The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-28

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March, 10 consider ihc subjects which
lhey might wish 10 present, 10 cone
noc.oo uilh lho present alarming
crisis. b. public affair.
Hon. Geo w. Summers, on c,.
governor IF Virginia. haB telegraph
ol tuo federal taminsluuon from
Rid mond. TINT there b. imminent
IHuecr 81 Virginia seeding, and ul.
N,c, the Pre,Iden, 10 ciil ln extra
-. .lou of Congress. Nj, Summers
states that 10 q fair caucus Of the
convention bat three votes were want
ing to carIy the ordinance Of scccs-
sion.
The steamship Bicnyillc, from New
Orleans, With cargo worth $500, 900
was yesterday lying under the sur.
,cilaucc Of the custom house offers,
In the harbor Of New York, for an
alleged violation Of the revenue laws
IN not having a proper clearance.
Unless the Cabinet at Washington
shall decide adverse to the decision
Of the New York Courts in the case
Of the schooner Restless, which We
reported some days ago Us being
seized By Collector Schell, under the
eighth section Of "An act for enroll.
ing and licensing ships etc, passed
10Th February, 1923, this vessel
sharea the same fate.
Anarchy seems to have become
chronic in Mexico. From the ad
vices by the steamship Tennessee
which reached New Orleans ycster
day from Vera Cruz with dates I,
the 2lSt, We learn that the %prlncipa
road from that city to TIE oapito
was infested with bands pf rotbcr.
and Capt. Oldham Of the British wa
steamer Nalorous. had been danger
ou.Iy wounded while returning iron
the city Of Mexico to Vera Cruz. III,
new constitutional government is sai'
to BE- making slow progress in re
storing quiet. 1t was rumorcd o
the capitol that . band Of Gllibuster
had invaded Lower California. an
that . movement was progressing 10
the separation Of u number OF III
border States If Mexico. and tlri
! confederation rs 4 Sierra Madra Il,
public.
Secretary Chase received n tel,
/, graphic dispatch from st. Louis q
the I'D, confirming the report ,h'
!. goods we're being received at th'
!, port free of duty, supposed to ba,
!. arrived in foreign vessels at New .
I, leans. This, together with the wri
ten opinion Of At,orncy-G cncr
Bates, that under the s9th section
! the law of 1909 it will be lmpossib
to collect any revenue in the scced'
States. has bccsmc q matter Of mu'
g tribulation to 1.-THE powers that b.
!, at Washington, and will be likely
''prccipitate' u new Congress up
;, the Administration. which the Bla,
Republican protcctiouists of the Ia
are tcaful will explode The magazi
y Of eSlortion which they have prep;
\. cd in the Morrili tariff bill. How,
ic or. there il no other alternative-th
:. must either collect the venue or {
n Of their object Of obtaining power.
" there can be no stcalInss uaIes tho
ct is something in the treasury To s,ei
d therefore, proceeding upon ,hc hyI
:. thesis tina, - half loaf better til
se no bread. We may cSpcc; the Fro
:, dent to call another session OF {,
i. grcss.
h.. The New Iork lIcrald's Washii
ton correspondent says The Pr,
49, dent issued orders on the 23d
/, Major Anderson to c,acuatc +
Sumter. The Cabinet were cons
crine the matter Of Fort Picke
in Gen. Bragg having notified Lie
h. Slemmer that hereafter supplies C
not be landed there without a PER-
); from President Davis" a dlspa'
to the ame paper. dated the q
says: ut is believed that the ?
grammc Of the Administration v
regard to Sumter has been chan!
since Mr.. Lannon's departure.
m evacuation is made conditional.