Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-03-23
From Wa shin gtOu.

W ASHENGToN, D. c., March (, ISoS. Cong sS-Kansas m Congress Appointments
 tn Aykansas - The Rotation aR m Motion, etc.,
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 Congress is now in the depths of the Kansas question, ard until that is disposed of but little will or can be done. IL will be disposed of per naps early in April, or may not be until the latter part of ii, ai1 then the attention of members will be turned to a.ftro at home--that s to say, witt many, their elections--and every effort | be used to exrel.te the public business.
 The bill now before the Senate for the ad- mission of Ka,s,s is a substitute 10 the original bll, and provides for lhe joint admission of Kan sas and Minnesota. A was the original (al- though presented by Mir Grce') it was framed Mir Sebastian h. thi. form the Lill will pass the Senate and be sent to the House where early action will be taken on it, and is a clear majority there is u favor of it. will become law. The action of he Pennsylvania ald Connecticut de- mcoratic Sa Q conventions in su>ta hing the ad- mus1r ,ton so em h.i ally on this question, aud the generally prevailing sentiment at the north, as recently developed has added votes to it in that hoGy.
 The following appointments have been made ly the President and confirmed by the Senate:
 Oliver Bashlm, Register of Land Office at Clarksyi!ie, Ark; re-apponted
 William J. Owen, Register of Land Office at Cham gagnol <, Ark; re-appohlted.
 William T. Sargea,, Receiver of Public Mo ney at Ctampasnolle, Ark; re appointed.
 Henry P Johnson, Register of the Land o. flee at Washington, Ark; re-appointed.
 Charles B. Mitchell, Receiver of Public Mo ney at Washington, Ark; re-appointed-
 L B. Cunningham, Register of Land Office at Fayetteville, Ark; re-appointed.
 JoscphL L Dcksou Receiverof Public Money at Fayetteville, Ark; re-apPonted
 ". W. Lewis, Register of the Land Oli.e al Batesvillc, Ark.;re-annin'cd
 The above were made during the recess of Congress, aid are now rc-aIpoiotcd and con- frmed.
 w. II. Garrett, of Ahblna, Agent for the Creek IudiaIs.
 DH. Cooper, Of Mis-, Asant for the Choc- taw and Cailza-aw Id.ans
 AL. Done, Of Mo, Aaset fer Seuicas, O,age. and other tribes.
 Elias Rector, of Ark, Superintendent of h. dian affairs f'rtne southern uperintendnecy.
 This list of appointments cmphalcally proves @ inc present administration is decid .dly ro- tation in its pratice. However, the ro5ationists have "crumb of comfort'' iu the fact that, the present Cherokee agent will not be retained, but, in that, rotation has had no influence whatever. The appointment s not yet made, neither can l say it is determined by the Secretary of the Interior on whom 10 bestow it, although have my minds eve on the "lucky individual,' shall only say at presen, he is all Arkansas man and a politician of some note in his section of the State To those who may desire the ap Ioiutmeut from reading this, l would sugges there is no use " sending on your papers, a, the appointment will be male before they can reach here.
 A general court martial has been called for the trial of Col Sumner, as it is understood for due', who instead of accepting it, filed 1t in the War Department.
 The steam fri.ate Niagra sailed from New York on yesterday to jon the other ships of he submarine telegraph squadron. Success attend her efforts. ARKANSAS.