Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-07

Every important move on either side, at sea
and on land, will be found under its proper
date.
1860.
Dec. 20.-Seoession of South Carolina.
Dec. 24.-Withdrawal of the South Carolina
delegation from Congress.
Dec, 26.-Evacuaton of Fort Moultrie by
Major Anderson.
Dec. 27.-The Palmetto flag raised in
Charleston-Forts Pinckney and Moul-
trie occupied by State troops.
Dee. 29.-Mr Floyd tenders his resignation
as Secretary Of Wsr-President Bu-
chnnan sccepts it.
Dec. G0.-Arsenals in South Carolina
seized by State troops.
1861.
Jan. Port Pulaski, at Savannah, taken
by order of the Governor of Georgia.
Jan. 3.--The President, having sent back
the last communication Of the South
Carolina Commissioners unopened,
they return to Charleston.
Jda. 4.-National Fast-The United States
arsenal at Mobile taken by the local
troops.
Jun. 5-South Carolina Convention ad-
journed-The Stor Of the West leaves
New York with reinforcements for Fort
Sumter.
Jan. S,-Resignation of Secretary Thomp-
son-North Carolina Forts seized by
the State Government.
Jan. 9.-The Star of tie West, endeavoring
to enter Charleston harbor, was fired
upon from Morris Island and Fort
Moultrie, and compelled to return
the President sends special message
to Congress.
Jan. 1O.-Arsenals and forts of Louisiana
seized by the State Government-Se-
cession Of Mississippi-Secession of
Florida.
Jan. 1l.-Secession of Alabama-Resigna-
ton of Secretary Thomas-AppOint-
ment Of General Dix as Secretary of
the Treasury.
Jan. 13.-PensacOla Navy-yard seized by
Secessionists.
Jan. 19.-Secession of Georgia.
jan. 2l.-Withdrawal of the Alabama, Mis-
sissippi and Florida Delegations from
Washington.
Jan. 25.--Ex Secretary Floyd presented by
the Grand Jury for malfeasance in of
ice-Secession of louisiana.
Jan. 28.-Withdrawal Of the Georgia Dele
cation from Congress.
Feb. 1.-Secession of Texas.
Feb. 4.-Assemblng of the Peace Conven-
tion at ashington-0rganizatio of
the Southern Confederacy at Mont
gomery.
FEB. 5.-Withdrawal Of the louisiana Dele
cation from Congress.
FEB. 8.-The Montgomery Convention adopt
the Constitution Of the United States
for the Provisional Government of the
Confederate States of America"
Feb. 9-Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi,
elected President and A. II. Stephens,
of Georgia, Vice-President of the South
ern Confederacy, by q unanimous
vote-Arkansas arsenals seized by the
State Government.
Feb. 18.-Inauguration of the President of
the Confederate States at Montgom-
ery--Defeat of Secession in Missouri.
Feb. 2l.--The President elect in Phila-
delphia--He learns of plot to take
his life.
Feb. 23-The President elect passes through
Baltimore secretly, and arrives in
Washington.
Feb. 25.-lnfOrmation received Of the trea-
son of General Twiggs, in Texas.
March 4-InauguratiOn of President Lin
March 20.-Secession of Arkansas.
March 21.-A vessel with supplies for the
United States feet seized by rebels off
Pensacola.
april 5.-Preparations of Beauregard to
lombard Sumter.
April ll.-Demand made by Beauregard for
the unconditional surrender of Fort
Sumter.
April Charleston batteries open on
Sumter
april 13.-Surrender of Sumter.
april 5-The President Issues his Procla-
nation for $4,000 volunteers.
april 16.-The Confederate Government
call for $4,000 more troops. Fort Pick
ems reinforced by Colonel Browns
command
april l9.-The Massachusetts Sixth Regi-
ment attacked in Baltimore by mob
and several of its members killed
The Seventh New York Regiment leave
for Washington.
April 20.-Immense Union demonstration
in New YOrk-Burning of the GospOrt
Navy Yard.
april 25.-Virginia joins the Confederate
Nay 3.-President issues a proclamation
calling for more troops to serve three
years, and directing the increase of
the Regular army and the enlistment
of additional seamen.
May 13.-Resumption of the interrupted
. communication with Washington Via
Baltimore-Baltimore occupied by Fed
eTal troops-Anti-Secess Convention
in Western Virginia. sr..
May 17.-Union triumph in Kentucky.
May 2l.-Seizure Of kilograms by the Gov
ernment.
May 22.-The seat of the rebel Government
transferred to Richmond.
Nay 24.-Advance of the Union Army into
Virginia. Assassination of Colonel
Ellsworth.
May 27.-Occupation of Newport News by
General Butler.
June 2.-Union victory at Phillippa, West
ern Virginia.
June 3-Beauregard arrives at Manassas
Junction and takes command of the
Confederate army. tssas d. O.
June 10.-Affair at Big Bethel.
June 1l.-Skirmish at Romney, Western
Virginia. ,'e1a' 'e
June l3.-EvacuatiOn of Harper's Ferry by
the rebels. ....-'...'
June 17.-Successful engagement with the
rebels at Bonneville Missouri,
July ARREST Of the Baltimore Board Of
Police Commissioners.
July 4.-Meeting of Congress.
july 11.-Defeat of Pegram by Mcclellan,
at Rich Mountain, Va. Surrender of