Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-01-16
( Whole Number, l3l,


State which WIS refer 10 Ilp
Commilic' ~ Tcrrilori,
i Mr. Stephens inHodW,
luton asking the prcsid
information in his pos,
tive To the Charlcston f,g. H.
was laid over. Mr.. prN N
( ginia, oilcrryd IL rcs0.Sl
cIIcc, that ANY attempt
che Union hy iIrcc was
b mJprNolicahlo and dcSi
IA 0c5 n liberty, AIlc ..,
N, auimulcl discussion
tionN,a tabled hya vote
WASIIN"roN, Jan. =, l'Gl D-
I patches 10 lay ii'oms 'harlcs,uu are
| OF hlgliy cScrttngcnir ~ w..
learn that the volunteers from luN
interior oI' the Stutr, are 0""iauiw'
to arrive in the oily, thu' .hry 900"
full of enthusiasm aud are Wr,l orr
cG. II is stated in Charlc ION yul
ScuNNlly believed on the authority
Of private letters from tl' Nur,n
ithat large bodies of Widu iNruEea
have been organized with 90 vciw to,
attempt the invasion of @uUtu Ca
rolina under the sanction o' lhr
Federal flag,
From Il is, aud from tiymuu.- t
ing attitude OF the Uniind S,a'c3
Government, the convictiou is gain
ing ground that there is un urgent
necessity for the immcdiii. ,rrrs-
sion Of the Southern ST., e., ami
their reunion with each 9th ,r. trr
mutual defence. This opiri.p JsN
prevails here.
All the buoys and lights iu
Charleston harbor have bcca -.
moved, 50 as to battle any aitcml9
by hostile vessels, to enter tho prrg.
Several of the South Caroline
army and navy officers, who aare
recently resigned their con mi.,iru&
have arrived ut Charleston ans en-
tered into the services Of fo state.
WAsulyGroN, Jan. 2.--!uemnest
address to the people Of t. United
States has been prepared rccom-
mcnding compromises, on Senator's
Crittcndcn and Biglcr's propositions
The friends of the Prcsid, ut assert
that il is not tho intcntiou Of thr
Executive to remand Major Auicr-
son to Fort Morl.ric. His decision
on this part is imperative. Vho re-
port that troops have beer srot 10
Charleston, has caused or at iudig-
nation among the Southamtra in
Washington.
SoltI, Carolina
CHARLESTON, Dec, 31.-Tnc troops
of South Carolina took rOsarssiou
Of the Arsenal yesterday !. con-
tanned many thosand stand, Of arms,
and quantities Of military stores
Military preparations in Nout"
Carolina are progressing wish eow-
nfendable activity. Volunt OTIS Q'ont
tho ditfc cnt States of the Soutit
have rendered their service, lorclh-
er with cvcral officers Of he navy
which have been rejected.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 2, - p Nj
Boats have been approaching the
harbor Of Castle Pinckncy
The President Of the Conventions
is in receipt Of highly inp0rtmG
communication from tho cuuuiS-
sioncrs Of South Carolina at WASH
ington, in consequence Of which thu
convention went into secret session.
The collector Of the port requires
all outside vessels to enter and clear
at Charleston. The ladics in the
city and surrounding county have
rendered their services at ho lorI,..
The City Vigilant Riff have
been dispatched to secret service 81
Morris Island, while thc Ivanvea
and German Rides have boon order
ed to proceed down the harbor
The Arsenal is in charge Of HE
Palmetto Guards, and the Palmetto
FLAG is flying from tho ramparts
Several Of the Banks of the inte-
rior have agreed to take thcir res~
pectivc portions of the State lean
The President Of the Convention
has appointed Commissions TO .Ai-
ALBANIA, Florida Mississippi Ma
bama and Georgia.
miscellaneous items.
HARRlsBCRc, Pa. Jan 1.-The
Governor d;savows the doctr'ro of
secession in toto, hut recommends
that the State shall consent to the
master retaining the service Of tho
slave while passing through or So-
iourning in the State Of Peuassglrlr
MIA. He suggests also the cSuScita
tation OF the Missouri Conprinisc
and an cxtensisn of the line 20 Cali
fornia. He advises Pennsylyaoia
to remove every just causn 9f COM
plaint and them sustain hg ioSalty
to the Union.
OMAHA. Jan. 2-The hi prohib-
itinc slavery in the territory of Ng-
braska, las passed over the Cover
Ilor,s veto.
WASHINGTON, Jan. TT House
has passed the Indian appr' raiirn
bill, and in the Senate the Eey'd
Railroad bill was made the lcr,a
order for Saturday next.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2.-lhroo "a
luies of thirty-three guns osrh. sfIs
fired to-day in honor of Naar An.
dcrsOn.
TRENTON, Jan. 1.-Twen,y-Suven
guns were fired to-day in honor OF
Major Anderson and his m,u
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1.-Thc utv s.
iubiIant, on account of the reception
of letter from Henry Winter Da-
Wis. The letter asserts that that the
Committee of Thirty-Thrcc will
present unanimous report cpsbTs,-
cling the enabling act of New Mexi-
co. providing that no new state shall