The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-03-09

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Lieut.. Slemmer. Third, failure to supply the
Andrew johnson says publicly he wants no.
thing more to go to Tennessee Upon than Corwin's
joint resolutions, stsai,F stE,r
. Mrs. Lincoln was to day presented with span
or magnificent horses, upon the part of several
n " gentlemen. aH" sy'4i = tn'' - =
The feeling among the Diplomatists is that the
inaugural will be very acceptable TO. the Euro
pean powers ~ s,g,5,lt .,..ttea.. .
Judge Douglas received the following dispatch
to day from Richmond: SIS there any hope?
Can we remain in the Union ?" to which Doug
las and Crittenden replied: Eyes there Is
hone. Stand firm and all win yet be right"
Mr. Douglas said to day: The inaugural shows
that Lincoln has nerve to say what Is right, plat
form or no platform. defend the inaugural, be-
lieving it an emanation from the brain and heart
Of patriot .,,.,3,,a.. 81, sf.4oos.
2 Douglas strongly favors the appointment Of
iCrittenden to the Supreme Bench.
Van Wyck, of N. Y, and Frank Blair are go
ing to stump New Hampshire. afF s
N. B. Judd, of Chicago is nominated minister
to Berlin and H. N. Krisman Secretary OF Le-
CATION to the same port. - 7'R7s sE8 -.@sH
Z John A. Kasson, of Iowa is nominated first
assistant Postmaster General g,5a SEA
No nomination is yet made of a successor to
UeD. 1WlpSS. lUt ITesiueUL mas MalOT AUutE-
son under advisement, but the probabilities ia
Influential parties are pressing Philip Dorsh-
elmer for Navy officer.
At New York Judge Wilmot and others are
urging S. N. Pettis for governor of Nebraska.
Carl Schurz viii doubles have the Sandman
mission, Burlingame, the only other applicant,
having Withdrawn in his favor.
A Mr. Clapp fthe Buffalo Express, is to have
the post Office at Buffalo. '+#o"
rte w AsHINGroN, March 1.-THE War Department
to-day received letters from Major Anderson,
dated the 4th, but they contained nothing of
specinl Importance. The most friendly feelings
exist between him and the South Carolina au-
thorities., Postal facilities are still open to him.
and privileges of marketing to a limited extent
continue.
Gen Cameron leaves here to-day for Pcnnsyl.
vania. He has not yet been qualified, and viii
return probably on Monday. In the meantime
Mr.. Holt, by request, viii continue to discharge
the duties of Secretary of War.
Jehn A. Jones of Illinois, was to-day appoint
ed superintendent of Statistics in the State De-
partment vice II G. Mclaughlin. tla ,Tsl
Numerous visitors were at the different De-
partments this morning, and many applications
for Office filed.
The new Cabinet held their first meeting to-
day. gEsl .fd t. segsfra eI &c
Dispatches from flag officer Strebling were re-
ceived at the Navy Department to day. He says
that in consequence Of the disturbed state of
China, he had not until January Ist considered
it proper to send any vessel to the southwark.
The John Adams had sailed for Manila, Siam,
and Singapore. 1900. h.,
The commerce of the United States with Siam,
he says, is Of considerable Importance, and an
occasional visit of a man of war to that country
is advisable at all the countries around the China
sea and Japan. The frequent presence of men
of war is beneficial to our commerce as well as
to our countrymen residing there. He expected
to go north with the Hartford and Saginaw
WASHINGTON, March THE Corps Diplomat
ic called ON the President this p. M The Prus-
sian Minister, Baron Won Geryelt, made the ad-
dress .s 58sa. 1-sE ~ .ts! us
Horace King will probably be appointed Sec
ond Assistant Postmaster General Gilbert Rod
man is the leading candidate for the Chief Clerk
ship of the Treasury Department. '' s'-'
Hon. John Bell will go to Richmond to-mor.
row to visit the Convention to exert his inflll-
ence for peace. e.,..,.1. .,.s
1t is runored that Senator Sumner prefers to
remain in the Senate as Chairman on Foreign
Relations, rather than accept the appointment
Of Minister to England, which, it is understood
is likely to be rendered to him. - ...
1t is rumored that General Abbott is to 90 as
Consul to Calae, Peru t1.N7F - sl.5a
y The appointments of John j. Crittenden to one
of the vacant seats in the SupIeme Bench is
warmly favored by Senator Sumner and others.
They take the position that his appointment will
be peace-offeriBg to the Border States and
significant of Mr.. Lrncoln's regard to the South.
ia Senator Trumbull and others oppose the ap-
pointment of Crittenden. 1t is understood Mr.
Lincoln is determined to present no appointments
which will have tendency to divide the party
Arrival of the Bremen--Later from Eu.
...r.t.ais- $50 rope. -aE q zf#H'gs
New YORK, March 7.--Ths Bremen has arri-
we'd from southampton Goth. -. ......,...- ....,
A motion in the House of Commons asking for
more equality in assessing the income tax, was
carried by majority against the Government
The ltaiian Parliament was opened by Victor
Emanuel in person on the 18th. =
proclamation for the emancipation of serfs
in Russia would be issued on the 3d. 5.r%9
Direct transactions were made between the
Banks OF St Petersburg and France for the ex-
change OF thirty million francs in gold for the
same amount in silver 80
Fresh disturbances had commenced against
the Christians in Cochin China. 80
The Etna arrived out on the 10Th. -..5-q.r
Inc demand for discount at the Bank was linn
tied. In open market the terms were lower
Consols 91899l5 for money, 92@92a account
LIVERPOOL, Feb 20-ISreads tuffs-R, S.. g.
Co. report -four very dull, and offered at 6dals
decline, without sales.
Wheat dull, all qualities lower but rates irreg-
uar-Red Chicago / Is ld@1ls 3D.; red South
ern LIS 6d@l3s; white do l3sG0l5s. s#. si
Corn gniet and Cd lower; mixed Sos 9d037s.
yellow 37s-37s Cd, white SSs Cd.
Pfovisions-Beef dull, pork dull, bacon quiet;
lard dull sgFs.'E al III r.5 Fl. N, :" - '
u The New York Herald's special cores
pendent sends the following: "4 AlF
NEW oALEANs, March 6.-Ihe opinion of the
leading men here is that Chase and Blair are the
Objectionable men in Mr. Lincoln's Cabinet =
Great confidence is expressed that Mr., seward
from his avowed opposition to coercion. will in,
aogarate peace policy, drop his irrepressible
conh'ct principles and immortalize himself 4
In the Convention, the resolutions introduced
To-Day, ooJecting to the tariff, further than to
secure revenue, also the securing of the public
DOMAIN to the State, are not intended to throw
obstacles in the way of the formation of A south.
ern Confederacy. ras I'D sg. - I
Democratic Nominations I'm Rhode Ia.
-ggggs -.. .gfEyf land. -r
PEoyIDKNcE, March 6.-The Constitutions
Union and Democratic Conventions have nomi.
mated VIM Sprague for Governor; Samuel G..
Arnold ior Lieut.. Governor, and the rest of the
present State officers. s,..f So i, :
Inc Democrats have nominated George II.
Browne !or Congress from the Western Dis,rict
NO osher Congressional nominations are vet
agreed on. & 4a. IT '''
The Conventions have adjourned till the latb
The Republican Convention meets to.morrow
The Missouri Convention.
! 81. LOUIS, Mo-, March 6.-Among the reso.
luuons offered in the. Convention this morn;n,
a =: referred to the Committee on Federal Rela.
..vis was one moving that a Convention he
,snn. ol al southern States not seeded, to
est a. NasnVle on the 18th of April Another
p'oStuing LOT such amendments to the Copst;tn'
tl0n as shall Secure al Co.. n