, 1861-04-08

Mill and machinery Of the Dunlap Mauufac-
turing Co., Was destroyed BY fire Last night
the stock s1 Of oa dry goods Was mostly saved. In
Washington Items. - =
Especial DiRpatch to the inctnuati Commercial.1
WARRINGTON, April $. =:
THE COMING COLLISION.
The Cabinet and best informed parties here
now consider collision between the Federal
Government aud the Southern rebels ineyita-
bic.
.. a member OF Congress from your State,
who haa spoken to the President within tie
last twenty four hour1 on the subject, told
me today that blood would be spilled ii less
than ten days.
4 Policy ARRIVED AT, At LAST.
Ifeel authorized in stating that the present
naval and army movements mean nothipe
less than the protection of tie Southern forts
from The attacks of the :, bel army, and the
collection Of the revenue from on ehipboard.
1. REALIZING sEEsH OF TIE PERu.s OF DO
NOTHIN9IsA
Both the Executive and members Of the
Cabinet have fully realized the fact that the
continuation of the present condition Of af-
fairs cannot but result in not, only & bankrupt
Treasury, but an utter breaking Up Of the
Government and Generalization Of the nation,
and hence have determined to fulfill the
promises and redeem the pledges Of the In
AN ERUPTION OF KprsfoEARY 1sp1GsAr1oH.
mower o! teiegIaphlc a1d eplstolary ez-
fallen upon the President since the recent
symptoms Of an impending attack of Major
Anderson by the revolutionary forces. Prom
inent men from all sections Of the country
mant - @.soS?A s~>A15 oAno'ee-
....
AeiNc1SNAII ! AAEhlcAN MAKES Kao"N THAT
.-,, - 1o,s n''
+a1ecrsnbad ~ G11,is. T. - sVuu eity
PrasdSt ~ ~ ~ hrI-o .as' - ~ ten e1e
anotbna nn1 ~ viafJ am & ~ yea
mi,i;nn 81 Nor+h.y, y1e.u Saoay ano lat
ca1, far +he a,ntat,,ona ~ %Utu IT, iesRoaa W
~. ~ ~ 49, ~ go - q Ia eoelaL autnVr
az o,e u, ,ns ~ So4eaea .olts. Inc
,,;oe Tsh,net raat;u ~ LIZ an9 .t ~ reg
p1.+rastas rna nelu tnlH Altelnoou' "
: Aos+tuA's1A' o'neia' oio"n"
nFFEcTs or WESTERN REMoEsTRANCE-
Letters from the West say that the demora1~
ization arising from the fact Of continued
unpunished defiance OF the Federal authori-
Ties, contributed largely to the defcat Of the
pupneans IL sne.f nsL5 nnnisiEa1 elections:
ta.sa-d 4Suptasss u!a gooa oeal
eghiht;np .Ms GAeeatlse TO INC present
eAA'oa'ion " efeatel ft4of.
BOTS BEGINS TO DEaPAIRoF VIRGINIA.
John Minor Bolts il in town. He expresses
greet fear Of an ultimate prevalence of the
'Secessfonists in the Old Dominion. He SAYS
they are daily converting men to their dis
union heresies that until very recently were
among the staunchestadyoeates OF the Union.
hA IElLs LINCOLN NOT TO FIRE TIE SOUTHERN
III .,,oa ~ a., bl1sig.4 aEAkI:
not to attemnt the re;nnrce,aent ~ 4a snn h,
tberr fcrts =. - o-,1a ~ .ie nou-
800 aa - ian aAe seees
1lon e1cateinent LILO sweeping names
TIE BLAIR FAMILY STRONG FOR COERCION"
The two Blairs, Frank and. Montgomery.
have shown more grit and backbone. ever
since the advent OF the Republican regime,
than sny other Republican l. a era. They both
scout the tde3 of peaceful secession, and de-
Sire the Federal laws enforced and The FsdeIa1 Fed T
property held at all hazards in the South.
Frank had 4 long talk with the President the
otner day. and told him in as many words that
8 firm, decided policy alone could insure the
success Of bis Administration He does any,
thing but mincing words when speaking Of
the pacific conservatism Of the Premier.
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Laws.
aoua G. 1or;a ,,oroho7,+z ,,ox,- 1.,.
4.rnast1v nr,e5 .no1 ~ nJT LIZ nase
necessity ~ Str;dtjv a~o,ntin9 ~ sn,,a.,o u,o
laws ,rd nrerenting tho innn-|.+;nn ~ e.onde
frnn If dutv from anufharn nortr
TIE chill MISSION FOR ,,tssonp1
Henry T. Blow, prominent merchant and
Republican leader Of St. Louis, and not Lieut.
GOV. Kirk, Of Ohio, is the probable Minister
to Chill.
[sneefa1 nisnatch tn the f,inc,nnstt Gavat+a1
1r..7.vz ,-,,,ons ~,
"A "oao'a'
WASHINGTON, april 5.-The city is e1pe-
ae IT,, ..hjat ~ oxeE tnS
~ aG W "rtsn eeIn W stsultEu
fact t5af ts.nera1 an,rstaDs;an mU +hat hne
m. oai1;s;ay Iii oa,,,. .nat
Fort Pjckens or Fort Sumter.
The movements of the supplemental Gulf
squadron, being fitted out at New York and
Boston, cause great desl Of alarm in the
soutn, as private dispatches indicate, despite
the fact that ample assurances have been for
warded to these points that the Administers
tfon do not contemplate reinforcing any of
tae ooutnelu io5ts' VI. ln inc WoFas OF Inc re-
nnryom;nent memher IF f. hdnin;stra.;a,, = ~
Eost;lIt;az ara conteTn1atad a1s;nst' tho ~
Ronth II 'Ae
r.v.1 ,,ovr,,nxrs
at;soa ny o1sPa.en yeste1oay II regard to sudden
enanses u ING naval Al movement Is 1ol!y sub
aepart Ior Inc Gu1 Is 9ntsnnea to protect
american interests from British aud French
interference
LIEUTENANT TALBOT.
liant Ta1h,t Vim ,aft sn,,tor ,,o.+..d ~
bearer of dtsnatches from Mainr andarsnn 40
will not return to Fort Sumter His hea1tb,
preclndes him from act;Ve div and = no4;tinn iilsn
kas heen tenderad Elm IN TX W. no+,aot
ment here T;ent Ta1hot vii m reach bora 1petr ".
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