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Facts and Reports from Washington
TIE uIPFIcu1ry Between GEN.: kcoTT
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ALABAMA SECEDES.
/: FLORIDA FOLLOWS ALABAMA! :
New Members OF tho Cabinet.
TWO sorTu cAEoL1Si OFFICERS VISIT
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Matters IN Baltimore =.
TEE BANQUET nc rLoTD.
! Ohio .fer tho Union at all Hazards.
TIE MISSISSIPPI :BLoCKADED.
Matters IN Baltimore :.
Ohio ,fcr tho Union at all Iazar1s.
TIE MISSISSIPPI BLoCKADED.

WASHINGTON: Jan. 1.-THE President has
; nalc formal order directing the heads o. lhe
Departments to withdraw oil tlEclr advertising
Patronage from the Consultation ncwFpapcE..
Tho Immediate cause of this act is supposed to
he the censures Of that journal .rcg"rding the
sending Of troops to Charleston. -
Ex-Sccretarr Thompson has replied to the
Presidents letter: accepting his Resignation,
that while. .adherins 10 his opiuions formally
! expressed. implying q breach Of Cabinet faith,
hrspealsB in the kindrst terms OF the President
and tbs patriotism. q: -
= A private letter from Florida dated Jan. rsb,
saysa number Of delegates from West Florida
express themselves TO tho elect that IL the
State should serele- without q proper general
understanding, they illseccde from the other
part OF the State, aud all west Of the Apa1aeha~
cola Kiycr annex themselves to Alaba,na- The
Arsenal at Apalachico1a li:.s been seized by OF
der Of the Governor, under the prcicxt that the
United States officer was about to remove The
arms-
:, Air. Sherman said to-day in the Hnnsc. that
| alter the navy and army bills shall have been
disposed OF, the opportunity desired by South
| ern men for debate will be afforded
| New York Post Office, will Disappointed Post
master of that city, III place OF Gen. Dix, ap-
| pointed Secretary OF the Treasury.
| At Il private dinner party yesterday, high
! words passed between Sehator TooIubs and
Lieut.. Gen, Scott. Accordn. to relations in
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| on tie sending Of troops to Charleston, when
Mr. Toonbs expressed tue hope t1lat tAe'pen-
pie there would sink the Star Of the West
The General with much earnrstne6s, asked
| whether it was possible that he, as an Amer.
! Gin, desired such all event Nj. Toonb5 rc-
piled aCdrmatiyely, and that those who sent
the vessel there would be sunk with her. Gen.
Scott thercupon said he was responsible for
what he said, and Mr.. Toon,bs remarked,
You have known NE for twenty-five ears,
S1sxSf
The matter here ended, but the subject, it is
said, Is now in the hsuds Of fricns!s.
1t Is probable that the alisaiRsippi delegation
will formally retire from Congress Tomorrow.
Lieut.. Talbot has arrived from 1!!s5. Ander.
Eoa With dispatches to tic Goresni;ltu:.
Senator Hunters speech to-day: advocating
n Southern Coulcde1acy, produced profound
sensation
l. WASHINGTON, Jan. 1I-Licut Taltotrepost$
that the condition OF Fort Sumter is not 50 "a
yorablo as was believed by the Govcrn1s, Mt
Twenty-seycn guns arc mounted ca the first
tier, eight on the third tier, and they arc
mounting Others. The second tier of embra
zurcs is blocked up. The fort, lc thinks, car
hold out for two months with the present sup
plies, 1h:re being plenty Of fuel and good wa
Ter. The statement Of ofabnndantsupplieais ispro
baby made by the officers to quiet the apprc
brother has repeatedly stated that the supple.
were abundant. Its said the Administration
Is determined 10 send supplies at all hazards
md il is reported to-day that the Brooklyn vii
go down, and If necessary, engage the hatteric
on Morris Island without crossing the bar
while another steamer cscurt5 the Sur Of th'
West to Fort Su,rtes- ...-=
It is asserted on apparently reliable ant1ori
| ty thai Gen. VIA. O.. Hutlcrnf Kentucky, goc
into the War Department. Gen. B. is regar..
, ed by hentac,sians here Is I decided Souahcr1
| 1uaa, aEd public opinion is wayer:ng US to tn
Presidents policy.
I The Times correspondent, referring to IT,
! difficulty between Gen. Scott anu Senate
I Toomhs, says, during the courcrs 'ticn, Gen
!. | Scott made some severe remark, aud soon III
lie was given, when he rose to rescnt It, bu
Senator Gwin intcrttrel and parted them
! Rnrnor says hostile notes have passed bctwctl
them. '--~,>
In the Committee Of &c to-day all rroyo:l
J tons heretofore submitted, were ui~cusssd i
! consequence Of eIr. Corwin's report not bt
' Rust OF Arkansas, Adams Of Massachusetts
Iappan Of New Hampshire, 1iumphfc5s. c
) New York and others Spike. Nu.hing def
; nitc was concluded upon 1t, they atljoune
t till IL o'clock on Monday, when Mr.. CorW'i
n says tic will mako 1inal report.
. The detective officers from New York bar
' recently made discoveries which le:il quit
!. directly to the middle party who negotiate
| the Aypothecatcd bonds OF the Intnrior D.
d partment. This party is uot known i'll I'll
c | city.
\ Capt Stone continues to pusI, The tors,aniz,
- ton of the militia in the District Of Columbi:
:. and finds that it is strong and effective
= The arrangements making will. within IL
= next few days provide sufficient lawfu1 fore
t here 10 defy al Virginia and MARYLAND con
II hiued NJ any attempt at invasion.
Its the purpose Of Mr.. buchanan to vet
tic Paritlc Railroad bill, fit is sent to hi,.
:. His otjeciicnis is not to the measure itsclt, bt
what he calls creating a great Z. .bl in tic lr.
cnt condition ofthc country.
!: WAsH1S0ToS, Jan. 12.-1fr Dix, secrctar
Z Of the Treasury, will not enter upon lis oi'ic
til after next Week, latin. previously to a
range home business in New York.
There Was a Cabinet meeting last night Il
= Alate houE on the dispatch brought by Lie's
a. rc1sou to belle, that nythiuy further viii +
i. yielded TO South Carolina.
j It is believed that the hill introduced! In tn
d Legislature Of Missouri prohibiting ;nc Maye
g or Sheriff Of St, Louis from using = militia.
il force te suppress riot, looked to the cizurc
!. the public property, aud hence troops ha1
Il E..beon ordered thitlier- -.
il The Scuate galleries md avenues leading
; the Chamber arc deuscly crowded to hear N
e Seward.
y Alabama Sccedca from the Union.
~ Augusta, c., Jan. l1.-Thc followir
:. passed The alabama State Convention to-s:a,
&c IAN Ordinance to dissolve the Union b
tween the State Of Alabama and other stat
ID united under the compact md style of II
!: united States of America:
~ WnEnEAs, The election OF Lincoln anl 1}a1
p, | lin by a sectional party ayowed1y hostile
the domestic institutions and peace and sec
ca rity of the people OF tho Stat, Of .llabanl
following upon the heels Of many aud daagc
8. nns infrIc1ions OF the Constitution Of Il
= United States, hy many of tho S.atcs III
J. people Of The Northern States, is a polite
:, wrong ofso Insulting character as to ju
III tifv the people Of tho State Of Alabama
c. the adoption Of prompt and decided measur
I'd for their future peace and security. TLe1
fore,
g. BIZ II declared and ordained By thc people
7c Alabama, in Convention assembled, that Il
u. State Of Alabama now: witi.draws from Il
Union known as the United States Of Aulc
et ca, and Eclcefortl ccascs to be Que Of the 50