Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-10


Perryyile will soon arrive hero. II isun-
derstood they will land on the Baltimore
side, joining Buffers forces at the Relay
House, and with troops from Harrisburg,
will make force enough to pass safely thro'
Baltimore. Stte.f- rn rfr.gt
The Sd regiment US. infantry under
command Of Maj Shepard, left BY railroad,
for Washington, via Baltimore, this a. m.
Senator johnson Of Tenng made a man
fil speech for the enforcement Of the laws,
and the preservation of tho Union atall haz-
ards, at Knoxville q few days since. II was
received with great applause.
Express Washington dispatch says a
schooner fully armed was captured off tho
mouth of the Chesapeake and taken to An
napolis Two men were captured, the rest
escaping in boats.
Frederick, Md, May s.---The Legislature
last eveniGg voted unanimously against cali
ing a convention.
Washington, May SIT is reported that
ex- Gov. Reeder Of Kansas, now Of Pa, will
be appointed Brig. Gen. in the Army
Lieut.. Jouos, who fred the Harper's, Ferry
Arsenal, is appointed Asst Or. Master Gen.
with the title of Capt.
The Virginians are not ready yet for an
attack on Washington. Gen. Lee insists
that the State line shall not be crossed by
| Virginians until they are attacked.
Louisville, May 9.--The surveyor of GUS
toms has been instructed to prevent ship
ments of arms, munitions and provisions, to
the seeded States, including Tennessee,
North Carolina and Arkansas; and TO in
tercept such shipments passing by or going
Through Louisville.
Milwaukee, May s.-First regiment Mil
waukee volunteers reviewed to-day. Rufus
King, Minister to Rome, has been appoint
ted Brigadier General Of the State.
Detroit, May 9.--Extra session Of Mich
igan Legislature met at Lansing yesterday.
Governors Message recommends that the
law of last session providing for raising two
Regiments, be amended to authorize four
more, with power to raise ten if needed
To pay volunteers while in service Of the
State, preparatory to being mustered into
the service U. s., at the same rate as they
are entitled to after being mustered into
/. listments be for three years unless sooner
discharged. To meet every exigency he fa-
vors loan of not less than 81 o00,000;-
bonds to be issued in small amounts. In
which case he thinks the whole will be TAX
en- by citizens of the State. He recon-
mends Legislature to enact law authoriz-
, ing townships to levy taxes for the support
of tho families of volunteers. He says Ma
! tional Government cannot longer confine it.
self to mere defense, of national domain and
, property. 1t must strike treason wherever
, it is found. All the delusive pretense of
rebels, about coersion and invasion of
{ States must be thrown aside, and the full
. right of the Federal troops to march at pleas
ure over every inch of territory of the Uni
t ted States put beyond question; the State
t which refuses to respond to the lawful call
7 of the President, as much guilty of treason
as one which makes actual war;
| Wheeling, May ga large Union meeting
! was held at Ringwood, Preston county on the
4th inst. Resolutions were adopted expressing
unalterable opposition to the Ordinance of Sc
Q cesson, and favoring division of the State
Delegates were appointed to the Wheeling Con-
n vention.
Nothing has been heard from the Kanahawa
% region. Advices from various Western coun-
n ties indicate great increase i'll Union sentiment
All necessary arrangements are DelnB iuaue lOI
,, holding the Convention in this city on Monday
) Fourteen counties have thus far appointed del
% egates. A great deal of enthusiasm is mani
lr tested over the receipt of 1000 stand of Gov
ernment arms which reached here to-day.
indianapolis, May 8.-The 18th, Col Walla.
- ces Zouve Regiment, was presented with two
s. Silk Flags this p. m One by the Ladies of In
l. dianapolis. and the other by the Ladies of Ter
m rehaute. After the presentation ceremonies, the
whole Regiment knelt down and took the oatl
to protect the American Flag, and avenge the
D wrongs done to Indiana Volunteers by jeff Da
g. Wis at the battle of Buena Vista.
The 7th Regiment, Col. Dumont's, was also
presented with Silk Flag by the Ladies' o
Aurora.
= Montgomery Ala, May 8.-The Postal De.
0f Ipartment is ready to take charge of the mails
y any moment Congress directs. Office, Seal
? Books, Blanks, Routes, and clerical force com
plete. No detention of the mails feared in con
J. sequence of any policy of the Lincoln Govern
c. ment.
. missioner from Georgia, announcing that Ar
+ kansas had unanimously passed an Ordinances
10 of Secession.
Morton, of Florida, offered resolution en-
d quiring the propriety of appointing Chaplan
n in the Navy; adopted.
v Ochilleree Texas bill, provining compensa
10 ton to disbursng officers in the several EXecu
Is tive Departments, adopted.
N Conrads, of Louisiana, motion to appoint
Committee ON Claims adopted. Secret sessio
u followed.
1t Memphis, Tenn, May S.-Block on corner G
" Front Row and Court street burned. Los
- $4,000.
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