The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-05-01
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day. A letter says the Constitution was
TO sail for the mouth of tho Datapsico
to blockade the port of Baltimore. A.
second detachment of 1000 men were 10
move from Annapolis. The troops march
from there to Washington. The railroad
lines in possession Of the Government are
being used for the transportation Of stores
and provisions of which large amounts
are reported to be going forward. a,4g
30 far no armed opposition to the
troops is reported. The officers of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Yesterday !
received dispatches per their line Of tele-1
graph, ut the Annapolis Junction, which
announced that n large body of U. S. =
troops were on their way to Washington !,
and were passing along at an ordinary
time step without molestation. -.
New YorK, 26.
A special dispatch TO the New York
Herald from Havre de Grace, 25th, says
that Southern troops are hourly expected
to appear on Georgetown Heights.
PERRYsvILLE, %, p. M.
Many Baltimoreans just arrived here
represent intense excitement there. Mon
ey in large amounts llas been raised, and
large bodies of military are drilling Ri
fles are distributed among the citizens
and will be fred from private houses if
the troops attempt to go through.
HARRIsBURG, 25. !.
1t is currently reported that Ex-Presi-
dent Buchanan has disposed of his farm
and fled TO Canada, in consequence of
threatening remarks from Ohio troops,
1000 strong of whom are quartered at
Lancaster. .,.. .s.a.I
J Hon. John Sherman has joined the
Ohio troops, aud private, thereby nine
thousand Pennsylvanians have thus far
responded to the call for volunteers, and
the Governor says he is literally mobbed
with offers of more. He has accepted
10000. a.ft.
PHILADELPHIA, 25.
A gentleman who left Charleston on
Thursday says, Beauregard was there SUI
perintendng the repairs of fort Sumpter,
with the immediate attack on Charleston
from the North, that there was then no
movement Of troops towards the North,
and he believes there will be none.
WILMINeToN, Del, 90.
Gov. Burton has issued proclamation
calling out troops TO defend the Union.
~ PHILADELPHIA, 26.
The evening american, of Baltimore,
is received. 1t is rumored that the gov
ernment has detachment Of troops pro-
tecting the workmen who arc repairing
the bridges on the Philadelphia Railroad
east of the Susquehanah River. 1t will
be open for mails and travel only.
The Pats Virginia Express says there
are ten thousand troops at Richmond,
four thousand Harpers' Ferry, three thou
sand five hundred at Norfolk, including
200 from Georgia.
II is stated that jeff Davis will not is
sue letters-ofmarque until after the meet
ing Of this Congress on the Goth.
PERRYsvILLE, Md, 25.
Three citizens of Baltimore passed thro'
here for the north confirming the accounts
of injuries suffered by the union men Of
Baltimore. They had been waited upon
by squad of Trimble's troops and order
cd to leave the State at once. They all
seem TO have been in comfortable circum-
stances. One who said he was worth
forty thousand dollars left with only sew
enty-fvc cents in his pocket. He walked
from Baltimore to Havre de Grace.
New YoRK, April 26.
Senator Johnson, of Tenn, was mob
bed at Lyncbburgh, Sunday, on his way
home from Washington to Tennessee
He denied sending message stating that
Tennessee should furnish quota Of mon.
The States and Union, of Washington,
has suspended. The people have threat
ened TO delnoish the office if it continued
to advocate the Southern Confederacy.
A son of senator Bayard, Of Delaware,
has raised company, and taken the oath
of allegiance at Wilmington.
| Advices from Frederick, Washington
and Allegheny counties, Maryland, show
that these counties are strongly union,
and declare that they will rebel against
the State if il secedes from the union.
There are said to be three thousand So
cessionists at Pennington, Delaware, tho
there are three union volunteer compan
les there.
A man was hung in North Carolina,
and another imprisoned, for union sentl-
ments.
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF
British residents was held last night, and
the motion to equip British volunteer
regiment is received with favor.
A deputation of 20 Indians have ar
rived to tender 800 warriors of the Sioux
and Chippewa Indians to the President.
1t is reported from Havre dc Grace,
that an attack is threatened on fort Nc
I Henry before Saturday night.
IL is said if it is done the city will be
bombarded.
A large number of cannon arc station
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