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The Daily Dispatch: April 15, 1861., [Electronic resource], Testimonial to Major Anderson. (search)
ary Walker--the latter Predicts that the Confederate flag will soon wave over Sumter and the Federal Capitol at Washington — Government dispatches Intercepted--Fort Pickens reinforced — the surrender of Sumter — great Rejoicing, &c. Montgomery, April 13. --President Davis and Secretary of War, L. P. Walker, were sery General's opinion has been requested as to the law in his case. Weeden violated his promise to report to Gen. Bragg, and carried in secret his dispatches to Fort Pickens, showing to Gen. Bragg other dispatches, and failing to report himself on returning to Montgomery. Fort Pickens was reinforced last night. The news oFort Pickens was reinforced last night. The news of the surrender of Fort Sumter was received here with immense cheering.--Crowds of excited people filled the streets; Confederate and Palmetto flags were flying, cannon firing, and bells ringing. Great rejoicing everywhere. Augusta,Ga., April 14.-- A salute of one hundred guns was fired here, on the receipt of the news of th<