Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-04-26
THE LATEST NEWS.
BY THURSDAY EVENINGS MAILS.
Encampment at Perrysyille. Md.

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HAvRE DE GRACE, April 23.-Col. Dare
has taken up position at Perrysville, on
the Maryland bank of the Susquehanna, op
posite this place. The volunteers occupy the
large depot building of the Baltimore Rail-
roap Company, and are comfortably housed,
aDd have ample room for drilling.
Havre de Grace Apr1 23-9 O'Clock, p II.
"A gentleman has just arrived from Wash
ington, which he LETT al o'clock this morn
ing and passed through Baltimore at o'cPk
P. M. He beard of the capture OF Fort Pick
ems on the road. but not at Baltimore. Ex-
tras had been issued at Baltimore, but he did
not see them, an 4 brought none with him.
A system of martial law has been adopted
in both cities, but there was no official proc
lamatiop.
Haure de Grace, April 23.-EU:zang =
Passengers arrived this evening who left Bal
timore at Ii O'Clock this morning, say that
they heard nothing of the reported capture
Of Fort Pickens.
The city was quiet. Martial law was rig
idly enforced. The troops arriving from the
country had been ordered back, but directed
to hold themselves in readiness for service.
The force in the city was considered suf.
eisnt fer its defence.
Secessionists Assailed in Kentucky.
CINCINNATI, April, % "A company of se-
cessionists, 113 strong, left Cynthiana, KY,
yesterday to join the Rebel army. Whe,
the train reached Frankfort, they were Or
dsrsd to display their flag, which they did by
extending a secession flag from the car win
dows. Stor es we're thrown at it when the
Lieut. fred into the crowd. The cars were
Immediately attacked blythe citizens, and pa
ving stones rained in upon them promiscu
ouly. They fnally got away with but little
injury. Great excitement svailsa sand threats
are made to tear NY the track. The citizens
declare that no more secession troops shall
pass through the place.
Western Virginia for the Union.
WHEELING, Va, April 23-The Union
Sentiment hereabouts is buoyant. A large
meeting was held at Clarksburg, Harrison
County, yesterday. Resolutions were passed
censuring severely the the course yursuec by
Gov. Letchel and the Eastern ElrginiaHs.-
Eleven delegates were appointed to meet del
egates from other Northwestern Counties to
meet at Wheeling May 18th, to consider
what course to pursue in the present emer-
gency.
Military Movements in Pennsylvania.
j
burned all the bridges on the Nortt ern Gen.
trail Railroad between Cockysvile and the
Pennsylvania Line as soon sthe Pennsylva-
MIA troops retired.
The Seventh and Eighth regiments 90 to
Chamaersburg to night, and vii form camp
They will invade Virginia if the troops of
that State advance.
| Three new regiments and twenty three
companies, that had offered their services,
were rejected for the present, but directed
to be held in readiness as another requisi>
tion to fill the quota Of Maryland and Vir-
ginia i expected in very few days.
Gen. N Negley is expected to arrive to.mor-
row with 1900 men from Western counties
HAvRG DE GRACE, April a. A gentle
man has passed through from Baltimore
which be left early this morning.
The utmost reliance can be placed on the
following information by him.
He states that Fort NHHenry has certain
ly been reinforced by six hundred men,
The Baltimoreans had planted cannon to-
ward the fort, bat the commander required
their removal, and this was complied with.
Cannon pointed against another side of the
Fort were also removed.
1t is stated that an agreement has been
entered into between the authorities of Bal
timore and the Government for rebuilding
the bridges at the expense of Baltimore, and
the road to be in running order in ten days
N. Y. Seventh Regiment Arrived.
New YORK, April 24.-Mr. Simonton, the
correspondent of the Times has arrived here.
lie left Washington yesterday. and reports
that the New York Seventh Regiment had ar
rived via Annapolis ct Washington.