The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-03-06

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i Romsss tsu<bjog the Cabinet so,o;n,.
! Imm,s are sljll eont,ediclorx. Itix ondsr
Issood they viii no, Be announced sill .f
Ter she Inaugural.
i Alithc sppropsi.ilon bills have ns..c3
.L.v~e .o,eh>r. ~ threatening letter. A..
sent 20 Mr.. LiasoIn and quietly consigned
1 10 The damcs.
i Hon John Covods started. on wsdnes.
day Last, for New Hampshire, 20 slump ths
state during blending canvass.
i A dispatch from Montgomery ssvs The
1 TassfI fes.aty snact<d d, the nsw coassd-
1 erssy will be Immediately amended 10 "a
] impose an sxport duty Of ono per cent On
cotien. tobacco and rice. All hfesd.tuff..
|(es. coffee. meats aud lswelfy. viii be- AL.
United free.
| Tho s.snsule. su <totda. .von,ns. 4. The
presence Of AR. Ll.eole oa ,hs Cabinet an
| poiaimsnts. was ysry exciting. The
| friends Of tho various asplrants pressing
their claims with great y,hemsnee, until
the Presideal elect said, "0entlemen. il il
eyidsnt .ome one ,n,,,, Take tbe respons,
b,lity Of these appolntmeuts. and will do
lions are not All deanitely assigned. and
will ma, No until sunovnee Il r,.ys,elv IN
the gentlemen whom | have seleeted "A
my Constitutional advisers"
Quiet was Immediately restored. Mr..
Lineoln ,hrn sen, 1, Mr. Steward aud .ub-
mi,,ed 10 him ms Inaugural Tho Senator
oo,c, ,,.d heartily In m. g,es,o, o.,, ha,
suygea,ed . few notifications which where
accented. and the doeumen, de,lared com-
o,a,s
Tho MARYLAND delsyatien ba. gons
home In disgust a, Mr.. Lincoln,s dete,m;,.
alton 10 ma, Mes,,s cb.s and Rla;, IN
,ha C.h;oe, Tt.y d.cl.,.A thar.
hone of retaining their State in the Union.
Mr.. Lincoln replied emphalicalIv
"Gentleuep. the affair il decid.d-mv
Cabinet Is formsd -
I, i r,mo,ed ,on;.h, thu,
NJ men have came on from, psI,;uo,o .nd
v,,s,o;s ;.c,uaino d.,..huon, =, d..
uel;as
Eea,s ne. a,a s,;u ao,a,,.;..a e.. ~.
coins safety. but he said IN piybt. 81 am
here TO take what * nv r,ght and shall
takeit anticipate no trouble. but should
il come | am prepsred IN meet IL"
Five hundred special police have been
detailed, including detectives from Ralti-
more. PHILADELPHIA, New York and Bos-
ton.
A large body of Wide-Awakes are here
said to be thoroughly organized. but make
no public demonstrations.
WASHINGTON March 4.
The day was ushered in by a most ex-
citing session of the Senate. In Il bodv sit
ting twelve hours, from seven O'Clock last
evening til seven this morning. As the
dial of the clock pointed t. twelve. and
the Sabbath gave way to Monday, the 4th
of March. the Senate Chamber presented a
curious and animated appearance. The
galleries were crowded 70 repletion. The
ladies' gallery resembling, from the CAV
appearance of the fair ones there cougre-
gated. some gorgeous .parlsrrs Of flowers.
aud the gentleman's gallery seemed one
black mass of surginy. heaviny nssculines
PUSHING. STRUGGLING and almost el,mbering
over each other. backs. in order to ye.
good look A. the proceedings. s,ms NJ
the mos, lud,crous scs.e. wsr. III. -...,, !
of the intense desire Of the euts,dsrs "a GA,
peep into the Senate Chamber. and the
pertinacity with which the applicants for
admission to the overlooking galleries.
would urge that he had come all the wav
from Indiana or Vermont. or some other
place. afforded the seated one, intens.
amusement.
Messrs. Crittenden. Trumbul. wiefau
Wade. Douglas. anil others. kent nm
running fire Of debate Will. ,boss 40, ON.
gagged in discussion bet,ok themselves To /
the sofas for a comfortable nap during The
session. which it was known would last /
all-night.
As the morning advanced the galleries
aud floor became gradually cleared out -
In the gray morning light, the Senate took /