The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-04-22
Latest Telegraphic News.
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MlDDLEBURY, April 20.

MiDDLEBuRY, April 20.
Our whole community are aroused. The la
dies are making clothes for the Union Guard
TO day, who are ready to move The students
in college have formed themselves into com
pany, and are daily drilling at the Armory.-
They are ready 10 march at d moments notice
BRANDON, April q.
There was large and enthusiastic military
meeting in this village last night. Fourteen
hundred dollars were raised for the Allen Crews
Of Brandon.
New YoRK, April Goth
The meeting in Union Square this afternoen
was tremendous characterization of the Eco
pies voice for the Union. Over 100000 were
present. Among the speakers were D. s. Dick
nson, Senator Baker, Navor Wood Richard
A. German and ii. J. Raymond.
dispatch from New Orleans says that q
Texas armed vessel, the Matagorda, is after the
California steamer. There is much excitement
as w ashlngton, and an attack on the city is
much feared.
Tho Virginian troops, $500 strong, are at
Harpers Ferry, and hourly increasing.
NEW YORK, April 90
The schooner l.. L. VETS ha. been seized
with a quantity of arns--shipped at Hartford
inr the South
Enistmcnts at Wilmington, Del, are at the
rate Of IS to 100 daily. Delaware will eend
hor tuli quota OF troops.
PHILADELPHIA, April 90
Tho government has taken possession of the
Baltimore railroad. No trains leaving hero tor
Wilmington. Union inen IN Delcware are in a
bad fix. Though population largely Union ali
the State arms are II The hands Of the secession
ISIS, transferred by he Governor who has not
respond'd 10 the requlstion OF the President.
ana will not
Tho Pac'hc mail steamship company have
7upp led their vessels with cannon. muakrts and
ammunition to insure protection of passenger,
ami treasure.
Mayor anderson ATTENDED the Union i,cetiop.
ana Was most enthusiastically chccred he zoe.
10 Washington tonight:
The government aiso has chartered the steam
crs flames Adger and .Haron. They sajl 10.
mUrtDw.
BALTIMORE, April 20.
The Mayor and Governor have notified ths
Ir.Si!en' that no more troops can Jlss through
Baltimore unless they light thrlr way. Ire
fresilvni replied that no more troous will bp
brought through Baltimore provided that thew
are allowed 10 PASS arOund tie cily without mo.
lesSaEiOh.
INV loSK. sunday, April 2I
From the y. Tunes this morning
Al The great Union meeting YESTERDAY e..
stands were erected Reliable information in
turns as that thc telegraph 10 under goyerun,sn,
suryoillAnce this Last movement being rendered
necessary ia prevent the transu i-son Of iptclli.
gence 10 Southern traitors
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