The Van Buren press., 1861-04-24

Soon after the attacl, by the uol 49,
ooldiery, the crowd rushed unon n'oo' on the
into the warehouse of patterso, and ,5toks
ord, on Long Dock, and tooi] :. Wolf.
some four hundred rifles AMI 'Aefeiroa
Squads are parading the street. :. sword,
ed, on the lookout for the mili,;a 8tiy arm.
north who are expected to arr;yn ron The
Ali the city militia have been o,S hight.
meet at Monument Square, and 'ueFed to
sembling. 'A'ws-
hALrINonr, April aab
Armed men are moving in evo.
ttion. Thc Mayor and Govcrnor ty ty diee.
fed the President that no moro 1Se not.
pass through Baltimore, unless lips eau
their way. n. hgh
Bridges on the Northern Central
have been destroyed. The ;-1'AlIF,si
plies that no more troops will be 04' D1a. re-
through Baltimore, provided they SlsG
lowed to pass around the city wjt5o"' "'e a.
! lestation. no
fnLADrLrmA, April %
! The Governor has taken no..
the Baltimore Road. No trains araTaO 'I'0a Oi
here for Washington. The union ~Aslag
in bad fix: Though the popuIar;aa a.sn are
largely for the union, the State arm 'OA
possession Of the seces sionists. tan.sia SFe IN
by the Governor who has not rexnnnIiA r'iiA
the requisition of the President anJ i'a 70
not. VII
The union men hope the eoyo,,
Will take possession of the upper 'li n,r.
the State in order to secure tba fa"
mills at Brandywine. at which H.. Fo"ue'
ionists evidently aim. 'ecs''
New ORLEANS, April ~
The Star of the West was b,a-,
lndianola by Galveston yolna..'ea Of
"Wednesday night, who ca1turaj L'' On
out resistance. She hal on boa,I ~ OnMh with
800 barrels OF provisions. ~" 'VV Or
The steamer IaJana ia, bsa, -,
by ;ne Confederate States to iva ra'saa's4
70 a war steamer. She viii carry e;as.
guns and a plvette gun. Troops cor,;sa sI
to arrive from the upper parishes. ''N'
DAYTON, Ono, April %
The statement in the New Yorl, ro,.,n.
Washington dispatch, April IS, 70 the -
, iect that Mr. Vailandagham was insulted :.
mobed, or that his house was torn dow
: in any way molested, is utterly w;,bo".
foundation. No such dispatch was avs
sent from here. "
lhe Anderson Guards, 100 stron, -,
. der capt. Nolan, organized since veste,5,v
/ morning, reported themselves ready !,
start tor Columbus, Monday. Tbj, m,l.r
the 9th company raised in DAYTON tor ,r
I've service. Other companies are randi.
forming, chiefly for the nome guard
81. LorIs, April 22l, p. m.
Maj. Alberger of Buffalo, who has ha.,
. several months at Baltimore. arrived in \
York, yesterday, with several other gentIa
, men, having chartered a canal boat. II.
reports fearful condition of thng>-s,ra.,,
barrlcaded, shutters OF houses loopholed "a,
muohetry. and every-gun store emp,iei. h
Is believed northern mans lie wa, M.
worth an hours purchase, when the mex,
gun i'll war Is fired. 1t is said the uDo
men We're fleeing for their lives. Richard
Luthero who avows himself for the Union.
sald there were nothing but secession aags
lying IN Baltimore. No man dare pre
claim himself IN nlnnpr of the union. A
vigilance CommrEe held permanent ses
sion at Barnums Hotel and spot eyerv s,D.
ser arriving. Men are stationed to preyc.,
the rebuilding of bridges.
A bearer Of dispatches from the Pres.
oent 10 zen. Patterson of Philadelph..
arrived this morning. he says the Cagia
Is sale from any attack that can be majs.
MS messenger travelled part OF the way o..
loot, passing himself off as a methods,
minister lie says Baltimo.e was ouis
Sunday morning. No canuonalipr he'd
been heard. There was perfect reign d
terror and the union men were olirel +,
succomb to the mob.
9 doi.. Morris Lowry, special ,nss.enss
l from Washington. says he witnessed Il.
: scenes alter the hight at Baltimore and tax
history will record, that although q huaiy.l
massachusetts troops were assaulted by
mlssels, and arms wrestel from them thY
ala not hre until commanded by the MsyG
OF Baltimore. MIR. lowry went to Wasa
lngton and communicated personally with
i cameron and Gen. Scott, who were totally
) unPrepared for such news. \ Cabine
!. meeting was called. | told the Presiea
that Gov. Hicks was in the hands OF the
mob. 1t is said tlny have Il bras. pieces
> ana were fortiiying neighboring heigh;A
; IL Is generally bclievci tAat rea optre has
taken place between rost aI.h.uly all
Baltimorians, but to what exteat is moi
j known.
!, A message has been received here thG
: prominent men Of the Border States, have
asked Tor a cessation oil Lostiiities With
view to compromise.
A later dispatch from Wilmington De-,
. says a train has arrived from BaitimoyyA
u the Susquehanna River, Baltimoreans wee
making active preparations to take foH
McHenry, whose guns are now turned %
: the City.
!. Adyices from Washington, state that as
: Government have planted cannon on A.
. the helghths overlooking the city. Inc"
are aboue $4,000 men under arms.
VIM. Is. Astor offered to give the Uo''
IS ernment $4,000 900 and loan it ST, ,V'O''
Il 0OU. 100 cois OF powder we're seized yes
: terday at New York, bound to New oElsAi''
: also lot OF blank registrations Of 'es'es
If Tor the Confederate States. All Fess''
4 bound TO sea are strictly watched, 49,,
/, Senator Wilson OF Mass, mas eaii'''4
as private in the battalion OF Hines
Mass.
n Senator Baker Of Oregon has been eaos'
S en- Colonel Of Regiment OF CalilJrHi'H'
They raised S25 ,0b0 for equipment l..
Gov. Morgan received a telegram, 'r.. -"
\ the 9Th Mass. regimen, under Gen Duyr' W..
: had arrived safely and landed At t0T' -
Henry on Saturday y - e ''f'
II ThrouChont- ya-,,o,, ,a,;rne,,ts are De-