The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1861-05-09
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Lincoln will occupy Aleumdfia on
Monday ~ y port n The District y
Columbia The inhabitants nfe mp
wing to che country ~ Consequence
wa seeks Northern malls fffived
here to-day, iwo mrimds n which
vent through 10 fhaflri0n The
inaialmehi will be daa in your ciiy
90 Saturday morning
Hon. John = Preston N South
rarolina, has arrived here
There !. great excitement In Alex.
andria expecting tho enforcement Of
martha Inv hy Linealn's troops.
The Virgins Convention adjourned
% day until tho 18th If June
The Maryland Legislature adopted,
without a division, the majority report
Of the Committee On feleil Relations
10 the effect that the Legislature has
no power 10 pass q Fcecs'i0n ordih'
nnce.
The Governor ~ New York asla
Seward, "Will there not be- o rc1ui-
sition for more troops from this
State - Seward answers, that forty
thousand more volunteers will be- re-
CURED for three years service, OF
during the war.
RrcuMoyD, May ,. Tho steamer
Adelaide, Of the Norfolk and Balti-
more liac, wa turned back NJ Fort
Monroe to-day, with n notice not to
pass that way again, under the pen
atty Of being sunk. The Adelaide
returned TO Norfolk.
4 gentleman has inst arrived hcr7
who saw Gen. Scott on Thursday.
Gcn. Scott says most emphatlcally
that he would not invade the seeded
States. hut that he would rciakC
llarpcr's Ferry and the forts At any
cost.
Lincoln il hard pushed ror proyis.
ions for the large body OF troops nov
N Washington, which Is estimated al
twenty to twenty-five thousand.
NORFOLK. May 1.-The Norfoll
Argus Of to-day contains Commoior,
rcuicrgast's notice OF his ability t.
maintain . blockade. All the vessels
ia james River are bloekadrd.
ALEXANDRIA. May 1.-The steam
r. killyonkcll passed up to-day viii
troops for Washington.
\ private messenger named Como
revealed the contents Of some dis
patches. II j. said Gen. Butler vii
hang him.
Six Pennsylvania railroad cngi
reers arc to he sent to Annapolis t,
convey Lincoln troops.
II is now believed the fist move q
Lincolns troops will be in the direc
ton Of llarpcrs Ferry. There ar
bout five thousand Virginia troop
Ga re.
Major Tyler, Of the L. :. marine.
ia, resigned.
WAsniSGToS. May 2.-rhc Ne,
York Seventh Regiment has refuse
10 take the oath Of allegiance vhic
Lincoln requires. They refuse t
fight against Virginia or Maryland.
Lincoln's Proclamation Of Martia
Law was promulgated to-day. It 4
vidcs Maryland into four militar
districts. The fifth military distric
embraces the district Of Columbia an
includes Alexandra. Under thi
order several inoffensive citizens wer
driven from their families and friend
and expelled ut the bayonet's point.
MONTGOMERY, May An Con
gress, to-day. Mr.. Wrightof Georgii
introduced a bill authorizing III
President to accept volunteers Will
out the formality Of a call on Il
States. The bill vas referred to II
Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr.. Barlow offered a series of re
oluiions, which were unanimou.l
passed. expressing the thanks of Il
people Of the Confederate States
Gen. Beauregard and the forces
South Carolina, for their gallant ar
successful services in the reduction
Fort Sumter.
j A bill was passed proyidingf for Il
appointment of a. many chaplains
the army rs the President consideD
expedient, the salary to be eight.
five dollars a month, without fursh'
allowances.
4 ToRoSro. May 2.-The Leade
which Is the Government organ her
fears that Canada will become inyol
ed in tho Initial St.tn. J.r..t..-