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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
FROM NEW-ORLEANS.
EEw-OalrAss. Thursday, April II,

EEw-ORLEAss, Thursday, April III, 1861.
Thrte Companies Of tho Fus; Regiment Infantry,
and the New Orleans Cades left here this evening for
Pensacola.
Several Companies Of New.Orleans Militia have
volunteered their services and win leave shortly for
Pensacola.
The military enthusiasm hiss reached its highest
pitch.
Recruiting ia progressing rapidly.
resolution has been offered to the Board OF As'ihi-
ant Aldermen appropratng sleo 900 for the protection
Of the CRY a9,snst any invasion. II was referred
A dispaich received to-day from e1-Gov. Romany,
Commissioner from the Confederate States al Warh-
ngton, says Forte Sumter and Pichens are 70 he nj
tackled, but doubis whether immediate war Will follow.
dispatch from Montgomery, in this evenings
Data, Gays it hss been resolved 70 make an attack on
Fos Sumter and Pickens Immediately on the approach
Of the United States feet.
a Large force is q, work making gun-cariages for
heavy ordnance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
WtR DECLARED.

From The Chd,Iesoa Mercury dprIs
Our authorities yesterday evening received notice
from Lincoln's Government through special messen-
ger from Washington tha, effort would be made to
supply Fort Sumter With prov isiOns, and that the
were peSsabsd, 10 stemp; would be made TO reinforce
il with men This message cones simultaneously witt
fat, which understand 10 now on our bar, wait
ing for daylight and tide 10 make the effort Threatened
We have partially Submitted to the iasoleni military
domination OF a handful of r.cn III our bRy Tor over
ihree months ser the declaration OF our independence
OF the United States. Ihe objection OF that sell
humiliation kas been 10 avoid the ousion OF blood,
while suoh PREPARATION made as TO render l. cause
less and useless. II seens We have been unable, by
discretion, forbesraace, ard preparation 10 elect the
desired object and that tie issue Of battle rs 10
be forced upon us. The gage thrown down, and We
accept the challenge. Ne will meet the invader, ana
tho God of Battles must decide the issue between the
hostile hirelings Of Abolition hsto and Northern tyr
anuy and the people OF South Carolina defending their
freedom and their homes. We hopo such blow will
he struck in behalf Of the soub-that Sumter and
Charleston harbor will he remembered at he North a.
long as they exist rs 4 p ople.
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ACTIVITY AT TROY

We have reason 20 beleve says TSe Troy Whig OF
Wednesday morning. thai dispatches from tHc highest
military authority eiyed in this cry yesierdsy,
aft nng that Fort Sumter was 20 be PTorisioned; that
an addiional supply Of 20, 900 Counbad bombs We're
ordered 10 ME nAey from the Arsenal; and that two
coueers in the city put 10 work yesterday after
noon at borb fuses, 5,gDeach.
The TyoE Times OF "Wednesday evening says: About
three hundred men and boys employ Cd in the work
shops manufacturing stores beside whom large num-
Der Of women are at work outside in sowing cartridge
bags. thousands Of which arr cut out in day.
We are informed that an order OF stores came from
Government yesterday, which illrequire the const ant
operation of the works night and dav, for three months
TO come. The activity in the Arsenal is unprecedented
indeed, during the Mexican war no more vigorous
ueasures adopted TO turn out munitions OF war
than at the present time.
Two gets OF haads are employed, and nigh. and day
operalions will now be- carried on. until the demand OF
the Government L. fully met. Major Mordecai is ex-
pec'Cd home in about u week.
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THE END OF NEGOTIATION.


Much surprise was created, about fix clock yester-
day evening by the announcement upon the bulletin
hoard Of The MrcHry, that Liect. Talbot NOW Capt
Talbot of the United States Army had returned 70
Charleston by the evening train, and was then az the
Charleston Hotel. Ii appears that be was accoinpa-
nied bv Mr.. X. ). Chew-the confidential secretary,
we believe, Of Secretary Chsse. Capt. Talbot came
rs bearer Of dispatches TO Major Anderson, and upon
making known bis mission 10 General beanregard,
was peremptorily refused permission to communicate
with Fort Sumter.
Mr Chew, we understand came AZ special messenger
to the authorities here, with Official notification
from the Lincoln Government that Fort SGnlter wis
10 be provisioned- if practicable, forctiy,
if necessary IL il alnost needless to snd tna' ar.
Chew received no information Of a very consoiDg
nature.
Both he and Capt. Talbo, departed on their return
70 Washington by the III o clock train.
During the afternoon dispatches had been received
Of nature 10 warrant the belief that formidable
naval force was of our coast Subsequent dispatches,
confirming the hrst reports, 1t was Determined 10 seha
down additional troops the harbor Notifications.
Shortly before midnight the city wac startled oy the
booming Of seven guns from the Citadel Green the
rgnal for the mastering of the l7h Reglm-nt. La
few minutes the wet, misty streets were all comrno-
lion; volunteers could be hurrlng TO and fro to
oin their respective commands and the neighborhood
Of the City fall speedily thronPed by the citiz.n
sol1iery who like true minute men, Ind len their
beds and hastily donned the knapsack and shoudered
the musk.t. A. comrany sitter company Lied silently
down 20 the boa~ the occasional hs.hes of the light
ming Lit mp their light bay and glazed kepis and
nothing save she steady measured tramp OF the men
disturbed tie solemn stiffness.
Col Rioh's Regiment from kershaw was sent for
yesterday and is sxpe ted TO arrive this morning.
Ample provision has been made for accommodation OF
the rro5ps Before daylight this morning, the force 1t
the threatened points will be fully doubled.
As We 20 to press II O'Clock, MI al IL yet quiet
but rumor prevails that there sovon vessss of
the lar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

--TIs 81. Cloud Dem0c,d: gives an interesting NC
count Of tho trip Of Gov. Barber of Dakota Of 800 miles
on a flei pulled by dogs The Governor travelled from
Sekirs TO ST. Cloud. Tic vehicle il very thin board
sp. from tn oak log. IL y about a. wide IS a chair
seat, and eight feet long, 1t IL bent upward in fron,
Ike sed-runner, and lies fs' on the snow. Usually
ths il ALL but our Governor, with eye TO elegance
snd creature comfort, lad eutter-slcd built on his
Of parchment with back high enough to supper, the
shou!dera scrolshaped sides aBi front curling over
The parchment il supported BY ok slips "a thick
mans finger. II is starch and irm and We. the whole
aair, We nre told, weighs little over ten pounds. In
THE lias bed the traveller site with his buffalo robes
and blankets while the fas board which extends
behind him is strapped hspemican aniOther provisions
Before him are his four dogs, hitched between two
long traces Of hide ono before the other. The
Traveller has whip long enough TO reach the foremost
and usually keeps up vigorous foeging and shouting
The creatures viii travel from ~ to 20 miles per day
and keep on dry after day. Their allowance Is one
pound o. perlican each daily; but often the traveller
Who gces well armed, succeeds in shooting game ana
thus furnishes food for s stee. The dogs ARC o. the
wolf species, ugly, misunderstanding hruses, who
would no doubt eat tbsI rlastsr they got chance
turnout Of ,lis Lind is paaral and artificial Gu
riosi.y combined The Governor, ~ dog1rain travel
es usually are, wss in the spirit Of III and with his
moccasus frinsod egpnes, red ss, fur eeaf and cap
long hair and beard ooked Ike cobi,stioR Of polss
bear and Indian
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12

reporters asking all sos Of questions Of everybody and
visitors wdng the premises ia scores One Of the
lveliest parts Of the yard now Of course the ord.
nance department. Capt. Gansevoou must gee thai
tbose twenty Founders, and thirty twOpounders, and
xtyeigbt-pounders in proper trim. There are
pyramds Of shot and shell be made up for these bat
teres guns gear to be tested, that it won't allow
the bsrkersD to break loose when squalls blow, and
all the psrsphernalia of ornamental efficiency to be
completed Mono but people bred TO the cannon law
can understand what a number Of things one properly
fitted gun requires.
The brig is huryiDg up, too. Not an bour is lost
with her. great part of her rigging put in yes
ierday and tho final completion Of the brig for COM
mission may be effected tomorrow. Six days, and she
IL ready for sea.
The Savannah is still in dock but will soon be out.
Her decks, sides, bottom, and tops swarmed all day
yesterday with workmen Caulsers commenced in
the prepared yarn rggers tared their ropes and rove
their jggers, carpenters tested plsnks, and replaced
rotten by sound ones In FIVE weeks the late flagship
of the Home feet will be reported ready for sea.
The Revenue craft Vixen. Crawford, and Corwin lie
in the stream. The North Carolina and Brsndywine
continue to rot away, aud the Potomac remains per-
fectly unaffected by the surrounding hustle.
The statement in morning paper, yesterday, that
the Cedsrseet recruiting rendezvous is small ONCE,
misleads the public. Cedar street is the principal
ofceall the others. except Hudson street. which is
dragon office, being tributaries 10 it, Cedar
street rendezvous has been established for 30 years.
The newly disappointed PuTser Of the California more
Island NayyYard Paymaster Charles Murray, LEFT
this city yesterday in the steamer Northern Light, to
take command of the excbequer of that place Puser
Murray has been for year. paymaster at the Brooklyn
station, and is esteemed by all who know him. His
son is appointed his assistant an income of 800
year.
The steamers Vanderbilt and Ocean Queen were
lying quietly at their piers yesterday with nothing to
indicate that either will be called into requston at
present. On Wednesday evening, however, the Van
derbilt warmed up her machinery for short time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-12
AFFAIRS AT GOVERNORS ISLAND.

-Four or FIVE ycssels were az the wberves Of Gov
errors Island yesterday the John n. Genin schooner
which has been there for days taking on heavy
cannon shot gGn-carrages, Ac the sIoop Mary fl2a-
beth, the lighter Van Wyck and one or two smaller
Lighters. 1hs work in the ordnance department al-
pears TO be going on nearly actively rs eseT and the
extent of the war material shipped has been 40 great
that now only about half Of the original stock Of can
noa ranged closely in long over quarter of al
scre on the eastern part of the Island remaining.
How much has been taken out OF The shops and ord
nance building. nobody has any exact icea except
tho Ordnance Major. Yesterday the men were ship
ping several cannon Of Az size, and cannon
balls to match.
The solde,s were loungng lazily the grs-s, look
Ing at tie reflection Of The sun in the water and OBJ
serving the ferry boats aud other passing craft The
,lens attached 10 the officer houses are being spsded
and p,auied-qute out Of keeping with The sullen
asPsct Of things in general.
Every afternoon the troops ao marched ont upon the
grassy slope 10 the rear OF the southeastern battery
ard drilled in every conceivable movement for the
space OF about one hour and tho SUCCESS OF this gid
training q to be very satisfactorily observed in the
precision and npi'y Of execution following any given
order. Asirofoincers usually occupy rising erorad
Though much reduced ia numbers snoe the ersd mus-
ter preceding the departure of the late Southern hoe
.he msvchnes and nsrhDgs seen daily on tho
Island yet srecicn; 10 prescn: quite for'nidaoie
appearance when viewed q. u shoN distance
The new commanding officer FOR the Island IL daily
expected 10 arrive Lieut.. WoOds, the acting COM
mantsnl, Il Is sail has been pTomotsdto captNncy
We glad to hear IT, for he is Non who viii never
Disgrace hi eIaulct.es.
On Bedloo'r Island the troors uay he seer undsr' the
same so, OF training regularly at The hour Of the si'c-
noon mnster.
For Hamilton s still lonely Tho battery wns yes
erky nsYo 'ted ard some alterations in the situl-
ton u gzns ~, contemplated. scrgeln. acBrdc,
not by any mca-s gigantic locking person s al that
Cal lie .eon Of the 400 fighting men Whose pleihor'
pur.ea such godsent 70 'hc saloon men, these
Lard tines. foE; Laayet, whosa stormy ta Elements
not hundred yar,s om the village strand il
deserted ths sArpers and miners having gone to rnre
in some more te.iigerent latitude. The armament Of
Lafayette s in good condition, and the quarters, which
for Year, never harbored soldier seem altogether the
better Of having been visited BY the Wess Point troops
Al the Navy-Yard there were considerable lite and
buiutss a day, ofcer- and mea running to and frO,
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From CHARLESTON.

CuARLzsros, Thursday, April II, 1861.
eolliaion is hourly expected. Northern dipatchcf
state that an attempt vii! TO made today to renioee
Fort Surnter m small bcsts protected by sand bags, the
war veseols in the meantime TO protect the landing
party on Honis Island.
II il reported that Gen. BeauregaTd has demanded
The evacuation Of Fort Sumter.
An osioer Just arrived from Sullivan leland informs
me that three steamer hung OFF the coast for long
period yesterday. Major Anderson fred sgtal-gur
at l0su.
An opeaine on Fort Sumter is expected every no
men, Che Battery is crowded with people in expect
ancy, and troops are pouring in.
Business is suspended.
The Citadel Cadets DE guarding the Battery With
heavy cannon. Thousands waiting TO see the al
tack commence.
onetl.onsand mounted men sn1two thousand patrols
heavily armed. are guarding the city.
Absolute secrecy il sin observed 10 future
rnents.
Senator Chestnut, The sp4sial aid, zen. with Col.
Chisolm. and one OF Gen. Beauregards Stat, have
jusl rturred from FoTt Sumter with the reply TO the
oder for The unconditional surrender. Tie answer ut
the present is refused al head quarters. Every man
capable Of bearing aras Is called out
The excitement in tho city has been intense in con-
sequence Of rumors that demand had been made for
gor som,er and ii refused then an engagement would
take place this evening q. o'clock.
The demand for the evacuation Of Fort Sumter was
snade At o'clock this afternoon, and Mesls. Chesnnt
Chisholm, aud Lee were 1sputized 10 carry the mes
z4ge from Gen. Besuregard.
Thousands Of people ssse'nbed on the battery this
evening IN anticipation Of tbs ccnmeneeneE. OF Inc
sight at O'Clock.
Two aand,ed mounted guards patrol the city.
No fight, however, has occurred yet.
Ihe Harriet Lare is reported to be of tbe bar, and
sSDsis are displayed by the gard-boats and answered
By The batteries
Immense crowds are now q; the diferen: newrsper
otices, eagerly watching for news.
Rogcr A. Pryor Of Virginia has received M appoint
ment in Gea. Beaare3ari's STAFF
At this hoar tho exceucra has mostly subsided and
90 conflict IL looked for tonight
Ono mors regiment went down 70 Morris Isard
to-day.
CHAnLIsTos, April ll--lidn;ght
Gen Bouregard at 2 O'Clock this afternoon demanded
tie surrender Of Fort Sumter, which Major Anderson
declined TO sccede 10, probably with reservation.
Tho community are greatly excited, and expect.
ting an stack tonight, but mp 70 uddnent no demon
siraicn has taken place. and probably no attack will
10 made tonight.
large portion OF or people are collected Oh tho
whaves and Battery and every sccessb!e roint ssps
shs hAfs'E, suxioasly awaiting the result
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Tho mit.r, in the ciy arc under arms, but all is

Tho military in the ciY arc unSer arms' eu' Ill l"
quiet.
Another regiment will arrived here Tomorrow.
Iii. estimated dat between 5000 and 1000 men are
e,aoned on Morris and Sulliyans Islands, and Pol~
along the coss
Gen Beauregsrd viii leave at midnight for Morris
Island.
His reported hat the Harriet Lane seen Oh tie
bar this evening -,
Later-It is currently reported that negcuanohs VIII
be opened tomorrow between Gen. besu's'"'" "''
Major Anderson about the surrender oil TO" ouu''o''
OGlcers commanding dfe, emf posts in the maroon quo
on the coast are on the alert expecting an A'enp' VIII
be nade early 10 the morning TO provision and re-
enforce For Sumter.
A formal demand for the evacuation Of Fort Sumter
was made at 70 clock to-day. No one believes that
Major Anderson will aceede. Fighting Is expected TO
commence in less than twenty hours.
The New-York steamer now being twelve bours
over due il s believed sbe bas been seized 10y Northern
to throw troops into the fort
Md Anderson has refused TO surrender. HE reply is
to tic effect that to do 80 would be with the
duty be owes to bis Government.
Hundreds Of persons have been waiting for hours on
the whvts and other points Of observation 20 see the
beginning Of the conflict among them great number
Of ladies.
TIE people are out on the house,ops, watching with
feverish interest for the first signal of attack
The excitement in the city is intense
Every train brings throres Of citizens and sOldiers TO
town. Twenty-Five car loads came from Columbia to-
night
There are no eigns Of The supply hps Of the feet "a
yet but il rumored that tie Harriet Lane lss been
seen by pilot outside.
call bs, been made for 300 mounted volunteers, as
an extra patrol in the city tonight Over 1000 have
responded. TIE 10th Regiment has ALEC been ordered
on duty This embraces all the militia Of Charleston
not already in the army.
Major Anderson il said to have fired signal gnn
during the morning for what object has not t7tnspred
He has been busy all day strengthening his petition.
TIE movements at Fort Sumter are plainly visible
with glasa.
The State has thoroughly prepared for the event.
The supply Of ammunition and artillery s adequate to
any emergency The confidence in his ability to do all
that ia attempted is unlimited.
Five signals ore now burning in the harbor
Advices just received state that Georgia has ready
$1,000 men, armed and equipped for service
Stirring times are at hand. The ball may open n
any moment with terrible slaughter.
There have been no mails from the North for two
DAYS. They are supposed 10 have been STOPPED at
Washington.
THE VERY LATEST.
CRARLEsTos, Thursday, April Il-Midnigbt.
Negotiations have been reopened between Gen.
Bauregaid ana Msjor Anderson. For this reason the
expected hostites for the psent have been deferred