The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-04-24
Smrs AND Anws BuRSRp.-The sc,

'' '" "''" ~ 'ney avs" nrei inc ifn
ship Pennsylvania and frigatc Macedonia. an,
DESTROYED all their o,us T., lr,.l ;r,, ,Lo,, ,,,
.i,., ~ VI
'n' throwing hcn' III the river.
The report Of the city or Norfolk being O,
frc /. unt correct nj, Cant Tr,r,v d;1 No.
-. S...,. ,n,
'''N' N"''"'s ''' al''r 'he navy 'ard was 81
most destroyed. lie was bound further up tn
river, but finding how the state or aa,irs vc,
h, ,,,, ,,,,, m, H.ru. L., 49,,
-" '""' i"' !" 'P'' ~ N"rl'IN hau suns
WV s'h"Nher '''nwAni'r-in.'hiri ot Shtcr
ISaod; iw what rnrp"sr hc unable to say.
Srt,rprs ny rur rC,,.rG,,rrT III, i,,,.
81, O'''N
""''' S''.'''' '',"'!, '"P'' i""Lhhh, yes
tcriay took possession ot the schooner Hannah
Martin, from Boston for Baltimore; also. I'm
three uastcd schooner T.. Il. Brnncit houpI 4,
>,c,u. iii -, -, Ia,
N'''"'N' WV" ".' P'N' "'''N'N' corn, ''oth
uiS &c. &C. lhcN were to"cd to the Nay
Yard.
Tho steamer vixen is on similar duty a,
Thrrss', Neck the entrance to Long Island
Sound.
Capt. Course Of schooner q. II. Lee from
York River. arrived yesterday morning. Brinla
~ pas.cu .Crs NJ. i. W. EvASS, hly aud IA
mi.S. g.. T. SutIuwILI nnd lady; jas. CRoss
auI family, aud several others, who were com
ry!lrd to leave Wtliamsburgh fr expressing
tGcms"Iye'farorahic to the un'on they wen
gwen hn' 'c" u"uts '" r"t ready
~ IrnNr the ''rlns was snllttcr a"hih'l ih'm.
Inc ''hI.n,r was n'nrd.l hy Lieut. C9'NA-
"NN an Sergeant lALiAirh", WIN hoats
,t,N '' 70 vi, H. 'Vr 'h' P"i ipo7' 'i t'6ihE n'r
hu' inIlhN h'r rl"fN tI'h'' hnn thc captain
h',h. ai"NuiH' man. slc was ElNrh u passport
ahd allowed u proceed cine captain mas ms
passport 81 beard at 'rreE ,i'E, he can be
i9und AZ M'. M""ls,h snip chahdIery, IN
HUDSON ,Ir rl ,Sr,,N W. u,r..,-
nj no ,. s'm,."r ~ 80, :. w. ',I''I & W m.me,Jn,
,i' I i,', ", nv ..Sj ;ns, '
on "'Nr,' t'S'I. ""f ,,' --' ,,,s,.
<o'!'',r .o"'" @ VI 'f'','s,"'' s'T M ~
'ls m WIN ,uois In u'i'i .I sa,,,I 10y y" p''"'
KAY: SlM .Mo o'nri', a.. ,"u",, ',Su,n.
E","'nE ",,isu', ',,;,' Euius U" III '"'''''' ""'"
h' i'''' every 'hl"E ln'"'
Conn'chrut ApTt Troops are now rap'd,,
ly concentrating here The hrst regiment VIII
ttait on lhnls'ay' IN uaN 'rtwo moro VIII
be ready lhey "ai1 'nlI i"r arms anu over
COATS
The largest meeting ever held In this city in
doors, is now taking place at Music Hall,
Mayor WALSH presiding. Among the speakcrs
ore nearly all our city clergy and men Of all
parties. The cnthnsiam is sunboundcd.
Bdtdr1d ". j., JWh IA large and eits
thlislastic meeting was held here last night, IN
o"hr 10 rai'e iuhu inr 'he tainlhcs oi 'hc vol
unteers. About siooo were raised at once.
AUomH ip,il 23.-The military department
l. full Of ACTIVITY this morning. Applications
for uniforms and commissions arc rushing in
rapidly. Some difficulty IL at present expo
ricrc Il in uniforming companies rapidly
On .iRn, pui ,,'nc','s arc h,ahinH ny Nn'cn
TI "n,, ,';,,, v" ~ ILL., IT. ~ Eo',',,, b.,
no -'" ;,-n ;,,,,,oa;,,. '" .,'i;' -. -.
nN''' VI nt, NN'nS
m" ~" ,no. IL an oo1 onS III, a,.
u,ao,;,,, we ,Io ,r,so,, ,;n,o S''O'N'0'N '
"er'hR ~ '"o ire'c', ''"''
B''on, hP,H Zo'--ureat ac'iVhy continues
I" ,he NnNy iaru; ,., ,,.
Inc Mu'hesn'n haS on N'n" larEo P'por-
ti"n /" h"r store ana "fman"h'' 'h'y ocihs
PnI Pn, on wGarn to,l[' =, ,,,,,,., ..;,.
Inc MfshSiplls y ""lnS got III reauireS WIN
hn -''", ~ r"rl"''H;,
lho 'ol"rado VIII 10 feahy i"r sea Ill ten
hnrs' III
lht Nl'gn'' - ',,ior'',' on Iapc oou All" WI"
probably arrive d"r;nE the night.
Recruits Tor the Navy are '"h'lhu"'y artN-
m, MT. ca -.. ,....,
lhY NYt'l r'n' I'uo DUO oo ''',n, to"s''.,
n y, ~ , ,,I "' ,"'r, ,''', ~, ,h or
I .h,.',. W. Wv "'' "''' ~ i''''' W Wv
nortoday.
sag H"rbor, AprH '3''--Ihc largest and
place, convened last might at Washington f'ali,
,booo ~ '"%c ,,m cni.t IN Jr,,nre of ,beir c"miry
Rev. EDWARD HorrER of tho Presbyterian
Church. presided. The utmost enthusiasm pro-
vailed. All p.r~mrs pledged their lives in do
fence Of the Constitution tho Union, aud the
81 lrs and Strip.s,
u
FROM ""'""". m
NeV O1edh'' M9niN' nprl r. no
s'enh'r "" "a, ~ y MS "'' w Nv
The reduction Of Fort Sumter cnuscd great
Hcn.ation, and an almost entire suspension Oh
hn,inc''
NnG,r wa, Nn',', M ~ - ,'"a,s S,s nUn ,o
j., IT, =, r wv Iro;,,hi. ,r, J,I, and derlining
Tzckangc ON London 4 9 por cent. per anuum ;
an New Yorl, u A IL discount.
The Mohawk had also arrived. Left the Fm-
nir. ,itv from Tcxas. at Havana, with 600
tIonps for Key West, on the 10Th.
Tne Atlantic, from New York, with troops,
was anchored near Triangle Shoals; on the 18th
| communicated with Fort 1,llur. She left on
| til. II Ith for Sand Key. Tue powhitan mp
| pcar,d of tho harhor II Key West on tho lith
| and exchanged signals with the Crusader.
The garrison at the Fort Iaylrr and Kc,
! West barracks arc engaged drilling at th
| Guns.
Tho Atlantic brought commissions for som
| ,rL. c,,,nmanliu, nCircr Of Fort TAYLOR wa
| appointed Postmaster Of Key West.
E,,,,rLy vii, stand by tho U'nicn.
IN, a., t,r3 ~. The Union senti
| rcut /. ,,r,n,it en- ihc IN rcns, throughout tn
| s,o', .Il nm now w,l COLI, .u,vl that sh
| ,,;,l rsmuin ma ,he L,. since her formation
Gr,, aJi'rrr,,t of I',irn and Irutherly love will
"n + "ur sl,t,r states. In case We sccede, /
win only ho Nv the n,ion of the northern
states. Kentucky VII hove 10 Oo 'orcea out
I'll ni"n' -c.,. g,.., c,,r, J., a.
| seven companies oi lh' 'H'''' 'ua'ui W W
aggregate n"Thcr 6, "1' n,e,, H'.,,' 'rs 'Ih'
| 4 L. d.. -,