The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-27
lMpcR1ANT FROM ANNAPOLIS.

ARRIVAL OF The lTEAMaHIP BALTIC.
AHEAroIis TO BE THE GREAT DEPOT FOR SUPPLY
rSG -Roors TO wasHTNGrOS--THE SEVENTH RE
/ oIMENr READY TO START FOR THE CAPITAL WHEN
7EEB BALTIC LEFT-TwrSTY aEN OF TaE SEVENTH
RETURNED TO NEW WORK, SOME OF THEN BE AIRING
TSToRrAHT DEsPArcHKs-THE TROOPS IN EXCEL
LENT REALTH, Erc., ETC.
The steamship Baltic, which left Annapolis on Thurs
day pg precisely al ten O'Clock, arrived here yeser
day lrserCca at isfpsst four O'clock bringing eighty
passengers The Baltic LEFT here with troops, on sunday
evening last, ard GOT Annapolis Monday evening"
far ahead n The other who went With heF aud
the others not coming M she cas-, anchor IN Chesapeake
Fay, within i've miles q the city, and next morning
found an her compaDlons around her. VIZ the Y. x.
| Cryler, Ariel, Columbia, and Harriet lane.
These steamers up 70 the city to ds3Aage their
troops the BSc transferred TO the C1atzaco-
acos and 10 took he passengers aGd OF
the Coaigacoalcos.
Annapolis had between 600 and 5000 troons in it,
and they an in excellent health and spsrits Il viii
be the grest derot os tropsnex to Washington aud this
has teen found necessary, owing to the speculatons
which rife In regard 10 the movements of General
BeaIregumd.
Tie Baltic brought home twenty soldiers OF the
Seventh regiment and six eight Of the Twelfth.
Some OF these returned owing ID health, and others
brought important dispatches TO New York. Among
the SEVENTH a soldier named Postey, who
accidentally wounded in the leg, by revolver going of.
II was understood when the Bati, sailed that the
Seventh regiment With the Sixth and Twelfth had re-
ceved marching orders prepare 10 proceed al
Washington, which they travel foot the dis
tsnce being about thirty miles. Six seven other
steamers ybesdes those which had arrived from
New YoIk were coming up the river full
OF troops, and they paced they greeted each other
With vocrous cheers for the Union and the federal 90
vernment.
Il. daily expected that sangunary battle would
soon take place and the troops we're
for a tussle with Beaureeard and his myrmidons Tho
general word went round the military quarters that Beau
regard his way with TO- 900 men ard reinforce
ments to follow him double That number yet this in
wise caunted the intrepid and gallant hearts Of the
Northern army they calculating and stating that they
would LEX hrI and give him three 10 one "
1bere was great merriment and mirth carried on in
the dierent regiments, and one feeling seemed to ami
them all which 20 fight to the death for the
| salvation Of tn constitution and the country.
The aspect OF affairs hes much changed Annapolis
during the last two or three days. and upon the arrival
Of each successive steamer with those who are to be the
actors the bloody battle field, great confidence is
spred INTO the hearts Of these who viewed with
| much despondency week ago.
TIE naries of those Of Twelfth regiment who have
returned Messrs. Vincent, Evans, Schwanmaker and
HeIama. These, when recruited viii be sent back again
TO take part n the present impending struggle, as will
| also those II the seventh
rne Baltic is being cleaned UP quickly ae possible u
be ready for sailing With troops provisions on TO-
!
known Its copjectured, however, that it will be t.
Annapolis; and it is further stated by those who ar,
conversapt with the fact that che will be kept plynl
] between here and Annapolis during the whole Of tn
dreadful campaign
IT s ba, right to state that the troops ar
4 well cared for, and that scarcity Of pro
visons war heard spoken Of. II that cve
were tie week so back, the evil complained o
las been redrcesea and is upon good authority thi
assertion IL founded. No complaints have yet bee
by any Of the army this head and 1t Ia earliest
| " hoped that such state Of things may continu
| throughout the whole war.
I. an opinion may be formed this point, 1t s er
HANGED by the pleasing reflection that In every part
neyolence of the female heart Is largely drawn out
preparing every comfort for the valiant and daring
dieT who viii only yield up his principles At the cost
his life
snrexea is = lie, Of the passengers by the Baltic
lion. senator Foofe of Vermont
yon. senator wilson, OF massachusetts
Chaplain Matthew Hale smith Twelfth reg nent, bearc
Henry Butler Of Rhode Island bearer or despatches.
| 9 VaGderlier, Jr bearer OF despatcheg.
Wn. Allen, hcayey of dispatches
CAPTAIN John 5ct;owan, Ee1rer Of despatcles
Mr. N ilccx aud family
Lieutenant snpeon and family.
frofessor smith and family.
Professor Winlcch and family.
Rev. i. H. Dass export and FAMILY.
Professor Rogers ard family,
Car,anE 3 Beusel, First company Seventh regiment.
A. a. Barnes, fnrd company.
: y. MAYER Eieh'h company
Chas. Pr.ce, Egnth company
}. K Gitteus, Je., Egh,- company.
4. Howe. Egnth company.
- y. Dnnleou3 tlkGtn company.
T. Halicft Fourth company.
IT. G. EeIy, Second company
T. Burden. sixth company
W. H. Stratton AMI A. NcNufy Seventh company.
i Ieavenworth seventh company.
" C Jacobson, II. N. fafcnid and y, vanderpOrtly,
Seventh regiment
francs Spies, C. Il. cothea and - wea,herly,
Igefth regiment
Also, Lieut. Francis C. ls'ham, con lany G; lsaacs,
company ID; EweIs company d: u. Msanaher, company
y: ncent, company HeDna, company q; James Gar
rett, company q Rhode Island regiment; Charles d.
raj ton and Lewis Lewics, bearers or dispatches.