The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1861-05-02

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;OMERY q lorli rhe Cabinet.
meeting held to Iced cd sto ea1ii
{ Into iis service IL ne
crate with
ICON como sdr6nx sippi, 1000 from Geor-
= ,5isl - ON Alabama, and probably
"a ON South Garolin:, The regiments
secepted from North Carolina, Kentucky,
Ielncssse md the other Border States,
ssfal supporteds by the officers of the Con-
s1ederat tates,s have been ordered to re-
port at Head dquarters imme ediately.
essteamer HdbdD9at New Orleans
3 was fak ken to- -day,S<She was named the
Same Sempaes will, probably, be as
TO ker command.
sSEw ORLEANS, April 22.-The Cahav-
z r.iba has arrived with news from Havana to
:ss;bbhe lSthinst.
The eduction of Fort Sumter by the
South Carolina ,f6ops-had caused a great
sensation ia .Havana--in f;,eS almost Il
suspension Of business. Tie Moha,ck ar
ff9ed on the 18th inst. When the Ca
! kaQbd left Havana the Empire City was
in port with 600 Federal troops from Tex
i ais. The health of the city was good.
KEY WEsT, April 15.-The Atlantic,
from New York, arrived on the afternoon
OF the 18th inst.,s and communicated with
!. Fort Taylor and left for Sand Key. On
5he 18th the Po,oaatan appeared off the
harbor and exchanged signals with the
CRUSADER. The Illinois was expected.
NEW ORLEANS, April 22.--The free col
ered population of this city, at meeting
held to-day, resolved to tender their SER
Sicest to the Governor for the defence of
theState.
meeting has been called for tonight
of those who desire to take prompt meas
ures to clear the city of abolitionists.
Two7are now under arrest.
sYNeHBuRa, Va; April22-Andy Ohm
son United States Senator from Tennes-
! zee, passed through here yesterday on his
way from Washington to Tennessee. A
large crowd assembled and groancd him
and offered every indignity he deserved,
including pulling his nose. Every effort
was made to take him off the cars.
The demonstrations were first suggest
i ed by Tennesseeans. Great difficulty
was experienced inrestraining the popu-
Iace. johnson was protected by the con-
duetor and others, who begged that he
might be permitted to proceed home and
let his ,owa people deal with him,
He denied sending message asserting
that Tennessee should furnish her quota
of men.
VAN BuREN, ARK. April 23.-An i'm
mense secession meeting was held here
on Saturday. The Confederate flag floats
from every point, and the people are
thoroughly aroused. Arkansas may be
set down as unit for immediate seces-
sion The war feeling is prevalent, and
there is great enthusiasm.
BALTIMORE, April 23-Nothlng but Sc
cession flags flying. No one dares pro-
claim himself i'll favor of the Union.
Armed mon are stationed along the line
Of the railroad to prevent the rebuilding
ssof the bridges.
APFAIRs AT WAsn1NGToN.-The follow
ing was circulated in somo of the Baltl-
more extras of Sunday:
Information from Washington, which
was deemed reliable, was circulated last
night. to the effect that Col. Lee, of Vir-
ginia, at the head of seven thousand men,
well armed, was in possession of the
heights opposite Washington. and that
this gallant officer had notified Lincoln
that if any further attack was made upon
Baltimore, by Fort McHenry or North
ern troops, he would she'll the City of
Washington, and that he had his batter
les ready to open at moments notice.
It is also confidently asserted that
powerful force from different parts Of Yir-
ginia was fastening there, and that Col.
Lee would soon have Washington in his
power.
A PAra1or1c KENrucKIAN.-The New
Orleans Bulletin, of the 18th instant, re-
lates the following:
And old. highly respected and wealthy
citizen of Kentucky, of Irish birth, who
has, for.the past forty years, remained in
our city during the winter season, enga-
eed in'large business transactions, leaves
sfor his adopted State in day or two, for
the purpose OF expendng the handsome
r,,,,,- .,{' ec10 ()(l0 to Orm and eoniO n Rewl-
ment of Kentuclians for the defence OF
Che Confederate States. Hurrah for Ken
tucky and her adopted citizens