Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-03
TELECRAPHIC.
synopsis of Fridays RepOrt.

The following 10 a very iull synopsis of yes
terdays Telegraphic Report:
Eight thousand New York and Pennsylvania
troops have arrived at Annapolis by Water and
marched for Washington on Wednesday and
another detachment of 5000 was soon to leave
Annapolis for the same destination. The Rail-
road is in the hands of the Government and in
working order, but is entirely occupied in the
transportation Of military stores and provisions.
In this all the resources of the Road are con-
stantly occupied.
Both of the Ohio Senators have enlisted as
privates in volunteer companies.
Pennsylvania has already raised $4,000 volun-
teers, 10000 of which has been accepted.
Reports of Southern troops moving North
continue to be received, but the story Of Beau
regards presence at Richmond and his anote" TO
the President is not sustained.
1t is said that the Governor of Kentucky is
anxious for "Border State Governors" like him
self to act arbitrators between their allies and
the Government.
The Governor Of Delaware has issued his pro-
clamation calling out the troops required ofthat
State by the President.
The Wheeling Va. Intelligencer says that
the Virginia Convention broke up in a row, and
that no Secession ordinance was legally passed.
There are now over 5000 volunteers at Col
umbus which is more than can be properly ac-
commodated. No more are to be sent there at
present
The Governor of Maryland has called an ex-
ira session of the Legislature but it is believed
that quorum cannot be got together.
1t is currently reported that ex- President Bu-
chanan has disposed of his farm and fed to
Canada, in consequence of threatening remarks
from Ohio troops, who 1000 strong are quarter
ed in Lancaster. Bosh. -.
Gov. Letcher, of Va, has issued a proclama-
ton prohibiting the expectation of flour to
Northern cities.
A man was hung in North Carolina and an
other imprisoned for Union sentiments.
The Philadelphia City Council has raised the
War appropriation from so to $250,000.
Government has seized $4,000 barrels Of
-four at Georgetown and is supplying poor
people with it at 81 per bbl, while the
market price is $l5.
An attack on Fort McHenry is threaten
ed before tomorrow, Saturday, night; to
which it is replied that il it be done, Balti-
mere will be shelled.
The condition of things at Baltimore is
reported as most wretched. Loyal citizens
are subjected to the worst species of outrage,
and are momentarily in danger of violence,
while many are driven from their homes
and property for safety.
The repairs on the railroad between Phil
adelphia and Washington are being made
with all possible dispatch, and when com
pleted will be placed in charge of power
ful force of armed guards and be kept open
for the transportation of mails and passen-
gers only. The telegraph line will also be
protected.
AVirginia paper states that there are 10, :
600 troops at Richmond, 1000 at Harpers
Ferry and 5000 at Norfolk.
Senator johnson of Tenn, was mobbed
at Lynchburgh Va, on Sunday last.
The secession organ at Washington has
been suppressed by the people of the city.
A letter from business firm in Phia-
delphia states that 25o,O00 Enfield Rifles,
have arrived from England, and 25O,OOO
more are on the way. This is most grateful
news, and we hopo it will be confirmed.