Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-01-12
From Charleston


 From Charleston.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 3-Intellirepce bos hoor ro- beseged. '"''"s 'iiat rort oumpter IS | cut off. ''1u'iioa'ions are entirey r, UT. Moultrie has been completely repaired. the re m Coi nal'ied and everything is ready to open Aie ou Coi. Anderson.
 New batteries are being erected around Ardor. | increased. Nso'v oi feihiofcing nm 1,- Vitn Congress--Second Session. ,, /. AsHiNGroN, Jan. 3.-SENArE-Senator Cr;t. te .l' proposed the submission of his resolutions .o s'e people of the United States. This nronos;- ton was laid over. ' P''posi- senata 'sor F. D. Baker of Oregon, addressed the Sena.e aSanst the extension of slavery after which senator Douglas commenced sne,k;n9 "e"
 'oosE'-Atter a rambling debate tho Uouso I.t;,,a ~: committee of the whole on the lenis- atiYe' Judicial and executive bill. An odionr.
 u.'''t 'iohday was finally voted. 1ne Coiiectorship at Charleston. pos, nhw w oak, Jan 3.-A special dispatch to the rh osaeraay says: "A collector for the port of Shafeston will be appointed to snnersoda ,V t, Coleock. An explosion is expected i,, the e,anato oa W1 'nis appointment. It is reported that Np '.I n i''le oi renllsylyana. some say of New Yort s s.a' oe 'ae new collector at Charleston. His.cof ''rnhi''oh oy the Senate is considered d,rbttui i'AeSsage from the Governor of Missouri. or LOUIS, Jan. 3.--The Governor, in his annual ~ nessaSe' says Missouri will demand her rights at | every aazard He deprecates secession nDl a,s our people would feel more symn,tlv win tba acton taken by South Carolina, had it originated among those who, like ourselves, have Suffered sp ro she eons.ant depred,ons of outsiders He says Missouri will hold to the Union as lone as it | is worth preserving. " '5 as is ] Message of the Governor of New York ALBANY, Jan. sarv ' e,a comments the repeal of the personal liberty law Tie invites other States to repeal all laws confctno witn the federal constitution, and thinks that the % o.ate oi NeW York should give solemn assurance to the southern States that their rights should be respected and maintained inviolabilty. Erection of Notifications ali Charleston NEW I oRK, Jan. 3.--Accounts received from Charleston say that one thousand negroes are on. gagged Tn erecting Qualifications at the mouth of the aafoor' winch has been obstructed by sunken yes. sels and buoys.
 It is also stated that Governor Pckens has re- | ceyed the tender of the services of ten thousand volunteers outside the State
 Movements cf Troops at Char1es+on-ono.
 ooo Pounds of Powder Ordered.
 CHARLESTON, Jan. 2-The Coumbi, artillery company, composed of fifty men, arrived here to aiy, and proceeded to the harbor. Two hundred thousand pnunds of powder have been ordered to one of the forts.
 Combination to Take the Capital. l AsHiNGToN, Jan. 3.-It is believed beyond doubt that combination is forming to take forcib possession of the government at Washington oil or before the 4th ot March. The precise time has not been determined.
 President Buchanan's Policy.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 3-The Washington eorrcs p9ndsnf ot the New York Times, in a teIeeranhia dispatch to that paper yesterday says: < The policy pursued by President Buchanan toward se- cessionsts, will be concatory, but firm ill the ex- ecuton of the laNs''
 The Committee of Thirty-three WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.A majority of the House special committee of thirty three nave agreed upon and will at an early day report plan for the as- instmeni ot present difficulties
 Southern Forts to be Reinforced.
 WAsnnNGroN, Januuy 3.-The ruinor gains ere dence that southern forts will be imm mediateIy rein forced by United States troops.
 Proclamation from the President.
 WAsulNGroN Jun. 3.--It is expected that the fre>itient will issue proclamation on the affairs o the unon, instead oi sending special message to Congress
 Territorial
 ALBANY, Jan. 2.-Tke Albany Evening Journal indorSes the admission into the Union of ali the territory ni the United States two States accord- ing to Mir. Robnsons resolution.
 Salute Fired in Honor of Col. Anderson,
 NEw YORK. Jan. 9 A salute of one hunlred guns was tired yesterday in honor of Col. Anderson
 Lincolns Cabinet.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 3-Ilon. Simon Cameron q, Pennsl ivana has accepted the sccretaryshp of the treasury under Lincoln,
 DEPARTURE OF THE SOUTH CAROLINE
 COMMISSIONERS
 w WAsHINGToN, Jan. 4.--ih South Caro- ina Con, missloneis, feeling grossly nsulted by the abrupt termination of their visit by the President reur ed home yesterday considering the President's action il declaration of war.
 The Helena Shield Office D,atrcyed bv
 Fire
 HELENA, ARK, Jan. 4.-The Helena Shield pfdlVins olnce was set on fire this morning at five o'clock. The loss, which is very small is fully covered by insurance. The fire is supposed to hay been the work of an incendiary.
 blncoln's Inauguration to be Prevented,
 AsHNGToN, Jan. Alive thousand men in Maryland and Virginia have been drilling for some months under officers of the regular arinv prepare tory to seizng the capitol. and preventing the in auSuration of Lincoln.
 President Buchanan Determined to Col
 lect the Revenue.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. The President has deter. mned to collect the revenue at Charleston The steamer Anacosta has been ordered to join other vessels in assisting the new collector in the dis charge of his duties.
 United States Arsenal at Mobile Taken.
 MoBiLE, Jan. 4.--The United States Arsenal was taken at daylight this morning, by Il detach- ment Of troops from this city. It is rumored that Fort Morgan was taken last night. The Arsenal contains SIX stan of arms, fifteen hundred barrea of powder. three hundred thousand rounds of mus. ket cartridges and other munitions of war
 THE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY THREE WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-The resolutions intro- duced by Hon. Francis M Brston, $. O., of Ken lucky have been adopted by the House special comm ttee of tn rty- -three These resolutions re. cognize slavery, as exi ting in the fifteen Southern States, and that it is not to be interfered with by any outside authority whatever. The justice and propiiety of the faithful execution of the Constitu ton and ltws is recognized. A sufficient cause from any source, for Il dissolution of the govern Iaa1n,A |, nAnt