Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-19
NUMBER 48.

There is q decided Union sentiment ON
the entire line, and no trouble Is appre-
hended at Harper's Ferry or at any other
point. Rumors Of en- attack there are en-
tirely groundless. a.Ifl ilsf.1rf
Government has full possession of the
Armory, which will be REINFORCED, if
requisite. %
BOsToS, Mass, April ls.-Eighty men en-
rolled themselves as volunteers at a single
recruiting recruit. staten, between eight and ten
o'clock this morning. - ~ ~ "a
The Merrimac River Bank, of Manchester,
N. H., offers the State $4,000 for military
purposes, and the Portsmouth Bank $50, 900.
State.
BALTIMORE, MD., April ls.-Captain Pier
soni OF the Norfolk steamer, arrived in the
CITY this n orning. he reports that the main
entrance to the harbor Of Norfolk has been
obstrueted by the sinking of small boats, By
the order Of Governor Letcher. Captain
Pierson says that he was compelled to 90
over the flats, and states that the object Is TO
prevent the Government vessels from leav-
ing, as ordered. nc lfHsG.t
The Norfolk Custom-house has been
broken into, and large quantity of guns
stored there taken out. The revenue Gutter
at Norfolk has also been boarded, and the
guns seized.
NEW YORK, April ls.-The Board of Bro
keTs appropriated $1,000 10 equip the Ma
tional Guard. No Second Board is to be
held on Saturday. .-.---..,-r---
WASHINGTON, April ls.-Capt. Cullom, of
the Corps of Engineers, has been appointed
ss Abide Camp TO Gen. Scott with rank of
Lieut.. Colonel, and is officially announced
as such to the army; he is to be obeyed and
respected accordingly.
Massrs Carlisla and nan+ do1ooo.o, &c A. =.
morning.
They are of the strongest Union senti-
ments, and their presence here, at this time
occasions much surprise. They say there is
no further use for them in the Convention.
Mr.. Carlisle remarked that he left Richmond
a sad man.
1t is the intention of the War Depart.
ment to muster companies enough in this
District to yield force approaching 1900
men.
The soldiers of the War of 1912 are about
adopting military organization and offer
ing their services for the defense of the seat
of Government HI|0
The Massachusetts and Rhode Island and
the Seventh Regiment of New York, are ex-
pected here immediately.
A special Government messenger has lust
arrived from Pensacola (Pickens.)
.NOhWlUHi OOhN., April l6.-An enthusi-
.astic meeting was held here to-day. $4,000
were raised by subscription for the families
of volunteers. Gov. Buckingham and VIM.
P. Greene gave 81, 900 each.
NORFOLK, VA, April l7.--George Loyal,
Navy Agent, of this city, has resigned.
NEW YORK, April 49, The steamship
Baltic, from Charleston bar, the 18th instant,
came up to the city and anchored off the
Battery at one P. NJ. to-day.
The Baltic had flying from her main mast
head the flag of Fort Sumter, and at her
forward the flag from Fort Moultrie.
Harriet Lane, Captain Faunce, sailed in
company with the Baltic, also the Pavnee,
with her troops, and the Poeakoatas for
Norfolk.
The Pochdttdn was not nor had she been
at Charleston. The PdDnee did not arrive at
Charleston until after the surrender of Fort
Sumter. During the whole time the feet
remained Off the bar, the wind blew a gale
| from the south, east, rendering the fleet use
| less SO far as Fort Sumter was concerned.
COLUMBUS, O., April ls.-The bill appro
priating $l,000,00O for support of the Gov
ernment, has passed both Houses of the Leg.
| islature unanimously.