Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-03-25
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aepoFtsa tqE naily gsh6er
49, ~ From yVilEhIngton.
WAsnIsGToS, March q. III iisaeett, In
t.that Port Pickens willsh5t be FeiuifoFt,j
/ gu signs arc faiorabl to a refl solh-
tei9tia-l = tgyezs gffs1 AKA x, seflsF5s
i = The following are additional. aobiiun
Herbert 81, Hoxis, Marsha ifor Iowa.
I following are for the TERRITORY OF Cot
orAdo, wig: ~ IN lgHbtn, for tSoyefitif !.
LeyissR Wells, Seerst asg $ Benz. +. Hall.
fofsA New ~ ork iGhiefdgustiess LIZ Ne won
! Peters, of Pa, and Charles Lee Afmonfl OF
ga Aasoeiate Jls tiees CoPelaRd Town
scnd5 Marshall; iWnssL.a SleviuRton yhf
iAiteha " 81 Attorney Francis III Case of
Ohio, Surveyor General.., - = = -, :,
/ Marsh b Dounslle of AAfueg5, has been
Inomlhated for Consul to Ven Cruz. aud
Joshua r. Gildings for Consul Ge5inie,Fal 10
the British. North American Provinces.
Hon. Thos. G6rFln, HaYf1E withdrawn
us us aeelinatton, was to-day c0nftmed-as
AiHlster 70 Atexigo!d st9lI sbnhIeV3ISf
The chartered vesselss Hhirh recently
lleitl.49eVI York .fpr Government ,pnfboses
According. 70 the present Indications.
the domination Of Mr. HaIlo8ay for Com.
missioner Of Patents, cannot be confirmed,
hthe Commissioner Of, Patents, not having
reported on the subiects Therefore. Il
vii probably be WithdpBn.
1 s{Rhe. EFRsIdtnt has submitted TO the Sen.
ate for its advice ind eOnspht, the propo.
stttun of the British Government 70 refer
the San Juan qnestionto the arbitration
Sweden the Netherlands; or s. itleF-
ian rom these 6oyerpmentS it is for.
lhe United States Government 70 make the.
selection. The COMMITTEES Of Foreign Re.
lhtio1s has made a favorable Feport unon
the SUBJECT, and recommended.the choice
of Switzerland. This niatteFi was, Il Is
Understood, debated in executive session,
to-day without coming 70 q conclusion.
Senator Nesmith, of Oregon, issopposed 10
the proposition, not ybeiHgi willing 10 hgrte
TO any plan nyolviug, byH possibility. the
surrender of the Island in dispute. 5i
WARRINGTON March ss.-T6e Secretary
Of the Treasury has advertised for ptopo-
sails for the eight million loan. This sum
Will be sufficient for the wants, Of tile
Treasury daring the present fiscal year.
Col. Dudley Mann, now in, Washington.
is about gtNrting for Europe ON business
connected with the cupshmmation of The
/ HItA r44hSIeln steamer enterprise. ID ~
The President has been so beset with
oftce.seekers, as to be unable to ride out
bat twice since coming into Office. He is
receiving no TisitswhateFeF, tO.day, either
of friendship or business. ~ Ht
iDiEhe Charleston Courier Of the 2lsp inst.
states that Che Insertion that the term of
of 36lofi THE folders In Fort sum
ter, viii shortly, expire, is q mistake.
= Major Anderson was in daily expectation
OF Giving orders. TO sevacuate tue fjrt.-
His supply of provisions and fuel was
nearly exhausted, and iif not speedily re-
leased, he will soon be, compelled to burn
Some Of The gun carriages. He IS said 10
be In favor Of giving up to. the. South Car
olina authorities, after an examination by
an authorized officer, aud receiving a re.
ceipt for the public property.
Col. Lay has had long interview with
Gov. Pickeus and Gen. BeRuregard.
Il. The Senate To-day confirmed the nouiin-
atoms Of James n. Burgess for Postmaster
at Janesvillr, Wis.,; AEctibaidt W. oamp-
bell, Postmaster at Wheeling, va. Albert
Todd, Postmaster at Lexington, Nv. !;
Franklin Spauldfhgf Collector at Niagara !:
Josh. Mcdowell, of Kansas, Marshal for
that Suite YIN. u. Dayton, of N. T., As.
ststant Secretary obligation at Paris /;
Chas. l.. Wilson, OF llliuois, Secretary OF
FLegntion ut London; John 8 RdRar. of
Tenn, Consul at ST.. Thomas John Han.
ma, AttOrneyifor Indiana. siiff
h"ln addition to the above, a number of
army. promote 3 We're confirmed, ,tuclud-
ing Lieut. Col, Lee, TO Lieutenant Colonel,
IN place of Summer, promoted.
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