Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-04-19


was again hoisted over Fl. Sumter, when Por-
cher Miles, with flag Of truce, went TO the
Fort In few minutes the Federal flag was
again drawn down by Major Anderson and the
white Gag again unfHrIed-
VERY LATEST.
tuurKa UNcoSD1rIoSALLY sr5RExDEEs
Gen. Beauregnrd has just gone to Sumter.
also three fire companies 10 quench the sFes
before the magazines are reached.
Fl. Sumter Internationally ssErrudeFed-
The people Wild with ing- No C&rolinians
hurt Two thsases15 shots Ered altogether
Major Anderson and men conveyed to Morris
: Island under guard. Anderson reached the
city and is the guest Of Gen. Bcaurgard. The
pCople sympathize with Anderson, but abhor
faoser in his command. There a steamer
in sight which didn't even attempt to reinforce
him. The wood work and officers quarters III
Sumter are all burnt. No officers EOuDdcL
The Fort will be taken possession Of tonight
-. W AsHIxGTox, April 13--The war news is
received here with feelings Of regret. There
is no excitement but the prospect for the
fusure creates general feeling Of depression
PRovIDEscE, April le.-Gov. Sprague has
= rendered to the Government the service of the
-F'--f-S
n Gers. to accompany them himself.
4 MDIAxAPoLs, April 3.-Intense excite
ment prevails. Meetings were held in two
different halls this evening. in both Of which
strong Union resolutions were adopted SeE-
eraI volunteer companies here and in different
parts Of the State have rendered their services
to the Governor
- A salute Of 81 guns fired for the Union
and one for Major Anderson.
BALTIMORE, April ia man made his
+. appearances in this city this morning, with a
secession cockade on his hat He was pur-
sued BY crowd and had TO be protected by
tIle police. Intense excitement prevails. and
there is great anxiety to learn the news from
Charleston.
rs DErKoIT, April I4--The war news creates
"a profound sensation. The unanimous senti
: ment is that the position assumed by the Gov
ernment must be maintained. An imprompiu
meeting Of the members Of the Detroit bar
aud influential citizens, yesterday afternoon
composed Of all parties, passed resolution
denouncing the rebellious organization calie'
the Confederate States and declaring their in
tention to stand by the old flag al all hazzar,lS
Another meeting Of citizens will be he'd to
morrow night.
NEW ORLEANS. April l3.-Thcre is grams
muster of city volunteer companies this morn
ing. Preparations making to de:end tn
Mississippi in the best possible manner.
NonroLK, April l3--Ortlers have been re
ccived to it out the frgatc Mcrrimae immet
stely.
Bosrox. April I3.-The war news fror
Charleston creates profound sensation in thi
.ac city and throughout the State. The generr
sentiment is that the Federal Government
right, and Shall be sustained.
BoSrox, April I3.--Intense excitement
The surreudcr of Fort Sumter is not believe
by many.
Bosrox, April 3.-The Adjaiant General
Office was crowded this a. NJ. with officers {
the State militia, Offering their commands L
the Govcrnnsnt. An extensive war feelin!
has been arousal. Gov. Andrews leaves 70
20 Washington this p. NJ. ---.e
NEw YORK, April l3.--1he Government
said to have chartered the steamships Philn
< delphia and Ericsson. The former is bcin!
-r rapidly filed with provisions, army stores an'
munitions of war. The latter is TO be held il
reserve for any emergency.
PHILADELPHIA. A pril s. War cln g an
II pant, People inereduleus about Sumtcr's new:
81 Two regiments ofmiitia viii he ready TO marc
in few. days. -
+ LANCASTER, April l3.--War feeling rampant
a The stars and stripes are displayed in honor Q
Anderson. Volunteers are being enrolled.
Sunday Nights Di<patches.)
REPORT OF EUMTzEa's SUR
RENDER CONFIRMED.
Five of the Gar1isoa Houn}e T. Ifou'tr
Badly Damaged anderson and his 5fc
Embarked for Nsr York : The Fleet Still o
1ih: H,ir5or !-Intsnse Ercit'men: ihrorgI
out the North = Eolunicering srytrier
Presidents Proclamation 10000 Tolu,
tesrs Called Foy:-An Extra Session
Congress.
CuAR1Esrox, April l3-l and la
o'ciock-F Firing ceael an | an uncond ton
surrendendcr WAS made. The Carolniais a
surprised that the fight is over so 500
After the flag staff was sho, away Wigfall W
sent 10y Bcaurcgard to Sumpter with whi
flag. offering assistance TO subdue the famC
Was met by Anderson who said he had ju
displayed 4 white flag, but the batteries h;
not stopped firing Wigfall replied, Ande
son must haui dogn the American flag Su
render or fight was the word. Anderson th
hauled the flag down.
The boat sent from the Fort tonight W
to officially notify the fleet of the surrend
of Sumter. 1t is not known what will
done with Sumter or the vanquished garriso
CHARLESTON, April I4..-Antlrrson and m
Loo ,,:,rtF - hoT for ar
Tho feet sill outside
- Presidents Proclamation.
WAsuIxGTcS, \ Pril a. 1851.
WHEREAS, the laws ofthc United States q
now and have been opposed III several Stat
by combinations 100 powerful 10 be suppress