Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-04-30

cinnati. The boat is tied up there with cannon
placed on shore directly opposite her. The He
lena folks say the people Of Cincinnati can have
the boat when they take her, and not until then
PhiIadelphia, April 29-Undoubted authority
states that ex-senator Mason, Of Va, has been
arrested by order Of Gen. Patterson, and taken
to Perrysvilie. Instructions have been sent to
take him to Philadelphia.
New York, April 29.-The Board Of Under
writers are fitting out an armed steamer for the
coat guard,
1t Is stated that grocer has arrived here from
Charleston, who was impressed into the service
of the Confederate army, and escaped by con-
cealing himself on vessel. He reports that at
the bombardment Of Fort Sumter at least 1000
rebels were killed; 400 were killed in Ft Noul-
trie, 3 by AndersOns first discharge.
The following is published:
To Major Robert Aneierson, late Con1naader o.
Fort Su,nter.-SIR: am directed by the Presi-
dent TO communicate to you, and through you
to the officers and men under your command ar
Forts Moultrie and Sumter the appreciation OF
the Government Of your judiciOus and gallant
conduct and tender you and them the thanks OF
the Government.
! Presbyterian clergyman who left Eastern
Mississippi near Mobile last Monday, arrived
here to-day, coming by the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad. He reports $50 passengers
coming North, fleeing from the Gulf States, sac
rfcng through tickets to avoid coming through
Baltimore or Washington, believing both cities
under martial law. Saw troOpsa at every station
destined for the North, and heard it avOwed
their mission was to attack Washington. 1t is
reported none but Secession flags are flying at
| Frederick Nd, and the Secession Ordinance
will be submitted to the people.
All the passengers from The extreme South
say the people there universally believe that
President Lincoln has been drunk ever since
L L.
at night to escape assassination. A thousand
such extravagent statements are flying in every
direction.
| Col. Ellsworth's Fire Zouaves left this morn
| ing. They were escorted TO the Baltic by the
| Fire Department. An immense crowd witness.
ed their embarkation, Three Stand of Colors
were presented to them previous to their depar-
tue. They looked magnificent.
Indianapolis April 29th.--Indiana's quota,
six Regiments are now fully organized, four of
/ which, it is understood, viii march as soon az
armed. The arms are now arriving.
| There is in addition to the Regiments, 2, 800
men now in camp, who will be. mustered into
the service Of the State, and the number inereas-
ed to six Regiments. More than that number
have rendered their services to the Governor, and
| are ready to march in a moments notice. The
! Governor still continues to receive Offers OF
troops from all points Of the State.
A bill aPPrOPriating 100000 for arming The
State, passed both houses to-day.
I New York, April 2Sth.--A vessel arrived from
Wilmington reports the seizure Of the steamer
Wide Ben. The crew were surprised as vessels
have besn sunk in the harbOF to block up the
channel. Fort McHenTy was reinforced yestsr-
day. II is said two ships have been seizad at
RappahanDOc, Va, and the crews imprisoned
md required to take the oath Of allegiance.
/ Washington, April 99th.-The Government
has formerly decided to receive 10000 Of the
! 75O00 Volunteers called out for the term Of
three years; 25O00 Regulars for Eve years, and
an ArInOry will be established at Rock Island,
Illinois, in the place Of the one at Harpers Fer.
ry 1t is stated the Naval Academy viii be re-
moved temporarily 10 Newport, Rhode Island.
No more COnsuls or Diplomatic appointments
will be made tin every avanne to the Capital
has been opened lOr the passage Of eitissns and
troops. The Thursdays Montgomery mail says
a portion Of the crew Of the Star Of the West
imprisoned had arrived for trial
The Tnbune's special correspondent from
Philadelphia confirms the arrest Of Senator
Mason. He is on way to Philadelphia.
A private despatch from Baltimore says
secession defnnct there; UnioDists again
triumphant Reaction Overwhelming in ell
parts Of abe State.
On Wednesday, the Custom House will
: be cleared Of traitors, and new appOintees
take their places.
; Secession flags have disappeared.
Montgomery dispatches Chareston COur-
ier states privatior's commissions being pre-.
pared for issue as soon As Congress declines
war, which il will undoubtedly do. The in-
structions contain prohibition to seize COT
ton in either British or American vessels.
Perrysville, April 29.--Senator MAson