr sla,eholding States Will.
We fear, be one sf the earIiest results Of The
movement. in which Ease the strength ~ the
beIigerrnt parties vii be marty enough equal
10 ensure . proirseied war. unless mefriiUl
Providence shall provide way Of escape -
sdjastmsni Which We cannot st present fore.
see. and scarcely dare hope for.
n Y Jour. Con.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-24
nnl,ia Law j. he. -Iria. am,.. ih-r.e

Militia Law ~ ,her. -,rins times. rhrfsen.
u with prosprr ~ var. have ihauEhi iiai ihr
puhIitsian o. ,he rsw Militia Isu rasei ~ -,
session Il The Legislature might he u-efol u viii.
lhetsf,te. le fund in the la.t page ~ paper
The Orange Greys "A military company ].
forming ct Dofbsns 10 be called the Ofsb.e Grey,
Al meeting on Saturday much Enthusiasm Va. Dis.
tlsted An address was delivered " Paul G.. camer.
on, Esq. Who proposes give % The company son
- c,mprisd and their services rendered 70 he Cover
nor he liberal donaon u se hundred 5oIIA's. such
: The spii, Of P,lfio,i.m e.eryshefe prevailing
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-24

New York Troops : Il is reported lh,, The
Ith Nss Ysrk regiment. 1900 IN number, on lie way
% Washington. vas aopped ~ The NsylssJu on
Mondsy ssi, st Ihs bids. beyond Bsinase. sed msay
q them killed. the report says seven hsadrsi. Ths
rest we're forced 10 return.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-24
our poslilon.- I'VE ha,e 90, shaasel ooI

Our POslfl0n.-We have no, changed our npin-
ion as to the impocy Of secession measure Of re-
Dress or srcuiry To peculiar institution. nor u
tie value Of the Union the source ii ihe unrxam
Piled prosperity Of all partitions q our country, and the
glory IL The whole as well Of The South u The morrill,
East ami West But these questions have been thrown
into the back ground, and d.6ni'e posiP'ned il no,
altogether banishcd BY the events u he lat few days
The whole aspect af alTfs is changed. The pro-
camalon Of the President calling ior 5000 '"Is ior
the ayOweJ purpose 81 roerrns the ,ecs ed states into
Obedience L. Federal lIw Is agsrh,siI OF the "a.
sng difficulties which hls suced IL the whole
south a. one man 10 resistance bis usurpatfn. sd
war with al lis horrors j. upon We hid h"Ird n
cri.i. ike this, ih The conservative sPrli o. the
Nnrih would haze 10 a measure eh,~keJ the smbiliun
of the President but in tits dnpPinicd. The
Nnsihrrn Slatrs al 81 them. respond With great ahr-
riiy 10 the call e the Pft,lent and nnois are Assem-
bling 10 large nuubcrs. But there Is No drhcieLel ~
the atJvr Of the Suth and from every quarter We heat
II the gathering u roo- and tenders IT seise, wIi,h
assure u that there all IL 10 Lack u hans @ hc'
10 defend ourselves !, ever, point Aanh Caroiina. !.
course, siii cooperate earnestly With iiir SnnIhsm
states in oppo.iun 10 The enrtoschm.his 4 l.Hroln
But whether Se ,ball in the sauihsr C"hfsr'raey
permanently 1t the development Of future rsei'- deter
nine. In that particular oull nov Dip I'D Il
: watch aud vat"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-24
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AiIlsburuugb 9efurhsr.
Union, the CONSTITUTIONS and the Laws ~, Gus
dams Of our liberties
HILLSBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, April ~. 1861.

~ All persons indebted to this office for subsenp
ion to the Recorder, advertisements OF job work, ars
earnestly requested to call and settle their accounts
Our necessities compel TO make speedy collections
We desire that payments should be made voluntarily
and should very much regret the necessity Of resorins
10 coercion; but money must have, or we eanno
proceed with our business.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-24

William Bo~a, living leo o. ihsss miles from Town,
~ss found dead on sasjsy mornns lss. near he e,t
Issdoor u Ias.l Tuners iatn. lie bed been drink.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-24

n We are authorized 10 announce HENRY ".
MILLER, ESQ, as a Candidate for Congress IN this
District, subject to the action Of the Constitutional Un.
ion Party He will address The People wherever be
can do 50 consistently with his professional engage
ments.
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w We are ssthosirsi and fequs,sd 10 snnosnes
JOHN W. sILgR. q Chapel Hill. :. esndidsls. ios
the ofos Of Superior Court Clsfk 10 O,ssss county,
81 The sasuing Angus election.
April "a. ss-tde
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-24

~ We have beer requested % announce JoHN
N. ODElL as candidate far The nfire u Brisadirf
General IL the SIKH Brigade Of the Nnnh Caf'lmi
Militia The eer,,n viii take place On ,hs 2lIh int
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-24
FayeiievIIIe Arsenai.-we understand III

N"FNN"FH'N NfSttfsffs- " ""Is'''l'l" WI
the Uniisd slsies Arsspsl Fl Psyeisvifs sas taken
possession q By The Fayetteville military compsnis, On
MONDAY last. without ssy opposi,ion. There we're IL
ihs sr.ensl, Il = sid. some $1,000 mesks ~ lhs im.
proved construction several esabon. and consider.
be amount ofO,hs' property. III IN good coBdnisn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-24

r. Our iownanan. Io.ah Turner. N. E.q. len
he home yesterday morning. - jim or ffes y Pot
Macon. shsrr he sir-eis 20 fsm,n until ,,e meeting
Of the Legislature. a,al i,nser Il a,es,sy. Ia first
intention va. 70 60 TO fr casssIL hpi Ie,ramz that
Font Macon was threatened, he made that b, de.iina.
ton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-24
Troop. Mo,lny.-ras 4 ,arl'. ye., Ria-nr

Troops so,Ing.-The u ,tnr,'. Ne.t Riarmrn
Il Charlotte numbering tcieeen -rsrny al Eighty.
pissed iJan ~ Fid1y lat % Their say Il fpn We.
ron.
The Orange Guard. Of Hiii.l.araurh. snJ two com.
psnies from Salisbury. went down ~ ssiu,iay.
On Sandly at ? ,eh~k Eve ears. We Isatn. p,.-e
down, crowded with irop. from western r,unii.s
Fenn every quarter. i appear., our youn. men a .
ha.ienins.io guard aur cost
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-24

Godey's Lady's Book fsr May has been re-
ceiyed. Il IL good numbe, well illustrated with =
fine steel engraving, and The usual variety Of fashions
and other ornaments, ADD original music.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-24

RtsoIrtd, That whereas tbr Legislature
III. failed t. make ~, pi"ti.lnn. i,,r the mp
put n The Volunteer. nus called int" Ire
srtsicr ~ The State, ~. ne cillGrn. ~ ~
angr, now s..e'nblrl. w,li ialse ssihr~Ht
,um TO provide lsr al the Want. 81 nuf tom.
psns. the Orange Guards. and thrir fam.
dies. whilst absent ~ The sersie, Of The state.
10 compliance wiih tie ilh p.luii,a. the filosinE
dsesais. s,s sPPnieJ ny ihe essi la,n ., attend DE
tnssline 81 Nrrlrfn and IhatLaie.
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On motion, tho Chairman and Secretaries were aa
- ac NJ. III. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-27
INTERESTING FROM VIRGINIA.

The Petersburg Express Of Wednesday states on the day
ry.xiops sx brnarad ana ,,ent, ,on .r. r.osos oor
f'N' - e1 anu s"eh'y uools ~cro IasScu osci
Tie AanVle and Southsde railroads. Their destination
IN Richmond city The Superintendent os the Southsde
ps s,-o,, hoo e,s,aa ,h.. ~ 4. - .-, !. ,..,o,
a oon ,ranro ~ 80 a - - = Sw tlopaieu W w. @
srat,ons az @ y y e e ,sL Ioaa, a. -
y a., d c,nsa he ss, & "nHn I 10 eAp.o.s s. -
ooo ~ W rl W. s eaoa - nana ~ .
m oSn ,oos cor,s :. pua puss so 81 oan NV aa' p
80 IL = sop :. III 7voo - "a ,-
na ~ - oo ~ ~ ~ soa aoo lno nuhuei ~ No.
~ b @ - ~ ss -, - - w ~ s,as eiose ~ sno YVES
the,, =, ptond .I0l ,s 700 ino t au M
Hordav belonging 10 Williams Peters Co. The state
pays Tor them oG course.
ne following resolution adopted by the Virginia
State Convention Monday night ami he junction Of
secrecy removed in relation thereto:-
Resolved, That IL be earnestly rec )mmended 10 the
citizens Of the several counties Of this Commonwealth
10 promptly form and discipline companies OF volun-
teeIs OF their able boced men and 70 the County Courts
70 levy, or raise by ssuing bonds, sufficient amount
"a oley y coup ana an. slcn nesrs wen raisea:
70 ssue small notes to an eyten not so 400
IN GUMS OF TWO dollars dollar and fifty cents carry
ipg Interest
anGsner n cSmIapy % 81 oops, me Dray Uspt'
board ara roanoke RaIroad. = -
There are nov Two hundred and artv eoreia trooos nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-27
EIZURE OF VESSELS BY THE CONFEDE
RATE STATES AUTHORITIES.

We learn that 10 vesseis permitted 70 leave the
port Of Wilmington, y. c., and vessels losdng there
have been obliged TO discharge their cargoss. The
steamer North Carolina, Captain Powell Northern
with Northern crew, announced TO leave Saur-
day last, but was seized and obliged to UNLOAD The
North Carolina new iron steamer, ard part Of
her stock was held the south. II is thought sne viii
oe converted into a gunboat.
The propelers, the Potona; aud Georges Creek, OF
Cromwel's line, have beer seized al Baltimore.
Au Of the steamers of Aorgan's line, plying between
New Orleans and Galveston, have been seized BY the
oetsionlsts.
The propeller Florida has beer seized 1t Apaa-
chcoa and the Havana at New Orleans.
The commander OF Fort Caswel Rt the mouth of the
Cape Fear river North Carolina has raugei ais guns
al 10 prevent the passage OF any vessels
The schooner westover, Edridge, from Richmond, ar
rived at this port yesterday. After having come out
he river she Brought too by the steamer rowne and
aatc TO 20 back to City Point but Subsequently
leased by order Of the Governor
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THE FIFTH AND SEVENTH REGIMENTS OF
rsA
THE DFFEyCEs or THE CAPITAL.

frILaoELrHt, April 20, 1861.
The Hayre de 6race correspondent is entirely mistaken
In bis trighfu despatch. forwarded last night assert
ing that the Southern forces are hourly expected
on Georgetown Heights, and intend TO shell
Washington. In the arst place, Georgetown
Heights within the District oS Columbia, and are weii
covered with federal OF eurcent cahre TO con-
troll Arlington Heights, whero up to yesterday not Sc
cessonst had appeared The rst attempt made TO plant
cannon upon Arlington Heights, which are IN Viz
gina, snd within aheiling distance Of the Waite
Hsusc and Treasury buildings vii result the execution
Of general order from Gen. Scott, 10 or more Of the
batteries Commanding the bridge nadng 70 toe District
70 proceed 10 The Of oper and dsprse the
rebels.
The government viii not fold it, hands any longer ord
allow traitors 10 iuYcst the capital, ss hey
surrounded Fort Sumter, m Charleston. havo the
best suthoriiy--that OF q federal ofhcer d.
rectly from Vashinston-fcr making the correction,
and for asserting that when he left that city, eighteen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-27
Departure Of the Second New Jersey
Regiment for Washington.
Troops Under Orders for I
seat of War,
Se &S.. Ne.
TsPoaTisrFROM THE CONFEDERATE STATES.
DemoraIfzed Condition OF the Secession
tsts at PensacoIa-Fort Pickens Rein
forced--The Preparations to Attack
Washington-Anarcf1 at the South, &c.
CINCINNATI, April 20, 1891.

CINCINNATI, April 20, 1891.
arrived here this morning from near Pensacola,
having been stopped on M way to that place ami or
dered back.
derived accurate and authentic information, how
ever as TO the condition Of the Confederate States army
and their defences near Fort Pckens Up to the 2ist
instant no action had place between the opposing
forces Since Fort Pckens has been reinforced General
Bragg has intimated his officers, dcspairingly, his
utter inability to reduce Fort Pickens.
The strength of Gen. Braggs works. and the calibre Of
his guns have heretofore been exaggerated His largest
gus are forty pounders and he has counb ads
His supply of ammunition lie small, and his army of
5000 men are poorly supplied, and thoroughly denOra
lized.
defensive
Eight United States vessels were of Fort Pckens on
the aIs inst with their guns ready for immediate
tion United States land force Of FIVE th housand men
is to ooperatc with Fort Pckens. il Is believed that
The feet would scatter the revolutionary army the four
winds and be able the Navy Yard forts
Warrington.
passed through Montgomery on the 22d, at which
time President Davis was making active preparations
for his attack on Washington. passed rote, volun-
tecr troops from Alabama and Georgia. destined for Rich
mond. They passed through Augusta, where they re-
ccived their arms and equipments.
General Renan, OF Tennessee, at Montgomery,
concluding arrangements for sending thousand
peradoes in citizens dress to Baltimore and Washing
ton secretly operate in the attack Washington.
The Confederate states state Of anarchy Busi-
ne,s Frustrated Thinking people less confident and
the country in a state OF mob Law.
People are avalng themselves of every opportunity TO
cscapc from the country :. escaped only with my life by
rssumiog disguise. Numerous outrages on Northern
travellers have recently fallen under my notice.
send me instructions how to proceed. The telegraph
and postal facilities denied correspondents OF the
press they being under the espionage of Davis aud his
Cabinet, T. II. +.
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IMPORTANT FROM CHARLESTON.

Maxey Gregg left here Monday afternoon for vir-
Fnia II was the intention OF the Volunteers TO have eft
on sunday night, but that was impossible.
Colonel Greggs regiment rather that portion which
volunteered 70 service in Virginia. amounted 70 between
i've and six hundred brave and efficient men.
Brigadier General N, !. Bonham, Of the Confederate
States army, rs to have charge Of the brigade Of Pal
mcttos.' lie and they route for the Virginia
border.
Iho Floating Battery taken from its position, at
sninsaos lsabd, md placed in situation where, in
fu nre i Gao 90 effective execution numb ar Of
ti's shells, s., havc been sent from his city da ug
the last few Gays ior PENSACOLA.
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THE SEVENTH REGIMENT OF NEW YORK ~
WASHING TON ETC

PERKYsyrlE, Nd, April %, 1861.
Three citizens of baltimore, who passed throl gh here
for the North, confirm the accounts o. njurics suf
fered BY the Union Of Baltimore. They
had been waited by squad Of Tfimblss
have been in comfortable circumstances ore, vino saii
he was worth forty thousand colars left With only
seventy Eve cents in his pocket BE wakei from Bat
more 10 Havre DC Grace.
PH1IApKiFnA, april -, 1851.
gentleman rst n says The Seventy fret and Twelfth
New York regiments in Washington, and tie Fghth
regiment of Massachusetts, hold the road. The Eighth
Sixty ninth and Sixth regiments, Of New York, are at
Annapolis.
In the Chesapeake, are provided with thrtytwopoand
ers, and can carry ave thousand trcops in feet.
The Importance Of concentrating trcors bone 7ont
this side Of Baltimore Is very apparent.
The Board OF Brokers have just displayed mammoth
flag from the Exchange. There Is great entrrss and
cheering.
EARRTTvEG, April IS, 1851.
General Scott assured gentleman yesterday inat
washingt, ,r was safe against all prcscr. attacks.
THE FIFTH AND SEVENTH REGIMENTS or
MASSACHUSETTS,.
BosroS, April 20, 1851.
Col fawrences command, embracing the Firth 1ni a
portion OF the Seventh MASSACHUSETTS, regiments Ct "a
fantry together with Capt. Cooks Light Artillery and
MAJOR nevln's Rife Battalion, have arrived safely az
Annapolis Maryland, without resistance.
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ARRIVAL or TROOPS IN WASHINGTON
COMMUNICATION COMPLETE BETWEEN AN

NAFDLIS AND Tue IhFIIAL.
4 gentleman VINO left Washington Thursday Al n,f
past twelve O'clock and who arrived in this city yeste
cay, reports that the Seventh regiment Q: New York
reached the capital thursday at just hair al hrr
before he eft, and that the Eighth regiment Of Nassa
chusetts, which he passed on the way, would
arrive about our O'Clock in the afternoon Of the same
day. The Seventy first regiment Of NsS York and the
Rhode Island regiment at the juuctor n route for
Washington. The sixth and Twelfth bal Just arrived q:
that point as informan, left
The greaest excitement prevailed in the capital coz
eerpng the non arrival Of troops, and Al ATTACK ~
southern soldiers was hourly expected. TIE people in
Washington did rot know for two three 1Ays tha,
several regiments we're near them Annapolis out as
the fact became known, success, eZorts were
made to put the rails IN order and thus railroad comuu
ricston was rendered complete between Annapolis ami
Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-27
STATEMENT OF THOMAS JEFFERSON HEM
Ma, A MEMBER OF THE TWELFTH REGT-

SIAIEMENl OF lHDMAS JEFFEhSON HEM
Ma, A MEMBER OF THE TWELFTH REGT
MENT.
yr Thomas Jefferson Hemmn, one of the returned in
valids o. the Twelfth regiment by the Baltic, which
rived yesterday from Annapolis has furnished with
the following rough statement Of the voyage from this
city Mr. Hemma sun struck on Tuesday last while
on drill AMI w escaped death. He desires to
state that any q the relatives friends Of the volunteers
Of the Twelfth regiment who desire any information from
him can obtain by calling q. No. ls7 West Thirty
venh street, between twelve and three clock daily.
After we vent on board on Sunday, started at five
o'cock T. " and IN few moments had short drill,
with view 10 slot 10 each company ts standing point
on board We about the vessel perfe y free for the
rest Of the evening until about ten o'clock when orders
were given TO retire TO bed for the night Up 70 this
tine we had been regaed with luxurious re
rresbronls than hard biscuit, which literally
ed but which hard exchange for the
ous comforts Of New York This considered TO be
rather an unlocked early beginning the hard
snls wn are. Oar men were mostly slowed away In
the steersg closely nudded together Others quartered
themselves the hurricane deck, and wrapped In their
military blankets, endeavorcd, as beet they could
10 coax themselves into the sweets of slumber
Tho men n the steerage whiei away the time IN the
merr ] was among this j1ly crowd, ami my
Efforts 10 sleep, patrral consequence, we're frrtess
The Joking singing, and wild CONFUSION generally ren
dered slunber 4 matter OF lmpossibity. The most
iraordjnary demands made OF the Cries for
bet coaee fred eggs chicken frcas and other uxu
rice heard on al SIDES but no coffee, nor chicken,
nor eggs were TO be bad.
The aey, morning We we're awakened about six o'clock,
walked about the deck TIL ten O'Clock, when the cal for
breakfast wss given Company after company marched
INTO the cabin and we're treated 10 any quantity Of sea
biscuit salt pork very ea beef and plenty Of not steam
np coffee ali OF which enjoyed amazingly. Many
Of the soldiers with provident eye to the calls OF
the sloma before the meal managed to hide away
large hunks OF the pork and bsiut, while others nut up
cups u coee and water. After breakfast another drill
IKE On the previous day took pi1ce, lasting about four
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aocfs sEce, she most perfect security felt bF the
people n Washington, and General scotts scouting par
ties through Virginia brought intelligence Of any troops
nearer than Richmond and Norfolk aud they c1-
ecng upon the supposOp that the traitors 10 Maryland
we're Sufficiently strong repei the entire North and pre-
vent tie capital from being reinforced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-27
ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA.

AKhltAL DE THE COLUMBlA.
TRIr OF TIE UNIFIED STATES TRANSPORT STEAMER
REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MALTTfA-RExoyAI.
OF THE LIGHT HOUSES At THE VIRGINIA cArEs--
MEETING THE STEAMERS ALABAMA, MARION AND
JAMES ADGER IN THE POTOMAC.
The steamship Columbia, Captain whiting also arrived
at r. NJ from Annapolis, and makes the following re
portCn Sunday morning, April Il the Gee, Of splendid
manmouh steamships chartered for the trauspopatop
Of troops to Warrington, sailed from New York for the
destination. The day and the occasion wlh be memors
bic 10 the last syllable Of recorded time The heart CT
great nation stirred to It's utmost centre by the
eni on, danger which threatened onai capital,
and the ovation TO the hero sumpte the proceeding
day, gave place to universal pltrotic excite
ment which has no parallel in our eountrys history
The churches had lent small share Of tbsr rsnal g.
tendans while the docks Of the departing siesmer
thronged throughout the day. The Columbia, on which
our Informant embarked having taken on board Colonel
pnesney a pivson OF The New York Sixth hal ready
for sea all day but owing TO some mistake IL was net
uu,n seven r. NJ that she gyt -nier way. Sle lad q
bulok run ill -four A. n, Nonaay 22d, wher she over
hauled the Cuyler and Harriet Lane (Spi;n Iae
~as 10 ths eOnyoy) OF Absocor wheu sccorii,r
10 hts written instruct lions, Captain Whiting slowed hs
enc ne 10 keep The Baltic AMI Coa,sacoacc.
hsa gone ahead ca Tuesday rcing tpril f3i at
O'Clock entered tho Cbeapeae aud coon ssv the Bal
ito and her compapon iunung from Hampton Road
to ion us Signals To ciose made from the cutter
,nr The i've steamers together while they
approached the Baltic the engines we're all stopped and
tho air was rent with cheer after cheer and ",,scr,
after tiger, the splendid band 81 .ae Bac pa, os isi
columoia end "Dixie and that Of thc oos,zssoaicos
(cQNrlUED on EGdul PA6El
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-27
STAMPEDE OF MARYLAND SLAVE.

HARRISBURG, April %, 1861.
II is reported hat attack made By sarylandcr
Hanover village, York county, Tuesday last,
occasioned by great stampede OF negroes. re
liable acccarts SAP that whole families crossing ntS
adams York ana Franklin coun,es, 10 this state. re.
port places the tetal loss o. slaves by sy and
troubles begin at i've kgEdref Great fe1rs enter
tanned in the border counties Of the departure 81 the
tire slave population.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-27
TROOPS NEAR NORFOLK.

From fhe Norfolk Herald, April y
The Cumberland is at anchor this side the uarrcade be-
Fort Norfolk The Pawnee ia az the Point 900 troops
rom Boston landed yesterday morning IN addition
10 those landed Saturday. A large steamer s the
aorse Shoe with supposed number Of so, and an-
1ther transport with her decks completely lined with
ffuoug
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Vice President Gtepbens. Of the southern conels-.ey
visited TIE vugua siale Convention, ON Monday ysbs.
waa IN socfetsssson
u confidently cxpsst,d-ald the expectation sas
bssed ,et,bs sdtherl.y--tnat tho bon, JED, rson
DAVIS prcsGsnt Of The Confederate States would b. In
gcbmoni n e,1csdsy last.
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GEN. scorT FOR THE UNION.

The following Il the Genrra Scott gives TO inc
rumor, which went Ike wldre 10 the South, that he had
deserted his scuuY AID gene 70 tie secessonsis
wAsnrNCroN, April 20, 1851
Hon. JofiS !. Csss4uEss-
j have not changed I have not ,borsht OF charging
Always snisn man. WINFIELD SCorr.