The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-18
FROM SATURDAYS PAPERS.
w AR G O M M e N @ Ed
FORT SUMTER ATTACHED.


optned, war lsinauSurated.~ is The Oattc
lies ssof gSulhvan,s 9tsland, Morris Island
and either, points were oprned son Fort
Sumter at a O'Clock this amoruirg. Fort
Sumter thas2 returned the Ere, anda a
brisk cannonading has been kept up. M
information has been received from the
sea- boaaSl yet. The military are under
arms, and the whole Of our population u
Pare on the streets, and every sayailabl,,
space facing ahe harbor is filled with
fanxious speciators.al g. 3Jt,3ts Il 3tsi pl-
New York, April ie. The He raids
lspeciab says: Fort Mouinic began the
bombaFdnent with two guns. to which
And, rson replied with three shots from
his barbctteg gums. lalier which the bat
teries a. M oun t p lensant.s Cummings
Point, and the floating battery opened a
brisk fire of ashot and shell. n"1gs.:1 tf
AndsrsonrYpl only atlong intery ais,
sun,il between 2 and 6 O'Clock. when he
opened from TWO tiers Of guns looking
towards Muultrie, and Stevens Bnttt ry.i
bueup to 3 O'Clock ,lfai edJ tolproduce ase-'
arieus effect. te saoisivQ7q oh Tabnu 81,
During ,thess greater; part of the day
lAndgrson jirecttd3 his shots Tp, ircipaliys
n agaIinsk Moullrie, ,othe Stevens and float,
ing batteries, aud For, Johnson; the " be ,,
ing lheonly ones that toaIes operating IL
galnst him. .D3lR9g9g YdoT2A - 3mEs 81
; Fifteen, sor, eighteen shots struck the
floating battery wiIhoHtsttset., ai yd bp
} breaches. 10 all appearances, are be-,
Ing nadeDinlt eIsides of Somters exposed
to -thes t6re,4a.Por,ionss of the4 parapetts
were Destroyed, and several guns shot
away,iau9S sdJ 10 )uaJ,ee1I
The fight will continue all3nightsazaq
i The Fort will probably be carried by
dorm. p,
l, is reported hat THE Harriet L.ne
received aashotthroualiihe her " heelhouse.
shelis yin the, ofipg. a7yaoj~ejrs asoo ed3
Ho, other: government Il ships IRE in
The II troops are pouring in.o' tie city
by thousands. .E3st
''s1e5' THIRD DISPATCH. ! 50
Charleston, April le-The fling has
ull day without in.ermissiop.- -,
Two Of Fort Sumter's guns have been,
and it is reported that a breach
has teen made in the southeast WALL.
Fhe answer to Gen. Beaurey ard 5 de,
mand by Major Ander.on was that, he
would Surrender when his supplies were
thai is il he was, not rein,
forced. Not a casualty has yet hap,
pened TO any Of the forces OF The nine ]
Teen bautrits in position, only !, sevon
have opened Gre on Fort, Sumter,. the re
mainder are held reserve Tor the cx
pected fleet. Two thousand men rsneh-
ed1this city this morning. and embark-
ed FOR Morris Island and the neighbor-
hood.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
The bombardment cont inues from the
a. a'ing,, SteyeRs, and other batteries.--
Sumter continues to, return the FIRE. e..s.as
1t is reported that three war vessels
are now Oft the ba-s N r.. I
!! 10 . 4oFfFTH DISP ATGH. .tl=.az 81
The firing. has ceased for she night,
but wi ii bss. rene wed early; in the. nom
ing. Ample arrangements have been
made to prevent any reiuforcen ent.
Anderson tonight. 81 / .33E
tad Spec cialt o this Herala. + p}Sf !
Two men have been wounded on Sul>
Iivan's Island, and number struck by
spent proioctilesy [Thres ships of wa r
are'visible in the of1ing, and tits believed
that anattemp pt swillibe made tonight ao4
rcaenforce Sumte r., s3ass e s'gezf5sssv7f aE4
From'thesregularity of the firing, IL is
thoughtt that Anderson has a J larger
force than was supposed - - bas s7a9f
lt4hss rained ah'day. e5"~l7 a7e'EFf i
'9a The Latest from Charri cston.. 2sn2
The ,bombardment has re-commenced con, ! INC
VIII poorafanrs, 1o an, and will will be kept up all
i is SUI supposed 4 hat Anderson 81 is rest st
ing his men for the night. I'D, d,; .. a.s.
The vessels cannot get ,in. as a. Z s. torm. orr
is ra 5ing. and the seals rough. making
it impossible 70, T. enforce Sumter to-
night; Tbs # 4 ee'as a battery cry VI r'o't. 1s,
WashSng ;on as3A AIpifii q TIE men men q
West Point Flying Artillery, now in
their revolyers constantly loaded, 70 be
Fehiy LOT immCQl' te acu IN. s-Tz q
Part Of the volunteer. will be station
cd 1t the bridge, across, the Potomac,
50 as ,t.dsenn 70 defend il Fs from NJ an T. Invading i
Nearly one thousand mel men = are now - en-
rolled for regular service from the ranks
OF the District MALTA. = T. 20 E;tA'
Tbeseswho refused TO take tie oath Of
allegiance were marched back 70 the. ar.
nory, dismissed, and their names s,rick-
en- from tie rolls, Kisses from the spec
tators accompanied their disappearance
from the parade ground. 'S'. - 60 'e's 7
Gen. Cadwallader, Of the First Bri.
gade Pennsylvania Militia, has been or
dered bone Immediately by the Cover
nor. The movement is supposed to be I
in connection with the occupation Of 7
the capital by Pennsylvania volunteers
Governor Hicks of Maryland. has been
in consultation with tie President for I
several hours to-day. He came hore
with feelings of regrtt at. the, course OF
the Administration in its seeming coer
cion policy, but when The Governor heard
the reasons Tor the present course of the
President and his advisers, and under