The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-03-14
ST LoUIz. ria Fort Kearny.

ST Louis. ria Fort Kelruy.
saturday. February "a. NJ
o. Wednesday the Pacific Railroad bill passed
tsC : Senate, 81 10 "A. II amendments ere con-
uTei IN by the House tire latest impression j., that
tie President viii not veto the bill
The Crittenien compromise IS still under discus
Ga n both branches OF Congress but no action had
Cen taken indicating the probable result though
salsces O: cnmpTomi-e are materially strengthened
On thursday, Jan 81. Seward made another great
sDec1. ircIIcatiag the idea Of the Union being par
mount 70 party aui ali other considerations. and
dsnounciug az once secession or revolution, or de-
lance, AMI speaking Of war a. the last resort. and
oe 10 be deUlOred- tie expressed the opinion that
a. The difficulties would be am.cabiy setrel ia which
anaOn D0uEl4s cOncUTred-
TEs Grand jury found three eases against Bailey
hr larceny, one jgiat indictment against Bailey aud
2rsei. three Indictments against Russell for receiv-
az stolen bonds. AMI one j1iut Indictment against
BEey, Russell and Floyd. Tor conspiracy 70 deiriui
he Government
Wv YosE. January 5!-t-SpeciaI Washington
dsratchez state chat Col Hlyue Of South Carolina,
a-ity presented the SpEth Carolina ultimatUm re-
nrtns the occupation II Fort Sumter, 10 President
sl:alHau. who sckuOsIslSsl ~ receipt but made
NurJher reply
The announcement Of the Springfield Journal,
"a. Vr. Lincoln T. opposed o. any measures Of CON-
s7ni-e. j. regarded ia y lsHiugtOu - unofficial, and
ts a-tE1rict;iveLy said there, that Mr.. Lincoln viii
sVe 90 iU5m8toU Of bis future policy uuul after Ls
Inauguration
TIE fr5eaIs q the PIcidc Rli.rOai. judging from
us vote Il senate, are ~SIuzuiue OF the Presidents
sgpmv4L Amendments are YET 70 be acted upon by
Ge House.
TIE s1rnqnfe- Il the B~g9EIvz vas ordered to
he cd Fort Piczeu- after having landed supplies. aud
The sees Iz attempt 90 I:t--E the fortress, 20 land
as artuisryrleu 1ui bring tire ships gun, % bear
% the state forces Intense anxiety exists NJ the
Waite House o. Eslr from Pensacola, a. "A collision Is
SruaEy appreheuiel-
The important post ofPeus1cOla, FIoridS, Is now
set guarded Tasre Is one Company Of infantry
VITA two vessels q war. at that station hey West.
A>3 smother h.=aiy impsTtrut station, with one OF
the fines. EarbGr- in the world. ard holding the KEY
Gthe Gulf Of MsXrco. - occupied by , sufficient force
y Protect = against any at;scS the revoiutioulsts can
make Upou IT, Hampton Roads the other utTa!
station 10 the South. j. likewise IA e secure position
The steamer BrCqtfyr j7inei the -9fiest0rjaH at
Ps1slsaE- II Fort Pckeas is attacked, these y~-
ses wHi cl-Cserlre IN IT, defense, though e Is sup
Psei at " 4-h.ueton that Lieutenant Steiner wlll be
aoe O. maintain himself without assistance
he p-biic miad = kept in = constant state Of
aEtlti0l By apo-eheuzi6us % . collision 1t PensE-
col. - 40 Charleston. Though nothing hostile has yet
7esgrrei, nor a0v reliable Indications that such result
= imminent The Administration viii not do any
E1g e. bring on a collision. The fear J. mat the
snts troops Will attack Fort PicSeus- These ap-
srsheusaous are produced mainly BY Washington
arrespou tents.
WASHINGTON. January 3D-The Daily Overland
Nail proposition passed. the House yesterday by 4
'gs q i0i against 81 Bids are 10 be received tiIi
APru lst, and the service 20 commence on jury Isl
he cost = limited 20 =sub,bJu-
81 LOUIS. February "a NJ The Washington
fsPa,cEes II yesterday state that orders have been
ssIei for the enrolment Of all persons subject TO
haIrt dgtv ia the District Of Columbia Two corps
q artillery arrived here today from Fort Hamilton
IAers are ave clmpanies e that arm Of the service
asre, which, together With the infantry and marines,
aake aoout 600 FEDERAL troops in Washington and
Vicinity.
Mississippi. Florida. and Alabama, have seeded
TON the Cnioa. Four States have now seeded as
hhss
Sgtt Clroliua, Dec 20 Florida Jan ~
Mississippi, Jan 2 Alabama, Jan II
The Pony Express reports that Louisiana has also
seeded.
1t is understood that the messenger from south
-.%4roina brings The resolution passed oy tne Lss,SNt
are Of that state demanding the surrender OF Fort
Senter. Col. Hayne viii present the demand ana
REFUSED, IN attack will be made on Fort sumter