Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-10
TELEGRAPHIC!
REPOnTED ron THE sTATEsnrAN,
Civil war 1npending!
THE NOTES OF PREPARATION! I!
From New York.

II New YoRK, April ia special dispatch fror
|. Charleston to the Herald states that the author
tiles had received official notification that sup
plies will be furnished Anderson at any hazard
Immense preparations Immediately commenced
D Orders were issued for the entire military re-
r serves to proceed to their stations. Four regi
ments Of 1000 men each have been telegraph.
ed for from the country. Ambulances and othe,
, preparations for the wounded are being made
At midnight, seven guns from the citadel were
the signal for the assembling Of all the reserves
and the city was thrown into the greatest ex-
citement. Seventeen regiments 800 strong az.
sembled In an hour, and left for the Notifications
at 3 o'clock in the morning. All the vessels In
the harbcr necessary for transportation will be
put in service by noon. ~. VIZ,
A feet of ofseven Government vessels ia re-
ported of the bar.
Maj Anderson displayed signal lights during
the night from the walls Of Sumter.
| 1t is believed that the fight will commence at
Stono, 25 miles southwark; the batteries along
the coast being silenced In turn, and after clear.
Ing Morris Island, the Government forces will
cross to Sumter while Anderson engages Moul-
trie.
Lieut. Talbot was denied admission to Sum.
ter BY the authorities. RS. Chew brought dis.
patches from Washington TO Gov. Pickens, and
ington at IL o'clock last night.
Especial dispatch to Evening Post
1t Is reported from Charleston to-day, that
Lieut. Talbot has not been permitted to return
to Fort Sumter. s'r
Major McCulloch left to-day for Texas.
MONTGOMERY, April 9.-Presidept Davis has
made requisition on the Governor of Alabama
for three thousand troops. Eighteen hundred
dot Nnt0 ANA - A l. n
7th.
CHARLESTON, April Sit 10 estimated that
five thousand men are stationed at Sullivan's
and Morris Islands and coast.
New ORLEANS, April 9. The news of the ap-
pearance Of war vessels off Charleston harbor
has produced unusual excitement. Gen. Bragg
has telegraphed here from Pensacola, for l 500
additional troops. Two more companies of
zouaves are about leaving
AUGUSTA, April 9.-The report of war vessels
of Charleston Ia not believed.
New ,YoRk, April 10.-An editorial In the !
Tribune states positively that the object Of the
expedition which sailed hence within the last
four days is Fort Sumter. About 1000 men
will arrive off Charleston tonight or Tomorrow,
under command of Lieut.. Col Harvey Brown,
OF the I'd artillery. A small steamer will be |
sent in with supplies, and If repelled, the T'db-
une says the rebels will be taught, without un-
necessary delay, there Is still a power In the
United States, and that this power cannot well
be insuted with impunity.
The Washington correspondence of the Times
Is entirely satisfied that the Baltic has gone to
Sumter, where she will land supplies in small
boats.
Lieut.. A. s. Baldwin is ordered to command
the steamer Wyando.te, in place of Bergman,
deceased, and goes out in the Water Witch to
Pensacola. ..ta.-i.,
The Tribune correspondence says: Dispatch
es have been received from Lieut.. Slemmer, at
Fort Pickens, explaining that the reason why the
troops were not landed from the Brooklyn was,
that he had already sufficient to hold the Fort
against any army the rebels conld bring against
him. He has four months provisions. He adds
that the troops can be landed at any time, II l
needed. tr-
The same correspondence says Mr.. Barrett,
Of the Cincinnati Gasette, was appointed Com
of Pensions to-day. Gen. Sumner
has gone to supersede Gen. johnson as Com.
mander of the Pacific division of the Army.
The Heyald's Washington correspondence
says that orders left to-day to have the Wabash,
Vincennes and Savannah atlNew York, and
jamestown at Philadelphia, detailed for imme.
date service.
The south Carona mails Will be stopped up.
on the frat sign Of hostility to the feet Of relief
Especial to the Herald.l
New ORLEANS, April 9-The Cabinet at
Montgomery has called on each of the Confed.
crate States for 5000 troops, except Florida,
l 500. .ri.t
The Commissioners to Washington have an
nounced their intention to return Immediately.
CHARLESTON, April 9, P. M.-Lieut. Talbot
was detained at Florence and lost l2 hours.
Permission was refused for q provision ship to
enter the port. Martial law was expected to be |
proclaimed. The Commissioners at Washing.
ton have telegrapbed Gov. Pickens that war is |
inevitable. .a
Special to the Commercial Advertiser.
WASHINGTON, April 9.-Dispatches have been
received here this morning from Charleston,
which state that R. s. Chew, one of the clerks
of the State Department, bad arrived there,
and had brought message from Secretary Sew.
ard to Gov. Pickens. Mr.. Seward. in his mes
sage, distinctly informed Gov. Pickens that
Sumter must be supplied with provisions from
the Charleston markets, and IL Anderson was
not furnished regularly, the Government would
furnish him provisions.
New YoRK, April ga dispatch to the Her.
aid says that offers Of volunteers from the Border
States continue to be sent to Montgomery, and