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6r LsCs. Jaa 18Th
The following item WAS resolved hy
Telegraph from Washington this afternoon.
dated Jan. 1sih. Gea- Harn-y has 5-ea
,caslieagei by late otiioeT In the army
sass are beth Ia WAsh,ng;on.
/; AvocsfA. Geo. Jan. 18th
/ IL. V johnson introduced resolutions.
as Substitute for ,hoss Adopted. looking
to CO. operation. ansi inviting a Convention
Of the Sonth a, Atlanta IN Fefna.y The
resolutions were lost. Mr.. Stephens said
during the debate. II GA. IS determines, to
s-ceie. the sooner she does so tine better
Cannon l. firing All i.ass oi independence
dying from sAe Capitol.
Nav ORLEANS. Jan. Is.
{ Iwo-thirds OF the elected Delegates to
the Convention. are s-cessioai>ts-
/ Col. Chase commander Of the Fiari,.A
force-, has taise.tApaei - tE- Msvor - N-w
oTsesus tos :ee,.ov sacn TO ..a IN selzins Fort
Pickeas.
! BosToS Mass, Jan. Is.
In the State Legislature to-day. a series
of resolutions passed.. by xn unanimous
ro;e ten iesin- TO the President such aij. in
men and money. he sh.,'si3 require TO
maintain the authority OF the General Gov
se-nsaear-
/ TgExreS. " j., Ian 19
( The majority OF iae iola, Committee oa
I sesisTzl relations. reported a se.sc> oi rs>o
iuiioas. calling upon Congress II orier a
National Legislature. IN czse Criiien len i,
oI similar uaeAsufes are not speedily adopt
ed.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
LIyEsrooL, jan s.
II is stated she English Government has
sen, strong ao.e 20 the Emperor o:
France. protesting against the extension o.
Tie e-cnpat,on OF Syn. by the French fo.-
oes- Ne reply h.3 yes been received
! ST. LopIs. Jan. II.
\ special dispatch lvom Washington. oi
18th. 10 the y Y Commc-eizi. SAYS Col.
Egyer oi the arsny aai Com Shraotick
have had an interview with Col. HAyae IN
which they advised him 10 consult i1rthes
with Gov. P:ckrns before making iuTshe.
demand upnn the PIr.iien, Tor the >urren-
der Of Fort Snm.er and 1t Is understood.
sha, he has taken their airioe- The pre.i-
ous reports ,ha, he had already made such
demand. are therefore entirely withou, ioan-
dAi;on-
Hon NJ Rires has left Washington 10,
Va. AMI profrssei t. be highly encouraged
after interviews with pFominea, northern
politicians that the prospect Of al ADJUST
States IN the Unioa- he was also very
hopeful OF . final Pa1iie settlement o. ,a,
controversy tina; mas 50 nearly rent us IN
twain.
The minority reports o: siae Com of So
lsignei ty Taylor. Of La. Paeip> oil No,
Rest Of ARR, Whiily Of Del AID Wias-
lcw OF N &, emoEspei In >ub>iaa1e Ia
following The report says the preSen'
iiia-Gliy can oals oe Teneisei by amen l.
m=nts 10 the Constitution. aud sasgesi.
that the amendments propuss.. in the Crit
ienica resolHsl oI. IL adopse: weaIi ses,oss
fKEaz- gusliiy Ia the ccualrr. An. phase Ia.
Saiz,a >siula foaasiarlna Iii.I IL coaisi
ne> fse shaken Tn. snaensnrn,,. .isc re-
posts .s~e.; woali Rot an reality ca4n,- tn.
C"a>,l,afion-ts-y would o;sly aase ime ca
trci ri restoring by t..- als,--: fsosI>sos.s,
Is :i.i :, MAS IA point "f lax. "a tn- -.xy
.: il. .ioFtion. TAroas tie op,so-l..oa Vi
circumstances which thea surrounded IT,
aa3 which erer,ei III. DeAEe:er against To.
present SECTIONAL contest g. co3siisuliona
yfsy7sloos. goati nos. u a CONSTITUTIONS.
majority canays Ue EnlI.-l ia support oi Iis-
tr.s.ea9=a resolutions or the substance o
i,i.esu, then . dissolution U! the Union 4
inevitable TIE Is2sys re-osn...sea Is thai
steps be taken 10. -A.iiHg Cva,e:s.t1"I "i
;a= States. with a Yisx s.ss = pa a s.c >-.,s
..a;i-'-. ~ .1oE.lIng :s- = pae.ls.oG o. l.-
properly o. the Cai;ei States. s-;;i.n.
terms " which csEatn eEeIAl inseTeo,lssp ,,.-
tween sAe severa. States sasll u. coaluctei
ai.i tn naAinS = permanent srExag agrEuent with
respect to navigation Q: the Is>si>sippi Ri
Eer Iae report slEe> What the >iga-r> vi
It ecn>iser :al! ax<s,ans Q. iae ne sa,i
progress o. ;l,e slavery ayi;a'e.a. vliicL as>
proincsi ilse existing LIN Ia =.
..it challenger OF Irn- H.rnry. Is Lieut..
Iifie-'he dlEfra.lty supi-5sei 81 have
originated IA prls.sl. soua-4I.s.= >a:.
: bi>t,o. " hiiin ham. rae E;iseor-a. Bi~h
o. 0. Mary Iani- has wEii,eE letter :. rols =
u cot.aia-asisag the eoarse OF Cav Hicks.
IN n9i coareainy The Legislature of the
State tie thinks No, shoail maintain a
position of quis. inactivity.
A Washington Dispatch Of the 10Th SAYS
that city Is nox more Tree from exciieren,
ihsl 4; has been Al any time sine the COM
fs'eaes'neni Of the present session Of Con-
sress- Appseaen>ions Of any difh -u,,ie,
attending the Inauguration of President Lin
coin exists exoep; to limited extent, ani
measures to p-ovlie against possible Dis
iuThanc~ are still confinnei A company
! of sappers and miners from West Poin,,
acting as infsEEy, arrived there on Goth.
The ordnance declaring the secession of
Georssia from the e. passed the Canven-
ton on Saturday afternoon, the 18th. by
yeas las. nars 50. Cnnsual t;srnonss.a-
tions of appreciation were made in Mil
ieigeviiie. that night in honor Of the evrnt-
Prerions TO the passage Of the ordinance
Ben Hill introduced . substitute for the
benefit of all the secessionisss, bat it was
lost Subsequent, he voted for the oriin-
ance. declaring Is be did so. that as G-o-
haa determined tor secession he would share
her fate for veal or woe Hershei v yshn-
son and Alex H. Stevens are among th,~e
who so.ei against the ordinance A rrso
slon Was adopted to continue the pre>ea,
Postal and revense system until il shall BE-