New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04
FLORIDA

Cant King Of tbe oas } o Anderson has inst ~
rived hou FsrYaDdLs Fla. wheo esct % eH
Apri - and wttr, there Wa, ce-y grea' txIeuen'
Tue ist..t were having eve'vta:ns tseu 'wD ~s'
,no theV re.svee tLes cta.j keei the whole Cu;teo
Siales rect trou coming into ,HAi port by iouf 81
pca.oes witch Ihes had on sand.banh. ~'tb
sQchc Of met Gambenns emetimer ton anj some
unes ,olas ss bigo az hiteeL Capt K,ns su the
car,a.r .. tits battery - showing lie orders from %.
e ) A. 70 keeI d; bay a. armed vessels HE men
were uoi undeI the east discipline for tney came and
went when theV pieased-s freedom they would nc
sure 10 exercise Capt King ,h.nks all on the side 81
going AWAY soon a. danger shculc present hsen
Tor they conscious that thew hao not The least
PRO- eoton on the contrary. the stnd bank elevated
tbem IN q way tc make them better marx Their
tour gum taken tom ST Augustine sbori tour
months ago with the avoSed purpose OF usine them
IN the cao,e OF Secession Just n the wae othe United
stes property tas been systematlcaily taken during
The lasl hall yeai OF more.
There IL email class o. men IN Fernsndins who 20
Tar o Say 10 the Secessioniss that they do LOT
think IL would he safe 10 fire into tped States Gov.
ermen vessel and privately they much further N
suppon OF The Union tag Captain hing says that he
believes from all he and b ard that more than
hall the peol lie are Uuiopsts. Two English seacap'
tains rb whom he conversed had their vessels lying
about fifteen mIiep up he river at ST. Mary and they
had to 20 TO them by land IN = circuous route. On
the way they sIad night al the house OF planter
Whp dN0Wed Dle W Tic tuIoH
dag aud thai he would never phil trigger aganss II.
Aud he wue declared her ability and readiness To do
the same and pledged her three growDCp sons tc fight
for the Union They are deferred from expressing
HER OPINIONS 10 all tut frusiy aud patriotic fren.s bv
lb, fear OF sci OF regulators and errorists lie savs
thai the day before lie lett ateegraphIc cpaicb came
AZ long a. ycnr 10 tie elect thai Gen Scott Gao
gone over 70 the Secessonlsts aud was narshangtbe
{. 5 troops to move nroo Washington. where
JeH Davis will be eetled IN tue Wilt. Ii Juse ty the
LIST OF MAY This hasleued very much HE departure
The. Il unfinished tort about mile and half
from the town enJ occupied by about thirty men
whs nave Minnie rifles There csnpons =.
becsuse the great TajtJr Floyd had Dot good oppor
tunity tC rob come NORTHERN tort OF 'ts euDs
HAvRE De GRACE TO BE OCCUPIED.
Tie military operations constituting the plan 81 the
campaign no sladowed tortb 10y correspondent al
Per- willie III TIE iHquirer OF YESTERDAY are 10 he
com menced toda Three or four companies Of Col
Dare command with battery OF artillery will crose
the SusqueanDa River at noon, and occupy the town
u Havre de Grace On Saturday or Sunday troope
will be sent forward ten miles, 10 Bush River On
Monday q strong force OF carpenters and builders Will
be cent forward Bush River with timber aud troops.
aud the bridge there will be rebuilt
The two br,dges over the Big and Little Gunpowder
Riven VIII be rebuilt as soon ne sufficient military
t0rcs 10 sent forward u project the workmen
The three bridges will be completed 10y thursday
oext and tine -one 20 the capital will then be cPeh
Troops vii be forward from Philadelphia ~ re
enforce those at Perryvllle
The reopeuin Of ths road the whole distance 10 Bal
tmore. VIII he sn event that will be hailed with
delight by the travelling public and II viii once more
b, come the favOnte route TO Washington. ln mill
taTy pont Of view will be ono OF The most important
operations O The war
The steamer Maryland has not yet returned TO Per.
fyyille We learn from New York officer Just from
ANNAPOLIS that orders have been received al that place
10, her 70 proceed at once 10 Washington.
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