The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-20
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THURSDAY MORNING.. MARCH 70, 1881
Telegraphed 10 the Louisville Courier.
U. 5. Senator. Special Session.

U. 5. senate--s Special Session.
WARRINGTON, March IL. 1851.
SENATE.-Have rejected Mt. Goodrich as Con-
sui to Paris.
motion was made to adjourn sine die to-mor-
row, and laid on the table.
Mr. Mangum called up his motion that 1000
copies extra ofthe Professors report on meteorology
be printed for the Senate, and be placed at the dis
posal of the Professor 10 enable him to supply his
correspondents Laid on the table.
A letter was received from the President with
the correspondence with Turkey, relative to the
Hungarian refugees. The most of this correspond
ence has already been published. One letter to
Webster informs him that the time the Sublime
Porte promised to retain the refugees expires in
May. Another from the Hon. Daniel Marin to
Mr.. Marsh, Consul at Constantnople, urges him
To prevail on the Porte not to renew the stipna
lions with any power for the detention of the Hun
garan refugees, and to say to the Porte, if he
allows Kossuth and his companions TO leave, that
they will find vessel ready to carry them to the
United States; the letters and documents were
ordered to be printed. The Senate then went into
Executive session, and confirmed the following
nominations Thomas A. r. Nelson, Consul to
Mr. Pendeton, Appraiser at San Francisco and at
Sacramento; Robert Gardiner. Collector at Bev
erIy Allen II. Owens, Charles Brady, and c.
Edgar, Appraisers at large; Geo. S. Washington,
kol, Consul to Chilli Thos. Wolff, Collector at
Memphis; Mr.. Wilson, Collector at Oregon !;
Simpson p Moore and VIM. N Matthews, Ap.
praisers AT Oregon; George B. Metal, Collector
Pacific city, Oregon; Alonzo LELAND, Surveyor
at Milwaukee Edward c.. Warde, Collector at
Columbia, N C.; F. n Beden, Collector at Cor
pus Christi Texas Burnett and Brown. ConsuIs for
ports in South America The nomination of Mr..
Eastby, as Commissioner of Public Buildings, was
under consideration when the Senate adjourned.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN.-After the opening OF
the doors. a notice TO adjourn Tomorrow at ], P.
M, sine die, was adopted.
Mr., Jeff Davis offered resolution relative to
the American Colonization Society but no quo.
rum being present, they adjourned.
PHILADELPHIA. March Il.
New HAMPSHIRE ELECTIoN-The returns o
l2l towns are heard from, and show loss of $685.
for Dnsmore, DEM, for Governor, who is undoub
eddy defeated. The House, as far as heard from
stands "A wings and free soilers, and 62 democrats
In the Sd district, for Congress, Jared Perkins
whig is elected LIST district, Amos Tuck, wing
elected by large vote; Charles II Peaslee ant
II. Hubbard, dems., both elected in the other dis
tricts.
BUFFALO, N. Y, March IL.
The steamer St. Louis, which left for CLEVELAND
on Saturday, got in the ice off Erie, on Sunday
and after driving through it all day and night snt
Monday, she landed her passengers at Port Col
burn, in Canada, being unable to reach any other
After this II wind changed suddenly, and drov
her on the rocks. 1t is said she will be got Of
with much difficulty. She had about seventy-iivt
passengers, who reached here by teams this al
ternOoD.
NORFOLK Va, March IL.
The sloop.of-war John Adams has anchored OF
this herhor, and will soon proceed 10 the coast G
Africa.
The ballotngs for U. S. Senator were resume
to-day The seventeenth ballot stood Sumner
1879; Winthrop, 10; blank, 4; scattering, q
Necessary to choice, 1856.