Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-10
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INV YolK. April ..
letter to the n. Y. Tssses, written on board
sns broeklvn. says the Conmasdsr Of Fort
Taylor. at Key West, compelled the people Il
haul down the Confederate States Dag. With
the polite intimation that two different nation
alitiss could not hold the came place
The rumor that The Brookly landed men q
| Font Picksne. proves untrue
The Times correspond ut reiterates that o.
attempt will be made to provision Sumter b.
On armed vessel. II the seceesionists Ere upor
| her, they will initists whatever trouble tol
lows
Col. Sumner and Capt Brit.n, have been Or
| dersd TO The Pacific
The Hevalds Washington correspondent
| states that the Government is determined te
keep Anderson In Sumter. and supply him with
provisions forthwith. A portion of the flee,
viii reach Charleston to-day Tuesday Tor thai
| purpose. There ID no desire to put additions
men In the tort. unlees resistance is offered Il
| the attempt TO furnish supplies. The feel
will not approach Charleston with hostile In.
tentiona. but supplies. Vessels 60 prepared Il
reply promptly to any resistance OF . warlik.
character offered 20 : peaceful approach to ths
| fort
Capt. Talbot carried instructions to this ef
feet to Anderson, with orders to open his bat
tsries If vessels are fired on.
Recruiting is fast going on, and at least fifty
| thousand volunteers will be offered from the
| free States in . few dsye.
Gov. Dennison. of Ohio. pledges the support
OF his State TO vigorous policy, and returni
home Immediately. to execute HE pledge.
The moment the President has official knowl
edge that any blow has been struck. he vii
issue procla alton for 40 extra session o
Congress.
Special to the Post-It is reported from
Charleston today that Lieut.. Talbot has not
been permitted to return to Fort Sumter.
Maj. McCulloch left to-day for Texas.
Several merchants to.day protested against
paying dutiss, claiming they cannot be com
PEELED to pay. till the revenue laws are en-.
forced in the whole country.
special Dispatch to the Commercial Adver
| tiser, ssys dispatches have been received here
this morning from Charleston, which state that
r. ). Chew. one Of the clerks Of the State De
partment had arrived there, and had brought
| a message from Secretary Seward TO Gov
Pckens. Mr.. Seward in his message, distinct
ly informed Gov. Pickens that Sumter must
be supplied with provisions from Charleston
markets and If Maj Anderson vas not fur.
nished regularly. the Government would fur.
nish him wi h those things which he most
needed
We are in hourly expectation Of hearing
that hostilties have teen commenced.
A special dispatch from Charleston to the
Herald SAYS. that the authorities had received
official notification that supplies will be fur.
nished Anderson at any hazard.
Immense preparations Immediately com
menced. Orders were issued for the entire
military reserves 10 proceed to their stations
Four regiments Of 1000 each have been tele-
graphed for from the country. Ambu
lances and other preparations for the
wonoded are being made at midnight
Seven guns from the citadel was
the signal for the assembling Of all reserves,
and the city was thrown into the grestest ex.
citernent Sev.nteen regiments assembled in
an hour and left for the forti6cations at three
O'Clock in the morning. All the vessels in the
hsrbor necessary for the tran sports tion will be
pnt in service by noon.
fleet Of seven government vessels il re.
Maior" Andarson At1s Ssr u,sp,ayen nens.,.yn.. vur
ing the night from the wallis Of Fort Sumter.
1t is believed that the fighting will com
mence at Stono, % miles south. The batteries
along the coast being silenced in the interim
after clearing Morris Isian !. the government
forces vii, Gro TO Fort Sumter, while Ander.
son engages Fort Moultrie.
Lieut.. Ia hot WAS dehied admission to Fort
Sumter by the autborties
r. s. Chew brought dispatches from Wash
ington to Gov. Pick-ns, and in company with
Lieut.. Talbot left for Washington At IL O'clock
last night.
A special to the Herald Gays that offers Of
volunteers from the Border States continue Il
be cent to Montg merv, and tenders Of Z .OOt
men and 1000 Indian Warriors, have been re
na;vaJ frovo The w.