The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-27

HaSsaurek has also determined to strike for
South lAmeTifa. Chihis his choice, AID his
success is rrobahle. Chase is personally exert
ing himself in bis behalf ~
WAsHINGTox, March 1e = Commissioners
from the Southern Oonfederacy expect no ans
wer to then, Official eemmnnication for ten or
ftwelvs days. They feel confident, meanwhile,
that there will be no collision or change in the
military status in the seeded States. They
have telegraphed assurances from Montgomery
that ample arrangements have been made to
avoid trouble at Ft. Piekens.
WAsHINsFeEs March, ,19.--The following
named gentlemen II IS understood have been
nominated for Post masters: John Lockwood,
at Milwaukee,; Sidney F. Van -Bonnherst at
Piltsburgh; Wm. A. Gaines, at Frankfort
tor Of Customs at Key West. BENZ o. Farran
Assistant Treasurer at ST. Louis, and Samuel
Long, OF Illinois, Consul at LahsiIns, Sandwich
Islands. 10 bts4<a' p7ea7e iogH 'e a-a.ftf
New YoRK, March l9. Gen Webb has de-
clined the mission TO Turkey. Wv
| WAsHSGToN. March 19.-0rders have been
forwarded TO Major Anderson to evscuate Fort
| Sumter. 'A ts.e $50 @a=l srse
WASHINGTON, March 20. The Herald's Wash.
ington dispatch say that the Administration
has instructed tse Commanders Of vessels off
Pensacola not to make any noYe until further
advised. An armistice of ten days has been
agreed upon between the Southern Commission-
ers and the Admiuistra ton.
| The Herald's Charleston dispatch says Pay
master Hutton visited Sumter nnder flag Of
truce this evening, and payed offfifty Govern
ment soldiers under Major Anderson, ssand the
command will leave by steamer Columbia, on
Saturday. ''Hsh- stiH .a '.'o
The Southern Confederacy win be recognez
1 ed by France and Spain. s.,
Commodore Ingraham and Capt Hartstein,
have left on secretservice. 5'
Some excitement was occasoned by the apr
! pearance ofa steamer from the North above
| Sumter. The steamer Excel left to reconoter.
| Phe Tribune says Carl Shurz has been oer-
ed the choice OF Portugal or any South Ameri
4 can mission. a"s' Af'4
( The Times says Col Lander is pressed for
the Governorship Of Nevada, Burlirgame for
the Austrian mission, and Henry Winter Davis
| to Russia. PSI i" ,r
Crittenden viii undoubtedly be rendered the
vacant Judgeship. csc .a.l.t
| The ship Dimitry has been recalled from Mic
aragua.
The World says Carl schurz accepts the
I Portugal mission. ', ....
Fogg OF New York, is pressed for Patent
Commissioner ...e
| WASHINGTON, March .20.-Thos J. Dryer
fof Oregon, has been appointed Commissioner to
the Sandwich Islands; JAS A. Putnam, Of New
4 York, Consul to Havre and Refus King editor
of the Milwaokie Sentinel Consul to Rome.
| New YORK, March 20.-The Commercials
4 Washington dispatch says: "Ex-Governor
| Boutwell, declines the Treasury Comptroller
ship. Seward and the New York Senators held
va consultation on the appointments to day
1 The Post says r. IA. Dana is urged for Dis.
trict Attorney of Massachusetts.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-The President
has sent the following nominations to the Sen
ate: Burlngame, Minister to Austria; B. R
Wood, Minister to Denmark; H. s. Sanford tc
Belgium and Freeman; II. n orse, Consul tc
! London. Ii .-.. y
Much curiosity is manifested respecting the
action of the Administration relative to affairs
South, and various rumors prevail, but informa
4 ton derived from an authentic source warrants
the assertion that whatever movements may be
4 in progress, involve nothing Of hostile charac
ter. On the Contrary, they are in the direction
Of peace, They generally agree, however, tha
the military status in the Gulf forts now helc
by the Federal Government will be preserved
i The Senate confirmed Adams as minister t
, England; Marsh, Minister to Sardinia; Webb
4 Minister to Turkey; Sanford, to Belgium; rhay
er, Consul General to Egypt; Divine, Consul a
Cork; Green Clay, Secretary of Legation tt
Spain; Francis Queen. Postmaster at Niles
}, Mich; Henry Shows, Postmaster at Fremont
y Ohio; Jno. D. Defres, Sup't Public printing
= and ]. w. Nye, Of N. T., as Governor Of Ne
yada. f,.a -.s, -i - ..s.l
The two indictments a5ainst Gov. Floyed il
the Court here, were dismissed as untenably,-
!; The first was for conspiracy to defraud tn
!, Government The District Attorney stated j
i. open court that there was no evidence to sustai
g the charge and with the leave Of tho Cour
: would enter nolie prosequf. The second wa
for NAL easance in office, for issuing acceptance
D The act OF 1857 prohibits indicating when tn
party bas testified before Committee Of Cor
gres touching the matter charged. This has bee
Ijudicially decided 10 be not a privilege ola wi
: ness, but mandate Jf law, and the cause woul
> have come to an abrnpt termination OF the fac
! Appearing in the course of the trial. On tt
: fact being submitted in advance to the Cour
" by the counsel Of both sides the indictmen
!. were ordered quahed as they could not.be mail
tanned. t,...,. s.ss.+ AZ al ,
: , The Commissioners ofthe Con Moderate STATE
:, will wait leisurely for The action ofthe Cover
y ment. .. s.4.. g ss srl
vi Great efforts are making by distinguish
= gentlemen TO effect peaceful solution Of Il
= Southern Complication. ~ ..s..f.4 sa.,a ..F
= The Government at Montgomery have no al
;. rrehensions Of a collision at Fort Pckens
~ is said the accounts published are gross e,
( aggertations ofthe true condition Of affairs ther
!. The Commissioners have information that u
N best feeling exists between the Federal autho
6, tiles and the officers in command ofthe Confet
= ate troops, and no danger ofa collision was Ell
tertained. 1900 -.-,g.. ..g4
II 1t was generally supposed that the ,Frenc
r mission had been assigned to Dayton owing
Fremont's absolute declination OF any Excel
/ tive favors. 1t is, however, now uhderstoc
!. that he desired the appointment and ha
= friends here at work for him, Great surprt
. is manifested at this in explicable slight. Of Il
first Republican standard bearer. The repo
4 that Fremont was overlooked because of h
!, ! lukewarm support Of Lincoln, is unfounded. :
= If it were true it should not have prevented
= appointment. '... ~, - ,--{ sa et.s.i x
Carl schurz, as predicted last night, has q
y the Portuguese mission. 1t is the mos Got
: = .orsaken one in Europe, but probably bett
Il, NEW YoaK, March 21.-Mr. Irving, h,
o been appointed Governor Of Dscotah.
e Mr. lngersol. formerly Of Massachusetts,
s, pressed forsSecretary oi New Mexico. o.b''tg
!, The Massachusetts delegation has agreed
It meet at Boston April 3oth, 10 settle appoin
1 ments. s.tsal f4 kB.sar agl go a. aHas
vi I. Bigefow Lawrence goes as Secretary.
ofE Legation to England. Col Nelson, Of Indian
< will be nominated Minister to Brazil.asH' 81
q. n