Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-05-17

The virginians are indignant at Gov.
1stcber's proclamation, prohibiting the
export of provisions.
H,nRrsBURGH, Pa, May IA. An in
,ol,iceut Western Virginian, bearer of
despatches to Washington, says Western
Virginia will form separate State be-
rond question. 1t will include 40 coun-
ties Two thousand Western Virginia
,roops have been drawn into the service of
tbe United States. Two Ohio Regiments
we're ready to cross the river at a mo-
ment's notice, to defend Wheeling.
BAnuMoRE, May IA. Gen. Butler has
issued proclamation to the people of
Baltimore, warning rebels and encourag-
ing all loyal citizens, requesting cooper
alton to preserve peace and quiet. During
the afternoon Gen. Butler made final de-
mand on the city authorities for the de-
liverance of quantity of arms stored in
the ware house Of John Gething. Marshal
Kane refused to deliver up the arms any
how. The officer procured an order from
the Mayor. Finally, after some alterca-
ton, an order was produced, and the arms
brought out making Is wagon loads.
Almost one-third of the arms were car
bines, and the rest flint-lock muskets A
large quantity of pixies were also seized.
A guard of Federal troops was placed over
the arms, and they were escorted by the
police to the Fort.
New YORK, May II.
There are about 5000 troops at Har
pers Ferry, half of whom are without
arms. The Union-feeling in Western Vir
ginia is daily growing stronger.
AS the steamer Northern Light was
leaving the pier this afternoon, she carried
away part of it, throwing a number O.
persons into the water. All were rescued
except boy named John Daily. Abou
seven persons had arms and legs broken
The Vermont Regiment sailed this af
ternoon for Annapolis.
WASHINGTON, May II.
The news of a conflict at st. Louis
causes the greatest sensation here. Tit
volunteers arc anxious to commence thu
campaign. Prominent Missourians pre-
dict that their State will be out of tn
Union within week.
Orders have been sent to Gen. Harne.
to use all possible means to prevent re
newal of the conflict, which seems immi
nent, between the State troops and the .
S. Soldiers.
The Rebels are encamped immediatel
opposite the City, and their advance pick
cts can be plainly seen from the Capitol
1t is understood from the most compt
tent authority that simultaneous attac
is to be made upon Charleston and Pensa
cola at the earliest moment our Fleet ca
be in readiness.
The new stand taken by Maryland fo
the Union has caused the deepest NORTH
cation to the Secessionists, and it is feal
ed that the Confederate troops now i
Virginia will invade the state, as the
are concentrating within few miles
Fredericktown.
New YORK, May IL.
The steamer Great Eastern came up tn
bay this morning. 1t is confidently al
ticipated that she will be chartered fc
the conveyance OF Troops and munitlon
of war.
PERRYvILLE, May J l.
Intelligence from the South indicate
that the firing of forests and the demon
stration at Harpers Ferry, and point
Rocks are only feints to draw attentio
from Washington. 5000 Troops are j
Alexandria to-day. Baltimore is quie
ST. LOUIS, May IL.
The 800 State Troops have been relea'
ed on parole.
WASHINGTON, May Is.
Orders have been issued to Gen. Butte
to invest Baltimore, proclaim martial la
and arrest Martial Kane of that city an
Winans. Winans is reported to have flee