New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-25
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENeE.
Combinations by the Senate.

Conflr matl0nS by the SenaGe..
WASHINGTON, March 23.-The following appoint
ments, made by the President, were this cay CON
firmed by the Senate:
General Nye-Governor of Nevada Territory.
Mr.. Wood-Minister TO Denmark
Mr. King-Minster to Rome
Mr. Burlingame- Minister to Austria. III
Mr.. Corwn-Minister to Mexico.
Mr.. Crosby-Minister to Guatamela.
Mr.. Putnam--Consul to Havre. 5
Mr. Morse-Consul to London.
Mr.. Anderson-Consul to Hamburg
Francis H. Moody-Receiver of public monies at
Little Rock.
Governor of Colorado,
The President has appointed VIM. Gilpin Cover
nor Of the Territory of Colorado.
Extra Session Of Congress.
The President is not yet determiasdsapon calling
an extra session of Congress.
Collision Impossible.
The Southern Commissioners have received aid. b
vices that affairs were more peaceable, and that o
collision was impossible.
The Armstrong Case
In the Armstrong case the evidence indicates
that there was q sufficient force to defend the
| navy yard at the time OF the surrender.
Missouri State Convention.
| ST.. LOUIS March 23.--The State Convention adj
iourned yesterday till the third Monday in Decem-
Der, to bring back, meanwhile, ifpossible, the Sc
coded States.
1t passed resolutions declaring in favor Of peace
full separation, if the seeded States would not
return to the Union, advising the withdrawal OF
Federal troops from quarters where a collision Ia
threatened, and favoring National Convention.
New Eight Million Loan.
WASHINGTON, March 23a-The Secretary of the
Treasury advertises for proposals to new loan
of eight millions at six per cent. Bids will be re-
ceived till the I'd of April.
Resignation in the Army.
WASHINGTON, March 23.--Col. Barbour, Superin-
tondent- of the Harper's Ferry Armory, has
resigned.
Mr.. Seward and the Southern Commissioners
WASHINGTON, March 23l-The Secretary of State,
Mr.. Seward, wrote letter to the Commissioners
from the Southern Confederacy reviewing the en-
tire grounds, misunderstanding them and recon-
mending National Convention.
Revolution in Oregon aad California.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-Tho Government has
received information of plot to revolutionize Calf
fornia and Oregon, duplicating General Johnston
and other officers with being connected with the
movement.
The San Juan Question.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-The President has sab
mited to the Senate GreGb Britains proposition
for the arbitration of the San Juan question. The
Committee on Foreign Relations recommend Sgit-
zerland.
Non-Evacuatian Of Sumter.
WAsuISGToN, March 222.-Rumors of the nom
evacuation of Fort Sumter are circulating for POI
litical elect. 1t is positively certain that Fort
| Sumter will be evacuated, and that Fort
| pckens is not to be reinforced
Tho recently sailed charteredvessels took sealed
| orders.
Tho u S. Senate.
WAsuISGToS, March 23.-In the United States
Senate yesterday, Mr.. Howe, of Wisconsin, made
| q speech in which, he declared himself aFoWedly
opposed to Mt. Douglas resolution.
New Government Loan.
New Yong, March 23.-The POSTS Washington
correspondent says the Secretary of the Treasury
has decided to advertise for an eight million loan.
Secession of Virginia.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-Senatoras Hunter and
Mason went to Virginia to urge the immediate se-
cession of that State from the Union.
Tho Sonthern Commissioners.
NEW YonK, March 23.-The Herald says the Ad-
minstration wiIl7eply to the Southern Commissions
crs saying that they have not the power to treat
with them, and will refer them to the next Con
Arrival Of Mr.. Mann IN, New York.
! NEW Yong, March 23,=-Mr. Dudley Mann, one of
the Commissioners from the Southern Coasaderacy
to Europe, has arrived in this city
Specie from. Europe.
| New XoRK, March 23.-+The steamship Arago,
| from Southampton and EaVre the 9Th, which ar
rived here day or two since, brought SIG GOO IN
specie.
NEW York, March 23.-The Preaident has APP
pointed A. H. Schultz Marshal of New York, vice
SANDER
President pro tenn. Of tho Senate.
WAsl11SGroN, l4arch 23.--The Senate has elected
Mr. Foote President pro tenn. of the Senate, Mi.
Breckenridge having communicated to that body
his design to DO absent during the remainder OF the
session.
More Appointment.
New York, March a3.t-The Tribunes special
Washington correspondent says Raymond will be
consul At Paris Farmer Is appointed Minister 20
| Ecuador.
Delay Of Mails
BUFFALO March 23.-This city and vicinity were
last night visited by very heavy snow storms. The
railroad tracks are 50 cogged mp as to ronder It I'M
possible for the trains to travel. The mills are
thereby delayed.
| Non-Arrival OF the Bohemian,
PORTLAND, March 23-There are as yet no signs
of the steamer Bohemian, which left Liverpool on
the 7th inst.
River Intelligence,
LOUISVILLE, March 23.-.The Ohio river is falling
with feet water inthe canal.
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Running accounts will run away with person.
credit more ranillv than ANYTHING else,