Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-04-11
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View Yesk. April ~ letter T. the N,u
York Times from On boasi the BROOKLYN sass
80 eomussndsr - Teft Tsyior. 1t Kcy Wet.
compelled the Inhabitants a. naaldown the Cou
;sdsrate States flag. With the polite intln1.tioo
that tso different nationali,ics coald not rule in
IN the same place
The rsmor that the Brooklyn landed men at
fickeus proves untrue
The Times correspondent teitera,es that sn At
temp, viii be made to provision sumter By an
~rrsei vessel. IL the -ecessionizts fire her
they will initiate whatever trouble follows.
Col Sumner AID Capt. Briton haze been
ordered to he Pacific.
/, special Dispatch To- the Commercial Adser-
.iscr says.
''Dispstches have been received here this
morning from Charleston which state that x. :
Chew, one OF the Clerks OF the State Depart
Inent. had arrived there and had brought mes
sage frcm Secretary Seward to Governor Pick
ems. Nj Seward in his message distinctly IN
formed Gov. Pickcns that sumter must be sup
piled with provisions from Charleston markets,
and if MAJ. Anderson not furnished regularly
the Government would furnish him With those
things which he most needed.
eve are in hourl. expectation Of hearing that
hostilities have been commenced in Charleston
narbor.
Washington, April 81 special d-patcl,
90 the New York Evening Post says ''Isfs re-
ported from Charleston to-day that Lieut.. Talbot
has not been permitted to return 20 Fort
Sumter.
"Major McCalIoch left to-day for Texas"
special dispatch from Charleston to th,
Herald states that the authorities had receive
official rotfca,ion that supplies will be furnished
Major Anderson at any hazard. Immense
preparations Immediately commenced. Order.
we're issued for the entire military reserve {,
proceed &, their stations
-Four regiments, of 1000 each have been tele
graphsd Cor from the country. Ambulanccs an,
other preparations for the wounded being
made.
At midaight seven guns from the citadal WI.
the signal for the assembling of all the reserves
and the city was thrown into the greatest cN
citemeut. Seventeen regiments. 800 strong, as
semblcd in an hour, and left for the fortitcation
at three O'Clock In the morning. All the vessel
IN the harbcr, necessary for transportation, vii
Ice put in service 10y noon.
a feet of seven government vessels are re
ported OIL the bar. Maj. Anderson displayed
signal lights during the night from the walls o.
Sumter
IL is believed that the fight will commence a
Stc1o, - miles south ward: the batteries a,on,
the coast being silenced in turn, and after clear
ing Morris Island the Government forces vii
cross to sumter, while Anderson engage
Moutrie.
Lieut. Talbot WIS denied admission to fo
sumter hy the authorities
RS Chew brought dispatches from Washin'
ION 70 Gov pickcns. anil in company with Lieu
Talbot l.ft for Vsshirr ION at eleven last night
special dispatch To the Herald says tn
offers of volunteers from the Border States col
tinuc 70 be sent to Montgomery. and tenders
1000 men and 3.ooo Indian Warriors have be-