The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-04-12

New ORLEANS, April This mornings
Delta contains the following highly inter-
esting. and by far, the most satisfactory
news yet received by telegraph:
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April S.-The Southern
Commissioners to-day received the reply
from the Secretary OF State ofthe United
States, to their special communication,
declining to recognize them and refusing
to hold any communication whatever
with them.
He SAYS the United States Government
does not and will not recognize any other
than that headed by A. Lincoln.
The Administration has decided to
throw supplies into both Forts Sumter and
Pickens.
From Montgomery.
DEMAND FOR MORE voLUN TIERS.
MONTGOMERY, April 8.-A call has been
made by mail tonight, from the War De-
partment, on each State of the Confeder-
acy Excepting Florida) for three thous-
and volunteers (3000l The later is to
furnish fifteen hundred men 500.
This news has created the greatest sat
isfaction.
New ORLEANS, April 9.-The Evening
Delta of to-day publishes the followingde-
spatches
CHARLESTON, April 9.-Seven war vessels
are off the bar, waiting for the flood tide
to come in. II is probable that the at
tempt will be made tonight.
All the reserved city forces were called
10 ho az
midnight.
Country regiments have been summon
ed by Telegraph, and are now pouring in
by every train.
1t is expected that by tonight six thou
sand men will be under arms.
The authorities have received official
notification that Fort Sumter will be pro-
visioned peacefully if practicable, but
forcibly if necessary.
War may therefore be considered as begun.
FROM MONTGOMERY.
MONTGOMERY, April 9.-The Cabinet met
yesterday and it was unanimous in opinion
that ,car is inertia L. Immediate requisi-
ton has been made on the States for
heavy force of volunteers. 1t is supposed
the United States war vessels have gone to
Fort R;ckens.
If they attempt to land troops there,
Gen. Bragg VII fire on them.
The Commissioners havebeen rejected,
and will return holoe at once.
STILL LArER.
WASHINGTON, April Steward has de-
! clined to receive the Southern 6ommis-
sioners officially, and says the policy of
the Government is peaceful, but defensive
if attacked.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
HARTFORD, April 9.-The Democrats car
ried this city by 500 majority.
PROM VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND. April 9.-Scott and Tread
way, conservatives, have declared that if
the Presidents reponse is unfavorable they
will go for secession.
Preston's resolution is adopted. Wise
voting in the negative.
LATEST.
WASHINGTON April 9.-High officers Of
the Administration are taking precaution-
ary measures for the safety of the Capital.
There is great anxiety concerning Sum
ter.
The latest news from Norfolk states that
the Pawnee sailed South to-day with seal
ed orders. II is reported that she landed
$50 troops at Fort Monroe last night.
FROM GEORGIA.
AUGUSTA, April 9.-The Charleston CoU
rier of this morning reports the arrival o.
Lieut.. Talbot there yesterday, and that be
had a conference with Pickens and Beau
regard, but was not allowed to communi
cate with Anderson at Fort SUMTER
Lieut.. Talbot started back to Washington
last night. 1t is understood that the ma
ture of the conference was to obtain per
mission for an unarmed storeship Il
victual the garrison at Fort Sumter, which
permission was refused. 1t is generally
believed that the unarmed storeship viii
be accompanied by naval force. Ever!
preparation is made to prevent relief Il
Sumter. There are reports on the street
which are generally believed, that wa
feet of several vessels is lying OF
Charleston.
The Governor of Georgia has issued
, call for three thousand $4,000 additional
volunteers. The indications Of collision
are emphatic.