New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
BALTIMORE ITEMS.

from TAe baltimore Patriot 26h.
Arrest or GEsERAL HARSEY.-We learn from
passengers from the West, that the Virginia au,bor
ties last night AT Harpers Ferry learning that Gen.
lila, ey on board had him arrested, and detained
him there. Gen. Harvey was ordered to Washington
by Gen. Scott and informant stated that some
Cadets who had resigned, and who We're on the train,
gave the information TO the Virginia authorities, who
proceeded TO arrest him.
The American iag hoisted at the of Sara
toVa and Schroeder streets in the Nineteenth Ward
this morning. II he's aso been hoisted on Federal
Hill and number Of other points throughout the city
Beautiful models ON satin are being SOL IN the streets
and at the stores.
The general suspension Of business curing the past
few days. and the hoeessness Of the adoption OF peace
measures have caused neglect 'ie part of our
citizens TO give proper attention 10 tier pecuniary
engagements, and the notaries have had quite har-
vest in the way Of protests. They have been the bust
eat Of oGr population, and, what ia unusual, complain
Of having too much to do
The citizens of Annapolis have occasion of com.
plant in reference 10 the conduct OF the Federal troops
every proceeding being conducted in the most orderly
manner In no instance have The rights Of any
been interfered with 10 their dctIinenr. ln cases
where i, necessary take possession of property
for the OF the Government, the most ample com
pensation allowed, and che oWnerS q property
rcqui.ed to aseess It's valuation. 5 citn4n who
was the owner of fOur horses aud carts was called
upon 10 dispose of them for the transportation of bag
gaze and supplies. lie declined to sell them, but the
officers suited that they mnst have them, and reqnes ed
sac, he asked the exorbi.ant price of 81 100. The
property taken, and draft given for amount Of
The valuation.
The presence Of the troops has had the tendency of
initiating the price of every description Of provisions
Flour WAS held at $50 per barrel
We learn from undoubted authority that the Gov
enor bas accepted the resignation Of the Secretary Of
State Mr.. Partridge rendered some days ago. II il
not yet known who IL To be appointed.
From The 4meytodE Of the 26ti
Some excitement was occasioned on the Point yester-
day by the report the truth Of which we are al present
unable 10 verify that Fort McIienry had been engaged
in signaling a steamer at the mouth of the Patapsco,
supposed 10 be either the Harriet Lane or "a Govern
mcnt transport. Apprehensions expressed of the
capture detention Of vessels having port but such
fears are at least premature. II there is anything in
the movement, is probably preparatory movement
to reinforce Fort MclIenry.
revenue cutter communicated with the fort and az
terward went down the river, The receiving-ehip Al.
leghny sill remains at her usual anchorage below the
Point but it is said that preparations supposed to be
IN liking for her removal.
The Archbiship Of Baltimore in consideration Of the
disturbed Of the country whchis threatened with
the calaites Of civil war directs the prayer for peace
10 be added in the Mass until further uotce.
We learn IRON several geptlepsp who lsit Hampden