Demoine courier., 1856-03-06
Telegraphic News.

NEW YORK, Feo. xd.-A correspon.
dent Of the Tribune ielegraphs:
-. ln,elligence vas recej we'd BY Govern
msns this wornlng. containing assurances
that the border counties Of Missouri
would acquiesce in the. present state o.
things in Ksns,s, and make no sggres.
sivs movement. s5s
The Presidents instructions 10 Gov.
Shannon before leaving were to Wei,
hsse counties personally, and say. j.
ny Invasion was attempted, i, would be
resisted by all the power he could COM
msnd. Also, 10 say 10 the people Of
Kansas that the same aulhority would
BE exer,ed il any insufiectionary dem
Onstsation occurred.
II the Topeka Convention assemblies
. civil process will be served Oh, agains,
the Sale and other officers, on ground
Of ,hs Territorial law, tina, they are a..
cunning functions TO which they. have not
been legally elected or a~ppoin,ed. The
same Law prevails 10 nDs,, States; no
taiisary army will BE- employed unless
the civil process is.s{sissed.
Republican. Instructions have been
sen out BY q speci,l messenger. who
slar,sd "wednesday night, TO members Of
ne Topeka Convention, desiring them
merely TO organize and adjourn. so us to
prepare :or other movement hereafter.
With these precautions on both sides,
no collision 10 now spprehended.
No answer has been received by Gnv-
e.rnmen, concerning the reques. fvi the
recall oi Mr.. Cra@p,on.
An lnterv.ew has been held between
Lord Clarendon and Mr.. Buchanan, but
the British Minister indicated q positive
determination. Il 10 quite probable Lord
q. assumed strong gfoaai and asser ed
s,rong opinions. such W the Englisi
press missaksnlyy connected with the
Central American question.
There 70 evidently . disposition to
usk consequences by declining a coG phi.
snce with the demand Of, the a%dminissrn:
lion, bu, this or any other such attempt
$ will ~nosavall: II lord Clarendon .hou'd
finally refuse 10 acceds.. passports will
pcs, assuredly be given TO Mr.. Cramp.
ton. There 70 no other resource ai.ey
Via, has occurred. Such a s,fp WI
no involve us in any serious dlActltv
though il may lead to q. temporary rns
pension Of diplomatic i~n.ersosrsa. LORD
Clarendon sen, NJ. Marcy = dlspa,ct
through Mr.. Champion, who had nevsl
seen ], before. and j! reached here yes
ttda. morning BY a special messenger
ip advance Of The nail. The prcbatnii
v 10 thai i, may lead 10 further CORES
Eonaence. aud through il to an al3IcahI,
sdjus'ms Mt. a. there is 40 grapoI. To-
9usrreling.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 22.-Ths Ter
AIDS dispatches contain The procs sding.
up 10 adjournm. nj. 'Ehs vote on III,
admission Of The Erie ~csIrga,ian aIpod
96 yeas to IS nays. The South has al
ready bolsed in effect. 4r"wnIow say
,he South will have nothing more 10 d.
With the Convention or any psyson i
nay nominate. and il . Southern man
. Stakeholder. e,oops to accsp, a nomI
patton, they wonid ride him on a rail.
Brooke. Of New York, voted aye, bu
proposed = compromise. and said he in
tended 10 move q reconsideration al The
vote Tomorrow. Then The delegation
sss. voted in ay sccIamauon.
~Rsook:s. Of New iark. moved to re
eonsner he vote on ,ae ?euas,lvanrs
delegation. A motion to lay on the table
succeeded. Business was tSeo inierrup
ted BY . tremendous row. Q"e part;
called for Brooks. while The Other tried
, choke him of. He finally got ia.
!. esor and renewed, ,bs motion 10 reron
alder she whole cammine-. The mo
Ion vas lost. Al garter pas, two the
Convention adjourned I'LL ten o'clock 10.
morrow.
The Convention hiss been a scene ot
s%xci,rmrnt during the entire forenoon
,~sssion thus faI. No progress has bee q
made in business. The Southern dele
gates are very much ~dissatis6ed, snt
W,ll hold = meeting in tie parlor Of The
t;jrard House this afternoon 10 de,e :mint
upon come decisive course Of action.