Laat telssfsjih!? 4i pstih:: priiucsi pr«
found sensation. Tbere will doubtlees oe a
etrong Uoion demonstration bora. Many
anticipate sertoue loditn troubles. They are
eolUetiog near tbe aettlemente in large num
tc#s, and oonaiaut y committing pettyjdep
redatjqnfj wbi?b may oulunoate in a general
Wat* i
jPbiladelpbia, April
2&«
A gentleman from Washington reporte
the following a* Lincoln'* reply to tbe Bal
timore oommittee, asking for peaee, coo
eluding tbo*
"Gentlemen, go home end tell your people
tbat if they do not attack ae we will not at
tack them. If they attaok ue wa will retal
iate severely. Troops muatoome to Wash
ington, and that through Maryland, and they
shall."
Gov. llioks has issued a proclamation con
vening the Legislature for to-aorrow, io eon
sequenoe of the Federal Troope at AMtapo
lte.
A
PiiuntLPiu, April 26.
The Baltimore Sun eay* on tb* amfrarttf
of private dtapatebes tbat tbe reportwligbt
at Piek*o* i* inoorrr jt. Lataat tati) attvlstt
from tfeert wire l?th.
Foar
Tbe eoack
Kiiwsr, April S6.
ot
tbe O. O. 0. Mall ptmd
here thi* a. bringing tb* following
Denver 23, cheering reports are again
oomiog from San Joan mine*. A private
letter from More eay* tbe writer bae aeen It
pound* of b*aat:fal eoale gold from tbat re
gioa, and tbat meo were making from $10
te $15 per day. Arrangemente were made
last eveaiag to *eeor* tbe overland Mail and
pony espreee, by way of tble olty.
PaaaTTiLLV, Md., April 26.
The Baltimore Sun *ay* a train started for
Washington yeeterday afternoon, wben it
reaobed Annapolis Junction, finding Federal
troop* tbere lining tb* road, they pat baek,
apprehending eeisnre.
Six thousand volunteer* are in Riohmond
ready for aervioe. A street battery ie being
erected at Yorktown and another three mile*
above riobmond.
