Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-12
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MEPoRTED ron THE sTATEsmAN.
From New York.


q New YoRK, April ll.--A special dispatch I,
/ the Post, from Washington, says dispatch from
Charleston, dated noon to-day, ays all is quiet
5 but the troops are prepared for immediate SER
3 vice.
+ Two companies of Virginia troops left Rich
mond last evening for Charleston. IL Is sup
posed they go to reinforce Gen. Beauregard' s
command.
Before leaving Washington, the Confederate
Commissioners sent to Secretary Seward q reply
to the positions assumed 10 his answers to their
demands
The Commissioners Of the Confederate States
for Europe would leave Havana on the 9th inst,
on the British steamer to Southampton.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Commissioners
OF the Confederate States have taken their de-
parture.
The President has appointed Ezra Lincoln to
the Sub Treasuryship at Boston.
Col. Lamon, of Illinois, has taken the oath as
Marshal Of this District.
There 10 no truth in the rumor that changes
are to be made In the Cabinet.
Especial dispatches to the Post)
The President still hopes for peace, although
he apprehends the occurrence OF collision at
Charleston at any moment. He declared, this
m1rniDg, however, that he thought no decisive
event would take place TIL Saturday.
SAVANNAH, April II Orders were issued
yesterday prohibiting vessels passing Fort Pu-
laski without previous information OF pacific
character. Vessels are required to stop and
send boat to the wharf at Cockspurs Island,
to convey q commissioned officer aboard to make
an examination.
Advices from Pensacola state that from the
navy yard to the light house, two and half
miles, all the guns are ranged to bear on Fort
Pickens and command the channel.
New YoRK, April 1l.-A Havana letter of
the 9Th to the Express says, the annexation OF
Dominica to Spain is fully confirmed. The ar
my to sustain the movement consists Of seven |
thousand men and four Spanish steam frigates. |
The whole matter only awaits the Queens rati. |
fcation; President Santa Anna, of Dominica, |
having formally proclaimed her.
The Post says Il is reported that the agents |
of the Confederate States received the cold |
shoulder in unmistakable terms by several of
our largest capitalists, In the matter Of the loan
of the seeded States.
The Commercial says that the report that JEFF.
Davis had telegraphed to Charleston not to FIRE
on vessels carrying mere supplies to Sumter, is
confirmed by a dispatch from Charleston to
shipping house here.
Special dispatch to the Herald:
New ORLEANS, April ia dispatch to day,
from Ex-Gov. Roman, Commissioner to Wash
ington, says Sumter and Plckens are to be at.
tackled, but doubls whether war follows.
The Delta's Montgomery dispatch, to day,
says It has been resolved to attack Sumter and
Pickens Immediately on the arrival of the Uni.
ted States feet.
NEw YoRK, April 1.-THE Commissioners
of the Confederate States sailed from Havana
on the steamer Clyde for Europe.
A schooner arrived at Key West on the 9th
alt. from New York, with ordnance and stores
'or Fort Taylor. The supplies are very extern
i've, and embrace all appliances for long siege
New YoRK, April 12-Some Of the troops I
which arrived per the steamer Coatzalcoalcas 9
vill probably proceed to Washington immmedi-
'tely.