Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-29

eraey. The prize was handed to the Navy
| Yard authorities
Perryville, Md, April 27th.-A Government
messenger left Washington at l o'clock this
morning. and reports the track this side of An
napolis Junction torn up by the Secessionists of
the vicinity for two miles. 1t will soon be re-
paired. twas proposed this morning to move
5000 troops to Washington.
| j. S. Patten of Massachusetts, bearer of dis
patches from Gen. Scott arrived here He says
the Commander at Harper's Ferry had given
assurances that Virginia would not allow any
attack on the Capital from her soil. This is
confirmed by gentlemen from Richmond as be-
ing the sentiments of Governor Letcher.
| No flags of any kind were allowed in Balti-
| more to-day in consequence of flag demonstra-
ton yesterday, and the unionists determination
of keeping theirs up.
Several Regiments passed Annapolis Junction
last night for Washington. $4,000 troops are in
the Capital, and 5000 more on the way.
Baltimore, April 27th.-It is said that on Fri
day evening a Propeller with troops, &c., rein
forced Fort McHenry. The United States re-
ceiving ship Allegheny is now at the Fort. Sc
veral vessels without the necessary passes were
overhauled on Thursday in attempting to leave
the Harbor, and detained for examination
/ Troops from Howard county were called out on
Friday and went four miles from Annapolis
Junction, where United States troops are pass
this morning of his injuries.
Harrisburgh, April 27th.-Five car loads of
| fugitves from the South arrived here to-day
Twenty-Five Philadelphians from Richmond
also arrived. All had been workmen at the shot
and shell foundery at that city. They went
there five weeks since and now return on pass
given by Gov. Letcher. They report that a
Philadelphian is engaged in modernizing 5000
old flint lock muskets for Virginia. Reports of
frovalars from Raltipnoro Indicate dc
position among conservatives to rise and take
the power in their own hands from the mob
The restoration of Federal allegiance is conf
IDENTIFY predicted. The despatch about rails be-
ing torn up on the Railroad between Annapolis
and Washington is thought to be incorrect.
Adrian, Mich, April 27th.-At special NEE
ting of the Common Council, $2,500 was APP
propriated to equip and outfit volunteers enlist
ing here; like amount had been previously
raised by private subscription for same purpose.
New York, April 27th.-A special newspaper
train will start Tomorrow and every Sunday
morning, for Albany, over Hudson Railroad
during the war.
Six sloops laden with gun-powder, were sei-
zed on suspicion of being intended for the use
of the South. The steamer Nashville has been
taken by the authorities at Charleston. 1t is
not known whether she was seized or purchas-
ed. The former Lieut.. of the Harriet Lane has
been appointed commander of the Nashville
He intends using her to intercept California
steam j.. 1t is positively stated she has letters
of marque from jeff Davis. There is no block
ade at Charleston harbor. City quiet; -four $l5
per barrel.
Private advices from New Orleans certify that
the attempt to negotiate the Confederate loan
proved signal failure. Only Sl,600,000 taken
altogether. Montgomery advices state that
S12,000,000 has been taken. Confederate SOL
diers pet unpaid plenty of provisions, but short
of munitions of war. Foor Priveteers from
Mobile already authorized. Mobile papers state
Pickens, has 1000 men.
1t appears that the Capt. General of Cuba
snubbed the Southern Commissioners when
there. he did not recognize such power as
the Confederate States.
Beauregard was in Charleston on Tuesday
The war feeling is ssubsiding there. 1t is thought