, 1861-05-06
T H Il w A II i.
The Fall of SecesSionisln in
Maryland.
POOR OLD VIRGINIA.
Evacuation Of Harpers
Ferry.
WN IN G Al R 0 !.

Washington advices LAST night were to the
effect that the war will be vigorously opened in
few days by demonstrations upon Alexan-
aria and Norfolk, Va.
4 movement On Hayre de Grace was also
ordered to take place yesterday, from Penn
sylvania Three or four companies vi cToss
the Susauehanna with battery Of artillery,
and occ1py HayEe de Grace. Troops will then
be sent forward ten miles to Bush River.
The 1aat NOV ement will not be made for two
! DAYS, a strong force Of carpenters and build
ers will be sent forward to Bush River to re-
buiId the bridges there. The bridges over the
Big and Little Gnn-Powder Rivers will be
rebuilt o. soon as q sufficient military force ts
sent forward to protect the Workmen,
The bridges Will be completed by Thursday
next, and this road to Baltimore will then be
| open.
phia to reinforce those at PerryVille.
| IThe N. 7. Worlds Washington Ce1respondece. ]
The Alexandria {Va.) Custom House and
Post Office will be taken possession Of soon
by Federal troops,
It is contemplated to suspend all Southern
mails next week.
4 report is current that there has been a col
lision between two vessels at the mouth Of the
Potomac, and supplies for Washington by up
| country routes have been cut Of by Vir-
| ginians.
~ tH hktaGutA W bA10 a1A$-
fThe N. 7. Times Correspondent
The Federal forces are moving toward Bal.
| timore, and Fort McHenry has been well REIN
| forced.
1t is surmised that Harper's Ferry will be
retaken and Richmond invaded shortly.
The Cumberland, Monticello, Yankee, and
several steautugs, are strictly b1ockading
Hampton Roads and James River
| Letters from Boston indicate five millions OF
/ 4hR rPyF f.nan N1fff ha taken there
| The Navy Department is to charter ten
t more steamers at New York, i've at Phlladel-
| phia, and five at Boston, to be added to the
Navy.
Interview Between the President and
! the Maryland Legislature.
WARRINGTON, May 4.-The Maryland Legis-
lature In the interview with the President
power Of the Government to bring troops
| through Baltimore or the State, and to take
the discretion Of the President, might be d.
manded, either BY actual OF reasonably apre'
hendsd e1ieeneles. They & expressed @ Their
or resistance Of the Federal authorities would
be attempted tY the Legislature or State an
tborities. and asked that In this view the State
should, as long as possible, be spared the evils
I Of military occupation OF mere reVengefu]
chastisement for former transgression. The
Flesluenl lepneI 10y ~ taen ~ +1nt as1t
IepInIAas 1 1,,n-s w tIor nnP
nom 0aJ ~ LILY ~ W
~ Mxetss, r., .na auu uox VI = o1'"Ao
ac19Aes ~ ,l1,as1 ns ms'a9 W. Tho Mon, vor1, e,t
WsaIselgH' t !3' 10y ~ e+od T.. ~ ~
he7menk WI - !9anma.n Ganrrat ue lo'2A'eo LIZ 1ns
a n1sani ~ has heem oca1v advise;
~ ~ ~ 1ate.t uaa da+as - Torng,ss;nna,s
tnae ~ 49, ~ nfaJaro4a stotas bo4 ,raaontai
om sh1 uvn - ~ Tsnoh Ge11u Tanrt a ~ ate.t
nenseSs ~ bos ~ tn.+Mcted 10 now ~ M;n3s4e, te,
to Paris. Mr. DAYTON. to explicitlY makt
: xnown tn the French eoyernment that thert
"a not now. nor has thefe been. nor will tber,
he anv. or the least fdea existine in this Gov
I ernment of snfferinp q disgofutIon Of ths
finion to take plaee n any Way whateyer.
WIN. Il. AspinWau and Cyrus ". Field at
r,ved Iera tn-day.
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From New York.
! NEW YORK, May 4-The steamer ColuM
| HIS, with the Albany BuIgesses corps, 6aleu
Zouaves, a detachment Of the list Regiment
and two twelve pound hoWitzers for the eeV
i enth Regiment, sailed this afternoon
The Hbsf's special learn, on good authority
th94 the secession1sts have planned Tor terc'
l. conflict with the federal troops thut may ut