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NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILWAY,

sUPERlNTENDENTs OFFICER
CALvKRT STATION, Baltimore. May Ie, 1851. (
On And After SHIdsJ, Nay 18th 1881, Trains OF
rive and depart a. follows, until further notice.
TRAINS NORTH.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-04
NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEERS.

EhBARgATI0F or THE FOURTH REGIMENT
The Fourth regiment OF New Jersey volunteers
barked on the afternoon OF the 1st board two
large propeles, their way 10 Annapolis This regi
meBt s composed Of tho following officers ana compa
n!es.-
Colonel Matthew Miller
Lieutenant Cooncl-Smpson n. Strouct
Msjof-Robert O. johnson.
Adjuiant--Wm. b. Hatch
Surgeons 1aSe-Alvn Slttcrthwaite
Company A, Cook Rifles, g Bordeutown Captain II. A
perrine.
Company D. National Guard, OF Mount Holly, Captain
Joeoph GAZE.
Company 9, Stockton Cadets OF Camden, Captain T.
jackson.
Company y, Union Guarj, OF Gloucester, Captain J. b
Sraftrd.
Company r, Camden Light Artillery, Of Camden Cap.
tain I w. Mickle
Company T, Washington Crsys OF Camden Captain
I'd. y. Hunt
Company. @, Camden zousves, OF Camden Captain }.
r. Cunpipgbam.
Company n, Anderson Guards OF Camden, Captain
John r. Van Seer.
ompany I, Johnson Guard, Of Salem, Captain Robert
q Johnson.
o snp.ny x, Marion Rifles. Of Burlington, Captain
George c. Buflirg.
ire t1oemsnt throughout Trenton Az intense during
the passage Of The troops from the state House the
place Of embakation AT about half past six the troops
all On board the propelIers, and about seven
o'cicck they started on their way 10 Bordentown On
arriving al Bcrdcrown the whole feet will steam dow
the Delaware 10 the Delswaxe and Chesapeake Canal nd
hen.e TO Aurapos. Each propeller arIpsd with 70
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TREASON in MARYLAND.

FREDERICK, Nd May 3, 1851 /
(via ChambersbuTg, Pa)
bill 10 create HILLARY Board Of Seven, including u
Governor Lowe and Thomas Wlnans, with full power
over purse and sword, is about to pass the
Senate. 1t virtually supersedes the Governor, though
he is to be ono of It, The object is to fully the SO.
cessopsts and oisarm Unoo men, and put the State on
a war footing.
The excitement in this city and portion Of the State is
intense Of the people hardly from
violence night and the baltimore Senators and dele
gates open threatened with expulsion from the city
There is trouble brewing the passage OF the bill
will reyolutoniZe the State.
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THE TRANSPORTS

Tho UnitCd States steam trans port Chesapeake, Van
Sailed last evening, direct for Washington city, with
six hundred barrels provisions and hundred ami
twenty head live cattle.
The steamship Columbia has n,w on bolrd thrty-tgo
men Of the Seventy first regiment who will 20 esaoTt
uniforms fer the volunteers that sailed in tho r.
r. Cuyler. She has also twelve men Of the Twelfth
regiment escort TO six hundred stand OF arms The
Guy lcr is awaiting the Maine regiment.
IRE United States steam transport Coazacollcos Capt
s. Babcock arrived at this port yesterday afternoon
in thirty hours from the Washington Navy Yard where
She landed the Rhode Island regiment She reports
May 3 at half past dvc +. NJ, of Hampton Roads,
spike steamer Quaker City, cruise, and May g. al
half past four A. NJ Oft Cape May, two steamers, sup
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VOLUNTEERS FROM KENTUCKY AND MARY
LAND--GEN. HARNEY'S POSITION.


aeb,lemap Of m aoauaintaaca q she highest respsc
- - ua took
particular pains ascertain the condition OF the Virginia
forces at that point He states positively that there are
not over fifteen hundred men copgrcgated there only
about two.thirds OF whom armed. Provisions are
exceedingly scarce aud the troops have had TO live on
short rations.
Two prominent Kentuckians arrived here tonight, TO
The government TO receive two regiments organized
by them spite Of the reural ., Governor Magoln TO
respcn the requiston for volunteers, in the North
wcstern part OF their state, into service
Parties from Baltimore are here similar mission
They offer one regiment.
Judge McCunn, Of New York, arrived with the Sixty
ninth this evening he has been appointed by General
Butler to the damages arising to the Of
the Annapolis Railroad from the Il their property
by the government.
Brooks Ias Connor the individual that tampered with
goverpmedt dispatches, WIS tried by Court Martial at
assnapcis yesterday, and found guilty. Sentence Is
sofytd. Judge McCunn actei AZ Judge Allocate.
General Harpey has prepared address to the people
OF Eisscuri urging them to stay the Union. Be tells
them that secession win prove the ruin ef their sate
and that himself he is ready to stand 10 the last
by the Gag which he twenty added since he
entered the service.
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REPORTS FROM DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON, Del, May g. 1861.
The Governors proclamation mastering the volunteers
OF tho State, has given i'm ,etus 10 the war move
ment here. Three companies in yesterday.
The Governor has made requisition for thousand
rifles Eight nine hundred rides and muskets
In Wilmington, which, when added TO the thousand
called for viii place the state condition OF defence
Knights Of the Golden Circle plentiful here but
keeping very quiet.
Union meeting viii be held in Georgetown, in The
secession end OF the state, Tuesday.
The Governors proclamation not signed by the
Secretary OF sste, suggesting suspicious regarding the
loyalty of that officer.
ARRIVAL OF THE FIFTH REGIMENT AT
ANNAPOLIS.
VIM Cary, ESQ.,, Of 90 Pine street, received the fol
lowing despatch yesterday morning.
ANNAPOLIS, May 3, 1891.
Put in the Herald tho arrival OF the Fifth rcgoent
Of New York. All wei. NM r. CARY ia
Mr. Cary, Jr., rs the comm;ssary Of tbcregment
THE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.
HARTFORD, May ., 1851
The Legislature unanimously pissed this morning bill
aprropratne ~ 900 oc tho organization and eqlp
ment Of volunteer militia and 10 provide Cor the public
defence II provides for ten regiments o. volunteers
and for the payment Of $40 per month 10 each in
ADDITION other regular pay.
LOUISVILLE ARMING.
Louisville, KY, Ray q, 1851.
The Common Council appropriated 900 600 for arming
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MOVEMENTS OF MAJOR ANDERSON.

Major Anderson left the Bcvoort House at O'Clock
yesterday morning. FOR Washington, having received
orders to that effect late the previous evening There
no demonstration OF any kind when the Major left
owing to the cry hour a which he started the
Of his gopgfN all not being known until he some
miles away IN his journey to the capital Mrs An nicrgoa
il stl stopping at the Drevcoft House.
ia our account of hojor Anderson visit 10 the asylum
for young deaf mutes it stated that As Dovoe ia
descendant Of benjamin franklin it should have BEEN
deHct ndant OF Cotton Nather who tho OF
the relic to which the Najors attention was called
PHILADELPHIA, Way 8, 1861.
Major Anderson passed through hs city roon 10 day
route for Washington. He was recognized iD pIssing
from depot to depot and greeted with Intense en-
.hlptaem
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IMPORTANT MILITARY MOVEMENTS.


All travel 10 the South is stopped to-day. No commu
nication with Baltimore Washington is permitted by
the military authorities. General Patterson refuses 70
give travellers his pass and holds the roads exclusively
for the transport Of troops and munitions Of war.
Three hundred passengers from Warrington reached
this city to-day They have occupied thirty hours in the
Journey from that capital to this point.
Nineteen members Of the Seventh regiment OF New
York have Just arrived hero, and leave immediately TO
Join their comrades at Washington They 60 by way Of
Perryvile and Annapolis.
Commodore Gregory of Rhode Island accompanies this
detachment Of tho Seventh 70 the capital He intends
Notwithstanding his advanced yesrs TO offer services
to the government He has been In the navy for nfy
two years.
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REPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nay 3, 1861.
Union ward meetings were held TO night throughout
the city Delegates were elected 10 the City
Convention to meet next Monday. The delegates
meet 10 morrow TO take action relative to the
public gafeiy bill. Resolutions adopted in all
tho wards Of the following purport That we
cherish the constitution and laws OF the United States
and will devote fortunes and lives defend their in
tegry against all revolutionary violent assaults that
we regret the violent attacks the troops the United
States while peacefgnyy marching through ,ne city
to protect The seat Of government, and indig
nanty re.udiatc making II pretext TO organize an
armed mob under the disguse Of special police 70 place
the city in hostile attitude 10 the general government
declaring athorence at the attempt OF the legislature
70 inauaurate military despotism By the
bill for the creation Board Of Public Safety that the
persons named for said Beard have not the confidence Of
the people and we protest against the whole
an invasion the preroeatves OF the Governor and
usurpaton Of the executive power by the Legislature
The meetings were largely attended and very enthu
sastc strong feeling Of indignation wss manifested
against the proposed action Of the Legislature.
Rumors are current that the United States troops have
crossed the Maryland line, and moving toward
the city.
The latest accounts from Frederick leave the Senate
On The Public safety bill.
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IMPORTANT IF TRUE.
ALLEGED PLOT TO BURN NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON.

Nh. EKnpEpY ALARMED ABour THE SAFETY or
THE CITY.
Of late Superintendent Kennedy Of the Police ~ part
ment has been in receipt Of letters furnishing insorma
tion that there daring attempt foot destroy
this and other cities North by AN association kno vn
the Knights OF the Golden Circle Yesterday Mr. Ken
nelly received another letter from party in St Louis
seg forth the facts had heen previously for
warucd him, which Mr. Kennedy has every reason to
believe viii be attempted should favorable opportunity
Offer.
1t seems that at tho time break was made in the
Croton sqaedact, the city be drei in various
places by gang reported TO have been hired by parties
South There have secured varous houses lgh-
the city, and at certain time they simultan-
ously fire the buildings The p7llco have kept close
watch certain in this city, who reported 70
be engaged in the affair and Mr. Kennedy believes that
he viii be able 70 prevent the diaboca plot being car
ried into effect.
TIE following copy Of the letter received by Mr.
Kennedy yesterdy, portion Of which is withheld as il
is said II would not be proper make II public ut pre-
sent
LousvnIE, April 60, 1881.
SrR-I have travelled fonr pdred miles 10 be able
saely mail this letter thoroughly organized plot is
now In progress OF execution % burn New York phia
dephia and Boston portion OF the men assigned TO
yoGr city already in your midst and others are on
their ] know what | say 10 be true. dare not
tell You how know, for that would lead 10 my inevta
guess.
The intention is to fire three cities simultaneously at
as many places as possible and at the samc hour at
night This ID to bo done The night before the attack
Washington. /" has the direction Of the
whole plot One hundred and twenty five have been
assigned to your city and Brooklyn, and eighty each
OF the others This IS not movenisnt Of the govern
ment though known 10 Davis At first he discouraged it,
but since Lncolns procla anaon he has withdrawn his
opposition. Tho men entrusted with the execution of tho
plot all belong TO the inner temple Of the Knights of the
Golden Circle.
The plan has boon maturing for two months, but did
rot Include New York until within week or ten days
The men assigned 20 Bos aud Philadelphia hevc
their posts for week but the determination TO include
New York has caused delay, aud the time will de-
pend upon how soon Davis is 10 attack Washington.
have told you not all that know but all that can with
safety to nyfef The chances you win disregard tho
warning but feel that have at least discharged my
duty. l am not your friend; am one OF
the most unrelentng OF your enemies but an an open
and hope an honorable foe expect to fight you the
death but not with ucifer matches and camphene. Do
not do the people Of the south the injustice TO believe
that one out Of ten among them would for moment
sanction this hell begotten scheme II IS foreign
nature.
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TENNESSEE IN LEGISLATIVE SESSION.
otNAIK OlIsMNyN,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 20, 1861. !
We are row 10 secret scssion az work hl-d. We or
gaDzef ycs'erday, and soon went into secret session
Both houses are in beovo the Legislature
will be nearly uns il favor Of defending rights aud
the rights Of the South As to the best mode OF doing this
there VIII likely be some difference Of opinion. Up 10
this time the very best n feeling among n5erg pro-
walls Au seem TO be willing ard anxious 10 do their
duty. From all can Learn from Eaat Tennessee think
all win be right there. Four hundred troops passei
through hero this morning from louisville, KY, 10
of pen.. Tennessee, I think, is fully awake,
and VIII soon be ready for the conflict. Give
the boys the arms, and bc.'de the luckless
enemy that shall croes their path We must go. clear in
own hook. The South must act as a unit, under
head directed by one Cabinet With such a unit and
with sodiery such rs the South produce We can
bid defiance 20 the world. But II 60 into this conflict,
each State on its own hook, striking At different points,
the most casual thinker must the great antages
under which we viii labor. And say let none be de-
ceived This is no ordinary conflict The rrepressioe
conflict in fact upon Tho South s 10 be suhiugated
her institutions destroyed and she is bo made the
cal Of tho North, she In TO victorious, main
tain her Independence, establish her equality domestic
institutions, and n time become the most happy and
prosperous people on the face Of the earth We have 70
tight for our Q sistcnce
PROCLAMATION RY THE MAYOR OF NASHVILLE.
MAYORS 0r1cs, April "a, 1851.
Whereas, y understood that sclfconstituted com
mtees, or individuals their responsibility, have
notified one or more OF Northern born citizens TO
leave Nashville and whereas II is the determination OF
the city authorities 70 preserve and sustain the peace and
quiet OF the city, this is therefore TO notify all persons
that any complaints Of suspicious against persons OF
Northern birth can be lodged with me Tor investigation,
and that everything necessary win be done And all
persons implicated be assured that they will be
tected from uniounded rumors and stories until properly
investigated by the proper authorities And all good
citizens are earnestly requested sndesvor 70 quiet the
public mind the present state OF excitement, and to
aid the authorities 10 preserving the peace OF the city
X. B. CHkATHAM, MayOI OF NaslgillC.
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REPORTS FROM pERRYvuI.E.

PKRRyvTIiE, MAY 3-6 2. n
Major Anderson arrived at Peiryvile at three o'clock
This afternoon ana embarked board transport for
Anpapcljs en- To,ee for Washington. The troops here
were drawn up two lines, With presented arms Major
Anderson walked between the lnes uncovered
Major Anderson passed quietly through Philadelphia
the route cbeered loudly pressed forward shake
the hero by the hand. Two companies Of troops went
down on the whden as escort The whcen also
took eight large boxes filed with SPECIE, for Washing
ton
Tie steamer Maryland, Captain steadman, United
Stated Navy, has just arrived at Perryvilc from Anna
polls and Baltimore. She brings back the locomotives
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have furnished all the
locomotives the government want The Maryland landed
her passere eer at Annapolis took board strong
force OF Massachusetts, troops and sailed for Baltimore
She landed the troops and large quantity Of military
stores at Fort McHenry. She sailed into Baltimore with
the American flag flying Other American flags were
also flying in Baltimore. The city quiet.
Fort Madison, strong csrthwork commanding the bar
Dor and city, ls In possession Of federal troops.
The steamers Baltic and Kedar were At Annapolis Last
night, with steam up.
The guns the batteries al Perryvie completely
mand Hayro dc Grace and this place Is virtually in
possession.
Two companies OF the Fourth regiment United states
artillery are among the recent reinforcements Of Fort
McHenry.
learn from passengers who left Baltimore to day and
who direct from Virginia. that the South are raising
troops In numbers not dreamed Of By any q. the
North.
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PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.
MORE TROOPS CALLED INTO THE FIELD.

MORE TROOPS CALLED INTO THE FIELD.
WASHINGTON, May Q, 1851.
BY n PRHpssr THE UNITED STATES:
wn,rss, existing exigencies demand immediate and
adequate the Iroe Of he national
stitution aud the preserva alton Of the national
Union by the suppression Of the insurrectonary
ions existing several States for opposing
tie OF the Union and obsiructlng the execution
thereof, TO which end a military force in addi.
tion TO that called forth by my proclamation OF
the fifteenth day OF April in the present year, ap
pears TO be indspensably necessary, now there
fore !, Abraham Lincoln, President of the United
States and Con nmander in Chief of the Army and Navy
thereof, and OF the Militia Of the several States when
called actaai service do hereby call into the service
Of the United States fortytwo thousand and thirty
four volunteers 10 serve for period OF three years
unless discharged and TO be mustered into service
as infantry and cavalry The propoito Of each arm
the details OF enrolment and organization viii be
made through the department of war and aso direc,
that the regular army Of the United States be ncrea
by the addition OF eight regiments Of infantry, one
regiment Of cavalry and one regiment of artil-
lery, making altogether q maximum aggregate
increase OF twenty-five thousand seven hundred and
four en-, officers and enlisted men, the details Of which
viii also be made known through the Depar.
ment Of War; and further direct the enlistment
for Lot less than one nor more than three
years Of eighteen thousand seamen, in ad
dtion TO the present force, for the naval SER
vice Of the United States. The details Of the enlist
ment and organization will be made known through the
Deparn ent Of the Navy The call for volunteers, here
by made and the direction for the the regular
army, and for the enlistment Of seamen hereby given,
together with the plan of organization adopted
for the volunteers and for the liar forces hereby
thorized win be submitted to Congress
bled In the meantime earnestly invoke the cooperation
of all good citizens ia fhe hereby adopted FOR
the eectual suppression of unlawful violence, for the
Impartial enforcement o. constitutional laws ard
speedes possible restoration Of peace aud order and
with those Of happiness and prosperity throughout the
country.
In testimony whereof, have hereuno set my hand
and caused the seal 0. the United States 10 be Affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington this third day May
in the year Of Lord thousand eigh hundred and
sixty one and Of the Independence Of the United States
the eighty. ffth. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
BY the President
WILLIAM Il. SEwAPD, Secretary of State