Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
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From Massachusetts.
NEwBURYPoRT. April 24.-Caleb Gushing
arrived here to-day. He is ready to die for
the Union.
BosroS, April 25.-The Southern officers
on the Niagara have resigned.
a company of flying artillery with rifsd
cannon, was organized yesterday.
From New York.
New ,YoKK, April 24.-The citizens of
Maryland and Virginia positively protest
that there is no deeign in those States to in-
wade the Capitol.
Il is reported that Gen. Beauregard arriv-
ed at Richmond Monday.
The Secessionists ordered Major Tighlman
to take possession of the Chesapeake and
Delaware canal.
The Unionists of Cecil county are endea-
voring to protect the canal.
New Yonk, April 24-The steamer EN-
pire City from Texas has arrived.
New York, April 25.-Colt's and Sharp's
Armories are making 400 arms per day.
The 9th, 7th, 18th and list Regiments have
arrived safely at Washington, and are quar-
tered at the Navy Yard
Gen. Wool is informed that two privateers
were fitted out at Norfolk before Virginia
seeded.
1t is stated that the Secessionists have cap
tured Z 1000 stand of arms with the Fayette-
vile arsenal.
The Adjutant-General of North Carolina
calls for 10000 troops.
The Pocahontas has arrived at Washington
with 120 marienes and $50 soldiers.
Commander McBlair, of the Navy, Lieut..
Bennett Winder, of the Observatory, Lieuts.
Brooke, Powell, Davis and Simms, of the
Navy, and Col. johnson, Quarter Master Gen
eral of the army, have resigned.
The Mohawk is at Havana for supplies, and
sails for Texas in day or two.
New YORK, April 25.-The steamer Com
merce brings the crews of several small crafts
seized in York river.
Annapolis adyices say that i've more regi-
| ments, and the Sappers and Miners. have ar
| rived.
New York, April 25.-It is reported that
! the Secessionists have planted battery of
| four guns at Harper's Ferry and are examin-
| ing trains. The road for mile is iined with
| soldiers.
| New YORK, April 25.-The Engraved plates
| for bonds and bank notes for the Southern
Confederacy were seized in the Wall Street
| engraving establishment to-day.
The steamer Redar and Champion have
been chartered by the Government.
Sixteen rifed cannon were purchased OF
West Point for the use of volunteers.
The citizens of Wilmington, n. c., have
| seized the steamer Georgia.
| The Baltic, Columbia, Harriet Lane and
Cuyler were seen in Chesapeake bay.
1t is reported that the sloop Sunshine was
| fred into off Yorktown, aud capsized in try
ing to escape.
The schooner Alice Ellis has been seized.
Norfolk advices say Captains Rogers and
White are prisoners in the hands of the au-
| thorities.
OF the burnt vesseles at Norfolk, the Ply
mouth is the only one that is serviceable.
From Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 24-The Legislature
has convened. Douglas addressed the SOL
diers.
From Maryland.
HAvRE De GRACE. April 24.-It is reported
that Fort McHenry has been reinforced, and
that supplies of arms and munitions were
stopped.
The Virginians; fired the light boats in the
Potomac to prevent the conveyance OF troops
to Washington.
The Washington and Baltimore trains are
running regularly. Yesterdays mails from
Richmond were detained by the Government.
The road between Annapolis and Washing
ton is guarded by Government troops
Numerous troops are concentrating here
from Harrisburg.
1000 stand of arms have arrived from
Harper's Ferry.
The Governor of North Carolina has call
ed the Legislature for the first of May.
From PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA. April 24.-General Butler
is having the rails replaced on the Annapolis
Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-Gen. Beaure-
gard fl ON Richmond sent Lincoln note re-
commencing that the wemen and children
be removed from Washington before Satur-
day.
uPHnADELPH1A, April 25-The schooner
Lucas. was fired into in Chesepeak Bay but
she eScapedl
It is reported that 1000 Charleston troops
are on their way to Wilmington, N. G. Ar
engagements are making to bring them to
Richmond.
HARRISBURG, April $500 Carolinians
passed Townsville Sunday on their way TO
the Nor til.
All along the route troops were entering
the cars, saying their destination was the
South OF Washington.
1t is judged that there are 5000 troops at
Harper's Ferry.
From Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, April 25.-Volunteers are en-
listing rapidly about $500 are on the Arsenal
grounds subject to the order OF the Secretary
of War.
From Cairo.
CAIRO, April 24.-20OO troops are here.
All is quiet.
From New Orleans.
New ORLEANS. April 25.-The steamer
Cahawba, of the New Orleans and New Yor k
line, was seized at l O'Clock this morni ng
but was afterwards released by order of the
Montgomery Government, and sailed at o.
clock this evening.
Accounts from the upper parishes say that
the military spirit in increasing.
Volunteer companies are forming rapidly.