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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, March 8.
Mr. Greeley and Senator Grimes had along in
terTieW with Mr. Lincoln to day during which
MF. Greeley pressed Col. Fremont for the French
Mission. and received assurances there would be
no trouble on that point.
Illinois citizens called to-day on Mr.. Seward
who, among other matters, said:
Gentlemen-Ii You want TO save this admins
tration and have Il successful and profitable 10
the country, / implore you 70 remember that the
battles for freedom have been fought and won
Henceforth forget that freedom was ever in dan
ger, and exert your best influence now to save the
Union. Lett not be said that the Republican
party won It's first, last and only victory over the
dissolution Of the Union Remember that the
WaY 70 maintain the integrity Of the Republican
party e to muintain the Union. The point at
which the enemy strikes is always the point
you snould defend Ereelom IS always within
It's asserted. but doubtfully, that John Bell
ur6nounces the Inaugural declaration Of war
and declares he viii urge Tennessee to prepare
4 while the Objectionable portions of the ad-
dress were being delivered, several Southern gen
tlemen telegrEphed Gov. Pickens not 70 attack
EoTt Sumter until after the actions Of the Con
IL. Seward, in reply TO the Massachusetts, Gel
erulion, said Es hoped and believed that before
the close Of The present administration Massaeh1-
setts and South Carolina would again grasp hands
Of fellowship.
The Treasury will not pay anything until Mr.
Chase assumes his position A large amount Of
claims have passed since Friday, when Mr.. Dix
declined paying any more.
lITr. Lincoln requests Mr.. Cameron to appoint
Colonel Ellsworth Chief CLERK Of the War De-
paitment.
Thsre was an animated discussion at the W hite
Honss to day on the prOpriety Of transferring
BATES to the Supreme Court and putting Mr.. Gil
mef, Of North Carolina, in the Cabinet.
Mr. Seward was summoned to the W hite House
last night The impression is that the call related
70 news from Fort Sumter.
3fr Buchanan yesterday ordered proceedings
for the Court Martial Of Capt. Pope to be dis
continued.
Omciaf dispatches frcm Mexico announce the
appointment of Gen Uraga Envoy to Wishing
ton The difficulties between France and Me1i.
co had been satisfactorily arranged, but that with
spain touching the expulsion of SenOr FOcheco
remained unsettled. -.---
It @ understood that Mr.. Lincoln will decline
any conference with the commissioners from
the Southern Coufederaey, on the ground that
he regards the seeding States as still in the
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FROaI WAsHINGTON.

WAsHISeToS, March G.
The delegations from Indiana AMI Maine sever
ally paid their respects TO the President this
morning. In response TO their greeting, he made
brief but evidently satisfactory addresses.
The commissions OF the new Cabinet officers
have been signed Mr. Seward was the first to
euter upon the duties, Of bis ONCE at the State
partment.
II was expected that Secretary Dix would va
cate his Office today but at the request Of bis sue
cessOr, Gov Chase he holds over till TO morrow.
When Mr.. Dix entered upon his duties, the
Treasury was literally bankrupt There were
reQuisitions on the table from the Departments
which there were no means Of paying, exceeding
81 600 900. Fishing hOunties unpaid amounting
TO nearly $3.50 Geo. and Treasury notes over due
amounting TO about $3.50 000-in all q, 700 000'--
These have all been paid.
Yesterday the accounts were stated, IN eXpee
tatiOn Of Mr. Chase's entrance on his duties and
they show q balance in the hands Of the ITeasu
" and disbursing officers, applicable 70 the cur
rent expenses Of the Government, exceeding
s6 600 O00. These, with the current receipts from
the customs, amounting 70 about s. 900 per day
1t is believed viii enable the incoming administra
ton to sustain itself without calling for further
loans for q considerable length of time.
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WHAT THEY THTNK OF TT.

RIcHMoND, Ia, March 5.
The Whig (CoHssrTative) says the policy in
dicatsd towards the seeding States will meet
the stern an unyieldiag resistance Of united
South
The inquirer (Secessionists) says no action Of
Our Convention can now maintain peace. Vir-
Tinia must hght
Tha Dispatch says every border State ought to
70 ont Of the Union In q hOurs
Dispatches from Staunton slate that the Inau-
Rural was received with universal tisfaction
Resistance 70 coercion l. the feeling Of all par
ties The inaugural creates intense excitement
The Becessionists regard Il as 8 declation Of war
The Union men say but little, but evidently are
disappointed
ALExAyDHfA, Va, March s.
The Gazette (Union) says the Inaugural Is not
such one as It wished nor such e. will eOueilli
ate nor satisfy those who Mr. Lienoln speaks Of
IS dissatisfied in the South.
TIE Sentinel (SecessionJ says the positions
taken are declaration Of war, laying down doc
trines which would reduce the Southern section
TO the unquesti0ned dominion Of the North as
section.
PETERsBURe, March 5.
There was intense excitement on the reception
Of the inaugural Hundreds hitherto for the
Uaion, avoWea openly for revolution II the Con.
Fention does not Immediately pass the ordinance
WfLxINoTON, N C. March 9.
So far O. known most Of the contents are salts
frcioFlly recelae4 -llllAA IutiallA lG TIE iOrtl
and fbe collection Of the revenues 5ecauss they
are IN fsYor Of coercion
Go1DsBoRO, n. C. March s.
gbs fnauqural was received st this place and
.,,-o8glout fhis section with indignation.
RAEEIGH, N. c. March s.
The Inaugural was received faYorably By the
U1ionisfs They think it does well ior Lincoln
fhourh fheT don't approve Of ell OF IL, The ets-
unionists are satisfied with ~
CHARIEs1ox, s. C. March s.
o,nv eonmuniiv has notlbeen disappointed, and
exhibited very little feeling on the subject they
sre content 70 leave III. hincon ana the inau-
qursi III the hands Of Jeh Davis and the Con-
iederaie States.
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sANTA De NlAIL.

INDEPENDEEcE, March 5.
The santa Fe Nail, with dates TO the 18th ult.,
arrived to-day on time.
Col. hall aud Mt. Stewart, contractors on the
route came IN with It. They report business in
New Mexico as extremely dull. They say that
hereafter the regular trips Of this mail Will be
made, as the danger ron indians is not now ap
pretended.
They report extremely cold weather in Santa
Fe, and more snow had fallen there this winter
than ever known before.
Large numbers Of Indians were seen at Fort
Wise, but were entirely friendly.
Col LOring, Of the United States Army who
is to take command of the Department Of New
Mexico, and David V. Whiting, Post Master at
Santa Fe, are now here, and will leave BY next
Fridays Mail
Other news unimDOrtaut
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Last Nights Report.
FRO1I WAsHTNGTON,


WAsHINoToN, March 9.
M Chase called on Mr.. Lincoln last evening
and expressed his hesitation about leaving hi:
seat in the Senate TO acoept the Secretaryship OF
the Treasury MF. Lincoln urged him 20 accept
but required an immediate decision, as he desired
70 haze every department OF the Government
filed at once. Mr.. Chase accepted definitely the
office this morning, and WIS present at the Cabi-
net meeting.
Mr. seward was st the State Department this
morning promptly ate O'Clock.
His son, Frederick ". Seward who has long
been the assistant editor Of the Evening Journal
viii be nominated to-day as Assistant Secretary
Of State ....fr
Gov. Floyd, ex-Secreiary Of War arrived to-
day 70 stand his trial before the Criminal Courts
on the charges growing out Of the Indian Trust
Bonds defalcatiOn. s411a ~
rhe Commissioners from the Southern Conied.
eracy have arrived
John Forsyth, Of the Mobile Register & to be
the writer OF the dispatches 10 this Government.
JEFF Davis has ordered Gen. P. G. T. Beaure-
gard, recently Mzior In the Z. 5. Engiaeer Corps,
70 proceed 70 Charleston al once, and take com
mand Of the forces now raised and to be raised
Tor the investment Of Foit Sumter.
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nIrss0nRI CONTENTION.

oIs LUUI1I III VII o
The Convention met az 10 Q'Giopk; srious
resniutinns. declining cooperation with deorgia,
were rY,ferrpd 20 the Gommittee Of seven appoint
ed Yesterday % report upon q communication to
Commissioner Glenn ~ .t
Resolutions IN reference 20 eOereloni secession,
and co operation Of the border Zee and slave
States, were referred to the Committee on Fed
eral Relations.
Among the resolutions was one By hX-Gov.
Stewart, that no overt act has been committed Dy
the Federal Government TO justify either nullih
cation. secession, or revolution,
Also one by Judge Orr, that we have the best
government In the world, and intend 20 keep It.
A resolution looking % the amendment Of the
State Constitution, was tabled.
A resolution 70 refer the Presidents Inaugural
% the Committee Of the Whole, after debate, was
withdrawn.
The Convention adjourned till ten O'Clock To-
t1sorroyVq
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FRonT Fr. KRARNRY

Fl. KEARNEy; March q.
The Pony Express from San Francisco, FebFu
ary 18th, has passed here.
No United States Senator has yet been elected,
and 1t Is feared none will beBhis session.
Fort Point, ag San Francisco, Is occupied BY
United States troops for the first time.
Report officially made shows the fFeartps In
possession Of the State 10 number between 400 and
SEQ muskets, rides and shot guns, which arc gen
orally out Of repair
The fwenty-Second was to have been generally
celebrated
No news from Oregon Of Importance
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TIE GRRFENBERG
MARsHALLis UTERINE CATHOLICON

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pR. SWEETS

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COM ERCIAL.
CLEVRI,AND 9IARK ET-MARCH

CLEVELAND sIARKET-MARCH 6,
FLOUR-The market Is quiet and without i'm
portant sales.
WHEAT-ouist. Sales Of car at 81 l,O6, and / do
white at 81,
CORN-Inaetive and dull at &c.
OATS-Quiet at 2S92ie.
BARLEY-Sales Of good quality at 6Oc.
PORK-sales of 20 bblI Mess at SIC.
SEEDS-OlOvsr Is steady at s., and Timothy at
SasO@2,7s.
HAMS & sHOULDERS-sugar-c Hams
are selling steadily at lOc, and Shoulders at Sc.
RGGS-steady ct l0]Se.
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M ASTER'S SALE.-PURsUANr
lGA % the command o. q dodrstaI order Of sals
n om she Court q Common Pleas o. OuFahaqa Coun-
10 at we s4it 9l LAsers y aae, agasnst John An-
gr sale ~ public auctOut AZ thg door 0f the Court
House in toe City of Cleveland, on ths eighteenth
Gay Of March, 1867, at three Ocl.ck p A.. fhs fl-
loving oescribtd lot u land, situate IN Br0OIlrn
township, CugahogA County Ohio, and knoa -
sutoifison lot No. laFeufy otr I'd lot O. ftY feas
mont on " ade Avenue, aud ous huudrad and thirty
nlns feet deep, IN hiram stones addition to Ohio
cay and Oleyolands composed Of part Of original
lots Nos. hthrse and aixty-eight, In Brooklyn
township. Appraised a. 500.
HENRY g. ABBEY, ,-
b. r. BsaTis, MSgter Co1ni-1io1lsr
Plrd's Atty fdfli.s17
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BB-sPALDING's PREPARED GLUERa
is on the outside wrapper; all others are swindlng
counterfeits. mari
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RICHM0Nn CONYRNTION.

RIcHNoSD, Va, March o.
The Convention debated the resolutions in
strueting the COMMITTEES on Federal Relations
offered yesterday. and adjourned on motion of
Mr Carlisle, Whp speaks to-m morrow.
The report Of the Peace Commissioners was
received.
Several series of resolutions of q secession,
anti secession and anti-eOerclOn character were
referred
The Special Committee reported that In their
opinion there has been no movement Of Rr1ned
men by the Federal Government indicating pur
nose Of aftaek or coercion
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HARrronn. Trumhnll On

hereby certify that have been dealing IN the
Grsienberg Medicines for the past year. and can tru
ly say thai have never offered any medicines TO the
public that have met win the decided appreciation
Of the people like these, particularly the Pills and
Oatholicon. They Wtl perform all and more than 70
promised for them. have sold about MY bottles
Of the Catholcon the past year and1 hear the besf
results In sveTy case. J. II. q. JOHNSON
March y 1851. Medical Agent.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHEo+sS, March 9.
SENATE.

WAsHNoTsN, March G.
SENATE.
Five thousand copies Of the TariG bill were or
dered printed.
Il be till Monday.
M. Hunter hoped Il would udjourn before as
he wanted to return home before Monday
Mr.. Wilson said he made the motion at the
solicitation Of several Senators, and had no idea
when they would Be able 70 finish the business
Mr.. Dixon offered q resolution that the usual
number of the inaugural be printed. u19 Oh -a
the sentiments, which must, If carried out, lead
10 war. -rr..r
ITr Douglas had come 10 the conclusion that II
was peace rather than war message.
iourned
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WHOLRsAI.R PRlCR tURRFNr

. COhDAGE: Tobacco, twist sEalO
nan ~ d ~ ei0'a do Oavsndish IS AZ
AArfeo A9Pe----. II Az ltioe ............-. 81
FEATHERS. starch-.........-... q 7.
Pure Geese-..fb 44a 4s shot.,.::;S bag --al 81
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- Read What DR.. Bushnell says OF the GrRfn.
berg Medicines. pr; b. Is physician Of extensive
praotices and one Of the most successful In The conn
y CIrumbull) in which he resides
This certihes that have used the Grisf,afsrriu
Pills and Mershali's Catholic0u, sold hers bv q n
johnson, IN my practice. They are good nledIcfnes
Hartford, Irumbull county, Ohio March Z iss-
Sold hy Druggiste and medicine DaAiafs throurh.
ont the country. For Medicines or Aqenciss m.
dress d. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
iensd2W 6eneral Agent for Ohio
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LINoOLN's INAUGURAL IN MONFGOB--
ERY.

MoNTGOHEET, Ala, March s.
The Southern Congress re assembled today
The opening proceedings were unimpOrtant The
Congress has been in secret session most Of the
daY, and to might Is again In secret session.
Nh. LincOln'a Inaugural Address is regarded
here as 3 virtual declaration Of war against the
reeede1 States 1. ...f-r .1
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FRO7s sPRTNeFIKLD.

SFRIEGFIELp, Marsh 8.
The Republicans Of all shades are delighted
with President I.ine0ln's inaugural. It satisfies
the independent Union men OF all parties, aud
few o. none we're found 70 object TO its temper or
rsrrifanua
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RRPUBLICAN nIAYoR.
FRnnI ELlTTRA.

PoUsHkRErsIE, March s.
james Bovine (Rep) was elected Mayor of
POughkeepsie to-day.
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ELNIRA, March g.
The rivers and streams along the Erie Railroad
have not been unusually high. no damage Of
any kni has been sustained, and trains 20 all
points run regularly and without obstruction
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RRnnI NRW YnRK.

NEw foRK, March 8.
The steamship Empire City g taking in army
stores. provisions, &C. and cOaling with dispatch,
having been chartered BY the Government, prob
ably for the South.
Port Al Prince dates Of the 10th ult. states
that TIE bark William, Of New Orleans, has been
selZea there ga alnrnr -----------
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From ARKANsAs.
Fol4 szITz, Ark. March 8.

This city, heretofore strongly Union. has. since
the reception Of Lincolns Inaugural, quite re
yersed Its political sentiments Citizens consider
Il 9 dgelarEi1On OF var, End prominent men
hitherto Union, hsVe advised tie members Of de
Convention to 60 for the secession ordinance
forthwith
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aHannfaftnrers. .
DERNARD DEMMENG
- -la-...--e.. - y u-.--l.-

DERNARD DEMMENG,
I'D (sueeessor to q. KoniRSlov,J a
ARTISAN, EIACHtHISr AND PATENT MODEH
31f 81 A < a r. u.-r tais 20
No. l44 Superior street. (Leader Building, }
OLEFELAND, OHIO.
. BERNARD DEH MENG, having purchased ths
establishment Of II. KOnigsloW, il 1OW prepared to
contract for manufacturing sewing Machines, and
all kinds Of Light Machinery Particular attention
and facilities for getting up Models Of Patents. Il.
REPAIR1Eg.
If your SKATES need fixing, call on DemmenR.
lff your SEWING MACHINE is ont Of srdsr, be
viii put it in order. -r
He repairs al kinds OF SURGICAL 4 Instrumsnts.
All kinds Of Metsl and Musical Instruments Is-
paired ra
Ify u shoula got up new. Patent, DemmenE ID
the man @ get up your Models, either in Wood,
Bressi or Iron llT the BeatoEt manuBr. a -
All kinds Of Belt Hanging done in prompt style.
All kinds Of light Machinery put in order In tbs
most eX XpeditiOus manner. fr
Engineering Instruments reported.
small Steam Engines repaired thOrouRhly. --
Kall koad C'Eduotors Punches manufactured %
the best manner. u III
Kali Road C0nductor's Punches repaired.
- In TACT everything N the SHAPE ef rapEirinF
OF manufacturing, done on contract.
- Entrance 70 ah0p-i4t 81 uperior street, mp ems
par O. stairs. BkRhARD DEMMEAG.
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ROCHRsFRR NEWS.

ROCHESTER, March 5.
John C. Nash, Republican, has about 600 ma
Jority for Meyer. All the Republican city ticket
Is elected except Police Justice. The Repubh
cans elect eight Aldermen, and the Democrats
four, which makes the Common Council fifteen
Republicans and nine Democrats The City Su-
pefvisOTs will stand about the same as Aldermen,
prObably i've Democrats 70 seven Republicans.
The Inaugural was anxiOlsly waited for here,
and was received with almost universal satisfae-
tiOn. The Daily Democrat, which has opposed
c0mpromise, warmly endorses, while the Demo
cratic organ gives qualified approval