Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-30
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TROOPS MOVING.
ARHI APPOINTMENTS, Ae. Il

NV YoaK, April -.
lesv. 70 dsy.
Richmond papers contain the proclsmstioa
Of Gov. Letcuer, ordering the rsturo Of AlI
vessels, excepting the steamers Jsoessovn and
Yosktovn 70 thsi- evssss. ssd sppssis 10 the
people IOt to interfere. and the discontinusnes
Of III seizures without legal autLority, and sp
points officers Tor the din. rent r'vsrs, - 80
the proelamstioo carried isto effect
Tho HeyaIds dispatch aays Gsn. Lane y
guarding The nsvS yard ag.inst rssigned in'
c~pdiary naval o6icsrs. and hes made several
recruiting expsditions into Vrginia. during
one Of which DO captured . accession f.g.
The Kausas Governor called on the President
on Friday, who said II be had to choose be
tween the maints,psDcs OF the Union and iib.
erty aud the shsddiog Of blood. there need b
no doubt which course be would pursue.
Philadelphia dispstch ~ the Herald say
that among shs passsagers from Richmond "a
Gen. Green Of N. c., AMI rendered $4,000 North
Csr.linisLs Thursday.
Floyd Lad ~ inter view With Gov Lsteher
The former has armed and equipped l .SOt
men.
Hondrsds Of troops are arriving from Soutt
Carolina. Petersburg 3 s0d Georgia.
Advices from Savannah report % eyeral ves
sels waiting privateer commissions which vtrt
expected shortly. Recruits are pouring is 4
join 10 an attack on Washington. All unionit
0verawed
The surveying schooner Howell Cobb LANDED
troops and two cannon at F.rt Carroll
below Baltimore. is reported heavy firing -,
| heard Friday p o. 10 direction of Fort Monroe
The Herald says that the British Minister
| cen this Secretary TO Mont gomery carr cd infoI
| nation ot the course that EngIsnd intends &c
pursue towards the Confederate States.
The Heralds correspondent has from rsli
| able authority. that Gov. Lstcher has notified
President Lincoln that no Virginis troops vii
| be permitted TO march to Washington thei
rur .oss 10 to defend the soil Of Virginis from
| aggression by Northern men, and further cay
ne won't permit confederate troops TO attscl
Warrington.
The N. Y. Times says the authorities o
Canada refuse to cell Enfield rifles smmuni
ton, and steamers Fulton. and Lady Head.
The Board Of underwriters are ftling ou
IN armed steamer tor cosst guard.
| II 10 stated that . courier has arrived her
| from Charleston. who was impressed into tn
service Of the Confederate army and escsped
y concsaling hiseif on . vessel He repor,
| that at the bombsrdmsnt Of Fort Sumter, .
least one thousand rebels we're killed. 40
sere killed At Fort Moultris and 800 BY An
|. ..xrson frst discharge.
,te following 10 published
To Ma sor Robert Andsrson, late Comma ndsv .
Fort .Sxsster:
lam dir. ~led by the President to commun
cate to you. A'od through you to the officer
and men unuer your command, at forts Mou
trie aud Sumter. she appreciation Of the Gov
ernment Of your q. I'd their judicious and g.
liant conduct there, md tender yoa and thsa
th thanks Of the Go, 'ernment.
A Presbyterian cle,g, man Who left Easter
Mississippi. near Mobile, last Monday. arrive
here to-day, coming by the V'rsinir 4 Tenns
see Railroad. He reports ne huhoted -
fifty passengers 80 coming Mn. nes'ng Iroa
he Gulf States. They sacrifice iasou. p t'cs
Its to avoid coming through Baltimore Q
Washington, believing both citi - are ndt
| martial Law. They saw people .. every st'
lion destined for the North, and heard
the avovei mission to attack Wsshin st"n.
II is reported that none but sec@ss ION hse
are allowed It Frederick, Md and tdst III
secession ordinance Will be submitted to "a
people.
All passengers from the extreme South. %
the people universally believe that L,neol
has been drunk ev. since his Inauguration
and only going OFT disguised at night. :
esca e assassination. A thousand such extrav
agant statements are flying In every direction
Col Ellsworth Fire Zouaves lett this .. m
They were escorted to ths Baltic by the er
tire department. An immense crowd v
Dsssed the embsrkstion. Three STAND Of col
ors were presented to them previous to thei
departure. They looked magnificent