The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-01
Highly Important Mill
tary Movements.
Fifteen Thousand Men TO Con-
centrats in Maryland.
me Route through Baltimore to be
Opened at all Hazards.
Maryland to be Kept in the
Union.
Eleven Thousand Rebel Tresps al
Richmond.
Fifteen Thousand More Nov
ing N0rthward.
me Formation Of q Great Camp
at Dumfries, Virginia.
he West in q Blaze Of En-
thusiasm.
evenly xhousand Ohio voluntesrs
Ready for Service.
DIANA ARMlNG FOR the CONFLICT.
lrec Thousand "Jsrssy Bluss" En- Route for
the Seat Of War.
eparture Of tho Twenty Eighth Re-
giment for Washington.
Isvements of the metropolitan
Military.
vestern Virginia to Split from
the East,
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eparture Of the Twenty Eighth Re-
giment for Washington.
vestern Virginia to Split from
the East,
d.. Ae., %,
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.

lie ATTITUDE OF THE ADMINISTRATION.
wAMrxeron, April 90, 1854.
ne people Of the North may rest assured that the gov
rnent completely realizes the responsibilities imposed
IN II by the present crnis, and viii discharge its dn
TO the fullest extent. the restiveness Of portion
he Northern ress At the seeming dstoriness Of it's
ION In war matters, e altogether unjustinabie. It's
"a are ripe but the means 70 carry the n out with
rpy. promptness and success, not yet at s con-
nd. Il would be criminal folly 70 enter the Geld with
recruits An army OF two hundred thou'
d men cannot be organized and made
ctive in the course If few days. Time s wanted 70
opt te prepaI ati ms and these are now being pushed
.ard with the utmost vigr and despatch. In due
son blows will be struck. In the meantime, let loyal
gems Of the free sares who are anxious TO see the
thern rebellion crushed, remain confident that direct
nnels Of communication between the North and the
sral capital will De opened, need be BY force
high handed age o. fathess Virginia win not re-
m uppunish.d In nne, wherever treason rears Us
d, the strong arm Of the federal government win be
cd TO strike IL down
WASHINGTON April 30, 1851.
essrs Evarts, Pierrepont and vanderpool, Of New
L. had long interviews with the heads Of departments
the Presicen yesterday. They endeavored 70 con-
TO The Official mind faint notion Of the attitude
he North They told Mr. Lincoln that this was no
porsry excitement, but movement growing out Of
peeated conviction that free Institutions were now
their trial; that not only the feelings Of the people,
the interest OF all classes capital commerce and pro-
y OF every kud, were involved In the issuc-and the
Ole knew 8; that those who were sowest in war and
likely 10 take hides in civil were the most con-
at,ve elemen 70 Of socety. They felt that this was
on between government and anarchy and thas unless
government proved itself equal 70 snB emergency II
Id have TO be replaced BY scme ether form Of govern
I; that The Impulse Of the North, bostomed a. II Ia on
cple and inter ess could not be resisted and must be
L. thai this was question Of slavery, but Of govern
/, and that The Northern democracy, and even the
pro slavery members Of that party, were a. one
with the republcsns on this point
ieee gentlemen also Adverted 10 the condition Of
Is in virginia. particularly in Fairfax county, from
IN loyal peopie-some Of them Northernep BY birth
been driven ont, while the opponsnss OF the govern
Z we're safe everywhere, and asked how long this
tion Of things ~ss 70 last. Upon the Baltimore
on there was the 70 be said, because order
been issued from Gen. SCOTT 70 Major Gen. Patterson
ling the whole ground
e Prcsidspt appeared 70 be impressed with the views
need, and promised 70 give than his most careful
deration.
the various members Of the Cabinet afnrm that al.
IL for differences Of temperament, they are . unit,
well dsnned policy, which win not be wholly ofa
leive character.
.gnia ladies', residents in this city, are In receipt
cay 10 day OF letters from their friends at homo,
< them 70 leave this devoted city before IL 10 de-
cd by the forces mastering In the South; but these
apnscaious have a. jet produced no serious effect
,s Twenty nfth New York regiment came In last
ng, no the SIXTY ninth, which y SAN q Annapolis
Sn, but N preparing 70 follow.
NJ Csta Lee, latsly stationed u Fort Warrington
Potomac, son Of Gen. Edbert r. Lac, has resigaed
Il ymnrsssion In the United States Army.
\ tcsr ssgimsnt Of Rhode Island troops has been or
II out
n nary AFFAIRS AT THE FEDERAL
\ CAPITAL, ETC.
wAHraroS, April %, 1881.
w,shMnA4ns the large number of troops now In
aston ..nA although many os then ere permsttsd
full ,ssss OF tho streets during The day, aothiaa
ves spppachips 70 sven slisht disturbance Of NE
has occur, I'd IN any lorality. Thsy all ssem 70 be
IN courmon objecs, namely: she pvosecsson Of
J svernyeai spd NE capital, irrespective Of ths
Il ve~s by wtch, at their homes, they may be
o. the city have t~odersd their services ~ bos
nfsss should such sssvlcss be- neoa sary, vhi'e
them are preparing unt, In the psssibe coasin.
seaa may Be pesscd, ktbougt ihsrs s no
asseesns'ss On ihss point