The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-01
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rpnM ANNAPOLIS.
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ANNAreit rs al Tli 1904.
49,. morning about O'Clock, tour /
Ges'''".'' ,rs entered the harbor, with 1900 !
more h,srd They are paiIy from
'0'fs II Tkr landing of the seth Regiment
New g., rertect ted. after which the DINER
va '. ware brought up To the whart, Win |
steam, IS, Now York and Massachusetts.
iaF'|E III fnur additional regiments left for /
AZ" "a yes teylay morning, and two more /
y N'".. 'o,-ning. the Naval Academy Is yet /
~ " Win troops. All the handsome !
~ ,n.,e ~ the Nard, FORMERLY oScepie" oy /
49, lilies OF the Professor and LteutenaHts, |
soc - .hr,wn IN to quarters for the troops
80 A'" ,Ile-y and cavalry have not yet left |
1"s The former compose eight field |
i"' sr5 the latter one hundred and twenty |
.-ee,. sn-.r,e.s rec,m.n, fran,
land loft for Washington, three negro |
h'.'' ,-l,neiug 20 the Hon. tf,.o. ". Hughes,
u' 10 some ten miles from this city, at
I'''-"',r{ 10 follow taeIn and escape. As soon
.'be Governor, who was IN command. WAS
- ~. 81 the fact he had thetn arrested and
Ait.',..t 10 heir master. The universal son
.I the troops IS tia: they did not come
=, aud sud comfort the negroes; bat, on
h''T 'l.trery, they would volunteer TO put
~. ~ .usurrection Mi might be brought
,,,uqon 10 the garrison OF Fort Severn,
.T, emnau kments on Horn Point, the
nv. have taken possession OF } Judge Hun
--. arm directly opposite the Navy Acade-
N-sTS
L.nah,ur en- the Nsrtheas; side of Severn
- .,,,pTn snding the city and harbor.
T+4r.s and naked harbor Of the city now
mt. a lively and business view. The
~. r,..r ia the harhor and around the wharf
.-a- r.>9gr ole- that OF Light street, Bt!tI-
Ia its numerous steamers and bay
- carts. wagons, &c, are constantly
.r.ayrl IN conveying the provisions, baggage
- tnalemeuts of war from the Naval
.,l,s,.y TO the railroad depot, preparatory 10
ttt4af
'ye.,.-i4y the troops ran one Of the engines
10 tnr rack from the railroad, rrecipi tattng
IAN an eighte.a-ieet bank a few miles from
- fnoctIou. They then returned 10 the
d-rg. hrre to take cut the old 90 bik Ridge,
M. being able In run it, they compelled
.-s q. us IT The road 10 plsce ths men ia the
s-.-,y 81 the company TO york and run the
-.a..
"A Ytnkee brig came In last night and is
~ ssehored eft the haTbor, heavily laden,
.rr.1 .>-s 10 be- provisions and ammunitIons
Tss ir1ops have taken possession of Boone's
.,s. ~. "a. in Broad Mex, opposite Annapo-
8 .r :le purpose OF getting ont lumber, pre-
,-..ary 10 building quarters at Fort Severn
an g-hrr places
The. -ot4I number Of troops who left MP 10
... morning Is said 10 he thirteen thousand
-5-- 4Gadrei.
PROM FRBDBRICE, ND.
FREDERICK. April = Senator Mason, of
-y.rfs who Is the guest of Col. kuukel,
.-- representative Of this District, i'll the late
..r,.r-s was s-rruaded here last night. Mr..
s-.,7 responded by saying that he was here
..- Isr sally. lie could not with proprlety
s.-.Eut Maryland politics. HG could speak
rl.r Virginia. He could say. however,
L.. ,aa reconstruction of the Union was an
.rr- tIiity. Virginia sympathiz. with
v,- rad, and III minated that Virginia was
ir.-,l. L, exhibit IL prHC ttcaliy Coz. Kun
T. ,tf4 nat the North denied Christian fell
! .q.tin To the South. There WAS no social
| 7- gol,.caI sympathy het ween The people Of
,t' $50 sections. The people OF Maryland
would Fuhtujt TO ba governed by the action Of
t.- lrx.i represeu tatITes.
liz senate has hitherto acted rs 81 unit, and
q. probably continue 10 do so.
Il he House there ia considerable diversity
o.. % .4f0u. Il is urged that it is necessary
r,- Mary land 20 saceie before she can claim
~ sd and protection Of the Southern Con
is.4faCy.
Amaaz the measures suSgest ted, Is the ap-
i.l,,I4sui OF Committee of Safety, with
T"w-Fs similar TO those exercised by the Com
:,ps ol Safely of Maryland at the COM
.-u1aIuant OF ths Revolutionary War.
lig.eEuuT Hicks Yesterday appointed Gray
80 +. telbergsr, Esq, member Of the bar
a. us tjty, Secretary OF state.
Tas address 10 the people Of Maryland,
unanimously adopted aud published by the
- Ne, has b-en received In Western Mary
i.li and relieved the public mind of much
AuI's,y from ths apprehension of rash inca
sg'es ~ The part Of The Legislature.
Reports Of very large accumulation OF
Government troops 1t Annapolis have reach
,1 here, bat there ia Al present disposition
&c ne psrt OF the Lsgislat uTe tu offer them no
llns.-AuU4. The troops are reported. by Ger
- parties, 10 have exercised very arbitrary
lovers BY GispossessinE The citizens of their
i''ns 7na property, which has created much
indignation.
POSITION or NEW YORK.
4 New York letter, dated April % SAYS -
NylA ls .AllsTs OF the South are to be found
-gr- ana there, but lheY are too few TO cause
.utt alarm, although they have most wo-
fully deceived their SOP 'hern friends by rep
'A'htlug tAs Norm as being opposed to the
FEDERAL Government at present admins
't''t and tayOriug secpssion. Every open
Enemy fAyorlng the Southern Confederacy Is
WA'sANi nv the proper authorities. If Il for
fsn ZOE had inVaGfd The oountry, there coulc
~, be eIpec ted more unnnimity than seem;
L'E apparent. In Union there Is strength
aid HE Government must and Will be sus
TALKED against al opposing forces.
VARIOUS ITEHs.
Senator Mason is in Philadelphia. He cam,
L. settle the state Of come of his relatives. I
'~'rrl vigilance committee is watching hin
closely - says the New York Express
b'Ipr Information says:
senator Mason, of Virginia, ia in Frederick
-"i keyerdy Johnson Is also there with
ir'1rF from Lincoln, relating 70 an armistic'
Tor sixty days
B4nus Of mus , the Marine and other Bands
ar, Il 10 stated % delight the people" at tn,
grounds around Ihe PreeIdehts House, and a
va 'AWlul, on Wednesday and SHturca,
afternoons, IN Washington. That sort O
delight, We imagine, il something like tn
l@''} fellows in - BorEia," who tried 10 eiu,
.-irf tAsy gut pittHeG.
EIIiy Wilson AS he is called IN New
LIZA CIV. Is ysf'lfr regiment
~-asts, who VIII probably be Rough ant
Icy hon tie racy descriptions OF tn
Ne" York press W.iron says there will no
e. thi-t burglar, or baggage smasher il
~" loFN. after he marches his troops out
4-7! VIII Ind tongeniai spirits in Washing
The Baltimore American states that III
.@'srsi holders Ia that city OF salt provision
nave agreed to make no advance IN thei
IIsCes III consequence OF the presep dstur be
condition OF affairs. The great bulk of III
tbJtK - In few hands
The New York Herald has subscribed thre
'AYaetnd dollars towards the war which Lin
.1ih - now making upon the South. Ben
n't' hRe made forty times that IN uch out c
ne HoAih, and now hoas u of his neanness.
non Daniel ID, Barnard, of New Yorl
i,,''hei member of Congress, Minister
'D'' aud prominent politician, died {
T.h'D' On the 24th inst
Noi'fed people have applied TO Gov. Der
~1'H- u Ohio, for leave to raise miltLar
mp leg, but Gov DenDison has replied I
'"si! f'1resi by saving that the State cannt
Pr uioTed troops.
me Frsndfa theirs of Presidents Jeferso
awe and a DE Lincoln were both born
To.A'hgbsm county, Va. The grandfather
i,IArt'nn Davis wac first cousin of the la
=. DANIEL Saith, OF that county.
Vol Lees ftmily are stiil residing a, a.
'-s'0h. opposite Washington.
1Hh sENPuIs sAPPEgs AND sIssas.
me Memphis Argus says:
M. Vuf company of eappers and miners b;
F.''ed' a. We prectcted 10 would, The mo-
W'i V' ali our military organizations. loi
fh nm Ahcs The military CON rnitts- cenmittt
AZ oI.e isn OF the important battery at Raj
iPu, ihd such Is the prscticai shlli of zoe
t4 W course OF civil engineering,
40 .,,nelAaNeally disciplined by The practice
"'' ptale, that their work has been prs
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