, 1861-04-19
BY. TELEGRAPH.
The People Aroused: :
aogKaEsTs Or THE PATRIaIs II TIE
NORTH. g.
Arrival Of Major Anderson and Els
Command at New York. :.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION.
His Dispatch to the War Depart.
THRILLING STATEMENT OF CAPT.
DOUBLEDAY. . -,
No Surrender, but Evacuation.
Fort .HoetEtyte Cleaned OsEk.
HARpER's FERRY UNTOUCHED.
Troops Pouring into Washington.
THE FEpEgAL TgoopS PASSING THROUGH
BALTIM0RE ARE GKEETGD WITH
EhTHGSlASTIC CHEERS.
Bad Look for Secession IN Baltimore
THE BALTIMORE UNIOKISTS
STIFF IN THE BACK.
Seizure Of Confederate Bonds.
PENNSYLVANIA, NEW-T0Kk AND MASS.
SAGHU.EIT5 TROOPS IN WASHINGTON.
Boston Banks Put in A,000,000
MONEY pLEkTY-MEM Plenty.
TIE RRIB EE DFS.a aSTE Il.
No Surrender, but Evacuation.
Fort .H0uEts*te Cleaned 0,sk.
HARpER's FERRY UNTOUCHED.
THE FEpERAL Tgoeps PASSING THROUGH
BALTIMORE ARE GKEETED WITH
ENTHUSIASTIC (HEEKS.
Bad Look for Secession IN Baltimore
THE BALTIMORE UNIONISTS,
STIFF IN THE BACK.
PENNSYLVANIA, EEW-ToRK AND MASS.
EAGuUsETTS TROOPS IN WASHINGTON.


MUHtT FlEHiT-MEM FtEMlfs
TERRIBLE DISASTER.
NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, April 1e-The crowd at
Brooklyn last night separated IN good hu1uor,
ya1ious newspaper Offices.
Col Ellsworth is organizing a ZouaVe Reg
imeni Of 800 picked men from the Fire De-
partment exclusively.
The dremen at Brooklyn are also forming &
Regiment.
ed, and at Newark the German fremen have
rendered their services. :
The whole Hudsoa Brigade Of New Jersey;
has also volunteered.
The 55th Regiment last night awaited the
arrival Of the Boston Regiment to tender the
Boston boys soldiers welcome. +,.
The Governor has accepted the services Of
the Scott Life Guards.
Th: 79sh Regiment {Highlanders) unaGi-
mously tendered their services Inst night.
Drills were held in every Armory last night
Il is anticipated that the 7th Regiment will
take over ], 900 men to Washington tomorrow,
Col. Leff.rts has Issued orders for the Seventh
Regiment to report for duty at 3 O'clock to-
morrow afternoon, to leaye for Washington.
Major Anderson landed at the battery, and
was received by an immense crowd His car
riase was surrounded by ths people, who ex-
pressed IN cheers and other demons;ratsons
their congratulations, and he WAS followed by
an immense throng through Broadway to the
Bfevoort House, wnere he joined bis wife.
CAPTAIN Doun1zpAx's STATEMENT.
The following is digest of Capt Double.
days statement:
The demand to surrender Sumter was made
on ths 11th, and refused, not only by Ander-
son, but by the unanimous voice cf his COM
ma1ld. On F1iday morning, ut three o'clock,
tha rebels sent word that firing would be
opened in an hour, and at four O'Clock c fire
was opened on III from every direction, iu-
GLIDING hidden battery. The ire opened
with battery from seventeen morta1s, firing
ten incn shells and shot from thirty.three
guns, mostly co1umbiads. We took break
fast, however, very leisurely. The command
was divided into three watches, each under
| direction OF two officers.
After breakfast, they Immediately went to
| their guus and opened q fire upon Moultrie,
| Cumming Point and Sullivan Il2nd. The
! iron battery Of Cumming Point wes OF i'm
| noense strength, and most Of GU shot glanced
of. Anderson refused to allow the men to
| such o terrible fra, There Was scarcely room
| left in Moultrle iuhabi,uble. Several shots
went through the a1aiing battery, but It was
| little dalnsg5d. Two guns on the iron battery
were dismantled. A man was stationed Who
cried shot" or "sheI' when the rebels fired,
and the garrison wera thu. enabled 10 dodge
at first. The workmen were relucsattto helo
work the guns, but afterWard they served most
willingly and effectively against the iron bat
| terry.
The barracks caught fire several times Oh
Friday, bnt were extingaished hy the efforts
Baltimore, both volunteers.
On SATURDAY. the pflatSxs A-
hunt - @suu tic main gates were
-, tile magazine was surrounded, and 90
4 barrels Of powder were taken out aud thrown
Into the SEA- When the magazine was encir
cled by fire, all our materials Were cut off
and we had eaten our Last biscuit two day i
nelore. The men had to lay On the ground
with wet handkerehiefs on their faces to pre-
| vent smothetiug, and q favorable eddy Of wind
| WRs all that saved our lives.
The cartridge bags gave out, and FIVE mer
were employed to manufacture them out oI
our shirts, blankets aud Rheets.
1t will take halfa million of dollars to repair
the Interior Of Fort Sumter. Most OF thel
shot were aimed at the flag.
The following Is the conversation between
ms1or Anderson and WigfaQ. The latter said
'"Gen. Beauregard wishes to stop this, SIR ,
anderson only replied, Well, we'll"
Wlgfau-"f You've done all that call be done
and Gen. Beauregard wishes to know upon
what terms you Will evaeuate the fort"
AndeIsonI"Gen. Beau1eeard is already &C
Wigtall-" Do understand you will eyacu
ste on the terms proposed ?"
Anderson-"Yee, and only on those"
WiefaN then retired -
a few minutes after Col. Chcsnut and
others came from Gen. Beapregard, asking i
faA had not seen Beauregard for two days
and had no authority for his demand or
! Anderson. To which the Alajor. replied
again"
PIT they requested hin to fssR Il dow1
gard. The firing then ceased and three hour|
aftez another depntation came agreeing to tht
terms previously decided upon.
Un Sunday morning the steamer IfabE
came down; anchored of the fort, when al
the baggage W2s p1tS pn tbs steamer Clinch
/ The troops were under arms. \ portion wsrt
told to ta1ute the flag, and when the last q
% guns were hssd, tbs waa lowered ami;
loud cheers Of the M FEN, who then formed ms
embarked to the time Of y II. kee Doo6less
Two menWefe killed on the second round q
salute by the premature explosion Of gnn
e3d i1 fonr xe!e wounded, one badly and Lit .
Fort Sumter has not neep reinforced .,
n,a,n'nn Tae' D. ;: IS arrived 81 Charleston on th
/ es'@ssD& ,aay. after the t3ring commence
On Sumter. The Pawnea and Pocahontas ~
rived next day. The Powhatan and Atlantic
have not bean seen. The steam tugs haE'
been blown to sea and have not besn eeeI
The day that Anderson svacuated preparation
to feiniorce him had been made. For 90 q
!. tempt that night q Schooner was selzedi an
; agreements inside to pay the pilot end captai
! $500 to put men into the fort, but the fort NJ
eyaSuated before the attempt could be mad
> Capt Fox Ind instructions to stteInpt to Pr
: / Vision the fort Nithout :tIoops- Il fired, O
= gale prevented the arrival Of tugs and tran
: ports 49, ~ -. ~
!. Ths above is . briaf synop.is Of cap
: Donblsday'a statement. ..- ,:.-~
8 The Harriet Lane Is soon expected to a
9 rive. The PaWnee has gone to Washlngto
q : Among the many Incidents ct the aiege
!: TINT Of Nj. Hast, = volunteer, who when ii
: flag was shot down, and the rebel fire wi
= = coacentsatrdson thefag staff. calamity nail'
. the stars and stripes amid q deadly fire Al
7 the cheers OF the u. s. troops.
= 4athe Baltic: cana up the New,York barb
!. salutea were fired from all the forts, and
y immense throdg on the Battery vera nea1
II Wild With excitement and enthusiasm.
Andersos's brother. officers exprexs I'll
deepest. Indignation at the espersions G.
upon thalr brayt commander.
D., other ,sumter ot3icera during this aiternoo
~ aud the appearance Of aay officer or sso}di
+ from Sumter on the streat, vas the signal /
70 q crowd and e1thusinsttc chetrsse
% The 9TH Regiment paid their respects to 4
deIBunt thi4 afternoon, to which he respqud
e. from tha balcony of the Bravooft Hoase;
Il. sim le -:milihaxy salute, araiaat; the che,
Of aud vocifaraaphs Of Thousands. Both Ma
adj 4. srd hia eolnmand7 show the; ;caItWun
20 1acta pfthe4r gs1iantHis8e* !
m pn 1kaJ.. IasipA4cn :: Tl1s Il &c
ID: ii,~fsll; j TAEx %: :wAn.f ,aii74>
on Tbs following h. Major Anderson'a dlapat
~ to tho6ecretaty Of War - L -.
p? IF F.; sn Having defended Fort aumptefs4hE.
II tour hours, until our quarters .wete entit
tdflhulnea, the naaln gats. dastlnys hf drer1
=. Etgn1gs sWall: ;zpssst
g q deottlq'
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