The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-04-24

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! Bridges On the HSrylAnd Raalread "a
oj II - .sbo' Burned. isd. mofi Gro
No More Troops Allo,yd to Pass Tire
.,,sg Balfim0-s.
10 ssodG las 81: sovrs. April sOsh. bs
The Baltimore dispatches state sths.
tie Melville bridge on tl,e Northern
Central road has been burned down. Is
Il is reported that the Northern sols
diers are at the Relay house on sihas
road. seistu1msz - TsJsaoR 3
A bridge on the North GENITAL road
and one oashs Phiaaaslptisv Wilaiae-
ton and B3li9oss rqad are gons.,e
The 6H Rsgi6 6ens Il SIC Yott and
the Massachusetts, men are at the Bal
timore railroad depot.
The ears are getting ready ~ the
conveyance OF troops.
A second dispatch says they will go
by railroad 70 Havrs de Grace. thence
BY water TO A Annspolis, Nd. sol iAd
The railroad bridge three niles worth
Of Baltimore, is sssPosted'sorIe bura1
ing bediagasl ylao hi psisiot iii1iygH2S
Bridges bst~seaI Bslimors sud.iIavre
de 6racs hare been destroyed or icssl
dsred useless srsE ysd; tas .issa Cd
/ soPlnlhdsirsaans ~ sass isMidiitiis
Bsisimore ;, ,dw ho sen,ainsdsiin;ssl.s As.si
cas asarmed.Slass sights jewiassaul.sd'
with stones ard osl,sr iissilss ,.iib.enss.
were Slightly woaUdsas sdi 10 sso;niqg
,sTkeatmin wss" taken bAskspI o; "a
-fQuits snumberh escaped 20 tlss .bisyyi,
but having no oaaaorms were not secogs
nised:.o saigsr sdi moil gniyzepa
The Presidents SSf fscsds haa snn6uns
ced that they would 'briwg dnoo rmcsi
troops that way ass .bHnr sdi sgasi
Col. .Small's regiment'a1ived atPasfs
adelphm last night .Sixsnss ssers
wounded by the stones ihro~nAsa them
BY the mob AZ Baltimore. Alhr<e nunl
Der wefe missiSs. Who se eperstedo ofpu
their comrads 'ddring the sGayssIsgns
Gov. Curtin of Psnsylt~nis. hssiss
sued 4 proclamation codvte;dhg aRs lsks
islasure on tte Soth Of Aprii.y,o aerM
relation to the present. condition o. the
country 1s'a gov Il sso1se gainai'1
y Gov. Andrews, % Of Massachusetts,.
has sent the following dispatch 10 The
Mayor Of Baltimore: ippssy TO have The
bodies Of our Massachusetts soldiers.
dead il battle. to b Immediately hid
ont. preserved in ice, and tsuderly sent
by express h me-. Alfsxpen-
ses will Be paid by me. s1ed~ .'esi OF
Boston is greatly excited by shs news
from Baltimore. md The attSet oH her
soldiers snisso7a ns ,..;io4 sidi m0.i /
Lieut.. Jones was al Carlisle barracks
Yesterday. He stated that hearing the
day before that 90 ivilginians wefe
apr'&,thiny BY the Winchester road,
TO sieze the arsenal. they put pilss Of
powder and straw in all the buildings,
and awaited quistiy the approtsci2 q The
picket guard. He gave the alarm and
The GARRISON was SET tSon Gre IN the OUT
houses. carpenter shops. aAd pow
Ger fuses. and then began to retreat. :
The citizen, pf EisrpsrX Perry, ,lxho |
;sl we're sesi seessidendy IN league With tic par, par
y advancing; to siezs Z lie q s,rssstnsl, xsfe
nst.ntly il ma; arms. ass'1 and a paaffsaused afa aid
.ihed Two regulars. aoth1fs dsssrtsdF !
,efore they e reached HsgsGrsgtdov HgGgtd fs' rhss'y
an night. missed tE. railroad
rain a. Hagerstown. .and took 6AnibdA-
8 70 Chamber.burss:. They are all }
much exhausted BY, tbei ppighi's Z march. /
rIey We We're ed By lie il' people ssl IL ofCfs
,ersbar snl s IS psiceiSsd issinlsd wiib' aeeke9ft|
,lolg ,lhe route 10 t.iG:ie. ''e' ''1o
!, The report Of the attack on the Mass.
regiment a. Baltimore. occa-
ioued much excitmen, among the