The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26
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HARnIsBuRGH. ApriI 2g

| HARniSBURGH. April 30.
Tho order Of the Governor. recalling the
! Ohio troops, was cOuntermaudcd.
Fears arc en ntertained that tho Maryland
volunteers will mako demonstrations on
| Chambcrsburgh.
Virginia is rapidly assembling men at
Harpcr's Forry. Fvo thousand are ex-
pected--supposed destination to be WASH
ington. Throo Railroad bridges botweun
llarrisburgh and Baltimore are destroyed
! Tho State administration possesses imp0r-
tant information about tho plans of the
seccssionists of Virginia.
Tho Maryland troops will not moyo until
5000 are assembled.
New YoKK. April %.
1t is stated that gentleman al Da tiinOre
from Norfolk reports tho scut ling of some
o: tho ships there, the throwing down of the
| heavy durricks, and tho destruction of much
OF tho property by order of the Govern.
ment. Tho Pawneo arrived at Norfolk
day morning. Mayor Woods message TO.
night will II commend tho appropriation OF
BOO 600 by tho city to aud in tho war. A
resolution will bo offered to appropriate
half million dollars TO tho widows atll
orphans of men who may fall in defense OF
! tho flag. A lot of uniforms for ihu South.
ern army havo been soized ut storo in
Dcy streets. II appears that II dabolical
attempt was made 10 p"ison tho Massachu.
sotts volunteers on board the State oi Maine.
wh'lo here on Friday evening last by send
ing poisoned brandy abroad. Oue died, and
four or five others have been under its in
fluonce, but will probablS rcc0vur. Tho
perpeirator of tho outrage is unknown.
NEw YoRK, April %.
Advices from Washington state that the
Government: bad planted cannon on all the
heights overlooking the city. There ARE
about 10 900 men under arms. VIM. b
Astor offered to givo the Government 4 900.
600. and 10 loan it 10000. 900. Ono thou
sand barrels of powder were seized yostcr-
day. bound to Now Orleans; also u lot OF
! blank registrations of vessels for Cunfode rute
States. All tho vessels bound TO- sea arc
strictly watched. Senator Wilson, of Mass.
achusetts, has enlisted as u private in II
battalion of riflcs of Massachusetts. Sena.
tor Baker, of Oregon, has boon chosen
Colonel of Il regiment of Caltoruiaus. They
raised 500, 900 for their equipment. Richard
Lathors avOws himself for tho Union and
tho flag. said nothing but secession flags
flying in Baltimore. No men dare proclaim
hirnsolf in fayog OF the Union. A Vigilance
Committee hold permanent session at
Barnums Hotel, nnd spot every stranger
Armed men arc stationed to prevent re-
building bridges. Gov. Morgan received
telegraph that tho Stn regiment, Mass. under
| Gen. Butler. had arrived safely aud landed
at Fort Mclleury ON Saturday.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 90
Sixty companies, tho full number required
from Indiana. have been accepted by tho
Governor. Thirty FIVE companies more
have tondered their services, aud informa-
tion of 100 additional companies forming ;
SO companies will he IN Camp to-day.
BrLLAIRE, o., April 22.
Hon, Stephen A. Douglas and iady passed
west this z. NJ On route tor Springfield, III.
WILMINGTON. Del. April 2l.
A train has arrived from Baltimore via
Susquehana river. Ba.timorians arc making
active preparations to take Fort McHenry,
whose guns now turn on tho city.
PHILADELPHIA, April %,
A bearer Of dispatches from the President
to Gen. Patterson has arrived here. He
says tho Capital is safe from any attack
that can bo made. This messenger travelled
u part Of tho way on foot, passing himself
us a methodist preacher. lilo says Balti.
more. was quiet on Sunday morning. No
cannonading had been hoard. There was a
perfect reign of terror there. Tho Union
men wore obliged to srccomb TO the mob.
AUGusTA, April % Tho Legislature
assembled to-day. Every man voted to
pledge tho entire resources of the State to
the Federal authorities. The committee on
tho Governors message will report to raise
regiments, appropriate one million Of dol
lars for military aDc u liberal provision for
tho families of volunteers. A Coast Guard
has boen organized. The State is thoroughly
aroused and will do more in proportion "a
her population. than any other State in the
Union.
BURLINGTON, April 22.--Troops are pour
ing ia from tho back towns. Vermont will
not DO found wanting. Tho Legislature
assemblies to.morrow ut Montpelier. An
appropriation of Ave hundred thousand dol
lars will unquestionably bo made.
PAINEsvILLg. April 90
Tho Bank OF Geauga teudors loan to
the State of $50 900.
PHILADELPnIA April 20
Tho Government has iaken possession OF
tho Baltimore Road. No trains are leaving
hero for Wilmington. The Union mon in
Delaware nro in u bal fix, Though tho pop
ulatiOn is largely Union. All the State
arms are in possession of tho Seccssionists.
transferred by tho Governor, who arc not
responded to the eQu;siiion Of tho Presi.
don't, and will not. The Union men hopo
Government will take possession of the
upper part Of tho State, ia order TO secure
tho powdor mills at Brandy wine, at which
the seccssionists evidently aim.
PnILADELPnA April 81.
II Is reported Balim0roaEs demanded
the surrender of Fort Nc Henry, and threat
enod an attack. Tho conmrnder replied
that ho would be compelled to defend il
aud fire on the city. Il is said Gen. Cad
walladers mansion 10 miles from Baltimore
had boen fred.