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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
IRON PENSACOLA.

Sr. Louis, Thursday, May 2 lsel.
The Pensacoia correspondent Of The MOLiie Adter.
ser under date Of April 3, says ttat severi brbeite
guns have been removed from Fort Pjeken-, bu, for
what purpose was unknown. Nine batteries bad been
erected oniside tie Font.
The Montgomery correspondent Of the samo paper
says hat much anxiety exists relative 10 The perem
conflict 10 the Border sairs especially To Mary land
aud Virginia. Great activity exsts 10 the War De-
pariment aud troops being buried nLo the field
The Cabinet has decided TO call ou, fourteen rcgi-
ments, IN addition TO the 10000 alIeady obtained.
More dan double the number have tencsred their
ices Six Of the new regiments are 20 be ta'er from
tho soGlhern States, members Of tho Confcdeacy
Tie Montgomery Government Will cooperate With
every Southern State Gnd furnish men, money, AID
munitions, to aid them 10 resist sny force brought
against them.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
TREASON OF TIE MARYLAND LEGIsLA-

BALrlsoKE, Thursday, May 2, 1861.
TIE fears expressed that tue address Of the Mary land
Senate announcing that act Of Secession would be
passed, was not in good faith proclamation that
majority Of the Senate were not Secessionis,s,
though Intended % quiet public apprehension,
have been ju,sifed by the proceedings of to-day.
TIE report Of the Committee Federal Relations,
the subject Of .eopenng tle communication between
Bapiofe and she Nortn passed. It's altitude 10
hostile TO the Federal Government, nnd its language
onensye in the extreme, end s passage was ht'ing
70 erunuer to the climax Of reasonable legislation
Which followed, in the act reported 10 appoint Com
mittee Of Safety which paesed to third reading by
vote Of IA TO 8, after severe Struggle.
OF the ak members Of the proposed Committee
only one-Gov. Hicks-is a Union man. Judge
Chambers though conservative, is suspected OF Sc
cession procivities, and be has publicly announced
that he will go whichever way the State goee. The
other four are svowed Secefsonies Of the most ultra
school.
The powers granted to the Committee are equivalent
TO despot SWAY over the entire State, against which
only the Federal Government ortce rising of the people
can prevail. The military are entirely within their
CONTROL together with tho power Of appointment
AID removal Of il. officers. In case Conven.
ton 5nOuiu De Cahci, csii Ssiaohrn 'o'S"
Of terror, and prevent the sentiment of the peo-
pie from being heard in electipg members;
and the Convention II 1t be called, il will be, are
granted The power TO remove any member OF the Com
mee sf seventy who, Notwithstanding tbe precautions
taken. may still object precPating the State into
revolution.
fund, not fixed by the report, spseed at the dis
posl of the Committee, 10 be paid by the Treasurer
upon draft signed by any two members Of the Com
miitee. IL.
The report Is still under direussicn but viii, without
doubt, pass 9th Houses. If il does, events will be
bas.ened, and civil war be naugura,ed between re
citizens Of Maryland.
Among tue Union men there the news has created
the grustcst astonisLment. II Is said that Gov Hicks
has been expecting The movement, AID has been Po'
feciing hs arrangements 10 meet il.
Two small nags, raised to-day on earpentsrs snop'
were taken down BY the police, and the onsn0ss NJ
rested. t4r -.r rr8l.l
A steamer of the Norfolk line, which ien hsns On
Tuesday with the snd passepgefs ana exreced %
be permitted 10 cutter the Norfolk hareor, was not a'
lowed 70 do %. and hsd 70 snd she mails end essss
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
ACTION by LOYAL vlRCIyIANs.
wHEELIse, Thursday, Ma,

WHEELIse, Thursday, May 3, 1901.
An adjourned meeting Of the merchants of this city
TO take into consideration the action necessary In regard
to the State hcense was held this afternoon. The
Committee made report, setting forth the law In
reference to the matter, submitting resolves to
the effect that we are good citizens Of the State
Of Virginia, and ct the same time hold our
selves loyal citizens Of the United STATES, and viii
maintain allegiance TO the same, heretofore; that
we are willing to pay a license tax 90 long as
Virginia is in the United States but we ara not will
ling pay revenue TO the present usuPed Government
ct Richmond, which, without tho coneeui Of the peo.
plo of Virginia. has assumed TO absolve us from all
allegiance TO the United staies, recommending the
merchants Of Wheeling and Ohio County % Withhold
the payment Of taxes for the present.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted. A Ger.
man announced that the Commissioner OF the Revenue
resigned 70 forward the patriotic undertaking.
The meeting was approved on all sidet -, al
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
FROM FORT rIcKENs AND TEXAS,

81. LOUIS, Thursday, May :, lsol.
Pensscos adyices OF the 24th of April say that Tho
Confederae troops are working day and uiytt the
batteries. Two companies I'D iust arrl I'd rom New
Orleans aud erecting three gun batteries for the
defense Of Pcnslcola.
Gaves,ou Toxas dates Of tho 2Gth Of April say that
active EiItiTy preparations uIe gong on throughout
Texas. Beu McCullochs regiments for the frontier
were being mustered into service.
San Antonio dates are the 25th of April Batteries
were being erected at Galveston, Forte Biss and QUIT
man, and eoon 20 be g.Eisoned by Texas troops
Fifteen hundred volunteers had been enrolled at
yeston in four days and 600 more from tho coun'
Try lad offered their services.
The Cairo correspondent Of The RepsJlicaE says
that about dozen men belonging 10 Chicago company
refused to take the cath to support the Government,
and eft the ranks
Maior.Genersl Buckner Conmanderin-Chiefo Of the
Kentucky militia, has had conference with Col Prem
iiss, commander OF the forces a. Cairo.
There Is much excitemen, at paducah KY. and mil
i;ary companies are constantly drilling. -Four pieces
Of arteTy had been received there irom Nashville.
IL IL undefs,ood that the Governor Of Tennessee has
made demand upon the Governor Of Illinois for the
arms and munitions taken from tie steamer lillman
The boat mas since Ucen gwen W tno o"noipI ei'
taken 10 Paducah.
The war feeling is very high at Nashville. Several
companies are drilling day and night.
Twenty four-pourders snd "a considerable number Of
troops are stationed st Columbus, Kentucky. The
town is carefully guarded and strangers eloeely
watched. The people fear TN attack iroa the Cairo
forces.
The steamer julius II. Smith slipped by Cairo snt
landed $50 Colts rides at PaducAh.
ID. H. Donivap, Collector 81 tits port, forwarded lii
reslgnaiion 10 Washington, yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
THE NEI TRALITY OF KENTUCKY.

ST. Lows, Thursday, Nay IS5I.
The Cairo corr spobdept Of The Journal writes -
follows: We ha 9 been able to ascertain the main
points Of the oLVersaion between Gen. Buckner anA
Senator johnson of Kentucky, aud Col Preotss,
which consists Of additional guarantees on the part os
the former that Kentucky determined TO msntsin
IA neutral position, and thai she would not allow Con-
f-deraie troops her soil 10 Invade any Northers
State nor organizing any portion Of her
citizens for that purpose.
In he required guarantees on the part OF tho
authorizes of this Slate thst tie Territory should
suffer invasion from the Illinois troops. They pro-
tested against the blockade Of the rivers al this point,
claiming that the jurisdiction of Kentucky exende6
10 the Illinois shore. Nothing but munitions Of waR
under tie present status uill be iuteHered With.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
MuNIFrcENr PROPOSITION BY COL. COLT
H.Rrronp, Tharsday, May ., 1861.

HahTFUHU, IuHTFu1yI MY tooIs
The Governors Message to the Legislature jester
day contains the following:
Col. Samuel Colt Of Hartford, on the 25th Of April
last offered tie Executive bis services in promo,ing
rbe enlistment Of "A regiment of able-bodied from
tie State for the war, ana furnish "A sufficient
ber Of bis revolving breeeh riaes tier eq' uent.
To ttis noble proportion have reliied, expressing
my high appreciation OF the patriotic offer and as.nr-
ing him that tho tender Of ten cnmpsnies wcald aS
DO accepted, the troop Organized into reeiment
the field off appointed la harmony in tbs ssas
~ the ret iaent and The dig,py Of tbe
State, and their services placed ss the
disposal OF the General Government. These arms
which are the very latest improvements, with ,abse
bayones, woald ,ell ia ua'kt : to-day for over y,
in cash Col Col, Is now lively rmI ,yed 10 euliss
ing full res nent for the war; and al.o fnreishes o-
cerS drill and perfect the IN The uss Of the wssr
pOns st bis own expense.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
CAPTURE OF THE U. s. TROOPS IN TEXAS
Nsw-0RLEaSs, THURSDAY, May 2, 1856

Nh"-ONLHHNoi rHuI''''!' 1""y - 100''
Col. Van Dorm with 800 Texans has captured ~
Federal troos under Maj Sibley, WHO were ai Ind.u-
ola, aud attempted to escape in two sailing vessels
Van Dorm pursued them in three small steamer, and
shortly after their route seawsrd was cut of by
steamer from Galveston with l20 and three pieces
Of artillery, when Maj. Sbley surrendered.
TIE officers on role, and ihe arms have been
turned TO Texas private property exceSi.d. Tie
men wi be allowed either to join the army OF the Con-
federation, or to take an oath sgaiustit-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
THE FIRE ZOUAyES AT ANNAPOLfS-MtVkk
CUfEl ADDEgrEn

SPIES ARRESTED.
AssAPoLIs, Md. Thur-day, May 2. 1861.
The steamship Baltic has arrived with the New.
York Fire Zalaves on board. great demonstrators
YVES made on their lirdng. The Parser Of the Bal.is
reI"rts thy had lively time on board. The Zouaves
were greatly disappointed in not being permitted 10
visit Baltimore.
The C.aline has just arrived from New. York with
provisions.
The Baltic reports all quiet in the Bay. Guu.boats
cruise up and down coosta ny.
TIE weather Is clear and the wind north, blowing .
guile.
The Rhode Island Artillery, and he 5th Nsw-Yosk
Regiment yet landed. Toe Rhode lzlsnd Ar.
trry are under orders for Important service below
Washington.
the M'ryl"nd and Kill Won KuIl. have jus. arrived
nom Perryvile, with locomotives cars, &c.
The Cyth Regiment of New-York is stationed al
along the road 60 Washington, in squads within hsn0
distarce OF each other.
Captain of the 69h arrested aspy, the night before
last at Annapolis junction. iu.t from Montgomery,
with impoi iant papers. He gave bis name as Henry
Granyal. brother Of the Granval of Ioboken N. j.,
killed 10y Cuban some time ago. 1 am Informed -
headqu ,rtere that lie WI probably be hung.
con Of an Influential fanily here s also upder ar-
rest az sPy lie opened dispatches delivered him 40
Washington.
The correspondent Of The Baltimore Sun has lehv
fearing arrest. The popuaoe were q! noet ready 70
lynch him.
The alarm the night before last was doubtless rass
to try the soldiers.
learn at the State House that the Legislature win
doubtless order Convention. Ihe tpo proposed foe
holding il is May 30.
gentleman from the interior Of Mary land says tbas
She Union feeling is gsning ground dsy. One week
Of Secession rule has oisged many of s former sd-
vOcses.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
CONNECTICUT TROOPS.

Special DIspstch % IhO \. 7, Ir'tupc -.
NEw-HAvES, Thursday, May 1867.
Two regiments, now ready 10 start, are awaiting
ORDERS One OF them 10 in camp, and the second is go
ing into camp tomorrow. TDore are also two ssss-
meu,s in HaItford Companies ere forming rafidly.
The enthusiasm is increasing daily.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

Ger, at O,ap;,,. A seame, which left terc yestef-
dav sfe,roo, ba. go returned without going 70 Nor.
folk. TIE blockade h'y De'ng vigorously e~
forced against Virginia. The Hetmers s"y taa' 'n'
Norfolk Bay is dotted ovAr with 9o'oinnen' 'saps'
ports going aud coming.
large meeting WAS held at II. Q Corn exchange shn
morning. attended by merchants a.'d oibe's Resoa'
ti0ns in favor Of tho immed Ito recolstrucusa oil hs
bridges destroyed were adopted and <'edrUn 70 No
effect, 10 the Legislature, wss largely sigNed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

TWO MORE SPIES ARRESTED
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
TnR PRESIDENTS RECEPTIONS.
10 the As,oels'e5 Presa
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WASHINGTON, Thursday, May 9, 1861

WAsHISGToS, Thursday May g 1861.
Il IL known that 500 mechanics are to be employe
repairing the damages to tue Northern Central Rail-
road, vita q sufficient number of troops to protect
them while the work is progressing. Thus the way
will be opened fr the traIst OF troops and munitions OF
war. and for passenger uavel.
recent dispatch respecting the proclaim aiion Of q
blockade having excited invidious comment in several
Quarters it is only necessayt repeat il predcaed
on Information obtained from at least
eptcable nHd intelligent Us and certainly better ad
vised than thore who have assumed 10 question its re-
liability.
The diplomatic corps have now been furnished with
copies OF the two pfocsmareins Of blockade sganst
which tbey make unfrendly manifestations, bat
show every deposition to fetpectit.
The blockading force, under Capt. Stringham, will
consist OF at least 80 wsr vessels, accompanied by
sufficient number Of steam transports for tie
daton Of hand force of % 100 strung Thus II will
be enough 70 make efficient blockade Of every inlet
the Southern coaet, iuto which any vessel drawing
Fix feet Of water might otber~ise enter.
Tire principal officers Of the HILLARY Department at
Washington are Col. Mansfield, COMMANDING; MINOR
Barpard Chief Engineer M,jor Bucber, Cbisf Qua.
termset-r's Department; Lieut.. Beokwitb, Chief OF
Subsistence Department.; Surgeon Lamb, Medical
Director.
1t should have been stated to-day that the Preddent
himself at the Interior Department seized bold the
halyard which the GAs was attached. and pointed it
70 the peak.
The t9th Regiment Of New.York is still guarding
the railroad from Annapolis to the Junction.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

MORE TROOPS ARRIVED AT ANNAPOLIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

A CONVENTION PROBABLE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
MOVEMENTS OF PENNSYLVANIA TROOpSt
VERMONT T,lOOPS.

sr. ALsAss, VI, Thursday, May 2. 1884,
The Ransom Guard lse this morning u 10 oeloss
for Rutland w.; the pk GO Of the rendezvous Of voun
seers The occasion vi their departure will long b. ~
membered by tie tizens Of this village. ApPropr~s
prAye" were o& ,rsd for them - church. PsA'scee
songs we'' suv & BY Airse crowd An imnspse -, Z,
course cf PEE pie were prsssnt st ths dsRoc
them y sutS .sia.isallz . shsy sssss'ssa - - =,
them 0~d speed. "A ~ ,a'
isJglyrs In st,z
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
NpW-IERsEY LEGISLATURE.

TREs1oT, Thursday, May = Isols
The Legislative Committees hsyo been busiy en-
gagged in perfectng bills carry into effect tho recon-
msndaton OF the Governor. This morning, in the As
seubly the Committee On the Judiciary reported Q
bill for loan Of 81 900 600, bearing six per cent In
terest and approprang Ur purposes Of defense and
10 support the militia called into service The bin
WIS ordered 10 be printed.
In the Senate ioiLt resolutions were ordered 10 .
third reading declaring the unaltsrable purpose To
stand by the Union and sustsn the General Govern
ment
The bills 10 authorize Newark to borrow $40 900. and
Trenton 70 borrow $4,000 aid the families Of voun-
teers have been passed aud bill enabling counties
to borrow money for like purpose was made tha
special order for Tuesday. All tho mcmbsr OF tho
House held caucus to-day to sgee upon tho as,oo
neeersary. Tie meeting was secret.
MOVEMENTS OF PENNSYLVANIA TROOPS
HARRISBURG, Pa, Thursday, May 2, 1901.
Col. Kanes command, from Po,ier ana MoAs~.
Counties, have arrived. TLey number ~" rasse@
baekwoodsmen, and many are armed WIN ''nos' ""
,,na..a .ra ,h,,v r,n have aiso arrived from Brad
s,n, Conn,v Tbey Ar. a fne body Of men. The
wa.b.s,on Rises of Mt. Joy have also arrived, thsr
making yearly regiment.
The IOtb Pennsylvania Regiment has left for Cham :
bsrsb,rr. The Ninth leaves tomorrow tor 0ottya
burgh.
Families from the South are siIl nytng North via
IIspers,own, Chambenburg aud Hs.r;sbura. Thsy
,,,oo, ,,us, the baltimore rou,e,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
IMPORTANT rra-p MAINLAND.

A Civic yyur upon the Federal Rlsz-.A
Warming to Exiits-Aii Travel 70 thc
Forth by ateeu cnt oG-Thr Blob still
A1snee-.Jrdgc Eani's Chnrsc uron tte
1,rbels- Capture Of a Peiice Hneca.
neor--Coi. Tsiuibie caught in his own
Trap.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

A TRIUMPH FOR Gel. ELLSWORTH.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

The Blockade of Southern Ports
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

1HE FINEKEA zCUAvfS IN WASHINGTON
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

srector-Generel Commanding, Major J, G.. Bar.
nard, Ctief.Ergmeer, Msior d. IT,. Bueber
Chief-Quartermaster, Leutenant Beckwith, Sab
sistcnce pePartacnt. md Surgeon Lamb. Modi-
cal Director.
TIE RHODE ISLAND REGIMENT.
The oath of fe2lty was administered 10 the
Rhode lslfnd Regiment in most imprcs i've
manner at sunset ths evening There are 200
uee, who mustered in hollow SQUARES by
Col McDo~er General Thomas, who is
Magistrate of this Dstrict, read the oath TO
each square. and thcD when the American Org
was br'ngtt iuto Ire central square, whore stood
Governor Spfaguo and stan, each nan raised
alnfi his hard aud swore forever 10 sustain LIs
country and to follow bis Gag. While the taud
Thousands cteerYd to tho oclo and the last
beams of the setting sun ior upon tho statue OF
the Fat1cr Of our country. Gov Sprague then
took position at the head of the Regiment. and,
accompanied by sympathising mulutudef, they
marched through TIE city to their humble
quarters.
THR PRESIDENTS RECEPTIONS.
What little time Mr.. Liocoln has, free from
regular oflical duties, is taken up by the recrp-
ton Of courtesies from yistng regiments, each OF
whom serrnade him, cheer him, ard expect
welcoming speech. It's an very well for the
boys, but if they enjoy their little joke too con.
liuuousy. they will coon have the dismal plea
rure of salatng Mr. Harnlin as "your excel
lency."
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

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aoM hsaua bass5odi . iigl sal q sailis
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

yar ADMINISTRATIONS wuRxlsG STEADILY, suslIr.
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FIR gOVTE FROM WASHINGTON TO NEW.YORE
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

Proposition TO Increase the Navy
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03
The WAR FOR the UNION.

The 9Th Regiment Encamped'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

Discomfort, Delay, and Vocation