The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-01
ever, will be no easy matter. The Government
has given notice to the residents.

has given notice to the residents.
PM ,DE1rHrG, April PA gentleman has
arrived here who let Annapolis Yesterday. lie
heard \ report there that negro insurreetion
had occurred in Anne Arundel county. Gen.
Butler Of MsSsar huserts, offered the services OF
lie sth Massachusetts regiment to snbdue the
instruction.
Con. Butler, was taking measures 10 have
the rails relIid ON the Annapolis road. they
had been carefully taken mp by the Railroad
company. No difficulty was apprehended in
again opening the road to Washington.
llAAEE nE GRACE April -Agenteman pus-
Sed through here nom Baltimore this morning,
who states that Fort Nc Iicnry was certainly
reiplo' ced with 600 men; also, that the Ballimo-
rianS had planted cannon dorcetly toward her.
The copilnlHder ordered them removed, which
was oomplind wife. Subsequently,, another can
non was Iointe at her on another side which
was also removed.
Il is stated that nm agreement had bred enter
tl n'o between the authorities of Baltimore and
the Government hr the re- building of bridges at
the expense OF Baltimore, aud the road would
be il running order in ten days.
Large numbers oftroopS are being concentra
ted here from Ilarrisburgh 1t is said no person
is allowed to leave Baltimore without permit
PERHYsvuLE Nd, April 25-Three citizens
OF Baltimore passed through here for the North,
confirming the accounts OF Injuries suffered by
the Union men of Baltimore. They had been
waited on by number of rrimble's troops and
ordered to leave at once. They all seem to
have been in comfortable circumstances One,
who said he was worth $4UO 600 left with only
IS cents in his pocket He walked from Ba.ti-
more to liayre De Grace
Two Thousand troops in all had arrived ct
Washington.
New York, April GA large and enthusi-
aStic meeting OF British residents was held last
night, and a movement made 70 equ;pa British
volunteer regiment.
deputation OF 20 Indians has arrived to ten.
der 500 warriors of the Sioux and Chippewa
Indians to the President
1t is reported from Havre de Grace that an
attack is threa' ened on Fort McHenry before
Saturday night. 1t is said ilit is done the city
will be bombarded.
large rumber of cannon are stationed at
Perryville, to fire upon Iayre De Grace should
Maryland troops make their appearance to day
as apprehendcd.
| New YORK, April 26.-Advices from Frede-
rick Washington and Allegheny counties, Ma,
! ryand show that these counties are strongly
| Union, and declare that they will rebel against
the State il the State secedeS from the Union
| There are said 10 lie 5000 secessionists al
| Pennington, Delaware, though there are three
! Union volunteer companies there.
| Governor Letcher, of Virginia, has issued &
proclamation prohibiting the expoi tation OF tioul
| to'Northeln cities
! A letter from the wife Of Bishop Peck, o
| Louisiana, says her house was burned on the
night Of the 18th of April hy negroes.
| Also, the residence of Bishop Elliot
Several gentlemen arrived from the South re
port the people are arming everywhere. A
man was hung in North Carolina and another
imprisoned for Union sentiments.
! Rogers and Wright the two officers left a
! Norfolk are in prison.
New YoEx, April 26.-I'he steamer Key
stone State, direct from Washington, arrive,
here at noon day, bringing Col. Bonneville
| u. S. Army; Gen. Mitchell and Seth Bryan
| ESQ both of Boston, and Mr. Parrott of Kan
sas, bound home, The Keystone State hat
LEFT Washington on Wednesday afternoon, ant
brings some forty or fifty bags OF mail matte
for the North and East, IN charge OF Genera
Mitchell. He also brings dispatches and il
structions from the Government to Mr.. Adams
! Minister to England. The keystone State j
is well armed and provided to resist any attac
that might be made on her, but she met wit
no interruption.
PERRysvILLE, Md April 26th.-The Balti
more Sun says train Started for Washingo
Yesterday afternoon When it reached Anna
polls junction, finding Feieral troops there lin
ing the road, they put back, apprehendipg sei2
ure.
| Six thousand volunteers are in Richmond
ready for service.
A street battery is being erected at York ow
and another three miles above Richmond.
The steamer jamestown has been fitted u
AZ Richmond for war purposes.
-Four thousand troops are at IIarper's Ferr
and three thousand five hundred at Norfolk.
There will be twenty-five thousand volur
teers at Richmond by the close the week,
rhe schooner .tnne j. Russell with whe,
al Richmond for massachusetts, port, has bee
seized.
1t is reported that the troops at Harper
Ferry have been ordered to same other pom
supposed to be near the Capital.
The Baltimore Sun has q leader VIII ch assert
that the conservative influence is gaining gtoun
in that city. 1t emphatically declares that
is not secession paper, and says chat the pa:
/, sage of an ordinace of secession by the Legislt
= tufe would be an arrogance OF power not veste
: in it. 1t fayors calling State convention, Il
delegates to be elected directly from the peopl
/. 1t denies the stories OF violence to Union me
at Baltimore.
: PHILADELPHIA, April 25-The latest nev
from Annasolis states that the road is open
Washington.
There is no confirmation Of the reported a
Y tack on Fort Pickens but the rumors conlinr
! 70 receive credence.
p The Portsmouth, IVA. Transcript Of Tuesdt
J says dispatches received last night state tn
Pickens was taken by the Southern troops wi
the loss of twenty five hundred men.
pnu,ADE1pnn April 26. The Ecetut
Ataef7can, OF Baltimore, is received. 1t is r
2 mored that the government has detachment
Z troops protecting the workmen who are Iepai
= ing lie bridges on the Philadelpbia RaiIroi
esst,o he Susquehanna pier. 1t viii be op,
= for mails aud travel only.
1t is believed that a quorum ofthe Legsl
ture cannot assemble OF friedrich on Friday.
! The banks are preparing to issue small not
D TO he authorized by the Legislature
I. A schooner from New York, towed by a tu
0 was brought to by shot from Fortress Monrc
which went through the tug. The cargo W
!. seized II consisted ofmilitary stores for vi
J. gna, and fulI Light AatilIery battery
The Petersburg, Va, Etprrss says there a
10000 troops at RioFmonh, 1000 at Harper
J Ferry. and $500 at Norfolk, including $50 fro
. Georgia. ~