, 1861-03-25
From washington.
=. Especial Dispatch to the N. 7, Tribune :
;.-. WASHINGTON. March %. .fna;1

at Fort Pickens. Ihia recognition viii be.
applaaded Throughout the country as At and
oov. HOUSTON AND TIE coNsp1RAgons.. - !.
g. gives reliable assurance that Coz. Houston
Intends to resist The conspirators who aim at
the possession Of sta.e power BY deposlng him
1rom the Executive chair, In order to carry
out their designs of dtsunion. He has refused
70 recognize the proceedings OF the bogus
GonNys99ti99 ~ representing 1as.lous minority
coerce him 1t possible. This experiment may !
involve condition In Texas, and, il the Cover
nor formally calls upon the President for aid
IN suppreselng rebellion, or the proper e4eeu-
aon Of the laws, he cannot refuse to furnish
it,, Some such reqnisition Ia expected, unless
Affairs should assume IN unexpected phase in
that region. Since Gov. Houston addressed
his letter to Gen: TWiggs, he has repented
!of that error, and. now seems willing to re-
E1aye It. !, -:' .-*:''
..u TIE TROOPS AT WARRINGTON. 80
., The troops stationed in this city will not be
moved for some time, at least not before the
Virginia Convention has determined upon its
action. Their presence here has e1erted 3
,setyiceab1e influence upon the Secesaionlste,;
and been beneficial to the community In d Pc
euniary point Of view -, - :.
-, THE MEXICAN MISSION.
Is: Mr. CoEHin indicated his intention to ac-
S@E< kAAV NACA4EGl4 I4lEA1NN t0.UA4t Uut AOk
formally announced 1t to The President From
the movements which h'are making by Ben Mo
Cu1io:h and Others for demonstration upon
Chihuahua and tic northern provinces, the
early presence Of cur Minister at: the capital
is desirable, il not essential, for the purpose of
at once establishing proper relations between
the two Republics. There Is no probability
whatever Of a recognition, Of tbe Southern
ConfederacY In Mexico, or ofany diplomatic or.
commercial Intercourse which will be injurious
to ua. But the basis Of our future connections
has to be laid, and 1t ought to be done quickly
In order to, arrest and deter the dllfbustering
expeditions which are now projected by the
| willing instruments Of Jefferson Davis.
Especial Dispatch to the n. +. Herald.1 :.
TIE aoVERSoRsH1P OF NEW MEXICO.
The selection Of q Governor for New; Mexi-
| co is difficult question to settle, md perplex-
es the Administration. "A man Of ability aud
| pluck is requir I'd to begin with. Besides the
man selected for that position must hare
! thorough knowledge OF the evident Intentions
/ Of the 'tcqniederate," or seeded States, and
must be shrewd diplomat to dojnstice to the
| Administration. It is believed that Mr. Sew
ard will be in favor Of come yielding, anti
fighting diplomatist, who will sooner permit
i ground Of South Carolina flibusterB than to
1:;kteud by the government, execute the laws
and forbid any attempt to acquire any portion
af Mexico, unless it Is done peaceably and
| bv +la Eefnrn' authnrftfaa nfr rhe TTn;tad Sta+ee
Graa+ insignat;on a. fs1e ~ ~ tbe ra.,or, +Fst
Mr, Seward is IN favor of Mr. Otero, the late
Gnnrsna e. os.asa .lo ~ ~ eaas Ta1.t.a ~ ~
ma ea a w tzss tha aytbor ~ ~ tha lns
ssatt ~ ~ Ns,1 NTaSoo rsnoe,,;.r,, tha esiat
oa - " e1,nsr u a,ao +hnt u ~,
H. ~ ntare'. fan;lT no so,,th 1.rn,;,n nou aa.
cessionists, which tact, while it does not re:
;s n;a,rsd 1,, iaaj, - ,nh1;oa,,s
tx .eoal y 1. a5n
a o. n9n'lions p4op'74''op' eonlnss no": -
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ai. Asete9,l4 " ha1na, H oiMelty .! aass.
u teGotnmeaas9 ~ We NeW Gusieu4 y. !n1er ~!
ests loF tne pos1l4on OF secretary ot tna1 1er