Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-04-26

and ono man was mobbed for expressing
Southern sentiments. Otherwise a pleasant
time generally.
Gov. Fairbanks was called out Of the cars
and was cheered and thus the days enjoy
ment ended
New YoRK, April %.
Mai. Albcrger, Of Buffalo, who has been
spending some months in Baltimore, arrived
to-day with a number Of other gentlemen
who chartered a canal boat on Friday.
They report the condition Of Baltimore as
fearful. Armed mobs parade the streets, com
polling all persons to unite with them in inn
precautions against North, the Government and
the Union
The principal streets are barricaded, and
many houses are furnished with shutters in
which loop holes have been cut.
1t is believed that no Nortbcrner's life will
qe worth an hours purchase when the next
gun is fired in the war.
WuMINGroN, Del. April %
A naval officer, who arrived here this =. NJ,
says the Steamer S. r. Spaulding from Bos-
tom, landed portion Of her troops very quiz
city at Fort McHenry. Balumorians waiting
to seize her, but she started down the Bay
and frustrated their designs.
Annapolis is in charge Of the 9th Massa-
chusetts Regiment. Passengers from the
South, on the trains just passed, say all is
/ quiet at Baltimore and the turnpike cleared
of secessionists.
1t is reported that the Norfolk and Gosport
Navy Yard was in flames The frigatcs Mcr-
rimack and Germantown have both been scut-
/ lied and the Navy Yard burnt by order Of the
Government Another account says the Mer-
rimack got out with great difficulty, the floats
F bavif.r Ioon fntranfnu.lt nnafrucfod
PHILADELPHIA, April %.
Tborc is a vague report that Fort McHenry
was Smelling Baltimore at midnight
NEW YORK, April %
The Mayors message tonight will recon-
mend the appropriation Of $1,000, 600 by the
city TO aid the war
A lot Of uniforms for the Southern Army,
were seized at store in Dey street
1t appears that diabolical attempt was
made 10 poison the Massachusetts Volunteers
aboard the stale Of Muiae, when here Friday
evening, by sending poisoned brandy aboard ,
one died and four or five have been under its
influence, and will probably recover.
The perpetrators Of this outrage a.- I'M
known.
It's reported that w b. Astor offered to
give The government 8 600 600 and to loan it
$4,000. 600.
vessel was sGl1ed Yesterday with lOoo
o"IIel' o. po"Ief oouno q" Ne" orleans
non N""l' j. '''Nio' c'"ten'p i7los raising
~ 5''",n' 10 SeI,o NDt'"s tne war
O.. o''' aluvLo W, ~ '7 s1'"' mus informed
fleet of Steamers, fully manned and equipped,
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r1r ,rl;, ,;ros ~ -, 80 80, 80
orJercd Nino hundred Coron,oid. 80 ~
ready sent in their roll
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HttilNH' VA AprI y
are "n'l s''s',' ",,nons,t auons along
'Ne na lo no ana ONO nan ROAD mere
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NJ" loNA, Apr' -
SP,''Nl u'9pa'o" 70 'ne hei"'u rom mar
6H S'1''1 'nA' Nol' I'm LAS caused
N.Y. ~ ir'' WI ,.eus' yynue' la1e oI lne y. .
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ofCa-I,.io hs.rao, ,uo common :
tbo Dan, ,r01ns "
oIsD4 Ne ~ l. Apt' ~
q 'o,'i'auy oI oo 'olun'eof'' unuer com
man" OF O"p'' Foneroy leave here immedi-
7'''y ''I 'ne 'eo' OF war. he company vol
U'''''i'u ana were organic" 'h ~ 0ours'
Sr. JouNsBuKY, April %.
AT meeting here last evening, IS men
joined Volunteer Company.
SrRiNGrtELp, w.. April %.
Enthusiastic meeting here last night. 81
men enrolled and S25OO raised. 10 others
have Joined the Cavcndish Company
HARIlsnrRcu. Pa. Anril o.
Calels6usbiny arrived here Yesterday Tie
left WILMINGTON ON sunday. He saws Ger.
Lee with 5000 Virginiaps i. covering Arling-
ton Heights. The Camp AZ C,ckoysvillc i
broken M. The troons nro returning here
and will 20 Sonth via Susouebanpah
Mr.. Cushing narrowly escaned iniprv from
the people at Carlisle.
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abIo or,ho,i,y ,ha, ar.a,a,,.,. U'''
perfecteJ by which fron, m 200 80 70 ooo
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