Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

by Chief Justice MdTshdiI.
Salutes were fired by two companies Of arfil-
lery. stationed in the vicinity Of the Capitol,
which were repeated at the forts, and by de-
iachments of artillery on the plains. When the
President retired the procession was re- formed
and he was conducted to the Presidential Nam
Vi on.
lie here received the saiu,aiions ofa vast
number Of persons. who came o. cong RAJ ulaie
him upon his induction 10 the Presidency.
The Day was serene aud mild, and every way
favorable 10 the wishes Of those Who had come
from distance 10 witness the ceremony Of the
Inauguration The number Of persons pre- cent
at the Capitol, within, around, and in front of
IL. have been vsrionsly estimated We sup
pose that il did not fall short Of ten thousand
Washington. March G The SENATE of,he o.
niied states mel yesterday at IL O'Clock and.
after appointing n Committee 70 walt upon The
Prssiden Of The United States. aud receive a.
ny eommunication hat be might have 10 make,
closed IL doors. on motion OF Mr.. Benton in
order 10 proceed 10 the consideration of Exeen-
tive business
From what .e can lean no nominations were
YES erday made 10 the Senate Certainty bune
were confirmed. Nat. Int.
Inc great conrourse Of strangers in this fity
has already snbsidci and the steady rain OF
yesterday Kept within doors most of those who
remain. Ibis busy throng has pI.sed away
without any occurrence seriously IL mar the
pleasure Of ils assembly What particularly
graii6ss us, aud does credit to he chata, ter OF
o. = people, Is. that amidst all The excitement
aud hustle oi the occasion. tive whole d"y and
night IF the Inauguration passed of with al the
sightest inieri upton OF the public pface aud
der. Ibnl we have heard Of Al the mansion II
the President, The Sovefeien People were a liz.
tie uproar Gus inierd, but IL was la any thing
but a malicious spirit. 10
james A Hamilton Of Nv York, has been
charged temporarily, with the duties OF Secre
tary oil Stat, un Il n permanent appointment
| shall have been made 10 that Office. Certain
dulie- have TO be performed, in that department
| immediately on the accession Of n new presi.
dent, winch make such an appointment, nd IN.
terim ndspeo SADLY necessary. I'd
We inadvertently omitted the other day IN
| mention that he several Heads of Depart mrnfs.
| Mr. Clay Mr. kusu IL PoRTIR and MIR
SoUTHARD, aud also the Attorney General of
! The Unit Il STATES, resigned their commissions
Oh the lbird day OF this mouth, TO the then Pre-
| silent of the Uniied States. no.
UashlHgiOn March The following nom.
| 'nai'ons "ere yesterday made by the President
otMe Ua'ted States, and promptly confirmed by
Mnrtn Tan Buren,, of New York, to be Sc.
creiaf, Of State
Samuel ID hgham, Of Pensy lvania. to he Sc.
crctary oflhe Treasury. lNdi. Int.
The following nominations are also said L.
nav" been made by the President, but not to have
ben acted upon BY the Senate, viz:
john M Lean, OF Ono. to be AN Associate
Judge Of the Supreme Court of the Tn ted
7tate-
John ". Campbell, of Ohio, TO be District
Judge Tor the District ofohio. 10.
TN arrang ement OF the Cabinet Ministers
some days ago 50 auhorativey announced, il
appears, has been changed, so far as concerns
the General Post Office, which to the uuiysr.
sal regret, we are sure, OF all parties and class.
rs OF men, Mr.. NJ Lean, is invited to retire
from, by the oiler of a seat on the bench Of the
supreme Cour. AS the further ARRANGEMENTS
are not yet known, we forbear, for the presen,
| from the general reflections which are sugges.
ted BY this unexpected occurrence and the cir.
cumstances which have attended it no.
We learn that resolution ras YESTERDAY n.
doptcd IN the Senate, directing the publication
Of the Executive Journal Of the Last session
| The proceedings OF thai body threiore our.
ing us siilhgs ~lih Closed doors, will be made
public. Nat Jour
| We haze Teason 10 believe that since the off
cai annuncaton of the new Cabinet in the
Telegraph ol the Goth uIt a change has been
made Tor the puTpo'e OF elitcrng that by
remondl, which was To hive been managed by
- arrangement The People are TO loose the
valuable services OF an ablr and independent
officer, who in the discharge OF his important
ties has given universal satisfaction, for the
purpose ofinereasing The pove aud patron
age OF the President Which ofihc powers
behind the throne has accomplished this
change of purpose in one who, it is said, never.
changes no.
W number of The friend, OF Mr.. Clan AT
The Seat OF Government, both residents add Wis
Hers, desiring 10 testify their esteem for his
pubic and private character, have requisite ed
MIN l." give them an opportunity of bidding HIM
a. aft.etonale adieu before his departure; Tor
which purpose they will assemble al Dinner
At the Mansion Hotel, (Banards,) This Even
'ns, AT half past o'clock. As t.eIe Is % lif,le
tine OF opPor UNITY Tor personal commun cation
Il las been thought proper TO address Ga INV
tatIon IN his mode TO such gentlemen in the dis
rct rs might have regretted the want ofan
opportunity to unite in the social pleasure Of
he occasion 10
The following Address was presented 10 Nh
Jackson, on The day OF hIs Inauguration a. Pre-
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