Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-03-02
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRINITY JOURNAL.
Late and Important Atlantic News.
SOUTHERN ooNFEDERACY ESTABLISHED.

Through the kindness of Mr.. Block, the opera
tor at this place, were favored with the fol-
lowing dispatch on Wednesday morning The
Pony arrived at Fort Churchill on the evening
previous, and brings three days later news:
ST. LOUIS, ria FoRT KEARNEY, Feb. H.,
Nothing has occurred to change the relations
at the South since the departure of the last Pony
Express. The President has communicated to
| Congress the correspondence between the South
| Carolina officials and the Federal Government,
in which the latter adheres to the position already
indicated, and says that if hostilites are com :
menced, South Carolina alone will be responsible.
The idea of negotiation for the transfer of Gov
ernment property cannot be ntertained-THE
Southern Confederacy has elected jeff. Davis
President, and Alex. II. Stevens, Vice President
of the new Republic-DAvIs has telegraphed
to Col. Hayne urging him not to precpitate
matters relative to Fort Sumter-WnAT action
South Carolina may take has not transpired. The
impression is that she will turn over matters to
the new Southern Government, though sensation
correspondents predict that an attack Will be
made on Fort Sumter-A. H. STEVENS was
nominated at Montgomery, and made speech
congratulating the people on the foundation Of
/ the new Confederacy has done
nothing yet tending to a settlement of the ex-
isting dificulties--THE Peace Convention holds
4 its sessions daily, with closed doors--MoRE
delegates are constantly arriving returns
of the Tennessee election indicate triumph and
success of the Union Party for the Convention of
that State-PENNsYLvANIA State Legislature
guarantees a portion Of the new Government
loan-TmE Texas Convention has declared in
favor of the Southern Confedercy--FIvE war
vessels are said to be off Pensacola- NOTHING
has been done in Congress tending to a settle
ment of existing difficulties. The vote will be
presented on the Resolution of the Committee Of
33-AMPLE appropriation bills have passed the
House. The proceedings otherwise are devoid of
interest-THE twenty-five Million Loan Bill
has been approved by the President-BANKERs
at the North manifest disposition not to take
the Loan unless the National difficulties are set
ted-Presdent Lincoln started from SPRING
field yesterday on his way to Washington u
number of friends accompanied him. Before
leaving he addressed few feeling remarks to
his Misunderstanding to the Importance Of his
mission and the necessity of Divine aid to enable
him to perform it successfully. lie was enthnslas
ucally received alouB Inc ehtlre route. Az III
dianapolis he had reception given him, where
be also made speech in which he advocated
the proposition that to march hostile army into
South Carolina would be Invasion but that to
hold and recover the Forts and other property
Of the Federal Government would not be coer-
cion. Several propositions in illustration of this
view were advanced, among which was one
that the State resisting was the party engaged in
the work of coercion he, in conclusion, said
that he was not asserting anything, but asking
questions for the people to consider and decide
what was right and was wrong-GOv. WELLER,
the u S. Minister, has arrived at the City of
MeXco-THE Archbishop and Bishop were
stoned at Vera Cruz-MRAMoN had arrived
at New Orleans.