Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-18

Fort Moultrie is badly damaged The
officers quarters and barracks are badly torn
to pieces The frame houses en- the Island
are riddlcd with shot and in many Instances
the whole sides of the houses are torn ont. 4
Tho fire in Fort Sumter was put out and re-
caught during the day. DR.. Crawford, Mai
Amderson's Surgeon, is slightly wounded in
the face. 1t is positively asserted that none
of the Carolina troops are injured Mai.
Anderson and all his officers and men are
stilatF Fort Sumter
! The above is from the agent of the AS
sociated Press who reached Charleston on
Saturday, and may therefore be considered
Erelisble. .lHS I al Il |
A boat from one Of the war vessels on the
outside has communicated with General
Simmons in command Of the, forces on Nor
ris Dland, Ind )madeG6qucst tlht Que Of the
steamers be allowed to enter the port for the
purpose fbtakins anderson andl his com
mand away. An arrangement has been
made by the parties'to'stay further proceed
linds tili0 clock. n nyaill noii9oa bdlmr OF |
EgHgHAisrEsroN,, April I 4 ylag t'clock A, NJ.
!kTheo hegotiatious @ofe ,completsd last
night, and Mai. Andersen, ,awiiftfh \ his COM
maud, will evacuatei Fort Sumtertthis morn
ling 1t is supposedthat he will embark on
board one of the war vesscls of our bar. .
II when Sumter vas IN tames, and Maj.
Anderson could only fire hisgpnsi at long in
ltervnls, theimen ut our batteries cheered nj
every fire which tho 'gallant Major made in
| his last struggles, but looked defiance at the
vessels Of war whose men, like towards, re
mained outside without firing gun or at
tempting to,divert the fire OF single battery
from Fort Sumter. ,2.hA y.
~ o ctoct ,TT1I The steamer Isabel IS steam
ing up, and Will lake Gen, Beaulegard tc
Fort Sumter, which Will be turned over BY
Maj Anderson 70 tho Oonfodernte States. =
II is now reported that Maj. Anderson ant
Etbe Steamer Isabel q 2 1'sf's5'lN - t
~ IATER.~-Mai Anderson and his mo mon will
Leave e'to.n;sht al N o'olocl in tbe ste,me
: Tbs war aest q Iat;lj outside tho sco,e
When xndefson and his men took farmo
n Is,ve of Fort sumter X ;woT "tbr;li;ng nm,
r ;mnress;ve one ~ ~ 80 ~ -
GnARtEsToN.- - A,r;l Is,-.Whon ,Maio
Andarson,s 'c,,S,to,sr ,vero ! b,,sn;,,oL 'Gen
+ Reom rssyatd sent offSrs iof osaisfarss bcfor
n tbe yb;iG Al tb nm ~ nSS Y 's''''''N'
Col W;asall rece;ved tho sword s,n,rrrreenpdo
o al H. MA ndosson anJ tbon co,n non
s tod 10 H., ,,at,,rn;n s 4, 70 III,
}, T,n E,Ja,s,i,a Az. IL s,;i, +, s;ai,. nE rh.,
&c Ios.o,, ssi' 100 ~ ','i a. Q > 80
Ie y,, C,1,nts,Srov ,s;,,t Na,nd,r Ma,
it nJarso,, ;;;,f ;s 90, MA lanosi.a 4; *
b I.aI'oi g. NJ, VI r., ,,.;pa IL a.
oe,a o ioa III. f nio niodad
m p;lEr,~ t,s, ,rS,, ! pd ,nouna;na 'foor ntI,ar
Gno o. I, ,brr;nd i, tba Tnrt" sy;ti, n,;l;tr
le ~ - siI v IhY ,,,d Gn',t
N Tnn''i;,a tnoa,,s NJ we,,ndaJ 49, ~ w., II
h :" t,,n,a;,, Toneaior.te "nJ p,l,,,a,.o o az
s wore W. bo;Stted On tbe Fort which ;s Ssy,;so,
10 oil hy tha Inlmetfa Guards ,fTs d y ''Sc
:, II Il believed that The war vessels hay
ii established blockade. ,."l' t,'' rn''II ,'',ol
,g1' ~ 1TrO5,yl .u3 80
is ~ ~ WAsiiiNdroN.,A AprniI3.
In pr: Lncoin reply 70 the Vlrglnl
ID commissioners, aitor expressing ms regr.
d .nat tno PUBIC nllna = sun uncer!alh as
rs his coutsei ahu Lc'llrthll,s 1nc poi'Gy MARI
Gu ous "a ais tnauSu'ai 1iueiess, Ia w spss
O. n;t @ num npp'ia ~ Jr;vo ~ ,bo bo '1qS & W =.
d. thnr;,;ss - f,an oso unT unnrovots ~ ~ !,
aas,,,,It Ia, haon s,,alp s','m, G,,r'tnr oh.
aold ,,,,salf , !, MAY, 81 10 na,
y I;Ia I Iacoa ~ wh;ch Ii %aa boan % so;,eJ ii
- nyernmsnt @ % devolred % mn" nnon 'y ms and T IN n, ~
!. event sTajl ~ tbo best of my ,b;l;tv rem
"a f6rce hy fHrcc y, IN @ Ncsse Il nrcves t,,,o III,
u u Sum,ay bas bcen osraulted is as q renorted % ~
- sbail nerbans cause the r s ma;ls ~ |
~ w;thdrown from nj tbe Stotns which cia;
~ ~ tn have secedod bal;ev;n~ that tba cor
g ,Serccn,ert r of actual war aso;nst the DO
u eminent inst;fics and nrobablv demands
~ Wbntever Ella I may do fnr tbe n,,rnnse
N shall nor attemnt IN eollect. the .amties ~,
i'd imports by any armed invasion OF, any pa
th OF the country, not niehning, by this, hoy
rt everrthat | may not and force i deemt
ok necessary to relieve a fort on the border
n the country. gfe.rb Ul tgr lelll,ut
ea n ,.' W ~!.a NEw YoRK, April IA.
ef Advices from Albany State that Govern,
OF Morgan will tomorrow issue call for 25, OF
O. men, for the assistance of the GOvernmen
to A private letter from Governor Curt
is states that Pennsylyaniacan furnish 100, ,Oo
p. and have them in Washington in forty-eigl
s' hours, if required. N \, INV, .,.,, '.,i
al p BAtaYMonr pril "a 1891
lie The deem uhion fael;hg ~ tbis city h,
u. been disnlavod nnm;stakabIv s;nce Fr;da
It. Men with coek kades and Secess;on I'M emblen
d have heen chased bv ',,rnr,l1 and obligod
IT. seek nrotection of the nol;ce The Ia,
or Fanny Tan sbaw boisted Sacess;on fac I,
an lay Rnt tbe' crowJ yi,, comnelleJ I XIV @ on II
d. vessel to take II down The cantain affe