The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-05-14
Telegraphic Summary.

mustered into service also five compan-
les of Col Bakers California regiment
Col. Hawkins Zouaves will be mustered
into service to-day, and armed with En-.
field rifles.
New York and Philadelphia have beer
made militsryNepots. Troops are to b.
concentrated in these cities to be sent
at least emergency, to any point by Sc;
or land.
Government has accepted the tender
of various yachts, which will be armed
for revenue service.
The Rerolds special Washington dis
patch says that Major Anderson contem
plates addressing the people of Ken
lucky on behalf of the Union.
Several army officers who pected t.
get commissions in the rebel service OF
resigning have asked to be reinstated
They met with emphatic refusal.
There are 10000 stand of arms il
Washington navy yard.
A special dispatch to the Post saw
the government has already received
proffers of 100000 men from the coun
try west of the Allegheny Mountains.
The correspondent of the Tribune say
that Government has certain advice
that there are between $4,000 and so,
900 troops in the vicinity of Fairfa!
Court House, Virginia, and that they
are within two days march of Richmond
There are at least 10000 available mel
whose destination and expectation is sool
to be encamped in Washington.
BosToN, May Gov. Andrews re
ceived dispatch from the War Depart
ment stating that no additional troops
would be required at present unless en-
listing for three years.
FREDERICK, Nd, May STARS ane
stripes are flying in all directions. TIVE
secessionists have been arrested for cheer
ing for jeff. Davis.
BosToN, May THE officers of the
LIST regiment, who have been in quarters
several days waiting for marching Or
ders, on hearing Of the official order
from the war department that no more
troops would be accepted unless under
three years enlistment, waited on Gov
Andrew this P. NJ, in body, and offer.
ed their services, together with the regi
ment, for the full term.
WASHINGTON, May THE War De.
partment has informed the Governors OF
the States which had ordered out their
quota of militia under the first order OIL
the President, that it is desirable and
preferable that those who have not been
marched forward should be mustered il
for three years under the subsequent
proclamation. Full instructions on this
subject will soon be issued.
PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-Senator Bay
ard, of Delaware, arrived here this morn
ing, having left Wilmington fearing al
assault would be made upon him. HI
was taken into custody at the depot here
but was discharged by Mayor Henry, h'
having no charge against him.
WASHINGTON, May 7.-Major Ander
son has this evening with the consent 0
the President, accepted the command o
the Kentucky brigade.
A Louisiana regiment arrived at Rich
mond on Monday. Fourteen hundred
Tennessee troops and battalion of Ala
bama troops have reached Lynchburg
At Norfolk there are about 1000 troops
including two companies of Georgians
The authorities were fortifying Norfoll
in all directions.
New YORK, May 8.-The Herald.
Washington correspondence says the
greatest activity prevails at the war ard
navy depots here, including details en-
comprising and furnishing traitors.
Another Committee has been here
from Baltimore. They reported to th'
President that the mob spirit was dowI
and the loyalists were preparing to wei
come the Government troops. Their
will be at least three regiments raised il
Baltimore of 200 men each and be &C
cepted by the Government.
10000 troops will be concentrated a
Washington.
Gen. Patterson of Pennsylvania vii
move troops by detachments through
Baltimore as soon as the railroad is re
paired.
Late Richmond papers announce tn,
marching of military companies toward
Harper's Ferry.
The kentucky battalion is expected t.
move thither.
Lieut.. Marrelis tenders regiment o
lumbermen from Maine, none TO be les
that feet, for the regular army. The.
are likely to be accepted.
The Governors of Pennsylvania, Ohio
Michigan, Indiana and Illinois agreec
on plan Of cooperation for support o
the Federal Government. They act as
unit. Their action having been ratifet
by the President.
Secretary Chase has ordered the stop
page Of all supplies of any kind for tn
rebellious States at Cairo.
BALTIMORE, May 9.-The Union dem
onstration at Frederick to-day was
grand affair. Hon. Reverdy Johnson, il
behalf of the ladies presented flag Il
the Home Guard, who had $50 member
present, besides large and enthusiastic
gathering Of the people.
Several arrests were made Of parties
charged with participating in the attacl
on the Massachusetts troops. Yesterday
and to day there has been stampede
among the suspected. Seventy OF tn,
rioters have disappeared.
The Legislature did nothing to-day.