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The Daily Dispatch: April 30, 1861., [Electronic resource], From Washington. (search)
lroad between Baltimore and York, Pa., known as the Northern Central, and has appointed Thomas T. Power, of Pennsylvania, to superintend it.--These are well-timed and energetic movements, and will be warmly supported by the people. There are two prisoners now confined in the Capitol building. One of them is a man supposed to be from South Carolina, upon whom an order for one hundred muskets to be obtained from one of their emissaries in the Navy-Yard here, was found. The other, Frederick Cunningham, a resident of this city, was arrested at the Navy-Yard by Company C. He is an avowed Secessionist. A day or two since it was discovered that a large quantity of bomb-shell, which the Ordnance Department has been engaged in manufacturing for some time past, had been filled with a mixture of sand and saw-dust. It is supposed to have been done by Wm. Thompson, a pyrotechnist, who left the yard a few days since, and enlisted in the Southern army. A man named Ludwig, keeper of the