Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-09
LAST NIGHT'S REPORT.

Philadelphia, My S.--Spacial to Post:
Virginia troops ar1 concentrating 10 forcs at
Harper's Ferry, evidently intending to resist
any attempt by the Government to re-p,s.
sesS it. No apprehension is felt by Gov.
ernment Of an attack on forces at Cairo.
New York, May S.--A ,utleman of this
city, bearer of dispatches to Washington,
reports his conversation with S,c'y Seward.
He told Mr.. Seward of the determined fee
ing in New York to snslain the GOvernm ent,
and energetic action was expected Of the
Government. Mr.. Seward replied: The
people should not be disapp ,inted, and be
th ,ught they would b. vol satisfied with
what would take place in very few days.
This gentleman also had a conversation
with P. NJ. Gen. Blair, who gave him the
programs Of Lha Government, and thinks
it will be eff 'ctive 10 queling the disturb
anceS. Troops will probably be sent to N.
Orleans. Mr.. Blair thinks the war will be
short, spirited and energetic.
Special to Commercial Advertiser, Wash
ington, May s.-Rsported, troops now at
PerryviIle will soon arrive here. It is un-
derstnod they will land on the Baltimore
side, j'ining Buffers forces at the Relay
House, aud with troops from Harrisburg,
will make force enough to pass safely thro'
Baltimore.
The 81 regiment US. infantry under
command Of Maj. Shepard, left by railroad,
for Washington, via Baltimore, this a. m.
Senator johnson Of Tenn, made a man
fll speech for the enforcement of the laws.
and the preservation of the Union at all haz-
ards, at Knoxville few days since. It was
received with great applause.
Express Washington dispatch says a
schooner fully armed was captured off the
mouth Of the Chesapeake and taken to An
napols. Two men were capturcI, the rest
escaping in boats.
Frederick, MI, May s.-The Legislature
last evening voted unanimously against call
ing convention.
Washington, May Sit is reported that
ex-Gov Reeder of Kansas, now of Pa, will
be appointed Brig. Gen. in the Army
Lieut.. Jones, who fred the Harpers Ferry
Arsenal, is appointed Asst Or. Master Gen.
with the title Of Capt.
The Virginiens arc not ready vet for an
attack on Washington. Gen. Lee insists
that the State line shall not be crossed BY
Virginians until they are attacked.
Louisville, May S.-The surveyor of Gus.
toms has been instructed to prevent ship
ments of arms, munitions and provisions 10
he seeded States, including Tennessee,
North Caralina and Arkansas; and to in
ercept such shipments passing by or going
through Louisville.
Annapolis, May s.-Lieut. Crosny u. s.
Navy, arrived here with the Light Boat
which WAS stationed off Wind Mill Point,
md removed by the secessionists. When
cen she was ~ miles up the Vic mics
River. Her crow deserted her. 1t. Cro,-
y reports seeing large numbers of cavalry
m shore. The importance of Annapolis as
military depot is daily becoming more
apparent.
Milwaugee, May s.-First regiment Mil.
Vaukee volunteers reviewed to-day. Rufus
King, Minister to Rome, has been appoint
ed Brigadier General Of the State.
Detroit, May s.--Extra session Of Mich
gan Legislature mot at Lansing yesterday.
Governors Message recommends that the
aw of last session providing for raising two
egiments, be amended to authorize four
more, with power to raise ten if needed