The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-29

to march its troops through that State when
required to send them South to suppress the
revolution in the Cotton states
-a "a. l.. SAUsDERs, of Paducah, KY
No response to the above can be received for
several days. cut of IA all regular communi-
cation is between New York and Washing
ton.
!. Missouri.
Sr LOUIS April 25.--Cons siderable excite
ment prevailed among the merchants and
steamboat men on the Change to-day in con-
sequence of the reception OF 4 dispatch from
| the Secretary of the Treasury 10 the Surveyor
OF this port, instructing him 10 grant more
| clearances to boats in Mississippi, Alabama
| and Louisiana. As steamboats, on the Mis-
| sissippi never take out cl-arances, the dis
| patch is not understood The Surveyor has
taken no action in the matter, and shipments
South continue as heretofore.
| The Common Council of Palmyra, Mo,
have made appropriation for Home
| Guard, for the defence of the city.
| Excitement in Memphis.
| MEMPHIS, April 4.-The excitement In this
| city at a high pitch Volunteers are enlist
| ing tor the Southern army. business is al
| most entirely suspended Batteries erect
| ed and no steamers will be permitted TO pass
| mp down. There are four boats coming up
| from New Orleans. which will be seized viz
| The Mars, Queen of the West, Ohio Belle ana
| Westmore!and.
| Aid from Canada.
| NEW YORK, April ga private letter to a
| gentleman of this city, dated Chicago, April
have just left for Camp Yates, at Springfield.
| The Illinois quota is already raised, and will
| be in quarters by this evening. There Is
| scarcity of arms in the West, but the Gov
ernment OF Canada has nobly come to onr aid
| and offered us $4,000 stand of arms, TO- 900 Of
| which will be here 10. night.
1 Military Movements at the North.
| ALBANY, April 25.-Iloy. Morgan has issued
| 4 proclamation calling for additional yoiun
| teers. Twenty-one regiments in all are to be
| accepted, making the full implement of the
State 81, 900 men.
| New York, April o5-The steamer Kill
| Won kull has been chartered by the Govern.
| ment, and will go South with a full cargo of
provisions nifty horses, and supply OF rail
| road spikes, croWbars, and ali the articles ne
cessary tor repairing railroads.
TRENTON, April 25.-AH the propellers of
the Merchants transportation line have been
chartered by the Government to convey the
| New Jersey troops. Gen. kunyan in tends TO
move them Sonth without delay Volunteers
continue to arrive here to be mustered into
| service.
PoRrsMourH, n. H., April 25.-Fort Consti-
| tuition, and the other for Utica tons i'll the har-
| Dor are being pat In a state OF defence AT the
| Navy Yard the Dale, Marion and Santee are
| being fitted out for sea.
| BosToN, April 25.-(he second battalion of
infantry now occupy Fort Independence, in
| the harnor. The sum of Sl2 500 mas been sub
scrbed in aid of Fletcher Webster's regiment
| MoSTPELIER, VT, April 25.--rhe Governor
oday signed the bill just passed approprlat-
ing 81, 100000 to the war fund
The eniistments are going on rapidly all
over the State. The First Regiment viii march
on Monday.
Ex-President Buchanan.
| LANCASTER, April 25.--Ex President Buch l.
anan entertiins no idea of leaving for Europe.
ltis well known, among his personal friends,
that he warmly espouses the cause of the
| North, and that he will pass the remainder
| of his days at Whcatland. His nephew mas
enlisted in Pennsylvania regiment.
Kumor of an Attack on Cairo, Illinois.
CAIRO, Ill, April q About two thousan
troops have already rived here. All is quiet
but a rumor is prevalent that Il regiment OF
Tennessee troops is marching to attack this
point. 1t is not credited. The feeling here is
very strong for the Union.
Kentucky Troops for the Confsderacy.
, LOUISVILLE, April ga detachment OF Col
, Duncau's Regiment, about four hundred
! strong, under Captain Desha left by the Mas h
Vile railroad tAis afternoon, for the
Southern Confederacy.
Kentucky Legislature.
LOUISVILLE, April Ex-Governor Magohir
Will tomorrow issue Il proclamation callins
the Legislature together on the 9th of May.
= Speech of John Bell.
LOUISVILLE, April 4.-The Nashville paper
I contain a speech made by John Bell yes ter
day. advocating a strong military league of al
the Southern States against a common invad
ding foe.
: Tennessee Legislature.
. NASHVILLE, April 25.--The State Leeislatur
|
i have been excluded and the contents OF tht
. Governor S Message Is unknown.
y From the Southwest.
New ORLEANS, April 25 The steamer Ca
| haW ba, of The New York line, was seized thi
morning, but released by order of the Mont
:. | gomery Government, and sailed at 6 o'clocl
;. | this evening.
e Accounts from the upper parishes say tina
h the military spirit is increasing and voluntee
g comp MES are forming rapidly. The plan ter
are Offering money freely.
# A rumor from authentic source ha
! reached Brazos that the Mexicans are rettin
l. up another guerrilla warfare against The citi
= zens on the Rio Grande. Above Blownsyili
o the town OF Roma has been pliaged and burn
d and many American families murdered
Brownsville has also been threatened.
g The number Of United States troops left il
% Texas is about COO. They are abundautl
: supplied with provisions and means Of trans
e portdtion. The number in the vicinity of In
dianola is about 500.
% A dispatch from New Orleans announce
!. that Gov. Moore has issued an address callin
for 5000 additional troops. He says:
The Government at Washington, maddene
, by defeat and the successful maintenance b
- our patriotic people OF their rights and liber
~ ties against its mercenares, in the harbor c
, Charleston, and the determination Of tn
a. Southern people forever to sever themselye
:, from the Northern Government, has no,
- thrown off the mask, and, sustained by tn
u people of the non slaveholding States, is aC
10 tually engaged in leyying war, by land an
"a sea, to subTert your liberties, destroy you
rights, and to shed your blood your ow'
soil. If you have the manhood 10 reeis
"a rise, then, pride of Louisiana, in YOUR Nigh
= in defence of your dearest rights and dri '
r. back this insolent barbarc force Like you
brave ancestry, resolve 10 conquer or pers
in the effort; and the flag of usurpalion " i
- never fly over Southern soil. Rally, then,
~ the proclamation which / now make on tn
n rexIuisItion of the Confederate Government
r. The following items are also telegraphe
from New Orleans
IN A number of parishes in Louisiana ha,
ps appropriated Sl0, 600 each for the support
o. the volunteers, and have pledged themsel "
On TO pay 500, 900 year each as long as the w;
to shall last.
+. Fifteen hundred Tennesseeans are expectt
Il here to- day TO join the Confederate army
On A meeting OF five hundred of the ladies
w New Orleans was held a the st. Charles II
n, tel for the purpose of making arrangement
I'd for the holding of "A fair to raise money &
es clothing the Louisiana volun teers.
The people here are greatly excited II
90 most unhounded enthusiasm prevails throag
ont tbs city. s,.
No con iidencs Is placed In the dispa teh
which we receive from the North. y
&C. Eight vessels OF war are reported OF Pc
sacoia, and II is supposed that the FEEDER
70 The reports received here respec ting cor
!; plete reac ton in the city of New York again
~. the South are not believed. ysa-5e
In ship News.
en- NEw YoKx, April 2s.-Arrived, barks Clal
ed Haxall and Lancast ria. from Rio Janeir
Maria Murton. from Charleston; Ware
n. from New Orleans; G.. w. Horton, fro
re Apalachicola.
CoxMERcIAL MArrKss.-A New York lett
to of Thursday, says: