New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26
THE ROAD 10 WASHINGTON OPENED.
P,ut.pELPnIA, Thursday, April %, lS'

PiutApFLPuIA, Thursday, April % 1861.
Let the volunteers 90 on. Tie Prehdeh. WILL no
has not already, Immediately make arequianoh upon
the oya States for one hundred thousand more troops
pepnsylyania has supplied her quota-thirieen thou
ssud-spd has a volunteer force beside of over ten
thonsand men, who are anxious 10 take the held
saw slalUart men weeping at Harrisburg yesterday
because tbey could not lie mustered into service al
once.
Colonel, with an entire regiment applied to Gov
ernOr Curtin Yesterday TO be allowed 10 proceed a'
once TO Washington, at their own expense ana ID ''
own wav The Governor had no authority 10 90 no.
but promised 20 call upon the Colonel at the ehLss
moment he could authoIitatiyely do 20, when VIII -
after the Legislature meets If not required 10 90 90 -
the President earlier.
There is now no doubt that the Northern gateway 70
the Federal Capital is opened ard viii be KEEP ovn
Information Is received here that Gov. Hiehs ~ '0
head Of the State troops Of Maryland, assi''e' '''
Massachusetts Nsw-Yok andOther regiments, III VI en
ING the vay 10 TIE capital from Annapolis. Ihls i"'e
action of CIV Hicks resembles rats leaving ia'iins
brse and "a so viewed he.e Ii viii not ssTe Balu-
N more. -,
II pennsylvania Is determined that rowdyism IN that
x sa not obs,ruct the natural aud most direct roole
\ 10 the clra and the general feeling here Is th'o0
K erpor Hicks would have done better to remain
H in Baltimore and take Of the numerous ro"d'e'
II gated there for the Iupcse OF resSimS IA" auo
II meeting men 10 deeds Of treason and blood rather thai
TO have appeared at the eleventh hour 70 help an army
II who were powerful enough help themselves, IN spite
II Of him and bic deloysl troops.
II Eight thousand stand of arms arrived here to-day
from the Springfield Mass ATmory for Penns! 'ani'
| troops. This will greatly facilitate matters,
saw n gentleman to-day who left Charleston, B. Z.
on Thurs1sy last He says Gen. Beauregar1 wa theI
at Charleston, experimenting the repairing OF For
Sumter. with the expectation Of an immediate ATTACH
upon CharlesOn from tie North; that at that time
there was no movement Of troops toward the North
and he believes there will not be.
This gentleman says the people Of the South are aw
fulg mistaken about the existing state OF aiiais at th'
North They really believe that they have ihend
enough in the North TO join them TO give them complete
and speedy success. lie says when they hear tina
such men Us Pierce and Buchanan expressing Unl5I
sentiments and Caleb Gushing and Pierce have vol
unteered for the Union and that Gen Butler, The
Breckinrdge candidate for Governor of Massachuses
is ct the head of an army marching under the nag q
the Union against the SscessiOnists-when they hea
all these things and in addition that all parties have
| given way 70 one loyal sentiment, simultaneously eX
pressed by the whole people Of the Norh-they wal
be asounded and be brought to realizing sense OF The
terrible calamity they have brought upon Themselves
by their insane and reasonable plotting.
Senator Sherman Of Ohio, is here, en- route 10 New
York. He was yesterday appointed upon Gen. Pat
| tersOns staff.
There is a report here that Ex-Governor Banks, Of
Massachusetts, who has resigned his place az Resident
Director Of the Illinois Central Railroad, has been IN
vited by tue President 10 Washington, to become one
of his military advisers.
Another statement u.s. that the President is about 10
institute separate Board Of Military Advisers, anc
| that Gov. Banks ia 20 be one of the number.
train will leave here for Perryve, on the susque
hanna River at 81 this afternoon. From Ferrynll
: passengers 40 by boat To Annapolis and thence b,
rail TO Washington. The dstance is easily made Il
8 | eleven hours.