The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-04-09

Inc following are the San francisco ap-
pontmen's. A large number Of Cali.
" 7sr1i ti AUTH excite.
ment existed on the subject
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WASHINGTON. Monday, March 3o.--Ev..
~ eNortion is being made by the Navy De
partmen' to enable the United States steam
frigate Niagara TO leave New York on the
10th 81 April. Owing 10 the weight Of ihr
submarine cable, she will not take her arna-
men. ON board
The Cabinet have had several night con
snltations in relation to the affairs of Kan.
sas.
WASHINGTON, March II The President
dismissed his n,aay visitors this morninc
until 10 morrow, stating that the Cabinet
would meet an hour earlier than usual To-
consider several highly important subjects.
Fleming Il. Miller has been rc-appoiniol
District Attorney for the Western Distrir,
or Virginia.
There are one huRIrsi and twenty appii-
cants for the twelve or tnsrictn land Office
appointments IN X ansas
General Cas- has sufficiently neroyrrsl to
attend the Cabinet meeting day
The Washington correspondent al tbs
New York HsruH thus writes
WASHINGTON. March %. Mr.. Appleton
has d'S'idei to have the taioH newspaper
and return to Maine. and acccp, the Col
lcctorship at Portland The Ea,on will
henc,ior,h cease 10 bc the organ. Mr. Rn-
chanan having decided 'ha, be docs not need
M instrument Of that character. There are
only two members Of the Cabino; favorable
to an organ the remainder ara opposed H.
it, The report that Forncy was going into
the fa,on as editor is all hnsh The rrrei
dent would no. LISTEN 10 t.
The Washington correspondent, ol the
\ss York Cour'er and Enquire SAYS;
Il = arranged that Edmund Burke. Of y
| H.. * tn hr the editor Of tho fn,on.
EsCongressman Denver. Of California.
has b'-on appoiniNl Commissioner Of indian
AIairs
The Washington correspondent ot thu
\. ! ErsRmg Post aye;
WAsHlvoroN. March 2.-To-,lay Is .
dis, nm with Tho President and bis oi'ice
'Nrking attendants. Yesterday nuou IA h..
vas sitting IN his cabinet room. surrounded
by group nf anxious cNJsctanis If official
Isvors, anl jus, after be- had announced 10
IN" Of them tha. there were only one hund
nd AMI ihrtyscven canlida,cs for the pos,
for which h. had applied. despatch wa
plsroi in his hands. NJ Y Cod" sid he
I" | have lost dear relative. Gentlemen
excuse me AMI he bowed the company
out \ ncphew al the President. Elliot,
t>krid.r IAua. who had ATTENDED him on hi,
j@urnry 20 the inauguration and who had
returned IN oo,upy the mansion of The Pres
i,icnt AZ Whfaflana had Ne, ~, lzc
the beginning 81 Mr. Buchanans admin
traiion been marked by an affection similar
10 hat which shaduwc,i the Inauguration of
President P.erce II the death of his only son
Goy 1cary len Washington yesterday
afternoon. The prevailing impression :
;hA; Rob- j. Walker haa accepted the ync-
ocssorship. ard has rrlp,~t|l Mr. Stanton
formerly number Of the iiousc from Ten.
nssSse. TO bconc b., private Secretary
Mr Stanton, 4 i thought will not aSssu,
a. h. can make good ,ical morc money m
the toari " t'iaiuls whcrr he Is now prsc.
tsiug, kanSss "a u desirable field for man
II Walker speculative turn.
1bc Washington correspondent 81 the
\ \ Co'pi~r rad Eagp,rr'. writes
WAsuNeloN, March 26.--The folly Of
tn assertion that the British Treaty was
materially modified by the President alter
It's pasage boy the Senate. and t'eing trans
ns;ied tur ,he acceptance Of the British
Government. IL proved by ID. fact that thu
changes apoa the original instrument ADV
sri by tlse >snatc, were prepared hy tn
CABINET umles Mr.. Bucianans dinction.
and vere plaool in the hand. 81 Mr.. DAVIS
by tina; authority That iriaing alteration.
were made, suggested by iniormstIo0 81 the
yirss u the British Minister communicated
BY iori Napier. Is no, Unlikely The ia
ms'isa;e subnsssioa Il Ibs Traty. IN the
sharo VI rVssslt.ng run tbs Ssnaies acton
to tn tegeCas GoycrHmra; ss aeoosniei ks
be The ics.re Of cur Aa.aiais;ratson TO sN
r.Gde ;lac natural presumption that the irsa'y
bal l-ccn IN -nlsiance AMI spirit rrjected BY
ihe S.nate otherxise, il d the op;aion o.
pe-soas o, ,anii Judgment. that the uere-
I,siion would have hvr aes!acted With
Lord Napsr Tbs business wHnorc
crsac.ud.d IN Lsnlnn ia
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',p,air. t!sc .s't,@assa q this rover.neni
mi il only rnn.airs s~ that II Grs, Br,
ais 30 rcyci &c acccp; q.