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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

CHARLESTON, April l3.-The cauonhfifng
ls going on fercely from all poiuts--frorn
tue vessels of war outside aud all along
tue coast: Fort Sumter is now on IRE. -
CHARLESToE l3-lO:sO o'clock.--As n.
tervals of 20 minutes the firing WAS kept
up all night, on Fort Sumter. Major An
derson censed 10 Gre at O'Clock In tbe
evening. All night he was engaged IN re-
pairing damages done to the fort and pro.
Lecting guns In barbette in the narspet =
He commenced TO return thetire this morn
ing at O'Clock, bat seems to be greatly
disabled. The battery on Oammin0is
Point does Fort Sumter great dSmage:
Al o'clock this morning dense smoke
poured out from the walls of Fort Sum
ter; Tue shells from Fort NIonltrie
anu Morris Island fall into Anderson's
stronElold thick and fast, They cannot
pc seen in their course from the Charles.
ton battery. The breach made in Fort
Sumter is on the side Opposite cumminus'
Point. Two of its port holes arc knocked
into one, aRrl tho Malf fFom the TOD IA
crumbling.
Three vessels, one large sized steamer.
are over the bar, aud seem to be preparing
20 participate in the conflict. The ere Of
Morris Island and iFost MOuItrfe is divided
between Fort Sumter and the ships Of war.
i 20 ships OF w"F have not, us YET, opened
LATER.
AN EXPLOSION AT FpRT SUMrER.-An
explosion has occurred at Fort Sumter
A dense volume of smoke was seen sud-
denly to rise. Major Anderson has ceased
to bro for RbOuth nm hour 1t is thought
that the officers quarters in Fort Sumter
are on fire.
I O. F.-.. F.. 81
CHARLEsroN, April 10, a. M.-The bat
teries Of SnlliVan's Island Rad G6mi6iHRs
Point and Steveif Il 4 ARE ponffhR
sllnt -apti 81 ~ 4ssa5S et ~. 5aftiersos
does not tstlirn The fite Sumter. Is stIif
= y Ee l15l been M esplo-
Two OF Maj. Anderson'S magazines have
exploded. 1t is thought they were onIy
smaller magazines. Only occasional shots
are now dred at him from Fort Moultrie.
The Morris Island battery is doing. heavy
wo1k The greatest excitement prevails
In the city. The wharves. steeples, house
tops, and everT5 available place, is packed
with people. The outside vessels are too
late to pass the baI.
GHARLEsTOS, April l3th.-noon.-T The
ships in the ofing appear qhietlyat anchor
and have not fired gun. The entire roof
on Anderson's barracks is in sheet of
flame. Shells from Cummings poiht and
Fort Moultrie are bursting over Fort Sum
tire in quick success ion. The Federal fiap
still WIVES over the fort. Mni. Anderson
Is only occupied in putting out the ere.
Every shot appears TO tell, and the sperta-
tors are Anxiously expecting the striking of
a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15
The VlrFlnla co,nn,i..1o.....

:. MAsalSoToS, April ls.-The Commi..
sloners from Virginia hal D 'eassa, ia-
5 Ss,E With the President his mor,,inc
p D ne result was simply a statement Ly Inc
resident that he will act aecordinz{o The
prSl Programme-hvld the publi,.
properly, and defend it, waginx mo war
aS !a.i tne seeding States; qua main.
sa,InS the defensive. The Presidents
' 'sRtS was given in writing. Il wilbe re,
hither under instructions Ia r,,s,.,., -, ~
a a. tue President TO communicates IN ~,
convention the policy 10 6c pursued In r.
gard to Tue Confederate Sts,tes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15
BUSINESS Noa,IoRs

:, FRvER AND AsUE-A CASE OF E1epr
MONTHS u STASDiSs CuRED BY B9RuAyE's
d BrrFERs Michael Kelly, No. III
seventh near Grant street, says;
on a cotton boat plying Between Nntcbs1
and New Orleans, / was taken with Fever
aud Ague. For eight lougmonths suffer.
ed with this dreadful disease, The greater
part of this time was unable to work,
ana spent at least flty dollars for different
Three weeks ago, one ofsmy friends insist.
ed upon my trying Bayhape,s holland BIZ.
terS' saying that a cure ivas guaranteed
AFTER taking IL for one week, i must state
was sound man. have been ut work
now tps Two weeks and have had no return
OF the Cllills and Fever whatever"
certify that the above statement is true.
TqoXAs ADAMs.
Diamond House, or at R. Chester's
lAii' apl-lm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

BOA tor of young fellows went about
~ -'Iy on Saturday night, with a drum
ana ME which they continued to exercise
H''h considerable vigor. As everybody
were thinking of the war news, this mar
llal demonstration had a peculiar effect
upon the public mind, and many were the
enquiries prOpOuuded as to what 1t meant.
II meant simply that crowd OF young fell
lows Ia favor of the Union, were proud to
ssQaaint people With the fact,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

Ray- GREATDRAwBAcK to personemiqrn.
Ing to the extreme south mud western
country ~ the fear they have of the Fsypr
and Ague-the most direTul tail diseases.
nv. Isefy suay we hear Of persons attacked by
time, without any means Of atfording re-.
liet.- In view of the great demand for
remedy DIR. Hostetter has presented his
celebrated Stomach Bitters, whose cunt
tive powers for all diseases of the stomach
u'I ne been universally acknowledge.
The Bitters, prepared after long experi-
ence and deep study, bave received Tie
encomiums OF the most eminent physicians.
as well as all classes from every part of
our country. To those who doSbt their
many virtues, all we can say is 10 try them.
and Judge for themselves respectively
everywhere.
s-ses advertisement in another coll
umn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

=, BALTIMORE, l3th-The intelligence from
iNl'aflestOn has produced great txritt,n,,nf
ana the anxiety to obtain further news IA
Intense. .I man made his appearance in
Tue streets with u large secession Co.kn,I,,
~ MS hat. He was pursued by a mob and
was only protected from rieIencs bv ,bs
interference OF the police .l-s-s.s'
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rJr Mas. MCMAHON AeAIS.-Mrs. Lucy
Ann Mcmahon. the New York lady who
some years ago made her appearance as
an seton on the Wheeling stage, and sub
seqaeutly acquired much notoriety in the
theatrical world by her petulent attempts
to convince the inrreduloas public of her
sa'PassinG htstriopic abilities, recovered
s!oo:with interest, last week, rom John
Bates, manager of the EatiOnal Theatre.
Cincinnati, for breach of contract. TIL,
defence set up was, that Mrs. Mcmahon
was not competent actress, and that the
manager was inhaled by newspaper ori.i-
cisms sent to him by the actress : an asser-
ton which tue latter denied. In SUPPORT
of the mRnagCr's theory, q Faaiabs.2aG the.
atrieat,perfOrmers were called, and general
ly testified that she was the worst star thew
eversaw. The plaintifrebutted this tlispsr
ngement of her professional excellence by
the dispositions ola number ofNew York
lawyers, merchants, aud dramatic amateurs.
who spoke in high terms of her acting
One of the witnesses in the case, Mr..
shiFe', testified that the lady could make
asplendid stump speech. and that of itself
should attract full houses.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15
From nTontEomsrr

MoNTGoMERY, Ala, Al ril l3.-Prestdent
Davis and the Secretary of War were Ser
enade'i last night. Tac latter made n
speech, and said that the Confcllerate ang
would soon he waving over Fort SumteS
ana a, me Federal CnPitoI At Washington. If
their lndenendenre was not acknowIedRed.
and hosttliiies should continue.
rue only dispatch received last night
from Brhuregarl, in relation to tile attack
on Sumter, is believed to have been favor
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

sSpTnE WAE SEws-ExcITENEST IL
The CrTx.-There was great excitement
in the city on Saturday and yesterday, in
consequence of the reception of the news
ofthe attsck on Fort Sumter by the South
Carolina secessiouists. Nothing else WAS
talked of in the stores and shops, and prl-
vats dwellings and upon the streets
Eager people crowded about the Lntslsi-
gateer office, and it would have taken an
eight cylinder Hoe press to have supplied
the demand for extras. As everybody
talked we had the pleasure of observing
the development of strong and healthy
Union feeling. The news aroused the pub
lie pnlse, which beat Enthusiastically and
almost unanimously in favor of the sue
cess of the gallant Major Anderson aud
the FEDERAL forces sent to bis relief. Those
who we're before passive aud apparently
indifferent, spoke out emPhstically in faror
os maintaining the government in its in
tegrity aud in commentator of its efforts
to suceOr brave and starving garrisou.-
The news which we publish this moruing
is altogether from secession sources, d Is
eOntraiieting in many important respects
and therefore unreliable, but it will, never
thsIsss, be devoured with interest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

honey comb MAJ. n. - !. Q :
InIp:as 'rS sop Is d preach as
Mu,ltrie IL us s.9e 9Ppnsite Fort
rs is tiist oSnosits ,. s,;s sA!enslVely
Fort NonItE is' is h',is Leatseg onttsFy;
n,,i ~. s'.sl.l Is oa1iy damaged. The
ii.tn - Ne ,s, , " tses 'lre' badly
Island ~, SitS, ~ s.s saae houses on the
insiarrs. az 49,. slot anu IN many
are ttEn ,i,s T Tnols secs o. the houses
INIT Snt s1S a s pse "a Fort SHUTTER was
Dr. ~. , sSt H9rinS the day.
l. sfi,.iti. a AuaeEsons Surgeon,
itiyEiy S:,srt.5-,tI.., ~ tne ace. Is pos
lrJons are ioi6r.5 s' NJ; ae ~ Tue Caroiius
Ills oIi;ssrs - 80. s4uSFson ana oil
ter. 49,. '--Sl uFe sun NJ Fort SUM
TThe above q. f.o,,, ,,,.5s......
soeiated pes syio s.s aE sIi o. me AS
Saturday and ,n,av ,b bs,es1Su Saslest9n on
rsliabIe'1 ''tF' S'g'e' oe SoasiueFed
I,oiI F.,,,., 80.
outside has commppics ms SS Ssi,h on the
Simmons in ,o,1r1s,,i ~. Sl1n 1ehersl
Ii5rris 1fsis,1 S,1.II-.4',. ~ tue FORCES on
oftha ara, ''L ~, request that one
porf for tbs iT,,,...... 70 70 eater the
and his ,I Est pSse oa eaSlng Anderson
bhs LesS 49, ~. nv AN arrangement
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

BosToS, April is.-Aa intense excite
meut was created in this city, this after
noon, by the receipt OF the iChatleston tel
egraphs. The announcement of tho sur.
render of Sumter. is not believed by MANY.
otheFs pronounce it hoax. A more de-
Tailed account Of this blooiless battle and
surrender, are auxiOusly nEnitcd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

RfouMoSU. Va, April ls-Il was OMEN
y stated in definite in the Convention, to-
day, that after the victory at Charleston.
the Southern army would ma; CHI through
Virginia to the North, anI Thousands
wonld join them. 'S'''.09
There is great rejoicing here over the.
news neMS- hundred guns were fred, and
tne confederate dag is displayed at many
The Governor was serenaded This e..
ning. lie made a non-committsi sneecb
party assembled to the roof OF the can.
itol aud hoisted Southern banner. hui Il
was removed by the Guards.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

E4rTHE RlvER,-The river was rising
yesterday, with fourteen feet w,tter in The
channel. The steamer Iowa is lying at
the landing. She will remain here ill
she gets a load. We have nothing of i'm
portance 10 note.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

NEW YORK, April ls.--rhe 6ovaenme.t
mas chartered the steamers Philadelnhi,
Hnd Erricson. The former is rapidiy fiIl.
ing with provisions, army STOKES aud NH.
unions OF war. The latter viii b. i. III i,
reserve for any emergency.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

- ExTnAs ISrELLleExcEss-Me have
printed "a large number OF extra copies
this morning, containing the latest news
from the seat Of war, which nre for sale at
the counting room.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

BosToS, April I5.-Tbe war news pro-
duces intense excitement here and through
out tue State. The general sentiment il
In"E Tue government is right aud must te
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

!S-Pol'es BuslxEss was dull on Sat-
Tsaay. We didn't hear of a single case.
There were .uopceidsnts, ranAways or ast.
,u'ng Of that sOr. aud consequently We
nave nothing to say. Anything that We
s'S1a say would be tame, Of course, under
=, 1ay Circumstances, but ia connection With
~ Nae Jews Il would be infinitely aud
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

ALExANbRtA, Va, April I4-A meeting
was held last nigh. 10 form Il home guard,
a resolution declaring their Intention to
resist northern aggression, was adopted
ny me meeting. Several speakers ndvo-
ealea secession, while others favored n
convention to unit, tie l,orier States.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

NEw oRLEASs, April ls.-There was n
grind muster of the city volunteer COM
Panles' this morning Preparations are
maElng TO, defend tile Mississippi river, in
the best possible manner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

EoRFoLE. April ls.--It is reported hers
that "a large guard ship was wrecked dnrs
ing the late storm, ziil the North CoroI;n.
SQast SeEenteen likes iire said 10 nav,
soesulos
~ 4ohI5' Atfif t5:ss19la sreatrer New
4ork has sailed With III passengers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

n AosT1doNERT, Ala, April. Is.ZGenerai
Seg ., telegtAphsd to the Secretary
o. Sl .Mar et q late hour. last night that
nsavy hiring had been going on an daY.
5 anu t9et ioar gems Of Fort Sumter had
s ossn ulsulounted5 he cOhEedefate bat
were hurt. -Four steamers vera in ,,s-
.othng, with rough sea.
Nothing EasEreeaiE ned from Charleston
iais morning by the War Department.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

BALTihoRE l4th-Tha deep union feel
ing Of this city has been displayed unmfs-#
takably since Friday. Men with cockadss
ana Secession embleus have been ehas,.d
by crowds and obliged to seek protectiori
OF the police. The bark Fanny Te6sbaw
noisset a Secession Gag today but tie
crowd compelled boy on the vessel to take
!! u soWn.s The captain afterwards "a. hois.
ven " ana It required detachment of 30
indignation Of the people Is intense. An
me other vessels ia port have hoisted ths
American flag. The captain OF the bsTE
is y Union man but hoisled the dag under
!ostFnEtlons from the owners, Messrs. Cur.
~, Of Richmond, - Sut-
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The War Vessels preparing 20 omen
Fire. ftliTi
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PHILADELpnrA, April l4.-The reported
project to seize Fort Delaware causes much
excitement. tits now communicated Cant.
Porter, Of Virginin, who, it is re1orteS'
designs resigning if Virginia sectdes.I
Fort Mittiin, the only ono 10 Pennsylvania,
is a dilipidated affair, now in chnrgc of q
svrgcnnt and one man. The naval mago-
zinc adjoining SLifiin is in charge of Mr.
H1nker, veteran of sixty years service.
The surrender of Sumter was received
WIN VIZ a!most universal Disbelief but being
nov. eonhrmedi the excitement Is most i'm.
tense HoluntserF, are making prepara-
tons g 5e teadE To- fespold ilsta6tiy q
'AiS =, NJ be ioVttIOeif FesttiSit.
Two peT5tegtmen ssnre forming IA ..,S !.
slst ota tholsand each, to ssrt5 y men
portion otSState appropriation vim be re-
CURED; Our Volunteers never have been
properly supplied with arms, aud fre0ucnt-
new companies have To borrow guns to
parade with from others better snpDlie,i-
Mayor Henry offers his services rs Colonel
Government
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

nsg- Mas KILLED IN a Coal BASK--
On Friday evening, man named James
Rorkett. who was employed in StarsLall's
coal bank, on the river, about two miles
above the city, was found dead not far
from where be had been engaged III dig
zinc, heavy body of sonP stone having
fallen upon him and crushed him beneath
il, weight. 1t could not be aseertained at
what hour the accident Occurred. A coal
car was standing near the deceased, aud
from the position in which he was lying,
!, !. supposed that he saw the mass of dirt
moving, but was prevented from making
hi, escape by the car. The unfortunate
man not eOmiag home as usual to supper,
his absence created alarm, and his fellow
workmsn went in search Of him. aud found
him as above stated. The deceased leaves
. wife and Eve little girls. Hewns about
,bfrty.fye years of age. We believe that
Coroner Day held ii coroner's inquest, and
retained verdict according to the above.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

H8NsArURDAr there werp clouds aud
sunshine alternately. It was u realization
OF S1akspeare's
IassFtain Glory Of an Aprii aay. '-
s .l1eh now shOWS all the boSutfSI Of the -nr
y ana ~ aieio0d takes Al away
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

MACARONI. YBRMICELLI, YAN.'
w kEe SAUO ~ Worcester Sauce, Tomato Catsup
Walnut CatFnp, Bordeaux OILS, Premium Mustard,
tlre Pepper, (ltain and groundl Bakers No. C90e.
olato, Cocoa ard Bruma, AEumSa Bakine PoyFderS.
tea-i IN store and fdr nliashy tg.s-.5l - z
MIA VA EDWARDa q BRO
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!. I44AsILIL.NAl y. s. April l3,-The fntelIi-
genee g! Of the bo'nbardment Of For, Sumter
reached this city this forenoon. TheLeri
! = 5n. a'nids. intense emotion, passed the
toilowing resolution 10y a unanimous vote
nesot"ed, That this House has heard
WIN the deepest sorrow and regret Of the
rnd.neighbors in the United States s.' Tho,
thisy House, without expressing Mn onini"n
upon the points in c0ntroScrsr between
tue contending parties, sincerely Iaraents
that those who speak their language and
share'their civilization, should be s6etl,Iin,,
each Others blood, and desire 10 offer u5
t u ier'ent prayers TO the Father Of the
y inverse for the restoration oEpeRIe,,
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1ailr gutelIigentet

:. Largest Circulation OF any Paper IN
Western Virginia. ~
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EarAr a meeting OF the members of
,as Grand Lodge OF the j. o. o. F. of
,Fslgl1' called for special purpose,
'a's following resolutions were offered and
unanimously adopted:
~. 3S g That in the entertainment Of
MI NJ Srand Body BY the Proprietors Of the
, aSLare House. We desire to express our
unqualified appreciation aud satisfaction.
Ns,elvea, That the thanks OF the repre-
~, ts.'a'.Ses be and are hereby rendered for
h. saS., That the foregoing resolutions
'' puol'sesd In the papers of the city. $
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LATEST

:. GaARGEsTnN. April ID The ederaI fis1
Vas Sgain hoisted Al Fort Sumter. when
toorchef Miles, under cover Of \ flag Of
truce, went over 70 the fort. 10 a few
moments i' ,, atter bis arrival there the Reder-
a. flag was hauled down BIZ Andersen o;,,3
awhile one unfnrled. S 3 - - -. :
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Of Fort Sunpterl

The stars ana strlpos hauled aoyva !
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= SAyASNAH, Ga, April 13.-Ths lights at
Tyler and IN iAe barbeF hare been discoa-
nuped for the prasent-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

PRoyInEScE, R. J., Aptf Il. Governor
SPrague has rendered 10 the Government
thesserviees OF the Marine, Artillery. and
1000 lntantEy, aud Oilers 70 6Se6npsnf
mshimselE - ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-15

BosTON, April ls.-The Adjutaat ae6er.
ms ounce was crowded this iDreuoou with
omSeis OF the State military, Ienderin,
tnelr commands TO the Government. An
extreme war feeling has been aroused.
afternoon. '9u 'u'S
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.LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS,

gST RRCEIyED,l LANDRETII,s NEW CROP
y GaFden seedS. which We WIN sell a. the ErowerSS
lowest rates. and warrant them fFesh aud EoRnine
HeIHithstandlnEa All stntementa 10 the contrary =
uerlenerA PrefeTring to have their bills direct
rom Landreths can % aesommodated by leaving
sneir crters with rs, Our frend1 may <ely ON u -
hsretoIoFe for treah aud genuine article
lanSO SMITH GORRELLS
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copARTlIIRlRa.n

II 20 c0oPBR 1 lIYSI. 4. sEYsysy,S,isv u,vp
"a ~ eay i2Elpseya eoPaEtl pFRuf JIifl con.
le ~ y .siao1s bHSueas a. the Old ltahd Of
SSt-Ss = 81 under the drIn haEae o. Cooper 4
- 4 = VIII b. our object 10 maiu.ain The
49, thu houA7 has 70 lOag PpStsIned.
CjOPER 4 sENEkNRY.
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Reported Rxplosionin Fort sumpter
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: tFF0n our Extra q saturday Aflglao9ls,a.I
FROM CHARLESTON.
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@vASrrY FAIs % Oh tl,is.

t., ArsOPos OF rae Ham TmRs.-An old
,!lsnd with new face Whateytf l.. IS Il
9Pa'.
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GREAT OUTBURSTe OF UNIoH
] iiREELING IN lRAI.TInInnE.
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NEW foRK, April l4.-The bill appro-
printing S5oo,ooo for the arniug and
equipment of the Stats Militia, passed the
Legislature finally yesterday.
AdVices from Albany stats that Coz.
ernor: Morgan will tomorrow issue a call
Tor 10000 men, for tile assistance of the
Governments. 90 ilz.toss - q
A private letter from Governor Curtin
states that PennsSlvanit eau furnish 1907
wv ana nave them in Washington in for.
ty eight hours, if required. -
David Dudley Field has gone to Wash
lngton, on an Invitation, for the purpoSe
of consultation with the Administrator
Information has been received that the
gh"rlestUn correspondent of the New York
rance, who signs himself Jasper, has been
arrested us SPY in Charleston. He WAS
Soanned for lime, and then ordered out
OF the State. He is on his way North.
There is considerable excitement here i'm
reference to the war movements. Crowds
arc assembled atalls public places. The
newspaper offices are Oesieged by crowds,
eager Tor the extras which have been is
sueu during tho day. Various sentiments
ut Charleston. -,
The report that Gov Morgan will call
upon the State troons, meets with oraof
satisfaction amoug the majority of the
community, while it is Condemned by
many. y
at the Government military and naval
dePots. there is much activity. The pre-
PAratlons for placingAll the available Gov
ernment force on war footing, are going
on with great despatch.
The Seventh and Ninth Regiments have
volunteered for the defence of Washing
ton, but have not yet started. The Twelfth
hsg'mF niH't will hold meeting Tomorrow.
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