The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-03-14
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previously h command 81 80 Gfatif
eify, VS. IN route ~ fgft Bfpsh, ~
take command
There va NJ Riaie ifoots N
Brownsville. but . doiashmohi 80.
hourly expected
ne report n Col llil dotemt
hstion 70 defend Fort Bfown, created
gfeai excitement along The Rio Gran
Ne border
Large numbers N No siato troops
we're On their way 10 Bfosnsville, and
other companies we're organizing iof
the same destination
A commissioner took possession ~
the custom house NJ Brownsville, In
tho name OF the State
McnMosb, March 1.-THE ma
iority report u the convention reaf.
firm, the doctrine Of State rights
Thinks, n necessary, the indcpen.
dcbce of the seeding States should
be recognized Demands q pacific
policy, no reinforcing Of forts o col
lection Of imports by the Federal
Government. A conference ~ the
border States is recommended, to
meet At Frankfort, Kentucky on the
9th Of May.
NASHVILLE, March Hon John
Bell arrived here this morning, from
Washington City. The runors, re-
latiye to bis views Of the inaugural
address Of Mr.. Lincoln, and hi. ad.
vice to Tennessee and the Southern
border States, lately circulated from
Washington City, are authoritatively
contradicted,
WASHINGTON, March 11.-An Of
fetal from Major Anderson received
on Saturday, states he has but fifteen
days subsistence and wood. 1t is
thought Fort Sumpter will BE- absn-
doncd as advised by Gen. Scott. Re-
publieans differ on this question. No
conclusion was arrived at by the Cab
met to-day.
WASHINGTON, March 11.-Intelli-
gence has been received here that
Ben Mccullough and followers, arc
organizing for a descent on the north
ern provinces Of Mexico, for the pur-
pose Of conquering and onnexing them
to Texas, forming a distinct conieder'
acy.
DETROIT, March lin the Sen
ate to-day the bill repeating the per
sonal liberty laws wa indefinitely
postponed by n vote Of 10 to -.
LITTLE Rock, March IA reso
luton was offered in the Convention
to appoint n Commissioner to each y
the slave States, to obtain nm adjust
ment on the basis Of Thompson re
solutions yesterday. The resolution
Of both ARE considered impracticabl,
under present circumstances. An
other secession resolution vas ohere,
and referred. The Committee VI
: Federal Relations, Ordinances an,
State Affairs, were not ready 10 re-
port. The special order was calle'
: up--a resolution that the Ordinance
: Committee report a secession ordi
nance. A debate Of much warmth
cnsued, which consumed the balanc
Of the session.
Senators johnson and Sebastian
have arrived here. Hindman an
: Rust are hourly expected. johnson
will speak tomorrow night.
). wAsurYeroS, March Eth
National lntclligcncer whose editor
!. Mr.. Sea,sn. has been appointed Post
master Of Washington city, recon
l. mends the REIMBURSEMENT Of for,
Sumter and Piekens by the Cover
" ment.
WASHINGTON. March 18th
p Commissioners from the Confederate
E States did not see the Secretary
State to-day, but will probably max
!: a formal application for an inservie
ID tomorrow.
ST. Lours. March 12.-ln Il
IA Convention yesterday. n %resclu.ic
!, was passed BY q vote Of 5. to 30.
:. investigate an alleged conspiracy
!. force Missouri out Of the Union.
y. WASHINGTON. March 12.-Lieu
4. Stevens. Of New York. has resign,
lie his commission in the United Sta.
Of army. lie il about to enter the Sc
he vice Of tto Confederate States.
a. WASHINGTON. march 12.--Nr. Il
10 ,lsjohn. Speaker Of the New Yoi
House Of Representatives. has be,
N, appointed L. s. Consul at LivcrpcC
II. II is proposed to station a war vs
Il. sci outside Of Charleston harbor
!. collect the revenue.
Commodore Stewart has tender,
+, his resignation, which will not be 4
ne cepted.
bv NEw ORLEANS. March 12-Ad'
al ses received from Texas say the troc
or formerly stationed at Camp RinegoI
nj arrived at Fort Brown. on their ",
4. to the coast.
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