Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-25

there that negro lnsurrectlon nad occur
red 10 Anne Rundell Co. Gen. Butler Of
fered the services of the 9th Massachusetts,
Regiment TO subdue the insurrection. Gen.
Butler was taking measures to have the
rails relaid on the Annapolis road. They
had been carefully taken up by the Rail
road company. No difficulty was appre-
hended in again opening the road to Wash
ington.
Carlo. ILL.,, April 24th.--About 1000
troops already arrived here. All quiet
Rnmor prevalent that Regiment Of Ten
uessee troops arc marching to attack this
point not credited. Feeling here very
strong for the Union.
Indianapolis, April 24th--An extra ses-
sion of the Legislature convened here at 2
o'clock, this afternoon. Old officers resign
ed, and new ones elected without regard to
party lines. Indiana recognizes no party;
she is unit for the Union. At the organ
ization of the House choir of Ladies and
gentlemen sung the Star Spangled Banner.
The House then adjourned and marched,
headed by band, to Camp Morton, to lis
ten to an address to the soldiers by Hon.
S. A. Douglas. More companies arrived to
day. A sufficient number have been offer
ed besides the quota to form ten additional
Regiments, and still they come. Indiana
can send into the field within one month
$4,000 men.
St Louis, April 24th.--Enlisting Volun-
teers has progressed rapidly for the past
two days, and there are now about $500
men IN the Arsenal grounds subject to the
orders of the Secretary of War. 1t is
thought that the entire four Regiments as
ked for by the President will be raised in
this county Notwithstanding the refusal Of
Gov. jackson to comply with the requi-
sition. A Company of Germans from ST.
Genevie county have offered their services
+. H. Blair, Jr, has been elected to and
accepted Colonecy in the lst Regiment
to-day. The report that troops have been
stationed at Carlo to obStruct commerce is
denied on the authority of Gov. Yates of
Illinois. The troops were sent there as a
mere precautionary measure. A large Un-
ion peace meeting was held at jefferson ci-
ty last night. Speeches made by Ex-Gov-
ernor Stewart and Gen. Brice. The reso-
lutions recently adopted at Louisville pass
ed unanimously. Also n resolution in
slructin delegates to the State Convention
to support and vote for the principles ex-
pressed in the same.
Columbus, O., April "a.
To all Newspapers in Ohio:
The following special order was issued i'm
medately after the passage of the bill to
regulate Telegraph Companies:
Agmant Generals Office Columbus, Ohio,
SPECIAL ORDER, NO. 81.
All Captains and other Recruiting officers
are hv act of the General Assembly Of Ohio.
this day passed, prohibited from enlisting or
accepting As volunteers in the active mill
tia Of the State, any persons known to be
telegraph operators, or other persons whose
engagements with telegraph companies are
deemed by such companies 10 be indiSpens-
allie to the efficient control and working of
their apparatus aud line of telegraph, ex-
cept by special permission Of the command
er-n-chief By orders of the Commander
in- Chief. II. B. CARRINGroN,
Adjutant General.
New York, April 24.-Dr. Sob and
Daniel Fish have been arrested for treason ;
the former for enlisting troops, and the lat
ter for furnishing arms and munitions for
the southern confederacy.
Twenty-three southern cadets have left
West Point in consequence Of refusing tn
renew the oath of allegiance N the United
States.
The ship Lalla RoOkh, Of Richmond, Me-,
lying in Lynn Haven Roads, has probably
been seized as prize to the Southern Con-
federacy. A Norfolk pilot took her thro'
and refused to take her TO sea again.
A sailor has been arrested in Elizabeth,
N. j., for attempting to get up a piratical
expedition in favor Of JEFF Davis.
Direct advices from Annapolis by letters
and travellers, to o'clock yesterday PM,
say, the 7th N. Y, and 9Th Massachusetts
regiments we're there. A large force Of Sc
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