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The Daily Dispatch: April 22, 1861., [Electronic resource], Meeting in
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spatch.movement of soldiers--Home Guard. Harrisonburg, Va., April 19, 1861. Last night we sent off the Valley Guards, Capt. Sprinkel, 75 men; the Rockingham Rifles, 108 men, Capt. Kenney To-day the balance of the Volunteer Regiment, composed of the Bridgewater Grays, Capt. Brown; the Elk Run Grays, Capt. Covington; the Peaked Mountain Grays, Capt. Yancey; the Letcher Brock's Gap Rifles, Capt. Winfield; Chisman's Infantry, Capt. Chisman. To- morrow the Battalion of Cavalry, under Maj. Patterson--Harrisonburg Cavalry, 100 men; Mt. Crawford Cavalry, full company; the Union Cavalry, large company; the McGaheysville Cavalry. Altogether it was the finest military display I have ever seen. --The volunteer regiment were accompanied by Prof. Erhman's Cornet Band. They were all very lively, and all seemed glad at the prospect of a brush with Abraham's hirelings.--Not a man was "down in the mouth," notwithstanding the farewell of friends. Our regiment was accompanied by two Ministers
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w York Seventh Regiment has started by water for Washington. They enter the Chesapeake and go up the Potomac. They are accompanied by a new Massachusetts regiment, under the command of Gen. William F. Small. Four bridges on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad have been destroyed, to prevent the passage of Northern troops. Fort McHenry, it is said, is besieged by 12,000 Marylanders. No Virginia troops had arrived at Alexandria last night. Gen. Scott has appointed Gen. Patterson commander of the District of Columbia military. Baltimore has voted $500,000 for the defence of the city. The Massachusetts Regiment is going through the Capes, and by that way up to Washington. They may probably be placed in Fort Monroe. Senator Kennedy, of Maryland, had an interview with President Lincoln yesterday.--No result known. A meeting was held in New York on Saturday, at which 200,000 persons were present.--They adopted resolutions declaring they would sus