The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-05-02
n T. w S
Compiled from the 7elegruphic Columns OF
the Daily Popers
T n E w A r!
AN ATTACK ON WASHINGTON EXPECTED!
Beureguard advises Lincoln to Re-
move the Women and Children.
The Railroads in the Hands Of the
Government!
WHERE OUR ARMS ARE COMING
FROM!
T n e w a r !!
BEAREGARD AT RICHMOND.

PHILADELPHIA, April "a.
Beauregard was in Richmond yester-
day. He sent note to Lincoln rec
ommending the removal of women and
children from Washington before Satur-
day.
Com missary Department now fully
repared-issue $4,000 cooked ralions
daily.
NEW YORK, April 25.
The Associated Press have reliable
Information. just received, that the New
York 9th, 7th, 12th and list regiments,
have safely arrived at Washington, and
are now quartered at the Navy Yard in
that city.
Gen. Wool has received information
that two privateer steamers were fitted
out at Norfolk before Virginia seeded
One has singled rified gun, and the
other four large guns.
Col. May has rendered his services to
Gov. Morgan.
Col. Stevens, millionaire of New
Jersey, has sign;fed his intention to e.
quip regiment for service.
Leslie Coombs has telegraphed from
Frankfort, KY, saying that Crittenden
is absent, and asking if we can get arms
and money for self defense in the Un~
nion. Gen. Wool sent the dispatch to
the Preside mt. .....
t is stated that 10000 stand of arms
were captured by the secessionists, in
taking the Fayetteville IN. c. Arse
nal
The Adjutant General of North Car
olina calls for 10000 troops.
The gun boat Pocahontas arrived at
Washington on Monday night: with l2o
marines and $50 soldiers.
Among recent designations are:-
Commander McBlair, of the Navy; Lieu
tenants Bennett and Winder, OF the Ma
tional Observatory; Lieu:enants Brook,
Powell, Lewis and Simmons, of the Ma
w; and Col. johnson, Quarter Master Of
the army.
The Empire city arriued to-day from
Texas, bringing SIG Infantry and 277
Cavalry, under command of Major Shep-
ard.
The gun boat Mohawk was at Havana
for supplies. and was to sail in day or
two for Texas.
New YORK, April 26.
A gentleman from Washington via
Relay House and Wheeling reports that
the secessionists have planted battery
of four guns at Harper's Ferry, COM
manding the bridge. Trains are stopped
and examined, and the road for a mile
was lined with soldiers.
AT Wheeling strong Union feeling
prevailed and $500 men were under
arms.
PHILADELPHIA, April rs.
The schooner Lucas was fred into in
Chesapeake Bay by two schooners with
had no colors, but escaped.
A gentleman who passed through
Wilmington, North Carolina, Saturday,
learned from the Railroad Conductor
that arrangements were being made to
convey troops from Charleston to Rich
mond. Two thousand were then on tie
way.
NEW YORK, April 25.
Capt. Andrew Talcott, of the United
States Typographical Engineers, a native
Of Connecticut, has gone to Richmond
to superintend the manufacture of arms
to be used by the Government.
The Union Committe have purchased
sixteen rifled cannon of West Point for
the use of our volunteers.
Engraved plates for bonds and bank
notes fer the Confederate States were
seized in two bank note engraving estab-
Iishments in Wall street to-day.
The Cunard steamship Kedar has
been chartered by the Government; also
the steamer Champion.
A correspondent of the Commercial
Advertiser arrived from Charleston Sat
urday.
Gen. Beauregard had not then started,
but rumor said $500 troops would
leave that night to march on the Capt.
tai.
Citizens of Wilmington, N. c., had
seized the steamer Georgia.
The Baltic, Columbia, Harriet Lane
and Cuyler, were seen in the Chesa-
peake. p
1t is stated that the sloop Sunshine