Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-19
The Secession FolIrI


alabama Senators not 10 VacdtS their Ssaf
until Further Orders-Norm AIabaHa
Wants TO Postpone AGdirs- Err GOpsrnSr
aiken Forced to COntributo,$4O 600 When
Fort Sanltcr is 10 be Attacked-- Southerners
Leaving New Yoyk--AH me Foreign MIN
isisrs Opposed 10 Seeession--B Baltimore Pre-
pared 10 Defend the Capitqt- The Orders 10
the Brooklyn.
WAsHIEeToE, january lT.-The Alsbausa
Senators, to. day, were notified, BY telegraph
from the President Of the Convention not
TO leave their seats until they are further irS.
formed.
The trouble is in the refusal Of tho dele
estes, from North Alabama, to sign the orii-
nance, unless the time for Secession is post-.
poned till the 4tb of March. gl -
In the Deficiency Bill for appropriating
S350,000 for carrying the mail from New
York to San Francisco, the meme of Oorne~
Gus Vanderbilt was struck cut, Senator
Latham insisting on the vecoggftion Of serV-
ices rendered By the Panama RsSlread Com,
pany and the Pacific MaR Steamship Com
pany.
Hon. VIM. Aiken, of South Caroiina, has
. been forced 70 contribute $4,000 to the rev
olutionary Government, under threat Of con-
iiscatlng his property in case Of refusal
Every foreign Government represented
here is distinctly opposed to Secession
schemes, and will make their views public
when she OCCASION occurs
Word has been forwarded 10 Cen Scott
from Baltimore, that 1000 yOuus men are
fully organised, and. ready TO come on from
that city, at the shortest notice, 20 assist in
the defense of the district ard the Federal
Capital.
The commander himself communicated
the proposition Of the, company to General
Scott.
The following is the gIbetancs of the Or
deTs transmitted to. the commander of the
BrooHynr previous to her recent trips
You are to proceed direct to Charleston
hsfbor, but not to go over the bar nor come
to anchor, but lay under steam outside, and
ascertain if the Star Of the West landed her
troops. Countermand her orders, and order
her with the troops to Hampton Roads, and
also gain any information as to the existing
state OF affairs there and then return imme-
diately to Hampton Roads"
NEW YoRz, January lSl--The military.of
New Jersey are taking measures for placing
their brigades on war footing.
Simon Katz, convicted of arson, was sem
fenced yesterday to imprisonment forlife.
The Times states on authority of letter
from an officer aG Fort Sumter, that Major
Anderson heard the day before he arrived,
that the Star Of the WsSt had left New York
with re-enforcements for him, and that he
gave orders not to FIRE upon the batteries
that were attacking the steamer, because he
was anxious TO avoid collision.
The Tribune has positive information that
il is the intention of the rebel leaders ut
Charleston to attack Fort Sumter 50 soon as
their Envoy returns from Washington.
The recent charge of Judge Smalley con-
cernipg treason has driven several South
eTners from this city. General Thone agent
Of Alabama for.the- purchase cf firearms,
departed SO hastily on Wednesday that he
neglected to complete his contracts
AT a meeting Of prominent merchants to-
day memorial was adopted recommending
the adoption Of the compromise proposed by
the Representatives and Senators of the
Border States.
TALLAHAssE, FLA, January ls--Threo
delegates 10 the Southern Congress have
been appointed by the Governor and con-
firmed by the Convention.
MIhIEDGEvILAs, GA, January, Is.-The
convention was in secret session, till four
I O'Clock, when resolutions were adopted de-
ciaring it to be the duty of Georgia To-
secede and appointing a COMMITTEES Of Sew
enteen TO draft an Ordinance of Secession.
The resolutions were adopted-l6O to 100.