Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-23
8g telegraph.
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From Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, April 22-New Albany and
Jacksonville are preparing to prevent North
ern or Southern troops crossing their terrific
ry.
From Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, April 21.-Two batteries have
arrived.
HARRISBURG, April 21.-Soldiers escaping
from Harper's Ferry, report the destruction
OF arms and buildings complete.
1000 Virginians are there. More are ex-
pected. They design invading Maryland.
HARRISBURG, April 21-1,3 800 troops, in
Guiding 600 from Ohio, have arrived here.
HARRISBURG, April PAN officer, from
the President arrived, says that up to Sunday
evening there was no firing in Baltimore.
They have IL brass pieces and were fortifying
the neighboring heights.
From New York.
NEW YORK, April 2l.-Busiuess is suspend
ed. The largest Union meeting ever known
was held last night, and was addressed by
Dix, Baker, Robert J. Walker, Fernando
Wood, John Cochrane, Hunt, and others. The
city is a unit for the Union.
The steamer State of Maine landed the
Massachusetts, regiment at Fort Monroe. She
reports the steamer Spaulding landing the
Boston regiment there.
The fifth regiment, a company OF lying
artillery and a battalion of rifles have ar
rived.
New YORK, April 21.-The tug Mercury
has been chartered and stationed at the Mar
rows to examine all vessels.
Ellsworth's regiment of Zouave fremen
have been mustered into. service.
NEW York, April 21.-The Harriet Lane
has sailed with sealed orders.
New YORK, April 21.-The New York
Communication with Baltimore and WASH
ington is stopped; doubtless by order OF the
Government.
No fears are entertained for Washington.
Troy, N. Y, April 21.-Gen. Wool leaves
for New York to constitute it the Head
Quarters of the Eastern Department.
NEW YORK, April 22.-Vermont is in a
blaze of excitement. Men and money are
rendered.
One thousand barrels of powder, bound
for New Orleans, were seized yesterday; also
a lot of blank registrations for vessels of the
Confederate States.
ALI vessels seward bound are watched and
inspected.
Senator Wilson has enlisted as private in
the Massachusetts, rifles
Senator Baker is chosen Colonel of the
California regiment.
The Massachusetts eighth regiment landed
at Fort McHenry.
The National Typographical Convention is
indefinitely postponed.
New YORK, April 22-W ashington advices
say the Government has planted cannons on
all the heights overlooking the city. About
1000 men are under arms.
VIM. B. Astor has offered to give the Gov
eminent four millions dollars and loan them
ten million.
New YORK, April 22.-Swiss and Italians
a forming a regiment. The British resi-
dents have formed an Infantry regiment and
are forming another. Collector Barney says
he has information of an official correspon-
dence between the Washington and Balti-
more authorities, which resulted in an un-
Outstanding on the part of Baltimore to re-
pair the railroad bridges and telegraph lines
and keep communication open. Daniel +.
Sickles contemplates raising regiment
Commodore Vanderbilt is said to have in
formed the Government that 1t can have
gratis his whole feet of steamers, fully MANN
ed and equipped.
1t is reported that the Government ordered
the scattering of some ships, and the destruc-
ton of the derricks and machinery at Nor
folk Sunday morning. Mayor Wood will
recommend an appropriation OF one million
dollars for war purposes. a lot OF uniforms
IOr the SOuCueEU WcIC oSiHco IL - o.OAS
on Dey street. Unsuccessful attempts were
made to poison the Massachusetts regiment
aboard the steamer State of Maine
The New York Associated Press have sent
three reporters as near to Baltimore as pos
sible, to send news by every practicable and
impracticable way.
Mayor Alberger, of Buffalo, who was
resident of Baltimore for several months, has
arrived. He reports the condition OF Balti-
orf, Tho barrlCadeQ
and the shutters of houses loop-heled Tor
musketry. The Union men are fleeing for
their lives. "a
New York, April 21.-Warlike rumors are
prevalent in Paris and Italy.
Magyar asked Garabaldi to head 50O,oO0
men, Garabaldi replied vaguely.
The Pope has recovered from his illness.
A conspiracy has been discovered, implica'
ting five Bishops.
New York, April 20.--The steamer Col
umbia has arrived at st. Johns with Liver
pool dates of the 9Th. Cotton sales Monday,
20, 600 bales, of which spectators and ex-
porters took 5000 bales. James Hewett d
Co., say all qualities have advanced fully ],
closing active. Orleans middling ZIG,
closing quiet but steady.
Manchester advices are favorable. No
market since the arrival of the Niagara
Breadstuffs dull; little inquiry and prices
weak. Provisions steady. Consols 91sa9l9
for money and 913a9ls for account.
It ia rumored that France has sent frigate
to Charleston at the suggestion of President
Davis. The British Parliament reassembled
on the 9Th. Some of the leading Greeks
were proposing Prince Alfred of England for
King of Greece as the best means of settling
the present dynasty difficulties.
FRANCE.-It is reported that Prince Napo-
leon intends to make rapid incursion into
Syria. 1t is asserted that treaty has been
concluded between Russia and France.
The Opinione National says in the event
of q collision France has secured the support
of Russia and Austria,
From Boston.
BosToN, April 21.-Fletcher Webster, son
of Daniel Webster, addressed a vast meeting.
He has raised q regiment under his COM
mand.
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April 21.-It is reported
that the President calls additional troops
| from the Northern States.
| The police have seized quantity of con-
| traband goods, directed to Jackson, Missis-
| sippi.
| 1t is reported that the Baltimoreans have
| demanded the surrender of Fort McHenry.-
The commander replied that he would fire on
/ the city.
| Ii is reported that General Cadwallader's
| mansion, nineteen miles from Baltimore is
destroyed.
PHILADELPHIA, April 21.-Two steamers
have been taken possession of.
From Padueah.
PADUcAH, April 21.-650 troops are
organizing under Col. Tilghman. The num-
Der will probably be increased to q full regi.
| ment.
From Key West.
KEY WEST, April 16th-The Atlantic from
New York with troops anchored near Tri-
angle Shoal on the 18th. Communicated
with Fort Taylor. iand left on the 18th bound
for Sand Key. The "Powhattsn" appeared