The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-02-07
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rufirl 'hat . fesimion sllI he h.
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seeialsgs ~ tho 7ih Inssn fepslms
'hc LIS makiag NON Orleans 4 pol
gl thlty and pfefldihl for ,lle eol.
ltfii N tosenies NJ The mouth u
ibe Mis'issIrpi fFrs
w. mslrls, f,b. Tho order,
recently tni W. ilo secretary Of lha
myy 70 lto African .quadt oh wefo
~ ihe i'Nmn II ouly fhe Mohegah,
sumio, hnd Mystic, and not iho
vlele %'qaadfon, as previously repor
tod.
Nsg ORtfAW ftb The mint
aul ou.lum hoysp vefo quietly taken
possession N yesterday, IN the namo
IL The state u Louisiana The al.
clla tHkc the onlh NJ Office under ihe
accession ordnance today
INV ORLEANS, FeL. THE tcIe.
graphic dispatches received from Mo.
Bile, say "fhc revenue cutter LOWS
Cas-, has been surrendered 10 the
authorities Of the State ~ Alabama.
NEw YogR. Feb t-The United
states store thip. Supply, arrived
hcle today, With HE w.scs and chill
dren Of officers Ut Fort r.chens.
NV loBR, Feb L--Col. iiariee,
Of The United States army, has rc.
signed.
NV ORLEtNs, Feb. 5.--A rumor
reachcd this city last night that tie
Texas State Convention passed an
ordinance Of SECESSION by u vote Of
l1l against u. The sentiments in ia
o Of uniting Texas TO a Southcrn
Co,fcicfacy Is represented NJ being
largely in the aseeudent.
SECOND DISPATCH.
AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 2D.--Goy.
Houston sent 4 message to the lcg.s-
!ature to-day, cogdcmning the rcsoln.
tions pnsacd by the Legislature Of
New York, rendering ucn aud money
to the Federal Government. for the
purpose Of coereing the South. lilo
expressed the hope that the people Of
Texas will act "a y uni. IN defense Of
their rights. In the Senate. a rcso.
luton to submit the ordinance Of Sc.
c%cssion to the people. was lost. The
House passed u bill establishing pa,
trolls throughout the State.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.--Thc Dor,
der State Convention me-, in this city
yesterday. The press and the public
are excluded. II is qnitc probable
that cx-prcsiient Tyler will preside
over the Convention.
Ex.Presid"n, Tyler Was chosen
President Of the Convention. A res.
o%ldti"n was adopted that the entire
session be held with closed doors.
NEw icRs. Feb. Especial lie.
patches received from Washington
Say the success Of Tom Corwin's
proposition, with u slight nodiGca.
ton. Is considered certain. Alse.
that the delegation from Virginia he's
resolved to accep, no settlement Of
the Territorial questions snlcss on.
plieablc to all future acquisitions.
, The sccessionists are earnestly urs.
ing the Commissioners from the
southern States to demand the with.
drawsl Of United States troops from
Washington ely before taking setion.
/. New YoRs, Feb. "a special
dispatch from Albany TO the New
|, : York Herald, says: .sGov. Broxn,
!, OF Georgia, has demanded Of Cover.
nor Morgan the immediate rcssora.
ton OF tho .muske,s seized on board
! the steamer Monticello at New York,
Gov. Morgan has no, ys. replied.
. WASHINGTON, Feb. h.-Ex.Coycr.
4 nor Henry A. Wise has been elected
q delegate to the State Convention
, FROM Princess aimee ouu,y.
: New YdRK. Feb h-Thc returns
form the election held in Virginia for
delegates to the State Convention,
/, show the probable triumph Of the
: Union party.
, Nrw ORLEANS. Feb. "a Nil
: tary bill passed the Consensiss to-day
providing for the formation Of two
regiments, ono Of artillery and on.
OF 'nfan'r., IN al sbsst seventeen
hundred men. a-t
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-9enssal
Scc's has received letters saying hat
an attempt will b. made to poison
artillery horses in the District "
Columbia.
wAsnrSarcS. Feb. The sassa
frisates OolorAIo. Mpsinivoi M
nesosa and Roanoke asc 10 u Int5s-
diately put in SERVES ~ ne e6llse-
ton Of the revenues.