Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-30
FROM WARRINGTON.
General Condition of Things ut Baltt-
more, Annapolis and Riehmond.
MOVEMENTS CT TROOPS, &c, &c, &c.
HARRISBURG Anr;I oe

Harrisburg. April &c.
Gen. Scott assured gentleman yesterday
that Washington was safe against all pres
ent attacks. Our informant confirms the
arrival there of three New York aud the
Eighth Massachusetts Regiments
PerrysyilIe, Md April &c.
The Baltimore Sun saws train started
for Washington yesterday p. m. When it
reached Annapolis Junction, finding fcdcr
al troops there lining the road, they put
back a2preheEdieg Seizure
Six thousand n Autesrs are in Richmond
ready for sersiee.s
A street battery Is being erecad at York
town. and another three miles above Rich
mond. The steamer jamestown has been
fitted up at Richmond for war purposes.
Four thousand troops are at Harper's
Ferry, and $500 at Norfolk.
There viii be $4,000 volunteers at Rich
mond by the close of the week.
The schooner AnneJ Russell. with wheat
at Richmond for MASSACHUSETTS, uort has
been seized.
1t Is reported that the troops at Harper's
Ferry have been ordered to sefne other point
supposed to be near the Capitol.
The Baltimore SHl has a leader which
indicates that the conservative influence is
gaining ground in the city. Ii emphatic
ally declares that II Is not secession paper;
1t says that The passage Of al ordinance Of
secession by the legislature would be an
arrogation of power not vested in it, 1t
tavors calling State Convention. The
delegates to he elected directly from the
people. 1t denies the stories of violence 10
Union men at Baltimore
New York, April &c
Steamer Yankee sailed to day with sealed
orders, rugged with two broadside guns and
four flying artillery.
The frigate Constitution sailed for An
napnlis Thursday evening with the middies
OF the naval department.
Collector Barney received important des
patches from Washington
! The American Telegraph Company vii
/ commence receiving necessary message,
from Washington IN the morning. Thos,
| deposited in the Office before half past on,
/ O'Clock of each day will reach Washington
! the same evening. Arrangements are be.
ing made by which an almost hourly com
munication will be made with Washington
The press will thus be enabled to furnish ,
much fuller and more reliable idea of tn,
state of affairs at Washington than they
have done for some days past
Philadelphia, April &c.
a private letter from Baltimore SAYS tina
the city is quiet again; that troops ar,
passing from Annapolis to Washington
without interruption; that there seems Il
be no desire or intention to interfere tina
the conservative sentiment is predUmina
ting again, and that ali feel more hopeful
OF peace to day.
New York, April &c
The following dispatch was received b,
Postmaster Taylor this noon:
The route to Washington, via Annapolis
is now open, and we shall dispatch a trail
from here daily at ll:30 u. m, and a lin,
will be started daily from Annapolis t,
connect with our lire up, which will arriy
here at $3.50 2. III. The mails can be takel
by this route.
(Signed) S NJ. FELroN,
Pres. Pbila vii. & Bal Il. r.
Gentlemen just returned from the Soutl
say no vessels are permitted 10 leave III,
port of Wilmington, n. c and those load
ing have been obliged to discharge thei
cargoes.
The commander Of Fort CaswelI, at tn
mouth o. Cape Fear river, n. c., would 10
permit any vessels to pass the Fort. n
seizures Of vessels had been made.
The pilot Of steamer Baltic saws the Pa
tomac Is strongly fortified on hoth sides
A. the steamer Columbia left Annapoli
yesterday morning they distinctly hear,
several sharp xplleys, and therefore think
communication has been forced omen.
Harrisburg, Auril &c
1t is reported that an attack was made h
Marylanders on Hanover village York Co
on Tuesday, occasl'ned by great stamped
! of negroes. Reliable accounts state tina
whole families are crossing into this State
1 y report places the total lazs of slaves h,
Maryland. since the troubles begun, at 500
Great fears are entertained in the borde
counties Of Maryland Of the departure O
the entire slave population.
Perryvillc, April 90
Five Maine timbcrmen ordered out q
Virginia, passed here They repo,t tha
three schooners, The Gen. Knox, Victor
aud Gaargia, of Maine. were seized in Pa
kump,ka river. Va Cauuons were place.
/ alb ard the Gen. Knox and the secession
1 flag hoisted. The Maine men were urdere,
to leave by Col. Lee. on Saturday. an,
| placed under guard. They obtained a ras
from Gov. Letcher out Of the State. The,
were interrupted frequently, being inter.
cepted by troops at Baltimore. They an
pealed to Gen. Trimble personally, who ex
| pressed regret that the travellers were inter
fered with, and protected their departure.
Intelligent men from Baltimore. expres
confidence that secession will be overruIed
| gentleman declared publicly in Barnum
/ Hotel, that the secession flag will not be nj
lowed to remain in that city but few DAYS
Most indisputable evidences have been re
ceived to night of reaction in the publ
sentiment of Baltimore.