The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-04-04

AGairs atslre National Capitol

WAsHEGroS Harch g.
The great point which the Confederate Com
missioners hope TO gain IN the evacuation of
Fort Sumpter has ius5 been developed BY the
Withdrawal of the troops, they maintain that
all Federal jurisdiction las ceased over the So
called Confederate States This step on the
mart orfbis Government, they contend, VIII
jmnediatelv insure the foreign recognition they
desire Not only do they intimate that the
evacuation of Fort Sumpter is certain, bus that
Fort Pickens viii soon be placed in the same
category. When this is done, all doubts 81
10 the acknowledgment of the Independence
of these States 1T is maintained, are ended. The
tolerance Of the postal service is alleged to be
an international relation, which should not de-
tract from the independence Of either party
The fact Of the Senate having adjourned
sine die has caused large exodus Of poiiti-
clans and Office seekers, though enough for all
practical purposes slll remain. Some fifty
were present at the Treasury Department TO-
day, waiting tJ Do.e tine Secretary by appica.
lions large number were on hand at the
other Del ailments.
The Cabile had an extraordinary session to-
day at 4 o'clock, on Southern affairs. Col
Lannon's report 10 the effect that Major Ander-
son can not hold out more than ten DAYS longer.
was before them. Much anxiety is let for the
result Of the debate in tue South Carolina
supplies OF Maj. Anderson, this measure nee
essaIIly Fastening the evacuation OF The io.t.
This fact was no doubt considered By Jue Cabl-
net The South Carolina authorities are more
belligcrent than ever. Inc most decided aud
earnest limitations are given, that, unless For.
Sumpter is evacuated very soon indeed, an at
tack viii be made upon IT,
Governmental and political circles have been
commenting to-day, " ith great .aruestncss, on
al %. E..|. ..L. III. q
land aud France arc fitting ont sguad.ous ID
visit the American waters, and especially the
Gulf OF Mexico. The statement is not believed
by many, though it's creating "a ieveriaa cx-
element Whenever repeated
delegation Of one hundred Republicans
from Baltimore waited on the President to-
day.
The Pennsylyanians arc angry about the
threatened repeal OF the tariff, and say they
aud Others voted for Lincoln with the explicit
understanding that the revenue laws which
initiated against their interests shou.dbe chang
cd The President told O. Western member il
Congress yesterday that hb feared the Morrill,
tarlh bill would MT answer, and did not .UI-
ceal his appreheusious that the Treasury
would soon be bankrupt in consequence Of The
lmpossiDihty otarealizug a revenue from the
law
Nothing had been heard from Fol. Sumter
40 tho War Department to-day. The friends
vi the Southern Commissioners, however, de-
cated that the terms Of the evacuation Of the
tort were agreed upon al Charleston onTuesdav
The officers Of the q rmy insist that orders tog
Tie evacuation Of Fort Sumter were virtually
gwen aeeIy three weeks since by direer.sg
Major Anderson to prepare for removal. alter
ms report Of short supplies were received.
FIc--Pre ident uaaiu and wife lett ths cjtv
to-day for tuIr home in Main.
Judge BIorick, Of the u. S. tIcui. Court
here, BIAS affirmed the decision of The ATE An
peal Board OF the Patent Office, % hg elect
thar u reasonable delay by am applicant for "a
Fa.en5 IN pursuing his object 60 tae uibuaa,
Of last resort known to law iu such cases.
worked an abandonment, la Inc case tartlcu.
.uly decided upon, there was no proof JLat the
delay was Occas.oned by want Of means by the
applicant TO appeal 90 he Circuit Court The
examiner OF The Appeal Board having prsri-
ousy decided adversely to the claim, The mod
81 was exposed to public view scmo two wears
before the applicant initiated proceedings TO
get an endorsement of the ease by Court
The Postmaster General has issued orders
Tor Il supply OF letter paper cuJ, gummed and
embossed with - LureoCent stamp, combining
in one bo;h lettersbees and envelope. Yhis
sheet IS about the half size Of the OLD fashioned
sheet OF letter paper folded out and prepared
as above, rendering il an exceedingly neal and
convenient prepaid letter, of only about IaIi
me weight OF those now in use WIZ auycIGaa-.