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"A, KANSAS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY G. yfa6l.x

Russia epro:ests againgst German
menaces toward Denmark.
II Is ramored th.t cemi fflcial ar
ticis is about to appear. dcclhsing tha,
ii Piedmont makes war or Asstria, she
will exec: no aiI rom Frssce.
Troops have Ieit Genoa for Naples.
Frigaies have also left for Gaela. The
French army is to b. increased by sew
enteen regiments OF Infantry.
II was repor,edtl'as Garii'aiii had
announce his intsrt on to 80 &c Cons,an-
tia9ple shortly.
QcARRELIxe ALREADY.-The seces-
siori,;s can'sngree even anon. them
selves. In Alabama one half of the
Stare is already threatening to 'seceds'
from the other half. as may be seen by
the following paragraph clipped from
the Nashville, Banner: r
we learn that quite an exciiing scene
occurred in the Alabama Convention
after tha; body refused. by decided
vote. 10 submit 1heir. actiOnIio the peo-
ple Hon. Mich. Davis, Of Huntsville,
declared his belief tina, the people E
North Alabama would never abide. the
action Of that Convention If denied the
righ, Of voting upon it. NJ. Han.y
Mereupon denounced tie people ef Worth
Alabama as tories. traitors and rebels.
dad said they ouyA1 - js coERoEp- ,nto a
submission to ihs decree of tie Conren-
ton Mr.. Davis replied that they Nigh;
attempt coercion. but North Alabama
would meet them upon The line and de-
cile The issue at the poin, OF the bay
onei.' go Il
Mr.. Yancy thinks coercion by the
Uniled States woald be IN outrage on
Southern rights and Southern chisalry;
but when AIRY portion Of the citizens OF
his Siase become refractory To the de-
crees OF n secession convention, the
boot is on. the o,l.er ley, and .''ihey
ought TO be coerced into submission. =
Consistent, very !-Ex. -
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War in Iiaiy-Trouble in Hnugory.
Nrw N,k E.h

. ~NcW cth. CSo. j
The steamers Arabia and Ui.ed King.
dom brinsins Liverpool dates ofJan 81
have arrived.
The Courier Mercantile publishes
letters from Naples, dated Jan. 60 h.
stating HAT severa! thousand man unde,
command of General Lora, had enlelnl
the Napo'llan provinces, Tie l;oman
territory. aud defeated the less numer-
ou. ,l,a forces near Taglczzio. com
pciiin. them 70 reli;c on Anazamo.
Gen, Tounz has LETT with reinforce
menls for Nurd.
IL is stated that a treaty between
Prussis aud Austria guam 'ees Venice
TO Austria. The King OF prussia's ad
dres, on the l6.h /, The Generals. say
he has been Called 20 .he throne at an
cpoco Of dangers aud inuch prospect OF
comba, in which / shall perhaps need
all your devo,odncss. /, do not sue.
cced in ,urnia. lie the sio,m which is
rising. We siai. nave nee! Of our forces
to defend cur, cl,c.
Tie speech caused sensation ia Par
is. when it was reported that lie Kin.
was aware Denmark was Lis nominal
enemy. bas The question is. whether
France is To haze The Rhine.
Warllke preparations were active in
Denmark. An address 10 the Kin. is
signed calling on him to resist external
pressure. aad no, abandon tie Danish
uatiouaiity 70 .Schol>weig9
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From Ilaryland.
Bilr.aoRg. Feb. {

BALr.aoRE. Feb. 9
A town meeting called OF those ia
favor oi res;orIa5 il Uaon OF the 5 a.es,
WAS held tonight. and was generally
siienl.I. lcsrs Morris. T,at Il, Wal
lace aai L. NJ. Mclean. addressed the
meeting. Resolution were pissed dc
nuug cias t..c course o! Gov. Hicks IN
:e.u>ns 10 ca Convention. denying
his authority tosend delegates 10 he
city ConvrnlDn. 10 cIcc. Delegates TO
the Sa,c Co;ven'ion 70 give expression
Ia The Views ii NJ rylaad ia the pres
cni crisis.
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FATAL AcCIDkNT.-On Tacrsdav an
explosion occurred IN John Wright 5
saw mill. in Alex nder uship. by
which eight lives were lost. The names
cf t!iosc killed are Alberr Mason, Will
lam fr ckwell. Jam-~ Black. Gco E. :
tor. Peer Mchinney. Mr. Breierlck,
snd ,wo others whose names W. have
no; learned. This is one of the most
terrible calami,ies which has ever oc.
CARED in our viciniiy.-Daily Conserc-
0fige.
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From tie Lpwfence Re luLlican
Letter from Hon. 81. F. Conway.


WAsniNGToN, Jan. 10, 1861. =
EDs. RsrrpLrcAS Gentlemen - I
have received so many letters from
haIsas recently, with regard loappoini-
ments under the incoming federal adj
minisiratioa. that l find it impossible
to give 10 each Of them sepa-ate an
swer. May ask of ynu the favor OF
Your columns. to say 10 our friends IA
word or Two on this SUBJECT Wha, l
have to say is briefly this; thar. excerpt
in two instances. am uncomnii.ied to
any person for any specific place in
kansss, and that l shall continue 50
uncommi;ted for the present: thai. more
over. | shall take no steps to secure OF
fee for anybndy until after my return
TO Kansas, and iuil consultation had
with all our friends. and in the event
OF our admission. until after the clec-
Lion OF the U. S. Senators, and full
consultation l.ad with them on the cub
ject. l deem !, juc;ice to myself, as
well az to oilers. 10 ps;blisn this expla-
nation for the benefit Of all concerned.
l ara, with mach respect,
Ious obetisnl servant,
u. +. CONWAY.
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For: usa.,e.
\ RroLx. Jan. 81

n RroLx. Jan. 81.
Tie I. S. brig of war Dolphin, is re.
ee'vlng arniam N. a. tiic Nivy Yard =
She is sud TO be mocyed oil the L. S
Masaziae. Yesterday. a company OF
artillery AM company o; infantry
State iropis wcat 10 For, Norfolk and
prnc'ired guns on the beach.
The statement that there is scheme
laid TO blow up Fort Norfolk is unfouni
I'd. Tho garrisoa of For, Monroe i.
80. IL WI. ina few iass. be strength.
cned sy.ooo more from Governor Is
land.
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THE INDEPENDENT: CSKALOOSA,

honored IS that which covers Benedict
Arnold, aud they will live in the
nemory of all good peopic aud true
pa'liois. s.only 10 Be exeera,eJ in all time
10 come Thasis their doom and il
will be justly merited.
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TuE BosTay CoIaITTEr. The Bos-
ton Committee of Union men me. a
very cool reception "a, Washington
Mr.. Winthrop called on Senator Mason,
and referred TO his former visit 10
Massachusetts. remarked in the bland
est tones; Il hope Mr.. Mason. we shall
see you again at Bunker Hili'. To
which the Senator stifiiy jerkel on, The
response: mot unless | come as IN
Ambassador, SIR" Winthrop vii led.
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Kansas q State.

nc ItnilSS!cH Dill H.S iCcc!!eu itit
! signature OF the President, and kansa:
IS sovereign Safe. and stands OH ar
equal footing with her sisters in lh,
Con!cderact. On the 30th ul. Hon
MARTIN +. CONWAY. the Representative
eject under the Wyando;ts Constitution
was sworn into Office. aud took his seal
III TIE popular branch Of Congress
Mr.. c. is gentleman OF talent. pleas
ing address. temperate in his habits,
and an eloquent public speaker; and We
have no doubt he viii make an efficient
Representative.
Kansas. though the youngest,is by nc
means the leas; important Of The sister
hood Of States. Her central seograph-
ical position will give her at once an
Influence in the councils Of the nation
thai no other new Stale has ever had
and The rapid Development Of her ma
aral resources. steady and increas-
ins growth in population. the inaus su'
ration OF an efficient system OF free
schools, the establishment of manulac
! tories, and the proper ami jndiciou,
encoura cement OF internal improve.
menls. will in few years give her a
place among the first Sales in the
Union.
Very soon the guardians Of the vita
interests OF the young State will be
called upon to enter upon the duties
assigned 10 their several positions. Mi
many weeks hence the legislature will
convene, 20 whom is entrusted wei.hiy
responsibilities. Among the frs! and
mos. important business that will come
before them, will he tie election OF Two
Senators 10 represent the people o; this
commonwealth in the United States
Senate. Ii is needless 10 saw that The
miSest. most sasacious, and yet lhc
most prudent OF the prominent men oi
kaasa. should be selected to Gil these
high stations OF honor and trust; tie
good Of the nation anl the STATE alike
demand that our Senator's should be
the best statesmen we haze. We vii;
not now suggest our preference !or any
individuals for the position oi Senators,
for we believe tie combined wisdom Of
The State Senate AMI House Of Repre-
sen.aiives will elect those men who ars
the bes, qualified TO I'll those Stations.
A.sr The election OF lie Senators. j:
,.evolves apon til. Legislature 10 .i.ac.
and inau.saraie Il thorough. liberal. YET
economical system OF statutory laws.
While high taxation an! Il heavy STATE
deb. should be s,udioasiy ayoidcd, free
schools, agricultural. mechanical and
manufacturing interests. and a judicious
sys,em o. railroads and o,her internal
Improvements. should receive liberal
encouragement. from TIE State govern
men; A proper disposition of .be
public lands sh,uld bs made, for the
benefit OF the State. and no; be disposed
OF in way that will iina the colfei. ol
individuals with the gold tha, ousll. 10
till he public treasury.
Possessing the advantage OF the iiis:ory
and experience OF o.her S,:ges tia
have preceded Kansas, oar legislators
ou.s .sIt TO devise a system OF State gov
erument, ani eIIac. code OF laws, fa
in advance Of any Of her predecessors :;
thus giving her an impetus to future
greatness aud influence Unparalleled in
Lie history Of the nation.
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New .ori. csma,i.. o,c...

NEW York. Feb. |.
= dispatch from Albany says, Adj
son GuardaeF. Green G. B'on>on. Eras
tus Corning. Wm E. Doda. David D..
Field and ". CARTS Moves are a'ready
seicted. and four other Representatives
will be appointed Commissioners 10 III.
Virginia Convention. Thc Gsan.! Jury
Cour, "i Sessions. recently presen cd
Mayor Woeis recent municipal niessa &c
as se.i;iogs document 10 randef
10 tie worst class Of orr population.
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Ke.tucky for the Union.
t'ranhipri. Ky, Feb. 2

'.tTN'o'' y II > We
The Seln;c has pissed. by vote Of
25 10 le. tls..'s r,solu ION appealing 10
sou:herner 10 stop in illvir revolution ;
protesting ;ain,l Felsral coercion
and resolving that HE Legislature ad-
journs. on he h inst i. be 10 the "a h
Ap,il,io lc,r Ike responses Of our sister
States 70 olr application 10 Congress 10
call n na.io,ai convention.
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Ohio Commissioners

COLCABCS, o.. Jan. 81.
TIE following Commissioners to the
Washington Convention lave been APP
pointed and confirmed by the L'sisla-
lurc: Ex- Gov CHASE. Thoma, Ewing.
}. @. Wright Gr,esbeck. u u. Horton,
Reuben Hitchcock, +. 4. Backus.
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Treas Checked.


Sr LOUIS. tsb. 2.
Tie Washington dispatches ofyes-
ter.ly. safe orders have JUS been re-
csiscI toF the earoilm .nt oi Nil persons
subj %. 10 snii.'ary duiy n The D.stric,
.. Columbia. Two companies oi artillery
arrived hefe 10 day fsom For. Hamilton.
There are five companies oi 'haI arm Of
The service here. which. together wiki
.he lniani,y and N .,iacs. make abou,
$50 Federal ireop' il W.sl.ias'oa and
yiciaily.
iioraio K'as. s.ii,s. assistant posimas
General. has bsen app"'n!ed Pos master
GcUeral.
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To BE SENT Blackstone hot-heads
in Charleston sent package Of Minnie
rifle balls to Gov. Andrews, OF Masss-
chuse,is. The Light Artiileoy OF Bos-
ton have requested of the Goveror per-
mission to send then. back, If the CON.
pany shall be called into service.
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Ias-sc-ia-e..s u O'at s..n .A5 r.r
(, AZ. =, So.gcs.li isi
B sroN. Jnn. 8.

b SION. Jan. 81.
The Committee OF Federal Il lat;oas.
10 whom was referred the Virginia res
luLlons. prop ,Sing Convention a. Wash
ns'on. prcsense! majori,y aud minority
reports. The former ,issenis i,cm The
metl,oi proposed by Virginia. and is
wiling ID compare opinions with local
States IN an stiprI to req ,ihcn The I'M
ION. aud promote tranquility, aid au
thorze the Governor 10 arroia FIVE
Commissioners, subject 1, li.e con'rol OF
Tie Le., ia uTe BJtii wcsc liiI on he
.able.
h the House. rcsulo .;on WA inr5.
'iaeei rendering the l.ospialiirs Of the
) atc 10 tie President eie.i, i,ani in,i. ing
ham 10 ,isii his cil, prior 10 ,he inan.-
ur;, .ion.
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-. fs4si<
IT'S EDUCATION
FORMS TIE COAia.ON MIND,

fUNM> 7 IfiE CIJil4VN NINOs
ard prepares i's pdsssssor f,s useful, &C. Ma
l.. NJ EESED.crs -ecouI ierm OF school enm-
nseaced Jan. Iuh. 1861, M tfe Sosth- vest ess.
nor OIL. Is Copwe,l's bisck.- instructions CIV
en- in tire common hraichcs pr term Of lhrrs
months, payable al the :irs 6i TIE term. Tlrss
dollars. Ii paid in cash any tine during In
iirst TAO mouths Fifty cents will b. detuced o.
c;ch scholar. Dejac'ipas made where schd.
ar l. necessarily .b-ent ;i.e daysnr more III sue-
c.s ion Gsoi burr oak fenciag taken il deiiv-
e,el before III 21ts os March n,xt.
ian. i6,h iS6i-2s-3 3w 81.
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From, tns:ara.

The juin. solution authorizing the
Governor iol appoint i've Commission-
ers to the Convention al Washington on
she 4sii proximo, passed boil, HOUSES of
the Leg gisla,ure by An unanimous vote.
The Governor will announce the Com
mission.rs tomorrow morning.
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ExrRAoRDiSARY.-.lt is singular fact
iha. Indiana has had four Governors
since the lst Of October. Gov. Willard
died on the 81 Of that month. when
Lieut.. Cox. Hammond became Cover
nor. He scr:ed It'll January Ii. when
Gov. Lane was in"uyura,ed. lie serv-
cd two days. when he was elected to
the L. Senate. wien he was suppressed
cd by Lieut.. Gov. Morton. Four Gov
ernors in less than foar months.
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The Yankees Firm.

Boston Feb I.
In the Ssns.c il.is p. NJ. a motion 10
take up the resolutions appointing Com.
niissioners 10 vh-siaia. and consider
hen immclia.ely was vo'.! down ~ to
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OK Tuesday last ,nine persons passed
lhroash RiIeigh on their way North.
iron, South Carolina. with their heads
shaven-the victims OF fana,ical desro-
tism.
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q. $. .cun,o..
RAlE.en. \. G. jan. 81

The Legislature has rc elected S,na.
tor C!insmsn 20 The L. $. Senate.
a resolution is nnicr CONSIDERATION
declaling 10 case tho sec.ioaal iifical.
It's a8e not settled. Nori!. Carolina
will 81 With The Sou.h.
T!c Military Bill -omes M ssx..
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Penn-Siyaaia Cssa aaai.sjencrs.
HARRIsHvns. Jan 81

Tl4 G'v,ri,' hrs appointed Com
missioners 10 Washington They are
Wm. n. Meredith. Taos wIi:e. James
Pollock. David Wilnlo.. Thomas G
Franklin. Andrew W.Loom;s. Wm Nc
kcnneit. Tie frs, three hive accept.
ed. aud t',e others have not been heard
from.
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Rhode Island Commissioners.

PROVIDENCE, Jan. 81.
Judge Ames. Alex. Duncan. Gov.
lIoppin. &. II, Brown, and 5. G Ar
mold. are appointed to go TO the Virsin-
ia Convention.
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tie American !isg. shoot linn on the
SPIT. (sigaed)
J. IN 4. DIX. Sec. Treas.


The fines Washington corespon-
den: in;ima;es that Foit Sumter has
been reinforced by the steamer Brook
lyn, which landed upwards OF 800
troops at lie For. by means Of row
boats, with muiiied oars.
A lumor is cu,ren. tia, Fort Sumter
has been attacked.
There have been no di.pa 'ches from
Col. Anderson at lie Department for
three day.
Il is said tl,a, he Virginia Commiss-
toners 10 Ike Border Sa;es' Convention
will offer, the first thing tomorrow. n
resolution derrecalins force towards
the seeding Safes. Ii this be vo'ed
down. the Southern SAFES will seccde.
Col. Har!ee, OF the army. has resign
4
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&. Amo.ion TO consider them to mos
row was also voted down. TIE sub
ject was postponed till Monday.
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Indiana and Michigan.

indianapolis Feb. 2.
The Gosernep yesterday appointed
Hon. b. Smith, T.. A. AorckieIiman.
G. S. Ortiz, Z. W. II. Ellis. snd IL +.
C.Stougl,ton as Commissioncrsto WASH
In. rtnn = - -. -.
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Going Rish! Along For lS6l!
- rHE GOOD OLD
OHIO C. ULTITA + OK

A Monthly Agricultural Journal De-
voted to the
Farm. Tive stock. Garden, Osee.s
AsD THE CULTIVATION OF TIE PEorLs'
size ca.Ssfi 10 " psgcs. ans prSr rsdnse1 i'os''
On, d, Esr H. ss3-OSlyi Fsssv. Ca>Ts 'hA.
4 ciuo VI teg copies At 81, apo errt errtssvvi
III 1851. h:,-ias v,fh fhs iIrst ., ,SvSeTy< -'cs'
i n.as and rr5-pscinse. seri ir.e.
7 . i,.s.a ~ uaas1s
. zsi. s-eai x s-sz-.s Aiu-s" s*'
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BAR MEETING Owing TO the pccu-
liar position in whic! the laws, aud the
Jurisdiction ot the courts. have been
placed by the adoption OF tile Wyando,t
Coastilu iou. i, Is deemed desirabi to
have some general expression OF tie
bar. and some cogc,r. Of action in re.
gard 10 these important matters. For
this purpose meeting of the bar Of
Lcaveuwor'h eoHnIy Is hereby called
attic Prob ,;e Caurl Rpon,. Oh Tuesday
ese;.ins mex, At Z O'clock IN, A gen
eial aticndanec IS respectfully request
ed. BY ORDER LcGp. Times.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

N)TICE IS hereh, given ihs, the undsr.iznsd
N h,<been appointed adninisrra,r Of the a.
,afe OF Daniel II Wright diseased. ALI per.oa,
inhibited 20 said estate are requested to s<tie IL,
same nimediasesy. All rersors havirg .la:m,
ayainsi said estate are requested 10 prrsesi he
same within one ear, or III y may b. pfecisded
from any bcnesi, u said esdate, and uniss- pre-
cent, within three year from, the date heIsvf
they will be f,rsvsr barred.
.s'sa - JOSEPH DEST. Administrsior.
Jan 9Th 1861 27-6w-3d.
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TnK Topeka rapers stale that the
people Of tia, place are actively engas-
ed in making preparations ior :be Ses-,
ion Of the Safe Legislature. - -
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f4u f4q4n1Tf Afl'V
MASTER COMMISSfGNEK.ssa,v

Territory OF Kansas,
l. Fist district, l. : q. s.-s,,,,..-
County Of Jefferson,
sGsorse n. Goes aiisaes sf Geosvs Buss,
Cyrus Kennedy, and Mary + Kennedy.
BY virfue of an order TO uss direetei. ,....x
out Of the FIrst District Coun Of the Tsff;to, ~
Kansas si:tihc in the County Of Je6srson r. ,sn "
trial Of eanses arising under tho laws Of sid T.,S
iory, will. on Saturday, the 9Th day Of N.rrh :
=, - @ a. "s nor snoS o s ~ - t.s day
County of Jefferson and Territory of kapsaa. -
at public sale to the highest bidder for eas IN S.r
the following described PROF rty. to-wit: Tbs Sou,:
~ est quarter Of Section No Twelve Jcl in Ton,
ship No nine 9) Of Rrnge No sixteen (isj, In Jes.r
son County. k.nsas Territory. To be sold a. n.
property OF Cyvas kepnejy and Mar r.. KennedS
1T tho salt Of GsorSs ". Gu s. assignee Of Co..
Burt. Appraised AZ 900 dolIars- :.
J. GILL SPfvEY,
pec5-se5wcd Master Commissioner Of s.id c oc,.
Feb. 6-3U-4v-5d.
~ f.ar--.... - .a....rs.f
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THanrLISG on THE AMxrIcAN FLAa.
a, the Richmond IVA. Thea,er, no,

TEaNrLlSG on THE AMErIcAN FLAa.
A, the Richmond (va.) The,,er. 10,
lcng since. an actress-Aliss Rcliass.
we are tclc!-undertook 10 sing Hail
Columbia, ,"or'Tke S'ar-Spansiei Ban
ner,' bu, was promptly hisstd down
She tLen came forward. bearing the
stars and stripes. aad sung Ike South
'ern Marscillaise. during which she
threw down the flag aud .rampled up
it. wien
Al once there rose SO wild yell,
As all Ihe firnd. from Heaven that fell
Had raised the hanrc- cry OF bell"
Every d;sgracefnl insult that can BE-
heaped upon our flag in the Southern
ihea,ers is sure to min tumuituous ap-
plause; but is such applau SO worth the
cos, ?-Er. ~ nH,-. ,.e at - 81
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WAsufxGrox, Feb. 4,

The facts show tha, Government j.
unable 10 gel any of Us orders south
unless senl by special messengers. =
The dispatch senl By Secretary Dix 10
llrmphii Jones. special agen, Of tie
Treasury Department now at New Or.
iean', was stopped OH III. eelh at Mont
gsmery. Aiabsina. BY order of,!.s Gov.
c.ior OF that Safe. WHO took the mes.
sa.e and forwarded IL TO Tho Governor
o: Louisiana. lhus preventing the arrest
oe the notorious traitor. Cipt Brush
wood. Tie following is copy Of Gen.
D'x's dispatch:
Washington, JAN 90.
"HIaPniLL joNEs:-reii Lieut.. Csli.
well 10 arres. C,pi. Drushwooi, assume
command of the cutter McClelland and
obey order: | gaze li,rousl. you. III
Capt. Brusiwo,J. af,cr arrest Under
iakes to interfere with tie command OIL
lie cutter, Lieut.. Caldwell will consid.
i him rnu,inccf and areat him accor.i
linelv. II he attempts 10 Laul down |
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Hos. lGA HAgais, Of Albany. \ Y.
has been nominated by the Republicans
to succeed William IL Seward il the
L. S. Scna.e.