The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-04-18

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%cnaslsstes. April ~ G.hett
|BsmH gard takes poaaefsi'h p, l9t'
|kemtsf "a neffts morning Mai7f
|Anlstsa hes the privilege 70 salute
- haR
aes eas Killed m 1if side
ft Huender wa unconditional
0tsn Baafeeard wesmibea The terms
Ifat " pofcher Miles has been
.t4 rsH smater and snys no one Was
kIled u that fertilization
Major Anderson = now ~ ihe ei'y
tbe guest If Gen Beiuegafd
Jolge Migfath bas also been 70
Sumter and says the officers quarters
are M burnt down
The enrrison II Fort sumter will
he manned BY troops Of The cohfede.
rate States tonight ,.,.
The liyelicst feelings Of dellRh.
were manifested IT The surrender 81
Fort sumter.
Major Anderson and his men we're
scnt to Morris island under the
charge Of n military guard.
Major Anderson WI. subsequently
conveyed to the city BY Captains
Ila,ateine and Whitney.
MONTGOMERY, April la--Licu'
Wordcn, L. 4. Navy, prisoner Of wa
in Montgomery, has been compelled
, TO give M to the secretary OF war ~
/ DISPATCHES from Lieut.. Slemmcr t
i Inc the government at Washington
i The Attorney Generals opin'o
. has been requested as to the law !
! nj. case. lie violated his promise !
y Gen. Bragg and carried secret d.
- patches 10 Fort Pickcns, showing
. Gen. Bragg oper dispatches, ~
failed to rcpor, himself in rotarn'n
Of LOUISVILLE, April 15.-Aceoun
TO from some northern localities repr
he sent that large numbers of volaniec
are cnlis,ing under the na'lona! nag
the general sentiment being 90 81 !.
tain the Administration. Notl'i
further important at the closing nc
ed Of business.
CINCINNATI, April l5.-The ne
rot Of the surrender Of Fort sumter !
nc produced extreme sensation J
rec people will sustain the Adln'n'a'
red ton. =,
ru. PHILADELPHIA, April l5.--N'
ter excitement existed about q falme
!. aay which was hoistcd. The inter
70. Of the Office Of the mayor and po
o6 would have been entirely torn {
70. but for the interference oil the may
DETROIT. April l5.-The war n
Mt produced profound sensation b
um. The unanimous sentiment sus''
the Government.
war At Chicago. and Erie, Penn,
nlly same sentiment prevailed.
All our volunteer companies
their services to the governor
~. morrow. -.
COLUMNS. April 15.-Adjn'
Tvs General Darlington has ordered
military laws to be carried into 81
cues providing 5000 men Of the reg
. o militia and a reserve Of not less
81. 900 men. subject to imme'
'ger' transfer into the regular force.
pie, irrespective Of party, are oil
=. their services.
said WASHINGTON, April 15.-Thc
more idcn., in replying to the Nr
vice. Commissioners. said
rof' "If, as appears. an unpro'
assault has been made on Fort
Leg ter. he holds himself at liberty
crnor possess the seized places, and I
hes, Of his ability repel force by
Perhaps will cause the Withdraw
fierce mails from the seeded States.
from will no. attempt 10 collcc. impo'
Q the armed invasion, but may land
to relieve forts on the border COT
o.. >. ALBANY, April 15.-lt Is ru'
red to tina. Gov. Morgan has receive
patches from lincoln, asking a
10 Pre-. Linceln's reply to the VI
!, the commissioners. dissatisfied tn
Lieut.. publicans and Democrats.
The eth and deth regiments
red to volunteered their services to
Washington City.
MAprsov, Ind. April las
nseers. military companies are forming
but no A Union meeting last night
resolutions to sustain the Y
causes ment.
INDIANAPOLIS. April To-
VS. ere nor proposes uniform action Fl
/. The parts OF Indiana. Vclnnsee'
;ovcrn- panies promising everywhere.
men can be relied on to defc
,vernor national flag.
,overn- Rrcuuovp. Arril 15.-Gre: