The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-06
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
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THE CABINET QUESTION SETTLED.
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THE ARMY OF OFFICE SEEKERS.
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Probable Nominations for New York and
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS,
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The Latest from Washington CITY.
rm SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS HERALD.
GENERAL PIRRCE-THE CABINET-THE INAUGURAL
AND GENERAL CAss-THE sENATE-THE OFFICE
SEEKERS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, March s, 1853.
Col Jefferson Davis has arrived-so the cabinet is
complete
The Senate, executive business will sit fortnight
probably month-for considerable haul is expected,
upon the large Offices, forthwith. The of Senator
Benjamin. of Iouisiana-a naturalization queston-may
occupD day or two.
The cabinet win go up Monday and it is expected,
viii be confirmed without opposition, the same day.
General Cass, after the delivery of the inaugural yes
terday shook General Pierce by the hand and said II
am glad to find you such q real old fogy.n
General Pierce is receiving company, and the Office
seekers fanked by members Of Congress- going up
Some trouble is expected between Commodore Moore
and Senator Pearce concerning the Of the latter
in opposition to the Texas Navy bill. G.
RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS AGAINST TURKEY-PRospEor
OF A GENERAL EURoPEAN .wAR-TRUNK SMASH
WASHINGTON, March 5-7P.M.
Mr. Pulzsky has arrived here day from New York. in
company with Richard Adams Locke for the purpose OF
laying before the definite information
the approaches Of Russia upon Turkey and the possb
ty of general European arising therefrom. Pulzsys
information, he says, is exclusive.
There informal meeting Of the cabinet last night
but what done has not transpired.
Four trunks were broken open at Browns Hotel last
evening" also four at Wizards. Three from New
on mO hv
Bowyer and being brought before the Mayor
fenced vagrants to thirty days Imprisonment ]. M
THE CABINET-FALsR RUMoRs OF DIFFICULTY
FOREIGN MISSIONS, ETC.
WASHINGTON March So 0P.M.
Jefferson Davis reached here this morning. Rumors
flying about that the Cabinet have kicked In the
traces, and that all is at again There Is however
no truth in such statements. Mr.. Davis very
willing to enter the Cabinet from personal considerations
but yielded them the Presidents urgent desire have
him in the War Department The nominations will
therefore be sent to the Senate Monday in the follow
ing order -
william l. Marcy,...... Secretary Of State.
James Guthrie, secretary OF Treasury.
Robert McCleland, ......... Secretary of Interior
Jefferson Davis, .......... Secretary Of War
James =. DoDDin' .......... Secretary OF Navy.
James Campbell, ........... Post Master General
Caleb Cashing Attorney General.
Imay perhaps be able to send you to morrow some.
thing definite as to the foreign appointments As yet
nothing has been definitely arranged. 1t is, however,
known that Mr.. soule will go either to Paris or Madrid
he may select The President has expressed his de-
termination of sending abroad the abless men he can
select irrespective of their local positions here. That
to say if lie ends suitable person he viii not stop to
enquire the State to which he belongs. .t
The inaugural continues TO be the subject of unversa
laudaton with ali but apoaisionists. X. vz
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ELsEwHERE-No MISTAKE ABOUT THB CABINET,
ETC.
WASHINGTON, March SO P. NJ.
think 1t pretty well settled that William B. Maclay
WIN be the Collector of New York. and that Hon. Cart
ter Of Ohio win be Commissioner OF Patents-he is soft
shell fCharles L. Woodbury. is agreed Mr.. Halett will
be District Attorney of Massachusetts,
The reports of trouble in the cabinet to day were
aegerated 1t stands fast till the Senate at least has act
ed-that is the fixed decision of General Pierce, and
stick to my classification.
The inaugural the universal theme of admiration.
UNION.
MILITARY AND OTHER vIsITERs-EXCURsIONs TO
MOUNT vERNON-NEwsPAPER OPINIONS ON THE
INAUGURAL, ETC.
FROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, March 5. 1853
Although many have left the city to day, the throng
upon the about the hotels is percepby
diminished. Various military companies have paraded
the streets accompanied by Dodworths Linharts and
other bands, which treated the citizens to
music. Numerous strangers paid visit to Mount Yer
non and their way thiher had splendid view o. the
Ericsson which is still at Alexandria. Thousands visited
the Capitol the Fair Jacksons statue the White House,
and other points of attraction.
The Republic strongly approves of the Presidents Ad-
dress and says" In acknowledging his obligatiors
the of his countrymen alone he sincere in
4; pd odd, IN
contradiction to it, If he acts in accordance with it. and
with the general views Of the address, apprehend he
will find factous opposition in his ranks than
in those the friends of the late admir- istraton The
Rr,c also tenders its grateful acknowledgements to the
President for the entire absence Of party anmoy in the
inaugural.
The Inegnoer finds much in the inaugural to oppose,
and considerable to condemn but deers its comments to
another day.
The President received large number Of calls.
General Cass leaves here to morrow for Michigan, in
consequence of the serious illness Of his wife,
The New Cabinet.
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