Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-06

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eminent the OF their rolling stock.
Maysville Ky, May 4.-Maysville gives $40
majority for the Union. The Stars and Stripes
float from nearly every building in town.
Boston, May 4th.-A special session of the
Legislature called for the 18th inst.
The funeral of the soldiers killed at Baltimore
took place to day at Lawrence with imposing
ceremonies.
Washington, May 4.-The Maryland legisla-
ture in their interview with the President this
forenoon admitted both the right and the power
of the Government to bring troops through Bal
timOre or the State, and to take any measures
for the public safety, which in the discretion of
the President might be demanded, either by ac-
tual or reasonably apprehended exgencies.-
They expressed their belief that no immediate
effort at Secession, or resistance of Federal au-
thOrties, would be attempted by the Legisla-
ture State authorities, and asked that in this
view the State should as long as possible be
spared the evils Of military occupation, or a
mere revengeful chastisement for former trans
gressiOns. The President replied that their sug
gestions and representations should be consider
ed, but that he should now say no more than
that the public interest and not spirit of re-
venge, should actuate his measures.
The New York 69th Regiment viii forthwith
be located in the neighborhood of Georgetown.
The Government has been officially advised
that at the latest date no Commissioners from
at the French Court. The State Department
has instructed the new Minister to Paris, Mr..
Dayton, TO explicitly make known to the French
Government that there is not now, nor has there
been, nor will there be any or the least idea ex-
listing in this Government of suffering disso-
luton of the Union to take place in any way
whatever.
W. H. Aspinwall and Cyrus W. Field arrived
here to-day.
Fort Kearney, MAY 4.--The Poney Express
from San Francisco Oath ult., arrived to-day
Business is a good deal unsettled by the politi-
cal news from the East. The settler difficulty
in Santa Clara county continues. 40 men said
to be in armed resistance to the enforcement of
the decree of the Court eiecting settlers from
Chebllo Rancho. 1t is unknown what course
the Government may pursue. Indians again
troublesome in Northern counties, butrigOrous,
and so far successful efforts, are being made
against them
Wheeling, Va. May Am immense county
Union meeting was held here to-day. Frank
PierpOnt OF Marion county, q. NJ. Porter, of
Hancock county late member of Congress, ad-
dressed the people in able speeches, urging re-
sstance to the Secession Ordinance, and favor
} ing division of the State. Resolutions were
adopted approving the action of the merchants
al their late meeting, denunciatOry of Secession,
', aud declaring adhesion to the Union, Thirty
four delegates were appointed to call Conven-
on the 18th OF May.
A large meeting Of similar character was
held at Clarksburg Harrison county, yesterday.
Rising Sun, Ind, May 4.-The vote at Rabbit
Pass, Boone county, KY, opposite this village,
for Crittenden d Guthrie ticket was ia out Of
1876 votes cast.
A Paris KY. May 4-This precinct give 375
| majority for the Union ticket. Bells majority
/, in November was 365
indianapolis, May 4.-The Legiature to-day
) passed bill authorizing the Governor to call
int immediate service for one year, 6 Regi-
mants of Volunteers for the defence ofthe State.
, An additional appropriation of $50O0OO will
be made for purchasing arms and placing the
State on a complete war footing About thirty
companies of the State requistion are already
here in camp, and balance will be here by Tues,
4 day, making 10 Regiments OfFederal and State
troops
r Cairo ILL.,, May 4.-Gen. Pillow, Gen. Ely and
other prominent officers of the Confederate ar
my, aud large number of Mississppians, Ar
kansas and Tennessee troops, are at Memphis.
a Heavy guns are arriving there daily.
Col. Prentiss commanding officer at this point
Just received the following despatch from three
n of the most prominent citizens of CINCINNATI
I "Generel Pillow has several steamers ready
4 at Memphis He meditates an immediate at
tack on Cairo"
4 Col Prentiss reptile L. "Let him come; he viii
0 learn to dig his ditch on the right side. ! am
r ready"
Baltimore, May 4.-The Maryland Senate act
: providing a COMMITTEES of Public Safety consi-
= dered good as lost The Union feeling is gain
ing ground throughout the State. WOrkmen
4 are actively engaged in repairing the Northern
= Central Railroad and meet with no opposition.
0 People are rejoiced at the prospect of speedy
reOpening of travel. Government seized steamer
4 running between Baltimore and Haver de Grace
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