, 1861-01-04
10 reside at sach place and ttetc eetaln all yes-

| etls and caIEpe8 arriving within the dt5tr1ct}
until the duties imposed on the cargocs by
! Of the United States to the contrary notwith-
standing; and In snch caacs 1t shall be un1aw'
| full to take the vessel or cargo from the cnsto-
dy Of the proper officer Of the Customs, unless
by process from some Court Of the United
| States and In case my attempt shall be made
combination or ;assemblages Of persons too
] great to be overcome by the officers Of The
Customs, It shall and u1ay be lawful for the
President, OF such person or pcrsons as he
shall have employed for the purpose, to en-
| p1oy such part Of the land and naval forces or
| the militia Of the United States as may be
deemed necessary for the purpose Of prevent,
| Ing the removal Of such vessel or cargo, and
protecting the officers of the Customs In re-
timing the custody thereof
| In the Senate to-day, Mr. Blgler presented
memorials nutnerously signed by citizens Of
Pennsylvania, without distinction Of party, in
| Glvor Of Mr. Crittenden's plan Of adjustment
Mr.. Biglcr expressed the belief that II formally
presented to them, 1t would be adopted BY An
[ overWh hclming majority.
Especial Dispatch TO tho n. Y. Post.1
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, F. MA committee
| Of Democrats from New Ysrk, headed by
Moses Taylor, nrrived here to-day. They haSe
visited Seward tda urge his approval of the
compromise Of Critteadcn, but Seward don't
sec the thing In that Light.
I LIZ 4ACS1AEut E4tu k16L 1AlhuL iAk CIG\EA
| o'clock, that II Gov. Wise's invaders visited
! the District to commit IN assault, they must
! encounter ten companies Of Fedcral troops.
| The Common Council Of this city will on
Monday pass orders to cooperate with the
IEresident in maintaining peace and security
with efficiency.
WASHINGTON, Jan, alt is believed ftom
what is known here, that in the course Of
few days the forts at Pensacola aud Key West,
Fort Morgan, Ala, the fort ut Ship Island,
near the month Of Lake Horgre, together with
on the Cape Fear River, will bc seized and gar
slsoned BY the troops of the respective Suites
| In which they lie
scuator Toonbs received dispatch to-day,
saying that the forts Georgia we're seized byor
! der ofGoy. Brown. Private information says if
| any attempt be made to reinforce the arsenal
| at Augusta, or to remove the arms, it will at
| once be seized The South Carolina Commis-
| sioucrs considered the abrupt termination by
! the President, Of their business with lin, ns
| grossly insulting to themselves aud State
They treat it as declaration of war, and in
! South Carolina. It is said that the President
| their tote eWitlloutcomment.
It is not true, as reported, that Senator Biz
| Ter has sent dispatches to New York, saying
the national difficulties would be settled BY
the 10th Of the month: The pretended dis
[ patches were circulated at financial quarters.
Thc use Of his name WAS altogether without
authority.
! No motion was made to-day In the senate
| to 80 into executive session on the nomina.
| ton OF alr. Mcintyre Us Collector at Charles
ton. He ia resident OF York, Pennsylvania
! The following resolutions were adopted as
expressive Of the views and feelings Of the
committee Of So The resolutions were offer
! ed by Mr.. Bristow Of Kentucky:
Reso}sea, That We recognize slavery as now
| cf $ha1 So5 nj fau by
| usagcs anu Laws of those States, and We re-
| coSnize no authority, legal OF otherwise, out
| side Of State where it go exists 10 interfere
with slaTes or slavery in such States, in disrc-
| gard of the rights Of their owners or the peace
| Of society.
| Resa.vi, That nc recognize the Justice and
| propricty of faithful execution Of the Con-
! stitntipn and all lAws made i'll Pursuance
thereof, including those on the subject of fli-
| gitiye e1aves or 1ugitiyes from labor or Ser
to the execution Of such laws, anu TINT citizens
Of each State shall be entitled to NIL the privi-
lescs and inmunities Of the citizens Of the
! several States.
! .Resoztnd, That we recognize no such coil
flictiDg clements In the Constitution, or snfli-
! cient cause from ony source for 4 dissolution
| of this government; that we were not sent
here to destroy but to sustain and ha1monize
| the Institutions of the country, aud to sec
that equal justice is dono to all purts of the
same, and finally to pcrpctuatc its existence
| on terms Of equality aud justice to all the
States.
Mr.. Pugh Of Alabama left for home to-day.
Private dispatches, from Georgia, say that
the indications arc that the straight out seces-
sionlsts have succeeded, and that Senator
| Toombs is elected delegate to tile State Coz
vcntion.
There is now we'll authenticated evidence Of
the purpose ofthc sccessiopists to seize upon
4 Washington and prevent the Inauguration Of
Lincoln. For this purpose 5000 men have
been drilling for months past in Maryland and
Virginia, under m officer Of the regular army.
LATER.
Alr, Buchanan reitcrates his determination
to collect revenues at Charleston, and The
steamer Auacosta, now here, las been ordered
to be In readiness to join tile vessels already
mentioned, for the purpose, If necessary, to
! assist Mcintyre in the execution Of lis duties.
! Message Of the Governor of Ecxr York.
ALBANY, January 2.-Thc Legislature met
! at IL o'clock this morning. Tic Cover
! ucr, IN his Message, in relation to uation-
nj affairs, says: Ia, his opinion secession
il disunion, and dtsunion, SO soon as it
shall take form and proportion. is treason,
crumcnt to arrest and punish To permit or
acquiescc in reasonable conspiracy ag1lnst
| the national authorities is to confess that our
Government Is an absolute tailure. The pco-
pie Oh New I 4Ofk are not prepared l0f euch an
| admission, and in the enforcement Of the laws
will give their earnest, faithful aud consistent
| support. New York does not ask, nor does
Sue desire, the restoration Of the Missouri
| Compromise line. After full aud free discus
| sion, her people have decaerd against the ex-
tension OF s1ayery into any Of the Territories,
! and this they regard as d disposition Of that
| question till revoked BY the same authority.
| Ever ready, nevertheless, as she has proved
| herself to be heretofore, New York will, in I'LL
honorable Ways, endeasor to reconcile the es-
traugel,ents now existing in the country,
| The action Of nagnauiin0as and loyal State
shon1d be patient, calm, conclliators and fra
ternal, without The surrender Of important
! rights or the sacrifice Of vital principles.
Gov. Morgan recommends the repeal Of the
so-callcd Personal Liberty Law, although it is
entirely inoperatiTe; and without any disro-
sition to interfere. he respectfully invites all
States that hare laws Of this character, con-
| iicting with the Federal Constitution, to re-
| peal them. He thinks it would be well for the
| Legislature Of New York State to give solemn
assurances to the Southern States that their
rights under the Constitution aud the laws are
recognized, and will, on the part Of the people
Of this State, be respected and maintained in
violable.