St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-03-28

valid when ratified by thrccAfourths
of the Legislatures. Indications from
Texas are that there will be a coils
ion between the friends of Houston
and the scccssionists. Many advo
cate keeping the Federal troops il
that state to cooperate with and pro
tcct the CniOnsts. The War Depart
mcnt has received u dispatch from
Major Anderson, endorsed by all til,
other officers Of IT. Sumptcr, saying
the fort cannot be rc-cnforccd withou
10000 men. Il. W. Sanders is APP
pointed Post Master at Memphis. 4
riot is apprchcnded when he takes tn,
office, he being Objectionable to {
large number Of scccssionists there
The following named gentlemen, it is
understood, have been nominated foi
POstmastcrs John Lockwood at Nil
waukcc, Sidney 7. Bonhcimcr at Pitts
burg, WIN. \. Gaines ut Frankfort
| Kentucky. Chas Howe has been nom.
mated for collector of customs at X cy
West, Benjamin O'Farrcl assistant
Treasurer at St Louis, and Samuel
Long, Of Illinois, Consul at Lahauna,
Sandwich Islands. Orders have been
forwarded to Maj. Anderson TO cvac-
uatc Fort Sumptcr.
March 20-Ihos. j. Dyer, of Orc
gon, has been appointed commissioner
to the Sandwich lslanls. James 0.
Putnam, Of New York, consul to lIavrc:
ltutuS hing, OF milwaukee,, consul to
lone. The President has sent the
following nominations to the Senate :
Mr., burIIngamc Minister to Austria,
3. Is. Wood Minister TO Denmark, II.
, Sanford Munster to Belgium, IL. +.
Morse Consul to London. Carl Schurz
accepts the Portn%a! mission. Col.
Lander IS appointed for the governor
ship OF Nevada, Bminramc to the
Austria mission, and Henry Winter
DAVIS to Russia. Mr.. Crlttcndcn will
undoubtedly be rendered the vacant
Jhdgcsmp. l'imItry has been re-
called from Nicaragua. The Senate
confirmed ADAMS rs minister to Eng
land Marsh, minister to sardinia !;
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consul general to Egypt; Divine, con
sui to Cork 'rrccn Clay, Secretary OF
Legation TO Spain Francis Queen,
Postmaster at Niles, Michigan Hem
ny Shoe, Postmaster at Fremont, Ohio;
John De Frees, Superintendent of pub
lie printing. j. w. Nyc, of New
York, Governor of Nevada. Gen.
Webb has declined the mission to
turkey. Inc indictments against Gov.
l'oyu III ''c C ,", ever were u.S'a c
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ted Gnvrrnor Of Dacntoh Mr. Iumer.
soil formerly of Mass is prnroscd for
Governor Of New Mexico The Mas
sacLusctts dclcration has AGREED f.,
moot Mt Rnston ApriI 3Oih "a settle
amendments T. Birclow Lawrence
Of BOSTON. mocs as Secretary of Lcoa-
tion 10 ENGLAND Col Nelson Of In
DIANA will be nominated Minister TO
Brazil The Treasury Dnnortmcut is
urcuarin~ instructions fl Collectors
for the execution of the new tariff
DISPATCHES from Major Anderson
saw formidable batteries have been
erected in the rear of Fort Sumter
which is the weakest poiut \ new
Orleans dcsnatrh to the Tribune saws
adviccs from Noutromcrv Announce
that ARRANGEMENTS have been made
with the Commissioners at Woshinr-
tom tn wait the withdrawing, Of Frdc-
raj troops before opcninn NEGOTIATIONS,
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No'''l american says:
MI. Holt has not hcSltatcd to say
that Fort Sumptcr could have been re-
lhlorccd thlrty days ago, ana without
involving collision. Perfect arrange
mcnts had been made Tor that purpose
under the direct superintendent OF
rested by the direct interference OF the
'"to .' es'uJ" 80 J"s' do no so"o ~ 10
If the Slor If the Wrst and All San5