New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-23
Non-Resignation Of Gen, seoff

| Non-3esignation Of Gen Scott,
| NE" okK, April %. Lieut.-Ge Scott, Conn
fnandern-Chief of the United States forces has ot
| resigned, nor does he intend to.
| The Secession Sentiment in Arkansas
VAN bGREN, ARK, April 22.--An immense uees
ing was held in this city Saturday, at which tbe
flag Of the Confederate States was raised.
Arkansas is a. unit for immediate secession
The war feeling is prevalent.
~ National Typographical Convention,
NEW YORK, April a. The National Typo-
sraphical Convention has been indefinitely post
poned. P0S'7
| War Vessels off Pensacola,
| fAss-A'l1oUTRE, April 22.-The schooner Han
l"n ~, ooihSon' wells, master, from Pensacola,
| yesterday morning at IL O'Clock, crossed the bar
TINS evening On her way up the river.
She reports eight war vessels off Pensaco,s hos
Dor, some of which are supposed to have reineorce
| ments for Fort Pickens
Successful Balloon Ascension,
AUGUSTA, GA, April 22.-Prof Lowe has ar
rived safely in Columbia, South Carolina, in a
balloon from Cincinnati.
The Confederate Loan.
MOBILE, April 22.--Six hundred dollars of the
Confederate Loan was taken here by colored
people.
PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-Tt is reported that
PRESIDENT Lincoln has issued his call for additional
troops from the Northern States.
Inc police of this city have seized upon A.
quantity of contraband goods directed to Jackson
Miss.
From Southern Indiana.
LOUISVILLE, april 22.-The citizens of New AL
bany and Jefferson Indiana, are making prepara-
tons to prevent Northern and Southern troons
from crossing their territory.
From Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, April 22-Two batteries have ar.
rived here.
Union Meeting in New York.
NEW YORK, April ga general gloom hangs
over the city, and business is almost entirely sus
pended.
Ihe meeting of last Saturday was the largest
ever known to have been held in this city
the assemblage was addressed by Messrs. Dix-
BAKER, Robert j. Walker, Fernando Wood. John
| Cechrane, Hunt, and others, y.
The city is unit for the Union. ya
| Landing of Troops at Fort Monroe.
NE" YORK, April 22.-The steamer State of
| Maine has landed q Massachusetts, regiment at
Fortress Monroe. Reports are current that the
steamer Spaulding is landing regiments there.
New York Regiments.
NEW \ DIRK, April 22.-The Fifth regiment. a coma
pany of flying artillery and battalion of rifles have
| arrived.
Examination of Vessels,
NEW YORK, April 22.-The steam tue Mercnrv
mas been chartered by the Government and is now
stationed at the Narrows to examine all passnp
vessels.
Col Ellsworth's Regiment.
NEW YORK, April 22.-A regiment of Zouaye
remen has been mustered into service,
| Military Movements in Boston. -
| BOSTON, April 21.-Mr Fletcher Webster, son of
| 1he late Daniel Webster, addressed an immense
| meeting of the friends of the Union last night,
lie mas raised regiment of volunteers under his
command.
| Affairs at Harper's Ferry. +:~
| HARRISBURG, April 22.-Soldiers who have es-
capped from Harper's Ferry report the complete
destruction OF the arms and buildings there To-
Gated.
| Six thousand more Virginians are expected
there. They design invading Maryland
The Cutter Harriet Lane.
NEW YORK, April 22.-The U. S. revenue cutter
Harriet Lane has sailed from this port with sealed
orders.
Troops Organized in Paducah, XIV.
| PADUCAH, KY, April 22.-Six hundred and fftv
troops are organizing under Col. Tlgham, and will
probably be increased to a full regiment
1t IS reported that the Batimoreans have de-
manded the surrender of Fort McHenry. The
commander replied that if an attempt was made tn
capture it, he would fire upon the CITY,
It IS reported that Gen. Cadwallader's mansion
ten miles from Baltimore, has been destroyed.
arrival of troops in Harrisburg,
| HARRISBURG, April Thirteen hundred troops
including six hundred from Ohio have arrived en-
route for Washington.
The Eastern Department.
TROY NJ l. april 22-Brigadier. General John
L. WOOL leaves shortly for New York. to constitute
it the headquarters of the Eastern Department.
The Seventh Regiment
| NEW YORK, April 22.-The Seventh New York
regiment has arrived at Annapolis in safety.
Communication to Washington Broken Off.
| NEW YORK, April l22.-Communication with BaItI-
more or Washington has been stopped-doubtless
| by order Of the Government No fears are entey-
tanned for the safety of Washington.
Steamers Seized by the Government
PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-Two steamers have
been taken possession of by the Government for
transports to convey the Massachusetts regiments
Further from Europe.
ST. JOHNS, N. f., April 22.-We have the follow
ing additional news by the steamer Columbia, from
| Galway the 9Th inst
| Warlke rumors were prevalent in Paris and in
Italy.
Maggard has asked Garibaldi to head 500 600
men. Garibaldi replied vaguely.
The Pope has recovered from his recent illness,
A conspiracy has been discovered, by which five
bishops were implicated.
Cincinnati Markets.
| CINc1NNATI April 22.-There is no business of
| Importance doing in produce provisions, or groee-
ries Whisky is quoted at 125c. Western Mess
Pork is held at SIT %. Oats are quoted q. 27e
New York Markets.
New YORK, April 22.-The Flour market, closed
active with sales of 1850 bbls. at IS 90 to IS 10
for Snperfne State. Whsky-sales 1000 bbls at
l9c. Corn declined lc Pork dull at SIS rs for
| Mess.
| Later from California.
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