The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-03-18

dr. Nixon, clitOr OF the Cresttnt, and Mr..
Brecknridge, of Tie Cobier. At the second
shot RFeckinridse was shot; both thighs LETT
broken. Breckinridge Is the same that fought
L-avenworth.
WAsHISsroS, March 7.
ES-rresideat Pierce signifed yesterday to a.
leputation Of TennesSeeans, his intention to
make a southern tour prior to returning to New
Hampshire.
The new Cabinet officers took their positions
at noaRtO-day. The duties Of the heads o. the
departments have been performed by the chief
clerks since the 4th inst
lSpIASAr0LIs, March o.
Both branches Of the Indians Legislature ad-
-ionrnsd sine die without passing the general
appropriation, revenue and temperance bills. :
Spectc appropriation hill passed.
WASHINGTON, March 9.
The Cabinet Is in session this morning, enga-
god, it is generally believed, in considering the
policy to be pursued relative to executive ap-
pointments. All the departments have fur
nishel lists Of officers who hold places under
limited commissions. The opinion prevails that
such officers will be permitted to continue until
the expiration Of their commissions, to be re-
appointed Or not as the administration may
prefer.
TX Secretary Djbbin left to-day in the Water
Witch for Norfolk, en- route for Carolina A
large number of friends were at the navy yard
to take leave OF him. ~ t
representation Of silver plate to ex-President
Pierce took place to-day.
Thos j. Munlay and DR.. Bradford, both Of
New York, in consequence of an affray at one
Of the principal hotels, on Saturday night,
fought duel near this city yesterday afternoon.
Two shots were fired, neither of the parties be-
ing injured, and the affair was amicably adjus-
ted
Gen Cass has gone to Michigan to make ar
rangements for settled residence here.
WASHINGTON, March 10.
The Senate, in executive session to-day rati-
fed the commercial treaty with Persia, Vene-
Zuea and Chill
All the South Carolina Congressional delega.
tion excepting Orr, are opposed TO the princi-
pie of rotation in office. For the eleven Fed
eral officers in that State there are only two ap-
plcants. The present Post Master of Charles
ton is the second one who has held that station
Since the organization Of the General Govern
ment g
Ex-Presidcnt Pierce has gone to Virginia to
visit some personal friends.
Another lorg cabinet session was held to-day.
The probability is that the Senate will adjourn
sine die on Saturday. --....e ..f.
The nominations sent to the Senate to-day
embraced the Marshals for some Of the South
Western States.
No removals have yet been made in Wash
ington. ...-.. .. ....l
Lord Napier has engaged rooms for himself
and suite at Wizards Hotel, and expects to
reach Washington to- morrow morning
CONCORD, n, H. March IL.
Republican ticket, doubtless elected HaIeS
majority for governor probably three thousand
Council and Senate all Republican. House
-l25 Republicans, SO Democrats. The Con-
gressmen are all Republicans.
WASHINGTON, March II.
Lord Napier arrived this afternoon, and stop
ped at Wizards unattended, except by p1ge.
Gen. Scott paid his respects to the new Sec
retary Of War to-day, 1t is understood that
he is about TO remove his residence here.
Judge Black has assumed his position as At
torney General
There is no truth in the report that the Com
missioner Of Patents has rendered his reSigua-
ton, 1t Sprobable that he will remain.
| ]. G, Dennis, of Illinois, has been appointed
! Marshal Of Kansas
| The following nominations Cor Offices at New
Orleans, were sent to the Senate to-day: +. H.
Hatch, Collector; J. Gruois, Naval officer; Il. W.
Adams, Surveyor; NJ Nasyng, Postmaster J.
NJ. Kennedy, MARSHAL; w, W. King District
Attorney.
New ORLEANS, March IL.
! The Black Warrior has arrived from the Ba-
| lie. The Aspinwal Courier Of the 3D. inst
! says LDckridge has forced his way up the river
with small loss, capturing much arms and am
muniton, also another steamer.
1 1. u l.. I.
! Mr.. Morse was fayorablv received by the New
| irenadian government. The government, how
ever labors to throw blame on the Americans
at the Panama riot
Tampco papers of the 21st ult have been re-
ceyei.
Gen Morena, the new Governor, reached the
! city on the 18th ult,
! Gen. Garcia has been deserted by his follow
crs, and the revolution is considered Us having
ended without bIoodshed.
! The L. S. R,ycnve Cutter CasS was laying at
rampco.
BALTIMORE March H.
The New Orleans papers of Thursday con
tain Mexican news five days later than former
advices. They publish the substance of new
treaty concluded by Forsyth. There are five
treaties altogether--frst for settlement Of
claims; second, establishing reciprocity treaty;
third arranging postal affairs; fourth, renews the
commercial treaty of 1881; fifth provides for a
loan of fifteen millions at four per cent.
The British Charge d'Aftaires has protested
against the eonsummation of the treaty.
Revolutionary movements in the country had
ceased, but greal disorder prevails. Life and
property were insecure. #&
WASHINGTON, March IL.
| The s mate ratified the Dallas Clarendon trea-
! ty in its amended form.
! The foreign ministers in body were intro
| duced to the President this morning by Mr..
Cass, at the White House
| M. Sartigus, senior member OF the diplomatic
corps, made the congratulatory address, to which
/ tie President very felicitously replied. The
occasion was one of much interest
| Samuel Mcdary has been appointed Governor
Of Minnesota
| The President rejected the Mexican treaty
without sending it to the Senate.
BALTIMORE, March II.
| The statements Of the Lancaster correspon-
dent of the New York Tribune in reference to
the passage of Mr.. Buchanan through Baltimore
| is utterly false. No such occurrence took place
On the contrary, Mr.. buchanan expressed to
/ Mayor Swami hls gratitude at the cordial greet
ing given to him, and gave pressing engagements
at Washington as the reason for his hurried de-
parture. No bricks were thrown and no men,
Der Of the Fencibles injured. aal
| Tia BosToE, March IL
| Geopge E. Vase confidential clerk of Chas
Lane & Co., produce dealers, has absceuded,
having enlbezzled $1,000 of funds from his
employer. ~
| 4N LOUISVILLE, March IL.
I FIX. Secretary Guthrie arrived here to day
He was received by firing cannon, music &c,
aud was escorted to Mozart Hall by a large con-