Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-30


Savnnah rport several vessels waiting
privateer commissions, which were expect
ed shortly.
Recruits are pouring in to in the attack
on Washington. AL Uuonists are over
awed.
The surveying schooner Howell Cobb
laud troops and two csnunon at Fort Car
roll, below Baltimore.
1t is reported heavy firing was heard
Friday afternoon ia the direction "f Fort
Monroe.
The Herald SAYS the British Minister has
sent his Secretary to Montgomery, who car.
ried information Of the course England in.
tends TO pursue toward the Confederate
States. 1t is pretty certain that the Com
missioners have not been received there
officially.
The Herald's correspondent has il from
high authority that Letcher has notified
Lincoln that no Virginia troops will be per
mitted to march upon Washington. Their
purpose is to defend the soil of Virginia
from aggressions BY the North.
He further says be won't permit the Con
federate troops to attack Washington.
Governor Letcher has issued proclama-
tiou saying, that in consequence of the
great number Of troops coming Ia Rich
mond without notice, and before their ser
vices are required, he prohibits more from
doing SO, but to remain at home till required.
ANNAPoLIs, April 27th.-Twelve thou
sand troops altogether arrived here. Three
thousand more expected tonight.
The brig Perry is stationed at the CO.
trance Of the harbor, and the Park Artillery
is placed on the right shore.
H tug with the 9Th Massachusetts regi-
ment cut out the receiving ship Allegheny
from Baltimore harbOr, and anchored her
under the guns of Fort MeHeRry.
Gen. Butler says thaG musket is guard.
ing every rail between here and Washing
ton.
The Superintendent Of the Road was ar.
rested yesterday for taking up rails.
The Maryland Legislature is discussing a
proposal for adjourning 70 Annapolis.
The Legislature won't pass an Ordinance
of secession, but will ann the State.
Baltimore and Washington quiet.
ALBANY, April 2sth.-Tt is understood
that John A. Dix will be appointed Major
General Of the New York forces.
ROCHESTER,, April 2sth.-A reliable gen
tleman just arrived here from Montgomery
on Tuesday last says JEFF. Davis ordered
troops to start on the 28th for Lynchburgh.
Va. Great disappointment among the
FebelS in consequence OF the reinforcement
Of Piekens.
PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-It is said
there is no doubt about the reaction 10 Bal
timore, and that bold movement by the
Government would receive the earnest sup
port Of the Uuion men il properly con.
Quoted.
Gen. Scott, in answer To the statement oi
Gen. Harper, that Virginia would never
suffer an attack from her soil on the Capi
tai, said he would be happy to have it con-
frmed, but would not advise the govern.
ment to desist from its present Course in
providing for its safety.
The Virginia Ordinance Of secession just
published is received accompanied by a
schedule appointing the 4th Thursday ol
May for its ratification by the people; also,
prohibiting the election of Congressman re.
quired by law on the 4th Thursday in May.
The Ordinance declares tho Constitution OF
the United States no longer binding on the
citizens of Virginia. The Ordinance will
take effect when ratified by a minority vote.
HARRIsBURG, April 27th.-The Govern.
or's message will recommend a stay law,
and says Pennsylvania will open route to
Washington whether Maryland stays in OF
out of the Union, No hostile raid will be
permitted to lie between the Capital and