The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-05-01

" " arlKe rauors were prevalent in ~'s
men Garbad replied dy vas9 s1si5ald bs5 s
The pope has recovered frnr. L. "4
Aeonspiraey has been discovered i@'e iIl1es,
were implicated, '''a IN |hiehGft,,.,
FARTHER PoINr, April 2g.-Tbo,.
Jura, from liverpool on the 18th inst u mail steon
She was boarded by the news vato passed tbs
press, and the following summary w. "a u Ae aSs
obtained: OF her inh,. s
LlfErpoot, April l8.-the brokor,.
the sales for the week Just ended a+ a eFcar D
ID. to ID ~'''"!' at an sdg,,.
New YORK, April 22.-The stea,,..a.
has landed Massachusetts, tr,'er STATE sr
Reports are current that the sleamar q q
ing Boston regiments there. NPalldilgss.
New YORK, April 23.-Tbe an.l,..
to muster the whole 10000 volnae s,'ys have !
service. 'e'a Into ur.F
NEW YORK, April PA letto.
states that Gen Scott has ordered slt ron Wss,-
destroy the secession batteries nlo NV %aag
Vernon at all hazards. s'N1'eu below H.
Major Ben McCulloch, at the ba,d ,fo..
was at Alexandria on Monday. VI @Vol Virgin,
tits reported the president told tbop,.
~
burn their city. WIG foad' hgsTSIl
1000 barrels of -four, bound to Richmond
seized at Georgetown on the 23d inc, Va T4.
Gen, Butler has said that as soon a, tb.
TROOPS arrived, he would march to Wasbin..' e' ia
The frigate Constitution is manned h. ,]i "
troops, and can level Annapolis with ber aas';s
Provisions are scarce at Washington gus
Gen. Beauregard will be at Richmond y.
23d inst. 'lu Va Oh i.
Gen. SCOTS pickets are extending tov.,,
junction. ''''i4 AaalFoo..
Families in Washington continue r. ,.
possible by every convenient route 'a's&h Aq
The Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, in ada.
ing on the 2Sd inst, said he hoped ifraaa meet
would wipe the south from the face Of ,5a a,etF Il
A case Of rifles was seized upon an NJ t.s sah
order Of the city authorities in The prens a ~
Robert sabo and Daniel Fisk were ,,,.,,.a.,,
treason. VaAyil
Annapolis adviees up to 4P. NJ. YESTERDAY Va.
which say the seventh New York and aS.eys'e
chusetts regiments are there. ''sua A'sa
A large secession force is stationed stro,.
and Washington. Communicationisperis, AlsP
The government has seized all vessel. hats ssl9a
Havre DeGrace. "ss
Twenty-three southern Cadets left the Vac y,
academy having refused to renew the oath i .g. lo
The ship Lalla Rookh, lying at Lvppbaysn I ,s3
probably been seized as prize for the Sonba. "
federacy. S's'4''D V'''
New YORK, April 25-Citizens of Na,rl.rd,,, r.
gDia positively protest that it is not the dar ,e Y
States to invade the capitol 0'ua
1t is reported that Gen. Beauregard arrived IN p4
mond on Monday '''
The seventh New York regiment has arrived At l..
napoIis in safety.
1t is reported that the Baltimoresns have dem,rss
the surrender of fort McHenry. The commando,
piled that, if an attempt was made to capture 4
would fire on the city
ALBANY, April 22.-At meeting of the Union dana,
cratic party, held in this city last night resolutions hi
passed pledging their entire support to the gogeDrsr
PHILADELPHIA, April 24-Mal communication IA
the south has been resumed in wagons between B,F
more and Hayre DeGrace Martial law bas been u.
claimed at Baltimore. All the places Of anue5r,
and tayerns have been closed.
PHILADELPHIA, April 25-Gen. Butler bsFpss.
rails replaced on the annapolis railway
PHILADELPHIA, April 26,-Gen. Lamon Nv h.
Lincoln, in replying to the Baltimore COMMITTEE lsa
for peace and that if your people won't attack sv,
will not attack them; if they do we will reaate Yeg
for the troops for Washington must and shan cts
through Maryland.
HARRIsBuRG, April 22.-Thirteen hundredtrO
Guiding six hundred from Ohio, have arrived ea ga
for Washington.
Soldiers ho have escaped from Harper FsrHm
che complete destruction of the arsenal buildngta
located. Six thousand more Virglnians are aE&
there. They design invading Maryland.
is papCrtad thof n
ginians are encamped On Arlington Heights
HARRISBURG, April 26.-Gen. Scott says that E8
ington is safe against all present attacks.
HARRISBURG, April 26.-It is currently repotata
ex-president Buchanan has sold his farm andaaR
Canada, in consequence Of threatening remarks
Troops are being rapidly raised,in Ohio. Hon h1
Sherman is private in the Ohio militia S0GaPEi
sylvanian troops responded to the call for ToIHR%
and 10000 have been accepted Large Egnsat
The people are fleeing. A gentleman whOlefC ais
ton on Thursday says that Gen Bueregard vas ar
the repairs of fort Sumter, GAW
an attack from the north of ChaTa1-
The sameinformantsa says there is no movemeltolMa
northward.
DETROIT, April 25.-The governor has caIeiAaas
islature to meet on the It'll of May
Five regiments have been ordered to thegNr2a
and new ones are organising.
MONTPELIER VI, April 22.-The State Of Tcu1
is in a perfect blaze of excitement Ever ton
men and money to the federal g0re11a1
coerce the south.
RICHMOND, VA, April 26.--Six thousand relaas
are ready for service, and viii be here at the eo2d1
week
The steamer jamestown is to be fitted toF Fn
loaded with wheat for Massachusetts s @l
seized. 1t is rumored thatthe troopsa at HaFPsD M
are ordered away, it is supposed near the capitol
HAyRE DEGRAcE, April 2+-NO PFoFs'l'
allowed to be transferred from Baltimore.
HAvRE DEGRAcE, April 25.--ltis reported ta "
MeHenry has been reinforced. Supplies arms u
of war have been stopped The NHslA'
have fixed light boats in the Potomac TO pFe7sH
conveyance of troops to Washington. 80.
WILMINGTON, DEL, April ga large and el11.
astic Union meeting was held in this city last lEA.
which resolutions were adopted to the etfeel uL N
Union must be preserved, and that il IS the dut' "~
citizens to aid the government -.
WASHINGTON, April 23.-About twelve hunafeoIf
the Massachusetts regiment, are quaFtr"'
The capital .r
WASHINGTON, April 24-The defensive Eofss. n.j
up for the protection of the capitol arc eolia-s,
the treasury department Tue s''"
feeling is strong at Alexandria, Va, business
pended, provisions are scarce and -four mas aa's''
Colonel May and other Marylanders have resSa'.
AUGUSTA, GA, April 22,-Prof. Lowe l n. aJ an
safely in Columbia, South Carolina, in oaio'u'''
Cincinnati ,v,,.m
AUGUSTA, April 29.-The Legislature Of Aas
voted to pledge the entire Ees''''
the State to the government akr
CINCINNATI, April 22-The committee o,sa
stopped the steamer Decatur bound TOR Nes g,
with bacon, lard, beef and other r.,t
LOUISVILLE, April 25-The governor o. h .,rsgs
has proposed to the governor of Ohio that tns .s
Of the border States offer to become arbltTaoi51
The contendng parties in the present dltlcaas I'D
A detachment of Col. Duncans regimen l., W 3
400 men, left by the Nashville cars this ai,s.r''
Ter Capt. Desha, for the southern ConfedeirS rl
The citizens of New Albany and JeffeFoh1l..
are making preparations TO prevent uor'-''''D
srn troops from crossing their territory ,soa
PADudAH, KT. April l6.-The following following i I' fSs d
we're passed to-day ut an immense mee'l,s II asa
,ens of Paducah, Ky, irrespective OF party y
nous vote: .,,t If plsE
Whereas, Such is the threatening aspee. T. 4 b