Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-02-22
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wAsarseros, Feb. -.

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Nothing decisive occurred in the Pence Convsn.
ton. The indications sill are that The majority
report will he a,iop,Ai by close vote The nrono.
stion for National (onventon Ia hotvever 7s;nirg
ofonnd. 49,
Jefferson Davis IA hi. ;na.orral sIeect "a b;,,o-,v
denounced nv The Rorder stat men
The Senate Committee on Post Offices renortea
vitbout amenduoant fba Hopse hin d;scontinn;n,,
the mail serv;cs IN ssced;nor S,otes
A member ofnio- Houses e nrena,;noa h;n a,
thorzin0 the President N take laane from, S:a,ao
and issne counon i,ands In =, mont nrn;t,d ~ an
vears
A strong ;nteresi- Re amin nrcssiro Mont,or,arv
RIo;r az M;svonr; e. . seat IN Tircni,,s oab;nat
Gen Wool Il living critically M with an attack Of
..s--s....
The order tofsorn B,rror-to +ar commanded the
San Francisco navv ward Is revoked He Il order.
ed TO the I.iobt House BOARD.
In the Peace Conference Reverdv Jobpeon,s A.
mendmept concern;ng the aconis;,ion IF new terr.
torv was adopted i 10 All che Southern states
excentiny Maryle1i voting nav
err. -, -:
The Africa from Liverpool I'd, via Queenstown
30, arrived at nine, A. m. The Nova Scotia, Pal
estne, and Glasgow had arrived. out. News mea-
ger.
The Conference az Manchester or India affairs
attract attention Various resolutions were adopt
ed, One calls on the Government to afford every
encouragement TO the European traders planters and
capitalists ~
Another protorma meeting OF the shareholders
of the Galway Line had been held. Nothing trans
PRED.
lS.o.a openS tar.'a,n9ne 20 person on 'ne o'n'
7, l. rumorsd that ,ha bnli;on n tho panS 90
France has increased
Nothino IL known relative ~ C,orhs,d;.s -onor,ed
dcnartue from Camera
Tbs s;ce,e ~ css.s oo,,;nraa ,r.,o,s.a IT,
corse oss;Sned IL ;ns,sac;an, roans =, .ars :. -,
II IL reported vim Ror,e ~, ,he let tho, ct
commcnced with v;gor On hoth s;das I, = sa IA
that Fsoncis Second reco;vod Letter. cor Nanoinar
connc;l;ng the K;no 70 cssse ras;v,anca tn E;nOs
renlv Ia not known,E
o,t ~ thrss h,,dred a nd ,ixtv o0.,,;o,, r
in South Jtalv two brndred and n;no,v 40 N 80.
Of n,ods,o,e nol;cv '''N -
II ;s said tbe Ereat powe-e oro ,roor,,v roon.,,
al h., porr,or 80 c.r,nt o,oosso,, 70
III. harl Victor sFmanuoi u,os wrocsod ~, ,ha
Is,o ~ With, E;e.an an, 81 r;no,oo, ~
nsr;shod
II ;s ,hor-ht h,, ,o,,,o ,ha, c,r;h,,a; h.. . a.
n.in,o,;a ~ is,,.r 70 ar Enr,.h s. an eb.e "
r,ros.o5 ~, onx;ons ,s;sl, a. 49, ;n.r,,.,
ia =, thanL tha raor,a Co. ,hsr y.or.i "a IN"
r;aI Ia hn, ,vas npahIs 70 a. ,ha ,;naa
II i. so;5 The Er,neror of srs,r;s hos as.;a.d q,
Grant . Corst,ut;ap ~ Ver.,;a which vii, ,sar :
,ha covorn,nan, 20 a. rt.I;ans
The Snanish miami Non Jnsn has dec;dsd - ro
rnn;sh his srs,sns;ons 70 ,hs $3.50 ~
onIr The aventua;tv ~ he;ne esc,cd by ,,n;vsrSai
srtfro1o
FTf'Tr
WARRINGTON, req ~
Dispatches from tho Montgomery Convention re-
ceived to-day, urge the Border Stale men in the
Peace Congress not to consent to a compromise of
any kind
NUMBER OF Democrauc senators IN caucus to-
Jay rSsoiVeo u raAe no iae'iouS oppos'ioh 10 'ne
'ar IN OH. att.
Inc result IN lne DI'sSourl elecuon created great
eAc.'eneu' among .ne S9eessOais lney cohS'uer
Union under any circumstances.
The District troops will be kept under order OF
arms on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The Union men in. Baltimore are making great
preparations for Lincoln's rcception A delegation
has gone north to meet him.
T. Kingman, formerly member of Congress from
South Carolina received letter to-day, stating pos
itivey that Fort Sumter will be taken at whatever
cost before the 4th of March The same letter also
states that South Carolina will demand from the
Montgomery Convention guarantee of free trade,
and that she and other Cotton States will oppose an
import duty higher than per cent
Mr. Brown, late editor of the Constitution, has
been deputized by the seeding States to intern the
Federal Government of the election of Jefferson
Davis He will not be recognized
Mr.. Lincoln will occupy Temporarily the dwelling
on franklin SQUARE, lately occupied by the South
Carolina Commissioners
Recent proceedings in Montgomery have led the
Border States 10 talk Of separate Confederacy OF
Themselves in case they secede,
The Rcnnh,;cans Of both Houses are ready 10 vote
unanimously in favor of a National Convention to
settle difficulties.
CT Ior,s Fob 10
Missouri has gone overwhelmingly Tor the Union
IS probable that tnsre wiz not ne ten SeceSsiohp
IN the Convention. The average majority lot th'
Union ticket in this county IS little over 4,ooo'
New Yoax Feb 10.
The steamer .Sa sonia from SOUTHAMPTON on tn,
9Th, had arrived She had loS passengers New
anticipated. ,,a.,. .ea.i:
The Fulton which lefi southampton on inc even
ing of the 9Th has also arrived. She has no pas
sengers and VI II 900 In specie