The daily true Democrat., 1861-03-15
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the COIQDatanlS Wueu a1lcTatlOH pctWttIi Smith and Davis ensued, which resulted in Smith being shot through the heart. Davis has surrendered himself to the author. ities. ant
 NEW YORK, March 14 Steamship Etna arrived to-day. &
 LIVERPOOL, Feb. 27.-Sales of cotton to-day, Monday and Tuesday, 15,OOO bales. Market closed quiet. Previous expectations barely maintained. Breadstufs steady. Provisions dull.
 No tidings received of the steamship Australia, which sailed from Liverpool for New York.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The commis- sionership of patents has been rendered to MT. Holloway, formerly member of Cong ress from Indiana.
 MT. Dale took the commissionecship of Indian affairs yesterday.
 T. R. Carter of Ohio, has been appointed Governor of Nebraska Territory.
 Forsyth & Crafford having received as surances of pacific intentions of the admin istration will not make any official demands pending he movements in regard to Fort Sumter.
 The New York Worlds correspondent from the South last night, says 9 special messenger passed through Raleigh on Wednesday with dispatches for Major Anderson from the government.
 General Scott is reportedsto have said the garrison would be out of Fort Sumter on Monday next.
 NEW YORK, March 14-In the British Parliament Lord John Russell and Pal merston deprecated the policy of the United States in preventing search and permitting the prostitution ofits flag
 MT. Caen thought the intoduction of free labor in Cuba the most ehctual means of suppressing the African slae trade.
 Mr. Blackstone feared the F0uthern con- federacy would revive the slae trade, and hoped the government wouldnot recog- nize it unless with pressstipulations against 1t.
 FRANoE.--Count Thouvoal has off cialy assured the American minister that no delegate from the secedsi States had been received by him or ne Emperor Napoleon.
 1rALY-The Italian Senfe, by vote of 129 against ?, adopted a Nv conferring the title of King of Italyupon Victor Emanuel and his successors.
 NEW ORLEANS, March 14.-The Calves ton Civilian of the llth say "the surren- der of Fort Brown was agree upon quietly between the Texan commbioners and Capt. Hill on the sixth" le News says Fort Brown would be given p as soon as the means for transporting the federal troops could be found Te steamship Daniel Webster was off Braos waiting to take off the federal troops. Other vessels will be dispatched to take thaemainder.
 Texan troops at Brazos Ire fortifyi6g the island so as to make 1t ipregnable
 WAsHINGroN, March 14SENATE.- Mir. Mason offered a resoluth asking the secretary of war for informabn respecting the mastering of troops in t District of Columbia into service siriceJ anuary 1st. Douglas called up his resotion relative to southern forts.
 Clark's resolution that he seats of Brown, Davis, Clay, Mallor Toombs and Benjamin, having become vacant their , names be omitted on the rol-was passed. c. M. Clay confirmed mister to Spain.
 NEW ORLEANS, March 14-An ordinance to submit the permanent Institution to the people is under consolation in the convention.
 BATON RoUGE, March 1A.-A resolu- tion authorizing a transferothe State mill itary to the provisional gQvnment also to allow volunteers to enlist Her the provis- ional government, passed. The House to-day-a jot resolution, the convention to submiSt constitution to the people or a convenon elected by the people for that purpo osevas laid over.
 NEW YORK, March l4-lt is reported that Joshua R. Giddings ls been nomin- ated as Consul General at lontreal, Can ada. There is a rumor culnt from Mont gomery, that Jeff. Davis w march 50, 900 troop on Washington, if Administrator attempts to collect the reyue outside the ports of the seeded States
 RICHMOND, VA, March 1-John Tyler's speech before the convsnon to-day, was