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The Daily Dispatch: April 2, 1861., [Electronic resource], Texas. (search)
Baltimore, March 31. --Ar'd, brig Abbott Lawrence, City Point, Va.; schr. Cerrito, Richmond.--Cl'd, schrs, Mary & Hatty, Petersburg; Wm. Severe, Richmond. Alexandria, March 30.--Ar'd, schr. Marshall, Richmond. Hampton Roads, April 1.--Ship France, from Callao, put in at Valparaiso, and arrived here in 138 days. Norfolk, April 1.--Ar'd, schr. Prince, Turk's Island. Baltimore, March 31. --Ar'd, brig Abbott Lawrence, City Point, Va.; schr. Cerrito, Richmond.--Cl'd, schrs, Mary & Hatty, Petersburg; Wm. Severe, Richmond. Alexandria, March 30.--Ar'd, schr. Marshall, Richmond. Hampton Roads, April 1.--Ship France, from Callao, put in at Valparaiso, and arrived here in 138 days. Norfolk, April 1.--Ar'd, schr. Prince, Turk's Island.
The Daily Dispatch: April 2, 1861., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
From Washington. Washington, April 1. --The Tribune's Washington special correspondent says the President reserves to himself the ultimatum decision in regard to reinforcements for Fort Sumter, about which the Cabinet were unanimous, with one exception, two weeks ago. The different views which have recently been presented, are not without leaving a favorable impression as to the feasibility of introducing men and supplies. The correspondent adds: "Several leading Naval Officers express the belief that the batteries guarding the entrance into Charleston harbor might be run by steam, without incurring more than the ordinary risk; but all agree that the enterprise should be executed at night. This view is entertained by the agent sent to make a personal inspection for the satisfaction of the Administration."
The Daily Dispatch: April 2, 1861., [Electronic resource], Evening session. (search)
Affairs at the South. Montgomery,April 1.--Active efforts are making to complete the Gap Railway hence to Pensacola, to facilitate the transportation of troops to the Gulf. It will be completed in a few days. Nothing important from Pensacola. Provisions are believed to be scarce at Fort Pickens. Confederate troops, provisions, and ammunition are flowing into the Confederate Army in great numbers and quantity. Two thousand troops are expected at Montgomery this week. The reports in circulation about reinforcements for Fort Pickens are pronounced, by reliable sources, unfounded.
The Daily Dispatch: April 2, 1861., [Electronic resource], Navigation of the Mississippi. (search)
Connecticut Elections. Hartford, Ct., April 1 --12 M.--The election in this State is progressing quietly. The indications now are that it will result in a Republican triumph. [second Dispatch.] Hartford, Conn.,April 1, P. M. --The few returns from the Connecticut election show Republican gains. Connecticut Elections. Hartford, Ct., April 1 --12 M.--The election in this State is progressing quietly. The indications now are that it will result in a Republican triumph. [second Dispatch.] Hartford, Conn.,April 1, P. M. --The few returns from the Connecticut election show Republican gains.
The Daily Dispatch: April 2, 1861., [Electronic resource], Complimentary Attentions to a Mail agent. (search)
Marine Disaster. New York,April 1. --The schooner Sherwood, from Norfolk, for Portsmouth, lost her main-topmast, and split her mainsail, in collision with an unknown ship, on Sunday night.
The Daily Dispatch: April 2, 1861., [Electronic resource], The military expenditures of South Carolina. (search)
Naval. Norfolk,April 1. --U. S. frigate Cumberland came up from Hampton Roads yesterday, and exchanged salutes with the receiving ship Pennsylvania.
The Daily Dispatch: April 2, 1861., [Electronic resource], A scene at the White House. (search)
Northern markets. New York,April 1. --Upland Middling 12¾@12¾c. Flour firm — Southern $5.50a5.80. Wheat in better demand — White 1@2 cts. higher Corn higher — White 1 higher; Southern White 73@77c; Yellow 65½@70 Whiskey firm at 18¼ cts. Sugar steady — Muscovado 4¼@6 Turpentine dull at 35½@36 Rosin firm, at $1.27½. Stocks are better — N. Y. Centrals $75¾; Virginia 6's $75½, Missouri 6's $6 Baltimore, April 1. --Flour firm — Howard St., Ohio and City Mills quoted at $igher; Southern White 73@77c; Yellow 65½@70 Whiskey firm at 18¼ cts. Sugar steady — Muscovado 4¼@6 Turpentine dull at 35½@36 Rosin firm, at $1.27½. Stocks are better — N. Y. Centrals $75¾; Virginia 6's $75½, Missouri 6's $6 Baltimore, April 1. --Flour firm — Howard St., Ohio and City Mills quoted at $5. Wheat active and firm — red $1.27@$1.30; white $1.40@$1.65.--Corn steady — mixed 54@56; yellow 56@58. Pork dull — mess $17; prime $14. Coff