, 1861-02-01
From Warrington.
ftpsdsl pispatch to the N. r. Tribunal
WA1VlNafoy. Jan. 4S 1&H.

TEE PROTECTION OF THE oAf1TAI-
After much hesitation and delay, arrange
ments Wero made to-day for the protection Of
Warrington, whlch, ,Nill insure It against any
probable dauget from conspiracy within or in.
VISION without. Another company Of light
Fort McHenry, which Is to be substituted
thers by one from West Point. This company,
and the present troops, are to bo posted at dif-
ferent parts Of ho'c1ty, under milita1y or
gxnixation 50 perfect that Ill may be concen-
trpted, within q short time, effectively. The
cised By the presence Of this Precautionary
force, but mainly because 1t disconcc1ta md
deftats thhIrwe1l:nnderstoo p1ans, and stops
the consummatfon of disunion, which contem-
plated the seizure Of this capital and archives
~ part Of the rebel programme. The Balti-
more more ssn this T., morning saised It: disunI9n
out much indirectlon-. ~, -: , -,
supEnrz7ENpENr Or wEsT POINT.
Mr.. sllden succeeded in having his brother
fu-law made Superintendent at West Point
last Fall, over the hea1s Of various bflcers
who vera entitled to the position by lnea1
promotion. He exercised as1milar influence
at Annapolis, and in I'LL the departments: Of
public: service, for the benefit Of his relatives
and p.rtieans; III; Holt has restored Mr.
Delatleld to- West Point, for the time. being,
and Nj slldell Is more for dlsun1on than ever.
''' NH TTLER AND u1s MISSION.
John Tyler will return to Richmond to-mor-
row: He came here with very extreme opln-
ions, aud may be regarded ~ decided seces-
sionist, who favors the absurd and peruicioua
idea Of Reconstruction, which the: cons spirators
hare adopted to conceal their treason and n1ik-
lead the people. =. r.
= VIRGINIA.
Mr.. Hunter expresses the confident opinion
that Virginia will pass IN ordinance Of; Seces-
slon, and Join the Southern Con(ederacy. AL
his influence has been exertcd In that: direc-
ton, with the view Of being made President.
beginning, or advocated 1t more Jesuitlcally,
under the professed gatb Of fconser7atiam.
EUROPEAN ENCOURAGEMENT.
The Disunlonists pretend to have received
letters from important sources in Europe, civ
ing encouragement to the idea that their bogus
experiment will be recognized. The foreisa
powers have enough to do in looking after
their own concerns, without :meddling with
ours, even II so disposed-which they are not.
The Cotton States cannot borrow q: dime
in Europe, or be admitted to separate Dip.
lonatic or commercial intercourse, without
having first obtained the recognition Of this
Government.
NIL. 4xDzRsos's suPrL1Es
Before Mai Anderson transferred Ills COM
mind from Fort Moultria to Fort Sumter, he
waa supplied with provisions under contract,
from Charleston Since the recent understand
Ing with Gov. Picksns, the terms and extent
nicated to the War Department, the old IT
rangement has been resumed, and he Is row
furnished as heretofore. His letters hrc re-
ceiTcd and forwarded regularly, and in order
that it may be known fmnle ediAte1y here wheth-
er perfect Communication Is kept up, =
31ify :, T1r 30 eIn a.
ment.
THE ooSsP1AAToRs' coNFEDER1cz.
/ The Southern conspirators expect to have
their confederacy organized and In motion by
the 20th Of February, If possible. That is, II
they are allowed to have their own way.i JEFF.
Davis aspircs to the provisional Presidency, and
so do dozens Of Others. They ought to send
for Santa Anna, who has had sono experience
in tli6 business.
TIE HOME SQUADRON. :
If Mr. Toucey has carried out the agreement
made in Cabinet, the Macedonian, Brooklyn,
md Sabine must soon be collected At Pehsaco-
Ia, though 1t Is quite probable the traitors have
been fully informed Of every order issued, and
that many of them hare conformed to, their
Instructions Nj. Mallory has long controlled
that Department for his own uses, aud very
little confidence is entertained concerning
its management either in or out Of thenayal
service.
TEE SUPREME COURT VACANCY.
The President still inclines to nominate
Judge Black for the late Judge Daniels's va-
cancy on the Bench Of the Supreme Court,
but the declining Democratic strength In the
Serale, and Southern opposition to the ap-
pointment, do not afford much encouragement
for his confirmation. That place belongs
properly to the next Administration, AMI will
he so treated, after the examples Of Messrs.
Crittenden and Badger, who we're suspended
By Demociatic majorities when nominated fer
this Court By Mr.. Adams and Mr. Fillmore un~
til Gen. jackson and Mr.. Pierce cana into
office. Their own medicine, judlciousF 3D.
ministered, will do them good
TEXAS.
4 gentleman Just returned from Texas states
that the vote cast for the Convention, which
was called by members Of the Legislature over
Gov. Houston's head, will probably not exceed
one-thfrd Of tho aggregate vote Of the State
Tho movement was not regarded With favor.
An attempt will be made to get this Conven-
tion ratl1ed, but 1t will faA, and the Legisla-
ture will doubtless order another regularly
The old settlers, who had one trial Of separate
government arc not anxious for another.
SENSIBLE REPRESENTATIVE.
Mr. Davidson Of Louisiana, docs not intend
to surrender his seat in Congress. He docs
not believe in Secession As remedy for South
e1n grievances.