The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-02

retaliate severely. Troops must COM.
to Washington, and that through Mar,
land, and they shall.''
Gov. Hicks issued proclamation COT.
vening the Legislature for to morrow, in
of the Federal troops a.
Annapolis.
There is probability of the reopen
ing of travel to and from Washington,
by order of Gen. Scott. -4a. 7si
1t is reported that over two thousand
Southern troops arrived at Norfolk
Tuesday. Destination secret.
Every endeavor has been used with
the authorities of Baltimore to perm,
the re'openlng of telegraphic communi
cation, but unsuccessfully.
1t is said the .rumor of the ORDERING
away of Union men is untrue. H they
keep very quiet they are not interfervd
with. s--l.-.---..-
h5 PHILAnELPHIA, April 2f.
Beauregard wal in Richmond yest,r-
day. He sent note to Lincoln recon-
mending the removal of women an.t
children from Washington before Satur-
Gay. ls-7 ass a
The Commissary Department is now
fully prepared to issue $4,000 coolel
rations daily.
'- NEW YORK, April 25.
Wilson's regiment of Zouaves took a
solemn oath tc support the flag ami
march through Baltimore. -
The steamer Empire City, from Tex
as, arrived here this morning.
..... ALBANY. April s5.E
The Governor will issue proclama-
ton calling for twenty-one regiments of
volunteers, making the full complement
80, 900.
COLUMBUS. April "a.
Ben Wade writes here with reference
to the tardiness of the reserve, express
ing his modification that his section sho'd
appear to have fallen behind, saying
that it was owing TO the utter want Of
military organization, but now that they
were all right, and concluding: CAS-
sure our brethren in other parts of tie
State that we will soon be alongside, e
quail to the chiefest. have just enlisted
myself hin the ranks. and will devote all
my time to persuadin,y others to do TIE
same, r..
lSIgnedf "BEN F. WADE.
.. High Private.
The following are appointed as medi-
cal examiners to pass on the candidates
for surgeons:
J. w. Hamilton, Columbus; L. N.
Whiting Stark; J. w. Russell, Mount
Vernon. They meet Tomorrow f-'s5
..-g ST. LOUIS, April s5. 8
!. There was considerable excitement to-
day among the merchants and steam
boatmen on Change, in consequence Of
the reception of dispatch from the
Secretary Of Treasury to the Surveyor of
this port. instructing him to grant no
more clearances for boats bound to
ports in Mississippi, Louisiana and Ala
bama. ~s -rs e-.e r ~ hs1s
As steamboats, on the Mississippi rive
er never take out clearancess, the dis
patch was not understood, and the Sur
yeyor has taken no action in the matter,
and shipments continue South as hereto.
fore. ss1 rsalsa = alis i- #sE9 b-a
$50 PALMYRA, Mo, April 25.
The City Council has made an appro-
ariation for Home Guard to defend the
city.
AUeusrA, Me-, April "a.
The Legislature will adjourn to-mor-
row, after passing an act to raise ten
regiments of volunteers, and appropria-i
ting a million dollars An act was pass,
to provide for coast guard, and appro-
priating 100000. Also, an act making
the entire militia of the State available by
draft. .zr--1 sa t1 ~
Also, resolution authorizing loan Of
81 800, 900. and an act authorizing the
employ ment of females as nurses in the
army. Six thousand meu will have been
enlisted by Saturday. =
The free use of railroads and steam
boats are being offered for they convey
ance.of troops, and cities and towns are
voting money by thousands of dollars to
equip soldiers and make provision for
their families. aez1e- eras .-.Ers.t