The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-04-30

tleman passed here from Baltimore this
morning, who states that Fort McHenry
was certainly reinforced with 600 men 1;
also, that the Baltimoreans had planted
cannon towards her. They commanded
them removed, which was complied
with. Subsequently another cannon was
pointed at her on another side, which
was also removed.
1t is stated that an agreement has
been entered into between the author-
ties of Baltimore and the Government
for the building of bridges, at the ex-
pense of Baltimore, and the road would
be in running order in ten days.
New York, April 25.-Wilson's regi-
ment of Zouaves took solemn oath to
support the flag and march through Bal
tmore.
The Steamer Empire, from Texas, ar
rived this morning.
Colts and Sharp's armories are both
working night and day for Connecticut,
the General Government, Ohio and 9th
er States.
Not an arm is sold to any one without
the fullest assurance that they are for the
loyal States,
1t would be impossible to arm the
regiments now forming without sending
to Europe were it not for these armories.
They are turning out some 400 stand OF
arms per day.
The Associated Press have reliable in.
formation just received that the New
York 8th 18th and list regiments have
safely arrived at Washington, and are
now quartered at the Navy Yard in that
city.
Gen. Wool has received information
that two privateers, steamers, were fitted
out at Norfolk before Virginia seeded
One has single rifed gun and the 9TH
er four large guns.
Col. May has rendered his service to
Gov Morgan.
Col Stevens, a millionaire of Jersey,
has signifed his intention to equip reg
iment for service.
Leslie Combs has telegraphed from
Frankfort, KY, saying that Crittenden
is absent, and asking if we can get arms
and munitions for defence in the Union.
Gen. Wool sent the dispatch to the Pres
ident.
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were captured oy tne Secessioh'S'S IN Ia
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Washington on Monday night with 800
marines and $50 soldiers.
~ lie EMPIRE C,,y arrived To-Day rom
texas bringing 90 infantry anu q"
cavalry uhder command OF MAJOR oheP-
hard'
The gun boat Mohawk was at Havana
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repairing the raliroau.
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