The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-02
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The soldiers well fed upon government raous, but
many Of them have obtained permission 10 board At The
hotels, and so enjoy themselves hugely.
THE ARRIVAL or THE SEVENTH
from Annapolis on Thursday put to fight the last fear OF
II aim 81 resisted in their landing al annapolis; half fed
wbe there compelled to march through rain and shae
starved At the Junction relieved by the provisions sent
on by the washington Rifles and hnally landed half deaf
everywhere It's reception here was g.oticus Tor the
most hopeful had begun 10 fear for its safety so cng had
REPRESENTATIVES, and very comfortable On Friday
the regiment gave dress drill N front OF
The the Ss s1 S.s large ms' s. s
being pi oud Of the perfection Of drill which elected
eneomums from the President. end pronounced
the finest ever seen here The same afternoon she oath
administered to the regiment, ard the scene wa.
4 the regiment serenaced the President
THE EIGHTH MASSACHUSETTS, REGIMENT,
also quarered at the Capitol is quite ~ remarkable as
the seventh but from dlderen, cause Il Is agenlne
Yankee reg and could start dourish.pg manutac
turing town after coaquerng she site for OIL hand aud
without trouble. This is the regiment among whose
M mbefs engine builder VINO put ogether q oco
motive the road from Annapolis, ing that he was
the original builder Of the engine other members laid
the bridges broken down along the AZ thew
along they kept constantly firing TO rigoten of
small rartes of secessionists who attempted to up
the rails before them and then fed to the Woods The
regiment has FIVE ailors among its members, who DO all
the capital bake the bread for their ccmrses
II is ssid that sewers. Washington aoeS volunteered their
services TO the regiment but there nothing for them
10 do.
THE CLAY AND FRONTIER GUARDS
also aIkabe and the soiiery here
The Clay Guard pledged hang JED Davis and nteld
1
form sort Of police 10 hunt down the secessonss in the
city ard succeeded Ia bsgging yesterdayan Irish
10 burn bridges aud tear up railroad tracks de sad
to been sS Ss
All day long the Irish man has hceu begging for his he
Will. the Guard has been celebrating whether TO hang
shoot him. That's the way the story goes. General
NJ made speech to the Guard ast evening and leaves
for Nevada to morrow. information having been received
of o secession move there. To night the Guard have
been parsding the city
General Lane Of Kansas notore,y has and OF the
asS on the one sse bS Potomac DAYS ago Gem
Lane and two OF bis men crossed the river, pushed
through the crowd tore down the Tag AID brought It
away with them trophy. The General relates the
story with great gee He says he coeen believe IN the
Southern chvary. They're all half towards, and have
taken TO throwing brokbais and kicking dead bodies
Both Of these Guards win do work II they can get
chance.
Apropos am reminded thai there is genera, iuclina
ticn here TO allow the Wilson Zouayes to through
baltimore The people there very anxious to SEQ
themselves are 50 willing 10 60 and will do themselves
such credit they DO go that it seems great pity to
! dsappoini them.
srEPHESs or CONSTITUTIONAL LAW,
and he hERAID's remarks upon his efforts, are much
quoted ard laughed at here Secretary Seward n3s IN
treasury indication that the sececefs not quite
gore out yet. 1t Is certainly most ridiculous for for
We ont underatsnd our owl corstta pn and can't in
teprei |. rightly. Suppose Il is what Ia 1t his bust
ness lie won't have the North IN his coniederacy a.
what hayeY II is certainly very upknd and very
us,abe On his part IN spite Of all that may aby
newspapers authorized to say that the government
DO not the necessity OF Smelling BALTIMORE or invading
Maryland long the state is in the Union and allows
troops 70 pass her soil, choosing only her
what the foreign may say the Secretary
of state little that ne has ordered tain minis
eIs depart whether their instructions ready not
If any foreign government thinks 1t good time to
in troubles, Just the government would like to
have them try it, Intercourse between the capital and
Virginia not cut of sie because the govern
me mt does not recognise secession regards all the States
s' ~ inc aId aun"s me fse, o. az
tell for what he s about to fight may take Ave
70 reconoe every one 70 the new and
The rev society 1t raugurate 1t took fully that time to
reconcile East New York TO the Governor chosen from
West New York. Tho recent arrival Of French Com.
circles The Commissioner Is accredited to the gov,
errment, and France would know what intend to
do without his aid. The constitution Is equal 10 Ruy
emergency, but cannot anticipate H. The country has
been going ahead so long 10 the track Of peace that il
upon the track Of war What has already been done,
however shows what inherent strength there s our
These disconnected remarks the Affairs
the day select from the conversation Of Cabinet Minis
ter and they were publicly stated they represent In
some measure the policy Of the government, aud
lees valuable Than interesting.
ARRESTS FOR TREASON.
Several arrests for treason have been made here and
others in prospect Two Of the psoners confined
at the Capitol One Of them found with
one hundred muskes concealed upon his person. He s
thought to be from South Carolina and intended to obtain
the muskes from one OF the seceesonisis NJ the Navy
Yard The other is named Frederick Cuann CHAM He
has always avowed himself secessonst end caught
.rk.I.
the Navy Yard The derrick Ut the Capitol will make an
admirable extempore gaows for such fellows The Navy
Yard is a nest OF secessioD.sis II Is said that
large number Of bombs, recently manufactured
there, were hled with sawdust. Thompson,
P1rst1Sa.n,s' and Lgdw.s keeper o. To magazine
doubtlees interested 10 this business whs, fur.
ther mischief they have worked Dot known eut should
be Five men were arrested On thursday charged with
attempting 70 carry weapons to the rebels. bot
hcnorably discharged.
MISCELLANEOUS.
There rumoys tonieh. that General BcauIegard
was seen in the city. but they are untrue
soldier in one Of the Massachusetts regiments
reported poisoned this Rferrocn Another OF bar
liquor, 10 doubt.
The ce,gy men Of the dstrc, invited the siders to
Join in religious services to day. and several companies
marched 70 church with full ranks Those regiments
which have chspans have religious services daily.
Pennsylvania ard Massachusetts, In much commended By
the citizens and newspapers OF Washington.
On tuesday night the theatre hero will be opened for
tue spring season, under the management OF Messrs
Bland withegs.
The citizens a Washington are turning out strongly
In militia companies ard volunteer associations
forming daily The veterans Of 1879 have formed a
company, and Georgetown turns out mounted guard.
The steamers Baltimore and Powhatan took en-
siderable quantity o. shells 10 Fort WAshir gton and
turned yesterday. Every thing quiet down the river
and bay, and there no indications OF hostile move
meuts there.
As far as am able to learn, all the In tho New
York regiments here well aud enjoyn ing themselves
finely.
Tho feeling seems to be gaining ground among those
best informed both here and in baltimore, thet there
hr Nob tiru 10 be
nnn.bed and that Peace VIII soon bless our country
egan. May tbs como true.
ARRIVAL OF THE TRANSPORT BIENyiLLE.
The United States transport Benviie, Captain Clifford
arrived yesterday afternoon from Washington city, c.
which place she lert 9o,b umo The officers make the
following report:-Ieft New York April rs having
hnath rncnrs and rnnn Rhndn Ialsrh reaincit