New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
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he made 20 de,sn her on suspicion Of her having some
Of the PHILADELPHIA fugitive soldiers, the deiernon
he,c baseG on IN alleged violation of The tn'e"
States law. in reference 10 the number OF
rassenpt "a a steam vessel may oaryil Tie prope,'
ven, Up the Chesapeake co miles TO CbosarelSe oh!'
here n strong Union feeling WIS manneo'edi ioenoe
rassed thfcrch the Canal Delaware Bay ana thenoe
m the Delaware 10 ujlcs to Philadelphia where ihey
arrived 81 O'Clock on Sunday morning. Ten 81 the
ew.Yorkers including Mr. Conover, were lei, they
having feed 70 COME to The propeller IN tHe tn, they
were fortunate in finding another, to which they aid
ai0O for conveyance to Philadelphia. They arrived
in saf ty. At one o'clock yesterday the whole party
came On by special train, aud arrived at jersey City
att.
FURTHER STATEMENTS.
A gentleman Of the same party with the above, from
Baltimore hitler furnishes with reliable state
mcnts Of more general import. The proTeller by
which the party came was the lat regular means Of
communication 20 and from Baltimore, and has now
teer chartered by the Government agent for the con-
yeyauce Of troops, thus cutting Of G regular commu-
rication. The Bamoreans had seized the eugi esand
burnt the bIidges-tbe one over the Gpnpowder River
leing mile Iod hall long. II stated that Gov.
l'ckf himself gent four policemen ont with rickaaes
TO take Mp the rails oat5de Of the city.
In Pratt street, where the ie not occurred clos Of
blood were sill 10 be 10 the street The mob was
bold and moving about exciiedy and doninn. euongh
10 demand OF any person not known TO them II met ia
the etfclts, TIC place where they Came from, DC.
Mar, lard would unques,onaby sccede rs hs believed
|, was ia cTnon that the Massachusetts, men would
hay IL tight tLHiT way from Annapnlsto " &irgtct'
Yesterday 4 e wires eat AZ different places. Tx
element in Baltimore ran high tibet officers con-
rectod with the L. 3 Government were Obliged g. So
crete lhemstlyes il the cabin Of the pr0iollnr az To
time of staring. The depot The fhjladelphia siCe
Il. HI. I'D ft..st saNr.F
continue 81 in consequence Of disturbances until fur
ther notice"
There were barricsdes in the street ten feet high
Up to IT, time there hri been steaDer connections
between Norfolk and Baltimore. The people M Nir
gjui. were fearrUlly excited and Norfolk
itan further south. At Font Monroe, Friday, tie
army oiEccrs parted in a very affecting manner with
,hsiI Y iycs and children whom thew sent north DOT
steamer with all their valuable baggage. There
were thrn eco ia the fortress and they intended
10 defended the last, but 1t required more 10
do il well, IA it one Of the largest forts In the
country.
In Mefle-n virginia ard Part Of Tennessee there
were pleniy Of poor rema kably tenacious If the
Union but The Secesionits MI Iuhug
with frarully eScable inilaH'able spirit, without
taxing tie leas. account II to tie result.
Ttro.gh Virginia, at every IaiIrC1d station, the
peorlc woui gntter IL crowds, enc congratulate ore
another upon the news. Ii universally believed
tiat Gen. Scott had resigned Every pretexl was
taken hold Of by the Sc essiOLs;s III Nighii bolster
up III If cause Indicating In the most unpitakeable
manner that there q fear behind il. 1t could be
reen and ell By their boaslul Dragging, catching III
clearly suppoeitiiOus in their favor aud by tBef
coneiouspes of rushing ahead in the dark believing ut
the same ,iDe that their courage was equal 70 en,-
thing They do not appear TO be capable II reasoning
upon the matter. Their papers had any ar loo
discussing the Secession question 10 poiicoteonoa
c.. point VI yiew and The Gle thai It would have 10
Their prosperiy-a fact. of iteelf, Significant.
II was openly and repeatedly eisjet 10y leaders OF
military companies throughout Virginia, that il had
L flaak tn -ss IA a.
men, and if they could not &c; the mcu, 10 make q
"boid dash" any how, 10y the aid of Ben McCuilo,h.
Ire scheme evidently cherished one in Virginia
Thew say, along the roilroad, that if they car Cet
Possession Of Washington IL is all they want,
iLouph they DO no! expect to be able 10 hold il.
JVsH 7ciH LErn GO2H tie CgyaiOi and ysfrcaf.
Tiis was a generally understood plan, which our
informant heard repeatedly expressed Tie feeling
vs. ore OF the nost excited passion. Officer Of mil
tary com paues argued in earnest that under 40
circumstances Should any quarter he t'rea. One Of
them moved that every Norihtrn msns heart hhor'd
be cut out and ssid with a blood-!hirsty expression
that be Was wiling TO do It, To gel possession Of
Washington would be the Growing glory, even II
HEY would be compelled 70 evacuaie aud destroy 1t.
Irou men In North Carolina and Virgin privately
bat significantly told informant that they regretted
having no apology le. by wLich to retu, the EVIL ~
Ansncs Of The Presidents proclamation; but the best
that cotAd be done was TO send large iorce TO pus
dorrn the REBELLION I, like ssInp ping oct tire,
and uhrrd be done eiectualIy. An Inefficient force
would only help to Madden the rebels.
The Hornets Nest KITE Company went down to
Fort CasweA, at the mouth Of Care Fear River on
frtnru5av for the purpose Of cohqueriDg II to
srcnmrlish which feat considering that only Iish
man and mis- wife, and colored boy, ia II, was
Planned with much ridiculous ceremony. The men
Lid "if hey could ouly fit ont ii privseer with a
swivel Gun. &c " they would be able to take, with
the greatest ease. one OF the California steaners-a
splendid prize most desirable in ts eyes OF the loaers
OF all Virginia ald Carolina
Business was Frustrated manufacturing and material
+, H.rinO
The great regIe, which sound thinking men exPressed
Was Vie want OF popsisto.., e6P'to1, ana entt'Wtse
among their o~n people. Nomens wages IL North
Carolina were so cents TO rs cens, or 81 week, out
Of which they supported Themselves. Their iron and
blasting enterprises Gid not seem 70 prosper and the
poor whies were miseably poor, end lived actually
Ia semi harbarous manner having no tarte for clean
sanded floors and whiiewash. The ''plantero IN
North Carolius were goIersly petty farmers Of the
lowest morals.
TuT TRiBUHp, he had reason 10 know, went al over
thtse States because be bad at different points
Utiou men go il secretly, not by post, aid read IL IL
con HI he done with safely to themselves provided they
took cart not TO talk about IL.
Tuion men In the South now think the South must lie
united AZ the OILY hope il in the North ung all their
power to crush out rebellion ut once as already stated
II h believed that the North would rcce We support
from HOOD many Of these men. AT all events, they
would receive fearful support from the negro popula.
lion The negroes would nse there was not the
Iicbtest doubt Of it, in all the border States, and
wherever they have not been led away into sort OF
wTtafy excieme1i Themselves, as at Charleston. But
in the latter instance they were a the time learning
ro,osthng which might cause them eventually TO % il
successfuy. They would rise wherever there was an
under current OF intelligence.
buchanan is denounced bitterly by every one. They
say he has deceived them, &C. IL issuppoed he made
some proises and held out hopes, thai could not be
realized.
a prominent Union msn had made Union speeches
ia ven counties aud gave up IN despair under
the influence Of the Presideuts proclamation. The
saIne gentleman believed that If some Of The counties
Leld troe 70 their principles, there would certainly be
oiyil war il The State itself lie does not think Il can