The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-06
THE REVOLUTION.
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM THE SOUTH,
An ArmiStice Concluded Between the
Belligerents at Pensacola.
Secession Of Texas from the
Union.
Seizure of the Revenue Cutter
Washington
Proposed Removal Of the Beacons at
the Passes Of the Mississippi.
Proceedings OF the Washington
Peace Convention.
DEBATES IN CONGRESS ON the CRISIS.
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Speech Of Mr.. &ckles in Favor Of Suspending
the Postal System at the South.
Withdrawal Of the Louisiana
Delegation from Congress.
Passage Of the &25, 900, 900 Loan
Bill in the Senate.
Immense Union Demonstration
at Boston,
As., Ae., As.
Speech Of Mr.. Gckles in Favor Of Suspending
the Postal System at the South.
Withdrawal Of the Louisiana
Delegation from Congress.
Passage Of the S25 900, 900 Loan
Bill in the Senate.
Immense Union Demonstration
at Boston,
Re, &c., &ss
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY TO COL. HAYNE

THE PRESIDENTS REPLY TO COL. HAYNE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 5, 1851.
Colonel Hayne, the messenger Of South Carolina has
again postponed his departure until to morrow.
The President has not yet communicated his reply to
Col. Hayne He will probably do 80 to morrow. It was
under consideration by the Cabinet to-day The whole
correspondence will be communicated Congress soon
C. HAyne leaves for Charleston AT least such is the
present intention Of the President.
There doubt that the policy Of the President and
Cabinet has been delay the South Carolna
until after the Virginia election hoping 1t would result
1t has. II is said that many leading in the South,
who sympathize with South lCaroina but regret her
hssy steps, have counced with Colonel Hayne and urged
him to delay action until after Virginia heard from.
Lieutenant Hall, who accompanies Colonel Hayne, and
viii leave with him tomorrow bearing dispatches from
the Secretary Of War TO Major Anderson quite lion
in Washington.
wAanSorox, Feb. 5, 1891.
The republicans becoming somewhat nervous about
the Eastern elections The New Hampshire Central
Committee have sent orders for the return OF all fugitive
republican lecturers and the appeal has reached here
Frank Fuller Esq, Of the prominent New Hampshire
stump speakers responds to mandate Of this kind and
leaves Immediately for the North with rich budget Of
Southern and Washington experience recently acquired
Considerable Indignation has been expressed here by
of the Montgomery Cousrsss, their feelings mol
ded by the report that he chosen order TO head
on aspirations for the pss Of Secretary Of the Tea
sury Of the Southern Confcderacy.
The speech Of Mr. Bouigny, Of Louisiana, In refusing
10 accede to the request Of his legislature 70 withdraw
from the House, not only produced tremendous sensa-
sion at the time among the members and SPECTATOR but
has for him the praises Of conservative Union loving
men everywhere After the House adjourned, Mr.. Crit
tenden Mr.. Bouligny, and, graspng him with both
hands invoked Gods blessing upon him, assuring him
that however much he might be cursed now by those
who are disoyal TO their country he (Bougny) would
outlive them oil In the aectionae memory Of glorious,
Union loving, law abiding people. The gallant old Ken
tuckan was very impressive In his manner and speech,
and wept as he spoke.
committee Of New York merchants and others from
tina. city are now here TO oppose the Norn tariff blu,
principally on account Of the feature In proposing 70
modify the warehousng system.
The telers to the votes for President and Vice
President tomorrow week In the joint meeting Of the
two houses are Mr. Trumbu the part Of the Senate,
and Mr. washburn, Of Illinois, and Mr. Phelps, OF Mis-.
souri, on the part Of the House.
Several Alabama Postmasters have declined 70 render
their accounts saying that they will await the action Of
their State
Additional evidence continues 10 be received that pr
correspondence IN
Captains storer Lavalatte and Powell have been ap
pointed Court Of Inquiry at the request OF Captain
Armstrong 70 investigate the circumstances attending
the surrender OF the Pensacola Navy Yard The Court
viii meet on Friday next.
Tho Select Comwittee OF Five examined auother Wit
ness relative the alleged conspiracy 10 seize the
federal Capitol AS with the large number Of witnesses
as heretofore, nothing whatever was shown to lead TO
such belief. Governor Kicks was summoned several
days ago. but appearing he has again been sent for
and probably will be examined ON Tuesday.
Commander Walker TO be court martiacd for acting
contrary orders in bringing the storcshp supply to
New York. instead Of proceeding TO Vera Cruz with pro-
visions for the squadron.
The Gaines case which exctes additional interest since
the secession Of louisiana has been postponed in the
Supreme Court until next Monday
Can't Ingraham's resignation not accepted by So
cretary Touccy until this afternoon.
Commodore shubrick, II s said, Will not resign, aud
there are many regrets expressed Ia the navy that Capt
Ingraham felt IL his duty TO do So
several cadets from the SOUTH who have resigned their
position at West Point express rege, at the action Of
the seeding States to which they belong and express
desire 70 return after the troubles over.
The President to-day sent TO the Senate the name Of
Judge Petit Of Indiana United States District Judge
for the State Of Kansas
The nomination Of Judge Black for the Supreme bench
was sent In TO the Senate to-day There Is strong pres
sure against him. Judge Cushing Is here.
There are reports that Judges Wayne Of Georga, and
Campbell Of Alabama win resign their places In the su-
preme bench In case the Of Judge Cushing should
be sent in 20 hl either vacancy Judge Douglas win op
pose his confirmation the ground he opposes the
confirmation Of Judge Black.
Large numbers Of promotions in the Navy were sent
the Senate to-day, occasioned by the designations OF
Southern officers from the naval service
Secretary Dix today received intelligence that the
authorities Of Louisiana had seized another revenue
cutter the washington, which undergoing repairs at
New Orleans.
Mr. staun,on, OF ohio, succeeded IN having ajoint re-
solution passed extending the time to ninety days for
taking testimony in the application for the extension Of
the patent for the Mccormick reaper
Hon IRA Harris Senator elect from New York rose -
pn,co a., -, t,, hach Of Nn anti I.nt NOV