, 1861-04-25
THE: REB ELLION. g..
Facts and Fangies from Washing
! ! toni Maryland and Virginia.
THE CONDITION OF FORTS Mo
''' HENRY AND MONROE: -
ARRESTS FOR TREASON;
FROM THE EGYPTIAN ARMY
CALEB: = GUSHING ON: :THE
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sailed last nisht I'D to:day ai!h troops foF
Our 7fh Regiment 'hss arrived in Washing.
f.. Daniel 8. Dickinson, in his speech on Mon
| day night, said he hoped we would strike down
| In our might, and If necessary wipe the South
| ftomthe faee Of the EARTH =:
/ NEw:YoaK, April 24-The Champion: a.
| rived last night with $50 passengers and
$Sf0, 600 specie, from Sad FraHcisco; ApriI LIT.
found yesterday on the premises Of Daniel
Fish, South street They were seized, and he
arrested. . -,
An attempt was made on Monday nleht by
the captain Of the surveying steamer Yarina
to run her OF South, from the navy yard. The
crew suspected something wrong, and m
/ formed the commander of tie NORTH Carolina,
] who put her out Of commission.
The steamer Btbb, at Sandy Hook, is watch
| Ing Tor vesse1s.' Il number Of, other steamers
| Will soon cruise off the Sound and the Book.
! The Boston. Mississippi and Colorado will be
ready for sea in q few days.
The Niagara from Jspan has arrived at Phil:
adslphfa. g ~ 4
NEW Yong, April o5.-The celebrated bark
Grape Shot ia lying in the basin, and Is an Oh
ject Of suspicion. The Government will look
N NV T YoaE, April a4-Mr: Bartlett Of the
-Eseniag Lbst, arrived LAST night from Washing
ton Monday afternoon. ;, Ben Mccullough
was at Alexandria with two thousand Virgin
3ans.- :. ~: y :
III reported that the President raid TO the
Baltimore deputatlon on Monday, that If the
obstructed he Wonld lay their city in ashes 2
-Four Thousand barrels of flour, bound for
Richmond, were seized at Georgetown On
Il a letter from Secretary Seward to Govern:
Or Hicks Of Maryland, who had requested, the
State, and had also ahsurdly proposed asking
the British Minister, OF Washington to set as
mediator between the rebels and the Govern-
ment,. III. Seward replies that the people Of
the United Stated can settle their own differ
ences without calling in any European menar-
4 Washington, letter aays Col: Magruder of
Va, 11eutehants Walter and Jsnifrr Of Ma
ryiand. Crosby and Hood: Of Kentucky, Null
Inns Of Mississippi, Lomax Of the District Of
Columbia, aud Capt. Jordan Of Virginia, have
resigned. 1t Is Tnmored that all officers now
resigning, will be kept prisoners on parol;' :
J. Codrlght Of Oswego, from, Washington,
says Gen. Scott remarked to group OF gen
tiemea who had pointed to the report about
his resignation, that he could easier believe
they had tramp1ed their fig In the dust than
be be suspected Of resignation at this hour
many years yet for this Union, and that too
under the protecting folds Of the Star Span
gled Banner"
NEW YoRK, April e4-A letter from Wash
ipgton In the Times says Gen. Scott sent or
defs to Fort Warrington to destroy the bate
ries below Mt. Vernon at all hszards
PHmkpE1pH1A, April 25--The letter mafl
from Baltimore and Washington arrived this
afternoon, having left Baltimore yesterday af.
teEnoon.
m. ~ t.-4
5ngton have been strengthened and the Capt.
toll surrounded by hastily thrown up defenceR.
1t Is reported il Phtladelphis that news Of
the capture Of Fort Pickens, and serious loee
Of life, reached Baltimore via Annapolis.
It is rumored that martial law Eill be soon
lot Of boys from Washington captured
steamer at Alexandria and brought her to
Washington. There were twenty:four hun
dred stand Of arms aboard. =
Lieut. Manry disappeared from Washington
on Friday, and Captain Scott is put IN his
A correspondent writes that On the night Of
the 18th, company Of O. s. Marines at Wash
ington were ordered to the Capitol building,
aud being refused by the Captain Of the Cap1-
toll Police, Who is q Virgin1an, they broke
down the door and went in.
rived from Pensacola, will" the Intelligence
that Fort Pickens had been strongly REIN
forced.
,Nzw Yong, April 24-sfajor Patrick, .. 8
A., has been appointed BY the Governor A6ju-
tant General Of New York. -
Dr.. Robert Saho md Daniel Fish have been
srrested for treason, the former for enlistipg
troops, and the latter for furnishing srps and
munitions for the Southern Coufederacy.
Twenty three Southern cadets have left
West Point in consequence Of refusing to re.
new the oath Of allegiance to the United