The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-02-02
THE LATEST.

Amer going to press, Mr.. A, G. Hynson pre-
scnted MS with the evening Picayunc of the 26th.
We condensc the intelligence contained in it.
The Louisiana Convention passed the secession
ordinance on the Goth inst, A resolution WAS
then adopted to adjourn to New Orleans.
WASHINGTON Jan 25--Mr Buchanan. in an
interview with ex-Presidcnt Tyler expressed
belief that no collision would occur between Fed
era and State forces during his administration
lie said every eflor, would be made on his part
10 avoid one.
NORFOLK. Jan rs The United States steam
sloorof war Brooklyn sailed Tor the South yes
terday under sealed orders
Providence, Jan 25,-The House Of Repre-
scntatives has concerned with the Senate IN re-
pcalinr the personal liberty bill
NASHVILLE, Jan. 25-rhe Legislature Of Ten.
nessee this day elected twelve delegates to a con
ven,ion OF the Southern States
WASHINGTON, Jan. &c -Adviccs have been
received here that the Legislature Of Kentucky
has decided against the call Of State conven-
tor
All however. admi, that she must ultimately
follow Virginia and the members OF Congress
from that State here are exerting their influence
Tor immediate secession.
sage from Virginia has already had two inter
views with the President, and the whole matter
is now before the Cabinet The decision will
Indicate the policy of the Administration on the
question Of coercion. and. So sOon rs known, wiii
he forwarded to the Picayuuc.
WAspisarov. Jan 90 MIR Buchanan is en-.
gagged on another special message 20 Congress on
Southern aralrs
The Cabinet is now engaged in the discussion
Of the peace proposition sent huher lay irgina,
Numerous wurikr ram1rs are 10 the meantime
IN circulation here.
SENATOR'S B1pplwg Coco BYE A Wash
inetou dispatch says That when The Senators
from Aabamn Mississippi md Florida with
drew from ,ha. body on the 2ls,, ~ their Dem
oerat.c colleagues rose ard gave ,Ncw parting
shake Of the haua senator line, of New
Hampshire. and Cameron. Of PENNSYLVANIA also
did the same Mr. Davis Of Mississippi -aid on
behalf II his colleagues that he az ne hostility
to any Senator and he hop,l 'heir parting was
one II peace
MurrnarvrrLY. G, Jan. 2i.-1he State
Convention now in session here. proceeded To-
eiay 10 the election OF delegates TO the Congress
of slaveholling States, called TO meet at Mont
romerv. Ala on the Ath Of February.
The Hon Howell Cobb late SECRETARY Of the
Treasury. and the Hon Robert Toombs, late
L s. senator, were chosen to represent the
State at large,
The delegates 10 represent the Congressional
Districts are as follows
First D,ayid Hon. Francis Barton, OF
Chatham county,
Steond Dieyia-tlon, Martin Crawford Of
Muscogee
Third Disr,d Judge Nesbitt Of Bib
Fourth Diayie. Hon. Benz HUI, Of Tror-
Fha Dnirid-Iiou Augustus r. Wrigh'
Of Cobb
S,rth District Hon Thomas r. X, Cobb Of
Clarke
Serenfi Diar,ct,--Hon Augustus kenan, of
Baldwin.
Etgh,h D,ar,o. A. II. Stephens. Of
Taiaierro
The convention then adjourned over till to-
morrow.
AuarsrA. Jan IA body OF State troops
numbering 700 assembled this morning for a
demonstration on the L. ). Arsenal Gov,
Brown was present and demanded It's immediate
surrender. The demand was complied with at
halfpas' 2 o'clock.
negotiations for the surrender were carried on
Yesterday and this morning
The arsenal troops saluted the American flag
They will go hence TO New York.
Corrox .-Unmvorablc weather and advanced
frcights produced heavy market. Mddng is
quoted n, from los, to II 4.