New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-27
NUMBER Al.

coin, in replying to the Baltimore committee, ask
q Il your people will not-attack us, we viii moi
attack them. If they do, we will retaIiate se
yerely. Troops for Washington must and slial
come through Maryland"
Gov. Hicks eonvenes the Maryland Legislature
in extraordinary session Tomorrow in consequence
OF the Federal troops at Annapolis.
IL is probable that communication between
Washington and Baltimore by rail will be reopened
1t is reported that upwards of 1000 Southern
troops arrived at Norfolk on Tuesday Their des-
tination is not known.
The Baltimore authorities are stfll adverse to the
reopening of telegraphc communication.
The Baltimore American announces the arrival
at Annapolis Of the Baltic, Coatzacoalcos, Colum-
hla, K. X. Cuyler, Ariel, Harriet Lane, Boston,
Maryand, and ting from Havre de Grace, with
5000 Pennsylvania and New York troops.
The Constitution is to blockade the mouth of the
Patapsco.
Three thousand troops are to march from An
napoils to Washington, the railroad transporting
h PROVISIONS. There Will be no armed opposition TO
Excitement at St. Louis
ST. LOUIS, April 26.-There is great excitement
mere among the merchants and steanboatmen,
caused by an unnteliigibie dispatch from the Sec
retary OF the Treasury to grant no clearances
Tor boats bound to Mississippi, Louisiana and Ala.
bama. M &
Such clearances never have been granted
Shipments continue to the South as heretofore.
Intense Excitement in Baltimore.
PERRYvnLE, April 25.-Passengers who have ar
rived here by the evening train represent the city
OF Baltimore as being in an intense state of excite
ment
Large amounts Of money were being raised. The
military were bnsily occupied in drilling. Arms
were being distributed among the citizens to fire
from house-fops, If the troops go through.
Flight Of James Buchanan.
4 LRBIspJrRC "A 4 Il, 5nr.ra,,t1,, j
that ex-President James Buchanan has sold his
farm and fed to Canada, in consequence of threat
ening remarks.
Seizure Of Massachusetts Stores.
HAyRE DE GRACE, April 25.-A freight train has
been seized at Slemmer's Run, with provisions for
the Massachusetts soldiers.
The Ballimoreans have seized the Bremen sbin
Admiral, loaded for Liverpool.
The road between Annapolis is reported open.
Southern Officers Arrested in Boston.
BOSTON, April 25.-Lieut Brown, a resigned Off
Ger from the U. $. frigate Niagara, was arrested
THIS day Tor uttering seditious language.
New Hampshire Harbors.
BosToM, April 25.-The harbors along the coast
of New Hampshire are being put in a state of de-
fence.
Appropriation by Vermont
MoNTrELHR W., April 25.-Both branches Of
the Vermont Legislature have appropriated 81 o00-
600 for military purposes.
Split Between Eastern and Western Virginia,
WHEELING, April Pa Union meeting was
held here to-day at which resolutions were passed
condemning the course of Eastern Virginia, and
asking the northwestern delegates to come to a
convention to be held at Wheeling May 10.
1t ls believed there will be division OF the State
of Virginia.
Appeal to Kentucky by Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 25.-Gov. Morton recon-
mends an appropriation of 81 100000 to purchase
arms and munitions of war.
He appeals to Kentucky to maintain the consti-
tuition and the Union.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, April 26.-The flour murket closed
at unchanged prizes. Whisky is quoted at l21c
the gallon. Western Mess Pork is noted at SIG 70
at Sc. the lh.
New York Stock Market
New YORK, April 26.-Tennessee Skies closed at
50, and Missouri Skies at 81. T M
NEW YoRK, April 26.-The Cotton market ID
very firm. Flour has advanced &c. to 10c.: sales
u O0G barrels at S. 10 to SIS 20for Superine state
The market for Pork closed dull with sales of 2lOC
barrels, at SIS 373 to SIS 80 for Mess. Sugar dull
sales 4l5 hhds. at Al to SIC. Molasses Cuba is
quoted at 22c and New Orleans at 3O4c. the gall
River Intelligence
TIcKsBCRG, April 26.-The steamer L. NJ. Ken
nett passed down ut 9 ?. NJ. yesterday the Fanny
Bullitt at l. the Red Rover at 8 and the New Falls
City at O'Clock this morning.
LOUISVILLE, April 26.-The Ohio river at this
point is falling, with nine feet water in the canal
SACRED CoNCERT-A concert of sacred music.
for the benefit of Calvary Church. is to be given at
Christ Church on Monday evening. We acknow
edge the receipt of apoe invitation to be present
The lovers of sacred music should all be. present