The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1861-01-19

CommanderinChi.
The news also reaches MS from bain' |
more that the Lac political events have
caused much agitation, not only IN that
civ. hut thronghou, the State oi Mary
land Its ultimate action is doubtful
Secretary Touccy, # the Navy D''pnr;
mcn,. has adviccs from Charleston that
a messenger is m routt Ia ash'ngt"h
from Major Anderson, at Fort SumP'er,
for the purpose of obtaining further III
structious
Fort Marion. at San Augustine, Fla,
has been taken possession OF by n com
many uf volunteers from Fernandina ny
order If the Governor of the state.
We learn from Columbus. Ga, that
the arsenal at Chattahoochce, on the
Chaitahouchec river, has been taken ny
the orders OF the Governor OF Florida,
aud is now held by the authority OF that
State
Cp,piFsrox. Jan. IL - News of pa
cifc character from Warrington has
somewhat abaicl the rcccn, excitement
ALBANY. Jan. II The New York Leg
islature has almost unanimously passed
resolutions rendering money aud men TO
the President Ia cuinr'r the laws
WAsmNGroS Jan | The appoint
ment of General John A Dix as Score
tary Of the Ire sury, has been confirm
ed hy the Senate. The Cabinet rs now
unit
RocHr>rrn, Jan. ll-An Abolition
meeting was broken mp N this Guy yes
lerdav \ flag. with the inscription.
"No Compromise with slavery was not
allowed - be- spruded across the street.
The city authorities prevented a general
riot
WAsniNerax. Jan. ll-in the Senate
Yesterday, Mr. Hunter, Of Va, made a
speech against coercion, saying that En-
gland and other foreign powers would
n4' consent 10 blockade ot Southern
ports lie proposes the construct Oh oi
new Union
RALEIGH. y C. Jan ll-The question
Of State Convention is complicated, IN
the Legislature. by State roiotm qncs
+ tons The State appears to maintain
conservative policy
WAsmxGroS Jan | The high words
+ between Gen Scott and Senator Hunter,
oi Virginia rcSul ed in the matter going
Ia the friends &c th" respective parties.
Mr. Hunters speech in the Senate yes.
lerdav produced profound sensation.
The Senator'S aud members ot the
+ II use OF Representatives, from Mlssissl-
ppi. viii probably leave on the l2lh for
( their State
Ri.uNl Jan IA joint resolution
was adopted bv The Legislature uI tins
State. asking President Buchanan the as
suraucc Of a status gpo loI si&ty days, *
ccpr To- rcre INVASION
/ WAsmSeroS. Jan | Lieutenant Tai
bo, has arrived here with dispatehr- from
+ Mai Anderson He reports the condi
ton Of Fort Sumpter not so good "a the
/ Government thought It 'o he
/, j. sad that the administration is
determined Ia send snpp IS ~ I'll hazards
and that the -lopp Broklvn will 90
down To- engage with the batteries On
Morris Island white another steamer 90
corts tho Stare tn West g. Font sum
ter.
VIM q Butler " Kentucky, goes
into the War Department
TIE lIansc Commit o &c Thirtvjhr,c
discussed The previously submitted rrso.
buttons bat na conclusion was arrived
A. The Cpihmt'e~ adjourned over tii
MaUiay fr final report
Cata'n Stone il rapidly organizing
thr militia Of Tho District # Columbia.
md Gul~ HAT within few dnvs bis .
t.rrc can defy al Virginia and Maryland, {
if an invasion is attempted.
The reader can exercise his pleasure .
about believing this - II R'ppb'ra
Pr"si1cH, Buchanan intends 10 veto
the Pacific Railway bill ON account # I
the great ,'ctt it would create in the .
prrsrp' condition oi the country /
CHAmESruN Jan IA dispatch TO .
the Courier says The Federal trpops have /
nhaud'ued all fhc Forts in Pensacola /
except Frrt Pickons
TALLAHASSEE, Jan II The ordinance .
providing fer the secession ofthc State of !
florida from the Federal Union passed /
the convention v"rtcrlsy al twenty min (
utes past IL o'clock. hy votc"i 81 To ! .
B.roS RorGr Jan l. 1851 On demand .
from Cot Walton the posts we're surrendered .
without any resistance on the part Of the United .
States iores. In fact, resistance would have +
been total useless and could have had no other .
result than The useless cNnsiun Of blood
The Barracks and oNocrs quarter. ore in
formally Surrendered bat ARE sim oecuutd hy
Federal soldiers These however uii lyt
within thirty six hours Ioey arc to go up ,h. /
river to Fort Washington, under command of .
Lieut. 1odt
JAcEsoS, Jan. ~ The ARTILLERY was
order d Ia Nwksburs by the Governor .
early this morning
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