The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-01-11

IhrcO years.
| There are no Fkderals, with the exeep.
ton Of few scouts, this side Of Green
river. Yet the military authorities OK.
pect an attack.
! Late accounts from beyond Grecn
! river represent the Feserals ~ still re.
| ceiving large reiniorccmcnts.
II is reported tina. the resignation Of
Gen. Pillow has been confirmed
The general impression in financial
circles is that Gen. Scott carried mo
tncutous communication from tho FEEDER
Il Government that Ia. 900 troops would
30 sent to Canada ready to take the
field immediately
The British Government continue to
charter all available steamers.
The Paris Pays says the English uti-
matum is Of an absolute character.
The London Herald takes ground
against the arbitration AS proposed by
the News, apd gays no negotiations
will be entered into while Mason and
Slidcll are prisoners, and opposes such "a
settlement bitterly.
KioHxoSp Jan. 1.-The Theatre was
burned early this morning A portion
Of the wal! only remaining. The adj
joining building, occupied by David A.
Brown, sahdler, was also burned. The
MARSHALL Hotel was much damaged.
PENSACOLA, ria Ntr Orleans. Ja~. g.
An engagement commenced yesterday.
at o'clock p. N. The enemy we're
firing at small steamer lying ut the
Navy Yard wharf The firing soon be-
came general, though slow and dclibcr.
ate, on both sides The last gun fred
on Aur side was at daylight this morn.
ing. The shells from our guns were
thrown with great accuracy. The
si,n nor nj which the enemy directed
,Lcir shots escan,d without DAMAGE
Tie only damage reported is the
bnrniur oI two wooden buildings at
Warrington bv the cuemy's hot shot.
There was one vessel outside, which,
was no, ENGAGED
All quiet at 70 o'clock A NJ and no
prosnects If a renewal If bostiliti.s
R,cuxosp Jan o-Gen Bragg com.
munca,cs to the Government that the
firing commenced Yesterday by piekens
firing ON Confederate steamer. which
WINS rcplied 10 by the Confederate bat.
TERMS and continued during the dav
i'm piybt no casualties on our side.
Gel Anderson was in command, as Gen.
Bfarr was absent. bu, he returned early
,h,s morning picksus did no, renew
In. firing tLis morning and no further
demonstration made ON our side
Com Rebinsot.'s Yacht Girsv. while
or Using in the Mississippi Sound. was
chased by two of the enemy's eun.boats
and ia nreycnt her cantnre. the crew
act fire Ia her aud escayed in a vawl to
shore. under fire Of shell and mnsket
rv This occurred near pascaVoula
The Enouircr publishes tomorrow.
from the Baltimore Sun, OF the 3otb, the
demand of the English Government for
the restitution Of Mason and SlideH. ,hr
answer of Seward and the resnense Of
J.ora Ivapa Tho Euslish Minister il
ahn,, and noip,od Seward surrender
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1T q i;rs,is nd p" secnrdl,. v, IA,
~, Sen,be,n fn,missioo,rs verc CON.
Wv 49," i,,, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. 80
- - ~, ,he laws Of ,,,;n.s
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Wy y, ,.,'',,,,,,. ~, ,,rn,als1
~. ,he sai,S,c..,on r. d. han..,o
This he sa-s. might be ohviatod II the
Treu, had been detained hy a proceed.
ing agaius, her, which would morally
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