The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-05-04

Five thousand were sxp.c,ea ~
posed destlnation vas W.sh;. ne 20.
uosefnor Letcher hsd i.ase ~ y /.
2 seize The Custom HOUSE 800 !, , sri,n
Jog, but Wheeling ives st,o.. thsI
Union, and on the night n ~ lot "
was guaried BY the Mnyor NJ IN /
" were gIsately excited q the n.rs ~ .', y
slaTsa Tint they would stand s. " ~ ~, z
Succession, mo 1sD con ".
Mr., Breckinridge had sda,., H.
audience ,ii,a a. Louisville. denouas;.s. ~, |,
coins proclamation a. iIlersl sa.I W
could not make his rslI ToV NJ ~ ilns y !,
efficient, till after thc.sect;S \ \, .ysy Hcsp
and proposed that Kentueky 80, SSngrs.,
s 1,I,t. Herself 81 z Congress on liz Iss,,
Jnly, by her senators and repr.. .y.,.a q
protesting against the sCItIsms .s'. y (.
present difficulties By tie sWa,S ~ 9 ~
while, that Kentucky shonIa "a AsaR
yention 70 aid her. conrres srns. i; ~ \ COZ.
, !, such 2 protest, Should INV "a s's !.
honor interest and duty II v....,,.as
would unite her with tlc SSs,k Ns'H'sestI
The authorities Of I.ouissiIls y !, 4.
Albany and JeifersonyilIe ''i " New
forming military alliance Y ", r.., were
peace between the three rItIes is .Ais
Governor MagOfIia was lr,Is. /.
the b,nks 20 lend half 4 miIl;os w 5s,, V 81
arm for defense. 'a aOnais y
Az ~ Joseph, Missouri. a. Y Il. ea,
q secession flag was holsted ~ ~ ~
through the streets ~ 1 morS,. 5s..'.a
pauy. Great excitement wa m. ~ . !.
and secession was the prevaiIiuv -.
inent. s .s e. 3 5s3 4. -. stllb
On the same day, the arms 40 =.
tons Of war al the arsenal x fh.l.a'
Clay county, were taken ~ nc ei,i,ss.:
defend themselves against Z NOR X ~ =
peradoes. h. \ = ues
Two thousand stand Or arms la -.
furnished the citizens at Fort T-...a
worth from the arsenal at thar nl.s. ~ !:
the commander at that post ma $3.50
the services Of three hundred toIuni, ,.s
to guard the arsenal, pending "a .,ri,.l
Of troops from Fort KeaTney. III
James II. Tooke, the newI,.anna;.,.l
mail agent on the North Misonr; Il nm
road, was met BY d crowd or sece.sioni,i,
at a station between ST. Charles ana II, a.
son, and threatened with hanging. n
came that way again. - 1.
Sixty one companies had been snroIll
In Illinois, and were awaiting orders
march. i:. 4 = Z s. q 3.
Enlistments At Wilmington. D.lav.r,
were at the rate or from seventy % a,
hundred per day. Delaware win ,erd
her full quota Of troops.
A secession paper al Wilmington Ina
been obliged to hoist the American Ilsr
The Delaware State arms are il ia
possession Of the secessionistA :... I.
A New Orleans dispatch 81 the sO.k
states that the steamship Star 81 Inc
West was taken rs prize to thd Coz
lederate States at Indianola. ~ the
Galveston volunteers, who had captured
her without resistance she had on board
from eight TO nine hundred barrels ofprS
visions. IF ..:. n.
The steamer Haranna had bern pur
chased by the Confedcracy, TO Be trans
formed into a war steamer, She b 10
carry eight guns and one pirotEun
L The schooner l.. q, Watf. had been
seized with q large quantity Of arms
shipped at Hartford, Connecticut, ior he
South. I { Il
Eighty thousand cartridges had been
seized by the sheriff Of Amboy, II ihs.
factory, destined for The South, and ne
factory was threatened with destruction
A sympathetic war feeling with jhe
North is said to be aroused 10 Canada,
and that six hundred men from Quebec,
and large body from Montreal ven
coming to Boston 10 ealist IN lie regular
III. S. army. ! .s "a
A captain Of q merchandise. direct
from Pensacola, report that Fort Piekers
hns now eight hundred men, aud seteA
vessels are lying outside ready iof action.
r.. .::.:z5.. EUROPEAN. 4. E.s
The British Greek residents were pro
posing Prince Alfred, Of England, G
king Of Greece. r. 81, e:&s-s +
1t was reported that q treaty Ind been
concluded between France and Russia
Warlfke ramors were prevalent at Psfs
and in Italy. !. Ia. .s::= 81.
The Magyars had Invited Garibaldl 70
action, saying that at his bidding, hall :
million Of men would DO ready Car
bsldl had replied vaguely, Id,