The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-01-31
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'mis=imhets from essef States ~ Mai
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NeChes " The United States ia
if.et Court, has issignel IN eahss.
guefee n The secession n Ishslsn.
from ihe tnl9h
nav OtlrAss, Ian 10 -Adses.
from huiin Tesas,of The ga ibsi.,
have both reeai'td.
The called session N the Lsgisls.
lure met IN The 2qd inst. GOV. Hon.
ions Mesisge vas received and read.
H. fayof' Vie calling Of q State Con.
yebiion
Both houses rertsled tho Ksna,
rosolu.Ioh passed by the Legislature
In 1863,
Tho House took NJ and passed the
senate blll, directing the Comptroller
Of the state 10 proceed 10 Washing.
ton, md recover the debt ~ $4,000
due Texas BY the General Govern.
msnt.
A resolution wns unanimously pa,.
scd, declaring that the Federal Gov.
eminent has NJ power TO cocrco .
sovereign State after pronouncing her
separation The same resolution will
pass the senate by a similar vote.
The Legislature favors secession
BY a majority Of three to one.
The Legislature passed resolutions
on the Gath inst, regulating tho
idea of using forciblc means to cocrcs
q seeding State. Any such attempt
will be resisted 10 the last extremity.
Only onc.1th OF the members Of the
House are opposed to immediate &c.
ton. II Unexpected that the queAion
Of secession will DO referred 10 tho
people.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ga salute
cf fifteen guns was fred.
The Convention went into secret
session at half pasttwelve, to consider
the question Of the navigation Of the
Mississippi river.
The Committee on Federal Rcla.
tiobs presented q series Of resolutions
for immediate consideration, which
was postponed.
NEW YonK, Jan. ga large
meeting If citizens was held 4. the
Cooper Institute yesterday. Tho
passage Of Senator Crittenden's com-
promise measures Was recommended.
The chrirman appointed j. I. Brady,
&c. A. Garrison, and A. Oaksmith, ss
commissioners to visit the seeding
States and report tho result Of thoir
mission at the earliest practicable
moment. A
New Yoax, Jan. co.--The Tams.
ny Hall democracy have resolved tha.
their delegates shall hereafter BE- 70.
cognizcd as the only delegates Of the
democracy Of this city. ri
!; WASHINGTON, Jan. 2o.-Hon. s.
, r. Mallory telcgraphed Senator Big.
Ter from Pensacola, last night, tia;
; seventeen hundred men were on the
| ground 10 resist the reinforcement, Of
Fort Pickens, and tina, In ease the U.
!. 8. s~loop.of'war attempted il, abloody
6ght would follow.
!, CHARLESTON, s. c., Jan. 29.-The
Legislature to-day declined On inter.
view with the Commissioners from
q Virginia, asserting tina, their separa-
tion was final and irrcvocable.
q The steamer Columbia grounded
on the bar last night, but finally 20,
on and came up to the city. The
damage is slight.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2o.-Th.
revenue cutter, Gen. Cass, receives
orders yesterday to proceed to New
o York. Capt. Brushwooi refused /,
8 take her out Of the river.