The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-04


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New YORK, Friday, March 4, 1859.
THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.
Sketches OF the Services OF the New Presi-
dent, Vice President, and Members of the
New Cabinet and Senate.
One of those simple and sublime revolutions in
governments, mentioned only in American history,
takes place at noon to-day in the National Capitol
All the announcement necessary for this quadrennia
event, is the publication Of the names of those who
quietly retire to private life, and of those who as
quietly assume the highest power in this great re-
public -
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President Willard Fillmore Franklin Pierce.
Vice President David c. Atchison William R. King
Sec of State Edward Everett. 80. VIM. L. Marcy.
Sec of Treasury Thomas Corwin. . James Guthrie.
Sec of Navy John p Kennedy James c. Dobbin
Sec. of War. Chas M. Conrad. Jefferson Davis
Sec of Interior. "A H. H. Stewart. Robt AcCeland.
Postmaster Genl.s d. Hubbard. James Campbell
Attorney Genl.J J. crittenden. Caleb Cushing.
On the Inauguration Of the new President, the
Senate of new Congress is organized. This body
will meet at to-day, in pursuance to the proca-
nation of President Fillmore, and will hold an ex-
ecutive session, from day to day. to confirm the
appointments of President Pierce. Its first duty
will be to confirm those to the Cabinet. The number
of new men selected for the heads of the depart
ments and Senate, has attracted public attention,
and we have, therefore, deemed it our duty to
give brief sketches of the services of those who
will in few hours, control the destinies of the
model republic of the world These sketches will
be found in another part of this mornings paper.
The inaugural address will be published in this
1t vii be about two columns in length.
The News.
The policy of the new administration will be fore
Swallowed to-day, in the inaugural address of Gen.
Pierce, copies Of which document have been trans-
mitted for distribution among the members of the
press of this city Immediately upon the commence
ment Of its delivery in Washington. This address
win most unquestionably inaugurate new ,och in
American history. No sane man doubts but that it
will be found sound on the slavery and State rights
questions. 1t will face the music on the Monroe
doctrine, and hang out our banner ON the outer
wall" Consistent with good faith 1t will admit and
plead the necessity Of the progressive expansion of
these United States and boldly advance the doctrine
that the rights of American citizens must be pro-
tected in foreign countries. 1t will be strictly con-
sentative on the Intervention question and strongly
urge the principle of rotation in office, ana re-
Eenchment and reform in the expenditure of the
public moneys. The above NAV be set down az
forming few Of the leading points Of the inaugural
address; for it is well known that, on all occasions
everywhere, since his nomination for the Presidency
such have been the views advanced by General
Pierce, when in conversation with either personal
friends or strangers. This journal from the first an
nouncement Of his selection by the Baltimore Con-
vention, predicted that such would be his policy
and we are equally sangune that his cabinet will
be pledged to it. General Pierce will himself d.
rect the administration.
One of our special Washington correspondents
furnishes list of the Cabinet officers as furnished by
Gen. Pierce himself last evening. Washington, it
will be seen, was overrun with strangers, many of
whom were compelled to sleep perpendicularly last
night, owing to the fact that there were not beds
enough in the place to accommodate or even room
for them to lay down. This will be glorious day at
the National Capitol.
AS usual, when near the termination Of ses-
sion Of Congress, Of late years, both houses were
yesterday in continual uproar of excitement, re-
velry, confusion, and disorder, from the moment OF
commencing the days work till the close of our re-
port Different bills, distorted and twistedf by all
sorts of amendments from their original shape that
it would dumbfound Eassau street lawyer should
he undertake to straighten them out, were hurried
through, amid the din and hustle of outsiders and
insiders the hasty reports of disagreeing conference
committees, the waving of ladies' fans, and the
munching Of ham and bread by some of the
hungry members. Dignity was at discount, and
discord reigned triumphant. Fortunately, the short
hist Of acts passed during the session will enable the
people TO ascertain what amount of work has been
done. Read the reports Of the proceedings if you
wish TO enjoy yourself
The telegraph synopsis Of the three days later adj
vices brought from Europe by the steamship Cam
bria, at Halifax, win be found unusually interesting
We are informed that the attempted insurrecton in
Italy had been entirely queiled, and that the pro-
perty Of many Of the conspirators had been consca
ted and they themselves in prison atoning for
their misplaced confidence in the manifestos of Mazzi
nj and his coadjutors They appear to have been To-
tally misled by the assertion that large numbers Of
the soldiers in the Austrian army would join them.
Agostne, one Of the Italian Liberty Committee, de-
MES that he signed the address calling upon his
trymen to rise and for Mazzini, he has not been
heard Of since the outbreak r. Maype Read disavows