The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-04
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The New York Herald sharply lectures the
Times. Tribune and Courier and Enc uirer, for
their blood and thunder articles but is itself
not much behind them IN Its tone In regard
to these matters people feel but little in
terest, and we therefore only copy the follow
ing from the Herald Of Wednesday:
Baltimore is 10 be com pletely flied with
troops, and Maryland is TO be npelled TO aei
like State siill in the Union. All the infor-
nation which reached US up 10 a lite hour last
night plainly indicated that this Is the policy
of the Government 1T W as AIagton. Let us
state The points Of the latest news in brief
EGe greatest activity prevails in Southern
PenLsy ylvania, seventeen thousand troops be
ing in the field there at the present time. At
Camp Scott, York, Pa, there are Q, 900 men; at
Camp Sifiler, near Ch1mbersburg, 2 .6u0 ; 1t
Camp Cnrtiu, near Harrisburg, 1900. two
regiments from Ohio are quartered near Ian
Cas- er, and 200 United States regulars at
Carlisle. Scattered st different points be-
tween Philaueiphia, Elkton and Perry svilie
there are 5000 more.
Three thousand New Jersey troops are to
march FROM Trenton to- day, which will con.
stitute in alta force OF over Do 600 men in that
regioa, their destination being undoubtedly
tor BAL timore, to open the route 10 the Feu
eral Capital On The South side of Baltimore
aTe stationed at Annapolis n force of between
four and five Thousand men, including the
Proyidencs Marine Artillery, which left Per-
ryVille yesterday The Slxth and IhIrieenth
| New York Regiments occupy a position di-
rse tiy opposite Annapolis, and the Sixty
| min Tn are III the Junction
1t will thus be seen that Baltimore is COM
| pIetely hemmed III on DO III sides with an eff
| iective force, W hich is to be immediately en-
| pioyed IN opening passage through that city
| iof the ederal troops, ana restoring free COM
munlcaton between the North ana the capital
| OF the Republic.
With this purpose Major General kein, of
| Pennsylvania, was ordered to leave Pnilaaei
| phii yesterday Tor the camp at ork, with in-
| structions TO advance at once with an army OF
1 n
! resistance is offered, he viii issue procla-
nation announcing his intention To march MS
| iofce through that city, and warning the loyal
cltiZens, the women and children, TO leave,
ana Will then cut his way through Ut all haZ
ards. Lit Is probable, however, that the threat
| OF visiting baltimore with So severe chas-
| tlsemeut will bring the resistdnts TO their
| senses, and thus save the efusion of blood.
| The Philadelphia papers contain little of
| Interest. They announce, however the arrest
| OF Charles a. Griuner, of Georgia, on the
| charge OF treason. MT G. made the following
| statement
| Ny family are here came on TO see them
| The company belonged to was rfothing bur
| private company, that l belonged To for the
| last hftesn years. They joyed Il good many
| privileges, and were exempt from iary duty.
On the second day of January, there was
| good deal OF excitement in Georgia, and our
Governor was apprehensive that Fort Pulaski
might become occupied by an irres ponsibIe
| party, and he requested our company to go
there and take charge OF it, which they did.
| lett there early in January and came up to
tue interior OF Georgia, at my mothers place.
have been in Savannah very little am a
Ph,iadeIphian by birth; went TO school here;
ana believe am Us good IL Union man
De found any where. l was born under the
American ntg, and have 81 good many rela-
tives residing in this city.
That was enough, and the officials, follow.
Ing the exanpie of The petty despots OF cont-
mental Europe, committed Mr.. G. to prison
dispatch from Harrisburg, Pa, shows
| that the Hessians are beginning to count ihs
cost
over 5000 men are now in camp at Harris
burg. They consume daily $500 pounds of
fresh beef. $500. pounds of bread, COS pounds
sugar, 300 pounds OF coffee, 100 pounds Of can
dies, bushels Of salt, and Is bushels OF
beans. Not more than Is barrels OF mesa
pork have been used out OF the zoo barrels
| sent here, the men refusing to eat it. 1t Is
| Is 81 300 per day.
The same telegram exposes an ou utrags com.
rnitted by Pennsylvania soldiers:
Five soldiers attached to 4 Delaware county
company were to-day sent out 10 arrest de-
serters: During their travel they abused sew
| erdi citizens and subseq GENTLY entered Il pub
| lie house, got freDZied with liquor, charged
| hayonets In IL crowded room, aud wounded n
cltih-n severely, though not dangerously. One
| OF the soldiers was severely cot in the rencoD-
| tTe by citizen. All five OF the soldiers were
arrested and lodged in Jail.
The Toronto tCanada1 Leader, Government
| organ, advocates an earned neutrality" in
respect to affairs In this country. A Toronto
dispatch, April 30, says: ff
| The Globe of day in a long nd able ar
| ticle on American affairs, SAYS tina the North
| oy their impdtienos with reference to Presi
| dent Lincolns policy, ignore the stupendous
and delicate task he has before him, and win
| drive the country to anarchy and chaos ..s
| IL advocates strengthening Mr.. Lincoin's
bahds' ana 10 abstain from perpexing his
| couGcils.
A committee on Home Defence at Pitts.
burg, have procured from the Z. 5. Arsenal,
near that city, 1850 muskets, $50 rifles, and
| aceoutrements, besides over 100 cannon, to De
used in the defence OF that CITY. The Gazette
| says:
Captains McNutt and Brereton. and I,ient
! CrIspin, are now engaged in "a Reconnaissance
| OF the heights and deiilss surrounding the
| city, with a view to selecting the most await
| able points for planting batteries. Scouting
/ parties have also been sent out through
| Washington and Greene counties, 10 ascertain
| if possible, if any hostile movements are on
| foot against this locality.
| The folio swing items possess some In terest
! AT a late hour on Saturday night inforn,a-
! ton reached the United States Marshal of
| New jersey, which induced him 10 invoke
| me assistance OF Gen. Hatfield, of the New
JFEsFJ SLtte hLItld, VINO, with force OF
! men. proceeded with the Marshst to the Jer-
sey flats, where they seized three schooners
| loaded with gnnpowder, over which was
spread quantity OF manure.
| Col. Elisworth's regiment OF Zouayes re.
| cruited entirely from New York firenen, made
| magnificent parade on Sunday in New York
| l,l1o strong, escorted by about 100 OF thpir
| comrades Of the Fire Department and 900
| friends, of both sexes, who witnessed their
| enbarkanon on The Baltic Tor Washington
| The regiment are armed with Shapes rifles
~ Is stated that James 7. Brady, Of New
| ork, Is about 10 join the army at Washing
| ton III prominent posi- tioa. Sir Brady ca, .
that As the Breckinriige candidate for Gov
| ernor OF Massachnsetts IS ia the Held, he, as
Late candidate for the office of Governor of tue
state OF New York, VIII not be brh nd na ad J.
The New York Herald llIaits what it calls
| the " defensive attitude " OF Llncoiu's Ad.
| Lalgislration, TO the 5th Of Iay-the asproeia
| raation," which WAS dated ON the 18Th OF
| April, requiring the " ombinations ~ ''d,s-
peTse and retire within twenty days"