The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-27

win bot hre upon shrfn put give cheers for the
manner In which they were entertained when
they last met them
The sun also has the following In reference
10 the Northern troops at Perryyille:
On Monday night, while one. OF the offIcers
was gong the rounds of the camp, he was ae-
costad by sentinel, who demanded the pass
word, which the officer gave The sariic.,
VINO either misunderstood him or had forgot
ten the password, present ted his bavonet Al the
officer. The officer orte red his guard To fire
which they did, killing the sentinel on the
spot, nine balls an tering his body The senti
mel was man of family, and a resident Of
Philadelphia -
Another version OF the shooting of the SEN
tinei is, that some OF the volunteers had mu-
tinted, and threatened violence TO thoir com
mander II he did not return with them to
Phiiadeiphia, and that the guard Il red on the
mntineers killing one and wouEdtng tlree.
News b. Telegraph.
OMAHA CRY, April GA messenger has
arrived from Nisbraerah, who states that the
inhabitants of that place assembled in arms
ana boarded the steamboat Omaha, when she
landed at that point, and demanded that the
captain should go no further up the river.
ihey stated that they would allow no boat to
pass up lor The purpose of removing the troops
~ FORT randall, as they were all the protec-
tioh tho frontier had. difficulty then oc-
Cured between the steamboat men and the
citizens, when both parties commenced firing
at each other. Four persons are known to
steamboat WAS Obliged to turn down the
stream.
NEW ORLRASs, April 22.--The Texan line CT
steamers will be temporarily suspended.
1t is reported that Houston is about TO speak
at Galveston, announcing his determination
10 oppose LiucoInism.
Preparations for war in Texas are progress
ing ON large scale The remaining Federal
troops at lndianola will probably be taken
prisoners.
The steamer Hannah NJ. johnson, from
fensacola yesterday morning, reports eight
war vessels oil the harbor, supposed with re-
1nforcernents.
CIsCiNsArI, April ga company Of seces.
sonists ll3 strong, left Uyn thiana Ky, yes
terday, TO join the Don federate Army. When
the train reached Frankfort, theywere ordered
To display their flag, which they did by ex-
tending secession iilg from the ear window
stones were thrown at it. when the lieutenant
bred into the crowd. The cars were iinmedi-
ately attacked by the citizens and paving
stones rained In upon them promise uousy.
lhey finally got away with but little injury
Great excltement prevailed, and threats were
made 10 tear up the track.
HARRIsBrRd, april 23.-The It'll and sth Re-
glments go TO Chambersburg tonight and
Will form a camp. They Will invade Virginia
II Inc troops OF that State advance.
Ihree new regiments and twenty three COM
panieS tnat mad offered their services, were
rejected Tor the present, but directed To be
held In readiness, Us another req uistion to ill
the quota of Maryland and Virginia is eA-
General Negley is expected to arrive here
tomorrow with l 500 men from the Western
counties.
HARRIsBURa, April 23-Lieut +. A, Par.
ker WAS arrested here this morning on the
strength. OF dispatch from the Pittsburg
Committee of Safety, being charged with ut
terlEg secession sentiments. The accused
was examined before the Mayor, when he &C
knowledged that his brother lately resigned
his commission IN the United States army.
He proposed three cheers for the Union, and
the examination being satisfac tory he was
discharged.
ST.. LoUIs, April c3.-The Democrat of this
morning says: Gen. Harvey having received
the necessary orders yesterday, about 900 men
We're enlisted under the Presidents procla-
nation, and placed under the command OF the
officers at the u. $. Arsenal. It's under
stood that about l 300 mon have rendered their
services, ard VIII be accepted. There are now
about 800 troops in The U. S. Arsenal.
ST. Louis, April 22.-(iov. Jackson has call
ed an extra session of the Legislature, TO meet
on Thursday, May I'd, for the purpose OF en-
acting such laws and adopting such measures
rs may be necessary for the more perfect or
ganizstIon and equipment OF the ulili,ia OF
lnls State, ana RAISE money and such other
means AS may be required 10 place the State
IN proper attitude tor defence.
NBw YORK, april ga gentleman from
Charleston, who left that CITY on THURSDAY
last, says that the Southern troops were in
excellent condition. 1t wac the intsn ton of
the Southern Confederacy to march North
with an army OF sc, 600 or %, 0n0 men, expecting
to join with 10000 additional troops to be
raised In Virginia.
New YORK, April 23.-The schooner Han
nah Martin, from Boston for Baltimore and
the three masted schooner +. r. bennett for
Norfolk, with beef and pork, whiskey and
clothing, etc, has been seized bv order of The
Government, by the steamer Mercury The
steamer Viper is on ii similar duty at the
mouth Of Long Island Sound.
New YORK, April 23.-The schooner o. II.
Lee, from York River, Va, has arrived. She
family; G.. F. Southwell and lady; James
Cross and family and several others, who
had been compelled to leave WILLIAMSBURG
Va, for expressing themselves against seces-
sion.
lSDIAgAPoLIs, April 22-Sixty commands
the full number required from Indiana. have
been accepted by the Governor. Thirty. five
companies more have rendered their services,
and information of one hundred additional
companies forming has been received Fifty
SIX companies are in camp to-day.
ArGusTA, Mr., April 22.-The Legislature
assembled to day. Every man voted TO pledge
the entire resources Of the State to the Federal
authorities. The committee the Cover
nor's message VIII report to raise ten regi-
ments, and appropriate 81 900, 600 for the mill
tary, and liberal provision for the families of
volunteers. a coast guard will be organized.
NASHUA. n. H, April 2S.-Cfen. Stark, late
Democratic candidate for Governor, to night
pledged at mass meeting the thirty thou
sand who voted for him at the last election TO
support the Government.
The New Hampshire quota of troops is
ready to march.
ELKToS, MD, April % "A large Union meet
ing was held here to-day, attended by 500
delegates. Resolutions were passed declaring
that, let Maryland do what she will Cecil
county will not secede.
LouIsvILLB, April ga private dispatch
says that Cairo, Illinois, has been invest ted by
about ], 600 Federal troops, and 1000 more are
expected soon.
BosToE. April 23.-Eighty-fye companies
have reported themselves ready and anxious
TO serve the Government.
PRovIDEScR, April 22.-Four times the
amount of the State loan advertised for as the
first instalment was offered to-day al 1--WE per
cent.
LOUISVILLE, April 22.-Seven companies of
State Guards, numbering $50 men, under Col
Tilghman, have organized at Paducah. Ky.
CHICAGO, April 22.-Exchange on New York
has advanced to fifteen per cent.
Plant Corn.