Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-22

nv. where Doctors warrlng, Butler and corps Of
sistans quickly made arrangements for their reception
The RAILRoADs-Wc are informed that in response TO
suggestions from Governor Hicks and Mayor Brown, the
Presidents Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and Of
the Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Rairoad
have sguied their purpose TO transport no more troops
over their respective roads, The subject before the
Board of Directors OF the Northern Central Railway last
evening and the Baltimore members voted unit the
same resolution.
We also learn that the government at Washington
have resolved command the Northern Central Railroad
and Washington branch of the Baltimore and Ohio as
military road and that will assume possession OF them
for the transportation of troops We do not know by
virtue of what authority thia be done, but If it is
legal process It must include the control OF portion CT
the highways of our city for the same cnd-Sun.
MARYLAND is with profound regret that We record
this morning the of bloodshed which took place
in city yesterdayreget that the occasion exists to
provoke such collisions regret that the collision suf
ered 10 take place. and regret that the sentiment OF
citizens which has been long represed should have been
elected in such manner. There is doubt that the
people OF Maryland have cherished almost naenabe
love for the Union and have hoped against hope,
that the Union would survive the terrible ordeal to
which II has been exposed since the administration OF
Mr.. Lincoln inaugurated But gradually hope has
failed and at length the conviction has taken hold OF the
public mind that there has been sincere purpose any
longer to respect the rights of the Southern States,
they designed TO be secured by the constitution
The conviction has been most unwelcome one, and it
has at length been publicly exhibited in violent resist
ance the transportation of troops through the city
Aud the result of the unequal conflict in which the blood
of our citizens has been shed and their lives sacrificed
has had the effect oberate almost every shade of diff
ference amongst u.s. and to unite people, zeal
ousy devoted the honor the interests and the welfare
| Of our Statc.-S,m.
A RESPONSE IN MARYLAND.
frederick, Mp, April l9.-The Geographic news from
Baltimore to-day of the unarmed conflict of your citizens
with armed Northern troops passing through to the
quest of the South created great furore in Frederick
The "Union'. gun is silenced here.
LATER.
The excitement in this city is immense. vast change
in the sentiments Of the people has taken place. and
tonight by citizens they DO not intend TO be caught
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| SECESSION FEELING AT annapolis.
Annapolis April l9.-There is great excitement here
to-day. The people running to and fro to ascertain
the particulars of the dongs at Baltimore.
The hitherto Union men now crying out for inn
mediate secession. Many proposing TO volunteer for
the South. Cheers given for Governor Hicks for
sending dispatches to President Lincoln to notify him
that more northern troops will be allowed to pass
| through the State
The news of the shooting down Of Mar, landers in
Baltimore to-day by the Massachusetts volunteers has
produ ed the greatest excitement amongal classes The
hotels besieged with persons eager to learn the latest
news, and many the excited expressions uttered.
The heretofore Union are for secession-mme-
date secession and revenge The old seceders are
cheering for Gov. Hicks for sending his dispatch Lin.
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