The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03

reIub leans are In high spirits over this among other
late indications Of the DETERMINATION Of the Executive 70
enforce the federal laws. This with other nomination.
was rot acted upon by tho Senate too day
THIS afternoon the South Carolina Commissioners,
whose telegraph communications between tho seat OF
trouble and the seat Of government conducted in
cipher, as IL they apprehensve Of the adoy
telegraph agents, sent written communication u the
President In II thSy accuse him OF q violation
OF Lis pledges, and INDUCED in other ,rks
OF so Offensive character that sr Buciauan with
out further hesitation returned the TO the
Commissioners unanswered. II il had been announced
that the city OF Charleston had been sheed by Major
Anderson and sacked by his troops tho could
not have be- greater in the camp the Commissioners
They went into immediate session consulting tn r
cabinet, they term It., and nj homo during
the session 10 vsiters What their nnal detrminA-
tion viii be may be disclosed during tho night and the
| Herald duly apprsod.
Nary persons found II impossible obtain admi'tanco
10 the Senate galleries day, they being crowded
carly ten O'Clock this morning In ADDITION the
toca attraction was thought that the President would
transmit tho contemplated message relative 70 tho affairs
or South Carolina, This however has necessarily been
delayed owing 10 certain pending questions Instead Of
the message, however, the President sent In i'm
poitsJt termination for Collector az Revenue In tho
Lsiglhoib, I'd f tbarlfston harbor." Tia be-
others say he il Of New York Tho former Is probably
III correct Tho rep,bican Senator's desired go
into executive session the subject bu this resist
| Ell by Tie other side, and adjournment VIA
carried by the democrats present, with the
exception o. Senator's Bglar Latham and Powell 1t
not CERTAIN according pres ut appearances that Mr..
hc!ltfe viii be conrncd, Th nomination is considered
IN the highest degree important, ant fooshadowing
| tie future operations OF the administration.
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ssd ncgroos engaged tho erection OF or;iactous
IN the hasbor, aud that The channels leading Fort SUN.
ter Rave been obstructea by sunken vcsse.s and the
tu1ys removed. Also, HAT Governor Pickens has
ceivcd the offer Of 10 600 volunteers from without the
tate, who hold themselves readiness march
- meLt's warning.
| a. march 1T Il minutes warning.
u Is not tguo has reported that Sonato Sew
arc Of New YoiE, intends other submit proposition
retiye 10 the present crisis 10 make speech the
sn' jet.
Tho comnht.o appointed on the part Of the border
States pursuance Of the resolution adopted at thu
recent ca,cus consists Of the following ;--senator
Crt,rten, Of Kentucky, Chairman; Mess Harris, OF
Maynard Sherman, of Ohio; Nixon, OF Now Jersey;
sarlsbocy o, e!aware; Cilmrr, OF North Carolina Mat
tor, OF Tennessee Petit, u Tndlana Lorrts Of Virginia
Mo- demand, Of Illinois; Barrett, Of Missouri Sebastian
Of Arkansas vnntevcr Of Iowa; Waoe Of Pennsylvania
This committee will hold lis Grst meeting tomorrow
moi ming
u Is understood that Ju go Black, from tho first ap
rcararce Of difficulties OF Charleston strenuousy
reinforcing tho In Charleston harbor with force
siorg enough 10 resist any pesb'o attack best
means of preserving tho peace Of tho country Hs
and General Cass were together on that question
but when General Casa left tho Cabinet intimate res
ticus ard devoted friendship Of Judge Black for
induced him TO remain, Lo full belief that hs
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s-ge, wherever he convinced that achievements
necessary to preserve the peace. No has
niofe Arm III approving tho condsc. Of Maor Anderson,
rcsoluo Ia tie determination to support aod
sustain him Such the representations to his
Judge Black s) position.
II IL Understood that Robert w. Magraw OF Maryland,
was to-day nominated Consul O. Liverpool
private letter just received from Port Jefferson Key
West saysIne Spanish vessels lying OF the har-
Dor Their pun not known but the suppositon
there is that they mediate attack tho Mexican
Tho United States cruising vessel having bcca
Withdrawn the people there in defe ncelcss IL
tcn
WASHINGTON, Jan 2, 1851
The bombFhen has burst. The South Carolina Com
missioners, having been, rs they conceive snubbed by
the Executive, win leave tomorrow, probably by tho
FIRST train, en- for home at haifpas ten O'Clock
That their determination. And wblo thay leave
under such unfavorabIc auspices for amcabis sett
ment Of existing dcaltes, they Go not yet despair n
final satisfactory adjudication provided roilocements
sent to Charleston ny the government.
The Communication returned 10 them this afternoon by
tho executive WIS simply endefs. by Mr. Buchanan ss
not Of a character DO entertained by tho Presidon
The J, ambassadors were out whom tho communication
back and whom they returned to their rsaicnco
they forpd IL their table, with lie above significant
as,tp, agto nlad M ia
mtnious 70 their paper and, negotiations
thGs abruptly broken oil, they concluded they hsc
nolii more TO do than % pack Up and DO "oA ii.
Charleston, early In the M rning."
have tho ssuursnces OF the Com n sianers Tor stating
hgt their letter 10 the President via ndcd to ne
,lrsivc to that disntary. They declare that il
sn.iy arcply To his communication relating facts and
drawing their legitimate CONCLUSIONS that the paper
oeusvc to tho President any particular he ought
have had least the courtesy have stated in what
sense it offensive, and he would then have
learned that OF pce was not intended quote
he words of one Of the Comm ssiorors. Tho
Comm ssioners denied IN thor communication
III. assumption Of the President that they bad demanded
Withdrawal OF the troops from The oFtacstions, and
TINT unless that demand complied with they would
terminate negotiations, that they had clo.ed nego,
ons but they did insist, and probably In tart language,
that the executive had not sufficiently redeemed his
pie, &c the South Carolina delegation that the status Of
The ro,ts should not be changed.
The explosion this Afternoon and 10 nigh, between the
Fx, cutve and the Commissioners will render further
epeechifyug unbecoming and unnecessary. The long
olsd for has sen and the Of the
Palmetto state will return homo tonorro with.
out having been able TO take the first initiative
st.p In the adjustment 81 tho difficulties They
retire with grace and dignity iar as their Personal
deror,mun concerned, 10 lay before tho south Carolina
Convention the results Of their mission.
The PRESIDENTS communication to the Commissioners
occupied nfocn pages OF fcolsap II viii not be maio
public with the ConmssioIes' consent, ure. the whole
bur Washington experience Il laid before the Con
,enil,D under whuse nihori,y they act
Tie steamship Isabel plying between Charleston and
Havana via hey West viii he relieved OF tho forty thou
sand collars rovcrnm, ut ccmrenaton for carrying the
,,sts 10 y,y Wee after be