Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-21
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More FEDERAL NoninatioHs-Jdmes Watson
Webb Declines hs MisdOn 10 Turkey
Major Andersen Ordered % Epaeuate Fort
Sumter Government Hes'els off Pensacola
to Make no Mogement-An Armisties Of
: Ten Days agreed Upon BehOeea ths I'D.
ninistrGtiOn and the Southern Commission
es-MqjOr Anderson and his Command TO
Leave Fort Sumter nezt Sahirdsy-Rs-
ported AeeePtqnes By Carl Schurz of ths
Mission 10 POrtugdl-RseOgnitio by EFancs
and Spain Of The Southern Co4Jederaey.
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WASHINGTON, March I9.-The following
named gentlemen, It is understood, have
peen nominated for Postmasters: John Lock-
WOOD, at Milwaukee; Sidney +. Won Bonn
herst at Pittsburg; VIM. A Gaines, at Frank
fort; Charles Hoover has been nominated
for Collector Of Customs at Key West. Ben
Jamin U. Farran, Assistant Treasurer at st.
Louis, and Samuel Long, Of Illinois, Consul
at Iahaina, Sandwich Islands.
NEw YORK, March I9.--General Webb has
declined the mission to Turkey. n H.
WAsHISGTos, March l9.--Orders have been
forwarded to Major Anderson to eYacuate
Fort Sumter.
New YORK, March 2O.-The Heratfs
B Washington dispatch says that the Adminisl
tration has instructed the commander of
vessels off Pensacola not to make any move
until further advised. An armistice of ten
days has been agreed upon between the
Southern Commissioners and the Adminiss
tration. rf AZ #. .....-.--- = a..
The Herdlfs Charleston dispatch saws
Paymaster Hutton visited Fort Sumter under
flag of truce this evening, and paid off fifty
Government soldiers under Major Anderson,
and the command will leave by the steamer
Columbia on Saturday.
The Southern Confederacy will be recog-
Dized by France and Spain. No reconstruc-
publican Party, will restore the South to the
Union.
Commodore Ingraham and Capt. Hsrtstein
have left on secret service. la I.
Some excitement was occasioned by the
appearance of a steamer from the North
above Sumter. The steamer Excel left to
Ieconnoiter.
The Tribune says Carl Schurz has been
offered the choice of Portugal or any South
american mission. II also says since Gen.
Beauregard took charge Of Charleston, Major
Anderson has been deprived of communiea-
tion with the city. =, s5s-t. &c art .g.Isi
The Times says Col. Lander is pressed for
the Governorsbip of Nevada, Buriingame for
the Austrian Mission, and Henry Winter
Davis to Russia. Or et ..4s4 s.T
Cfittenden will undoubtedly be rendered
the vacant judgeship.
The ship Dimitry has been recalled from
Nicaragua. .f.t H f-E
New Grenada advices of the 5th state that
all the principal towns are in possession of
Mosquera, and the Panama delegation to
Congress at Bogota are made prisoners.
The World says Carl Schurz accepts the
Portugal Mission. a-. ~. -.
Fogg, of New York, is pressed for Patent
Commissioner.
The case of the schooner Restless. confis-
Gated by the New York Collector, is before
the Cabinet. r7F - r ''H."
WASHINGTON, March 2O.-Thomas ]. DRYER.
ofOregon, has been appointed Commissioner
to The Sandwich Islands, James 0. Putnam,
of New York, Consul TO Havre, and Rufus
King, editor Of the Milwaukee Sentinel, Com
sU1to Rome. uOg cola e.- rs a
The President has sent the following nom
ipations to the Senate: Burlingame, Min
| lister to Austria; B. r. Wood, Minister to
DeDmsrk; II. S. Sanford to Belgium and
Freeman II. Morsy, Consul to London
NEW YoBK, March 20-Tbe Obmmsreiafs
Washington dispatch says: s'Ex- Governor
| Boutwell, declines the Treasury Controller
ship. Seward and the New York Senators
held consultation on the appointments to-
day. 1t is understood q noLle-proseoui has
bten entered in Floyd case. Large ausnti-
ties of cotton are arriving at Alexandra, Ella
Memphis, goiHg North. The Post SAYS r,
II Dans is urged for District Attorney of
Massachusetts lf. .l =