Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-09

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first gun fired at a noble and starving garrison,
was a blow at the Nations heart, and a united
North had sprung to arms in vindcation of the
dag and for the mnintainance of the government
Heaven forbid the duty of that vinlication
should be forgotten by Maryland
Several arrests we're made yesterday and
to-day of parties charged with participating
in the attack on the Massachusetts troops.
There has been stampede atnoug the sus-
pected Seventy Of the rioters have disap-
peared.
The Legislature did nothing yesterday.
The Herald's dispatch says:
Washington, May THE greatest &C.
tivity prevails at the War aud Navy De-
partments, preparing details encompassing
and puuishing traitors,
Another committee has been here from
Baltimore. They reported TO the Presi-
dent that the mob spirit was down and the
Ioyalists we're preparing to welcome the
government troops There will be a; least
three Regiments raised in Baltimore of
1000 men each and be accepted 10y the
government.
10000 troops will he concentrated at
Washington. The Mass. Sth regiment
sent 500 loave' of splendid bread made by
themselves to the N. Y. 2sth regiment.
Gsn. Patterson of Pennsylvania will
move troops by detachment through Balli-
more rs soon As the rail rad is repaired.
Maj. Hunter of the u 5 army will be
made Colonel.
Late Richmond pap,rs ann unce the
marching Of military companies towards
Hsrper's Ferry. The Kentucky battalion
is expected to 60 thilher.
Senator Morrill,, Of Maine, tenders a reg
Iment OF lumbermcn from Maine, none to
he less than 8 eet high, for the regular
army. They are likely 10 he accepted.
The Governors of Penn, Ohio Mich,
Ind. and ILL.,, agreed on plan Of co-opera.
tion for the support Of the federal govern
nent. They act as unit, their action
having been ratified by the President.
Secretary Chase has ordered the stop
Pa5e Of all supplies of any kind for the re-
bellious States at Carlo.
Albany, May s.-Orders have been issu-
ed for the inspection of the N. York British
volunteers.
New York, May S.-Warren Leland of
The Metropolitan Hotel has rendered his
services to the Governor of his native State
to lead the lst Vermont regiment.
Philadelphia, May s.-Finy West Point
Crdets were detained here last night by the
lolce, on the rupposition that they we're
about 10 join the secessionists. Information
hHd been received that they had purchased
arms in New York. The mistake was soon
rectified and they proceeded to Washington
where they will be commissioned AS second
Licutenanis.
Washington, May s.--A Louisiana reg.
iment arrived at Richmond on Monday
l,40o Tennessee troops and battalion Of
Alabama troops have reached Lynchburg.
At Norfolk there are about 1000 troops in
cluding 2 companies Of Georgians. The au-
ihorities we're fortifying Norfolk in all drec-
tions, also Hatier's lule,. N. G.
A Board Of Medical Examiners will con-
vene at the Naval Hospital, New York, ON
the lst of June next for the examination of
candidates for admission into the Medical
corps of the Navy.
Montgomery, May IA salute was fir
cd here this afternoon in rejoicing at the
10th star in the constellation.
Frederick, Nd, May s.-The probabili-
ties now arc that the Legislature will ad-
iourn on Friday until the | 5th of July next.
At a caucus Of the House members last
night, il was almost unanimously determin-
ed to abandon tho proposition of convention.
st. Louis, May e.--Unon Home Guard
Df tho lst and I'd Wards, numbering 500,
were sworn into the volunteer service of the
U.s. to-day. Companies from other Wards
will be sworn in during tho week. These /
men are allowed to remain with their fam
lies and follow their usual avocations; but
will be required to do guard duty ono day
IN each week. Capt Lyon has orders TO |
receive 10000 volunteers. He has already
upwards of 5000 mustered into the service.
The Home Guard of this city will complete
md perhaps exceed the complement.
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