Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-27

4 ment Ineredsing IN Maryland En- Presi-
dent Buchanan Disposes Of his Farm and
Takes " French Leave" for CIsada--
Union Men With their Families LeaUiHg
BalGmOre-i Seizure Of Military Stores Dss-
tined for Virginia--A Millionaire Com
PEELED 10 Leave Baltimore 'oith only SsUeaty-
fVe Cents in His Pocket-StGteS and Union
Newspaper of Washington ID. C) Sus-
pended from Fear Of Being Ao66sd--
Tender Of the Services of 300 Chippe,oa and
Sicuz Indi0ns 10 the Presidsnt-Fort Nc.
Henry TO be Attacked on Saturday Night
PHILADELPHIA, April 25-The Baltimore
Americdn has been received by express. 1t
has letter dated Annapolis, yesterday, an
nouncing the arrival of the Baltic, CoGtzd-
coalcos, Columbus, Harriet Lane, Boston,
Maryland, and tug from Havre de-Grace,
with 5000 New York and Pennsylyanis
troops. r. ..b 3.
The Massachusetts, and New York Regi-
ments marched for Washington on Wedues-
day. T
A letter says the Constitution was TO sail
for the mouth of the Patapsco, to blockade
the port of Baltimore. .-ta
A second detachment of 1000 men were
| to move from Annapolis. The troops march
| from there to Washington, the railroad facil.
tiles in possession Of the Government being
used for the transportation of stores and pro-
visions, of which large amounts are reported
to be going forward. .H III . n
So far, no armed opposition to the troops
is reported. r.l.s l1..c. . .4E
The officers of the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad yesterday received dispatches, by
their line of telegraph, at the Annapolis
junction, which announced that large body
of United States troops were on their way
to Washington, and were passing along at
! an ordinary time step, without molestation.
| A special dispatch to the New York Her.
aid, from Havre-de-Grace, 25th, says: "South-
ern troops are hourly expected to appear on
Georgetown Hights. Special trains are now
constantly running from Annapolis TO Wash
ipgton' rrl.1i ss'f.-r 10
Z PHILADELPHIA, April 25.-The Railroad
Company is using its utmost endesvors to
repair the bridges destroyed on their road,
so es TO bave the regular route 10 Washing
ton open. The City Council has raised the
war appropriation from $4,000 to $3.50 900.
,PERRYv1LLE, ND, April 25, 6 p. M.-Many
Baltimoreans Just arrived here, represent in-
tense excitement there. Money in large
amounts has been raised and large bodies of
military are drilling Rifles are distributed
among the citizens, and will be fred from
private houses If the troops attempt to pass
through. ... '... =.
Z iHARRIsBURe, PEEEA., April 25.-It is cur.
rently reported that ex-President Buchanan
has disposed of his farm and fled to Canada,
in consequence of threatening remarks from
Ohio troops, who, two thousand strong, are
qUartered in Lancaster. 1is1 IA re..7
Hon. John Sherman has Joined the Ohio
Thirty mine thousand Pennsylvanians
have thus far responded to the call for volun-
teers, and the Governor says he is literally
mobbed with offers of more. He has ac'
i tcepted of $4,000, ~, +, ,ie's "a. +
! Large numbers ofpersons arrived at York,
Penna., yesterday, from Baltimore, whence
they had fled. IN .a So 57eatE n,l
PnIIApEIPHIiS 4 pril 25.-A gentleman,
who left OheEleston on Thursday, says Bean
regard was tkere, superintendipg the repairs
of Fort Snmt66 with the expectation of an
immediate attack on Charleston from the
North; that there was then no movement OF
troops toward the North, and he believes
theie will be none.
WnMISaToR, DEL, April 26.-Gov Burton
has issued a proclamation calling out troops
to defend the Union. h.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2e.-The Evening
4, L american, of Baltimore, is received. 1t is
rumored that the Government has detach-
ment OF troops protecting the workmen
who are repairing the bridges on the Phila-
delphia Railroad, east of the Susquehanna
pier. IS ~.
It will be open for mails and travel only.
J. 1t is believed that quorum of the Legis-
lature can not assemble at Frederick on
Friday. .s.su.
q The banks are preparing to issue small
notes, to be authorized by the Legislature.
A schooner from New York, towed by q
tug was brought TO by shot from Fortress
Monroe, which went through the tug.
The cargo was seized. 1t consisted of mill
itary stores for Virginia and a full light ar
tillery battery. er zL.Js.-- IL. .rsll--r-..e .a
Ths Petersburg (vs,) Express says there
are 10000 troops at Richmond, 1000 at Har-
per's Ferry, and $500 at Norfolk, including
$50 from Georgia. o.. aas ..-...f .1., /.
IL is stated that JEFF. Davis will not issue
letters Of marque until after the meeting OF
his Congress, on the 10Th. ssT ..r .|y
PEsRysvnLE Nd, April 25--Three citi-
zens of Baltimore passed through here for
the North, confirming the accounts of in
juries suffered by the Union men of 'Balti-
more. .i14 sll. ss8 20
They had been waited on by squad Of
Trimble's troops, and ordered to leave at
once. They all seem to have been in com
Portable circumstances. t,gh si HI
One, who said he was worth $500, 900, left
with only seventy five cents in his pocket.
He walked from Baltimore to HaYFe-de-
Grace. Two thousand troops in all had
4 arrived at Washington. e1- IS
NEW YoHK, April 26.-Gen. johnson, o
Tennessee, was mobbed at Lynchburg, Sun
day, on his way from Washington 70 Ten
nessee He denied sending message stating
that Tennessee should furnish her quota o
D The States and Uaion, of Washington, hal
suspended, the people having threatened Il
demolish the ofheesif it continued to adyo
|. cate the Southern Confederacy. ~
f. A son of Gen. BayAtd, OF Delaware, hal
raised company, and taken the oath 0
allegiance, at Wilmington. ani i2
The amount Of Sour seized at Georgetown
BY the Government was %, 900 barrels. The,
; are selling it 10 the poor at 81 per barrel-
sirest price $l5. ls,fs Q, rJii7l' l.5rl-
; q NEW YoRK, April 26.-Advices from Fred
). rick, Washington and Allegheny Counties
Nd, show that those counties are strongl
/ Union, and declare that they viii rebS
against the State II the State secedes hor
There are Said to be 5000 secssslopists i
Z FatmiDgton, Del. though there, are thre
Union volunteer companies there. Gov
{ lAmation pf6hibiting the expectation Of h0u
! 70 Northern cities. y m ADJ b5f1ie st
! i1I AletteF from the wife 81 Bishop PecE, I
: / Louisiana, says her house was burned oxe
! hef head, on the night-of the l2th of Apri
= / by negroes also the residence or Bisho
Elliott, - 'ls
= Several gentlemen arrived from the Sontl
: report that The people are aFming eyeTJ
: and another imprisoned for Union sent
: msnts. Rogers and Wright, the two Office
7 left at Norfolk, are in prison. To af
!. H. NEW YoRK, April 2e.-The Eleventh Re-
3 ident has received marching orders, nj
{. Seventy ninth will leave on Sunday. II
n said that they. have received the assurani
I'd tsS@ Albany that they win pass tAFOrl
!. ), a large ana sHtbusiastle meeting Of Bti
ish tesdents xas hsla last lll.I 9Lgh and Y