The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-27
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
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/ tIePgrhpHic DIsphH mes 10 hephDucun fapefS.
WAsHISaToN, March 1S.-The President to-
day nominated to the Senate, Charles Francis
Adams. of Massachusetts, as Minister to Eng
land; George P. Marsh, of Vermont, Minister
ito Sardinia; James Watson Webb, of New
York, Minister to Turkey; VIM. Il. Dayton, o
New j ersey, Minister to France; the last ma
med nomination was Confirmed, the rule reaui-
ri ng it to be referred, having been suspended,
as Mr.. Dayton was formerly member of the
Sc nate and his character, therefore, sufficiently
kn own without formal investigations; this is
the us ual courtesy in such cases. The Senate
also confirmed Benz Nv ,-TruinbuIl, as Receiver
OF Pubic Money at Omaha, Nebraska Terrific
ry, and ex- Congressman. VIM. A. Howard Post
Master of Detroit, Michigan. .Is1Fal
7 VIM. s. Thayer, OF New York, was nomina.
ted for Consul General to Egypt, and Patrick
II. Divine as Consul at Cork. 'a ,e15' ia aa,l F
% Dir. Locke, of Indiana, has been appointed
Chief of the Agricultural Bureau, at the Pat.
ent Office. 95i&i-a'a s}e47 ai h2sa hgE as
Gen. Roman, Southere Commissioner, has ar.
1t is rumored that Major Anderson and com
mand have been ordered to Newport Ky.'r 3
Geo. 0rfutt, for fifteen years chief Clerk In
| the AUDITORS efflce, has resigned and goes to
Montgomery. bea97ai 7@Ea%e a3sa M lT@ 31E
f. The New York Tribune says: The War De-
partnieut has received dispatch from Major
Anderson, endorsed by all llfe officers Of Fort
Sumter, saying the Fort cannot be reinforced
without 10000 men. sfflsq eilps sfa set
The Times says: The reason for the resigna-
ton Of Engineer Archibald, was the offer Of the
same post in the Confederate States, and the gift
OF FURNISHED house. @@ a 1858 r3i's&tT3
WASHINGTON, March 49, Detroit, Chicago
and Portland have been constituted exchange
offices for the French as well as British mails.
to be conveyed via Portland and Liverpool or
Rivere du Loupe and Liverpool, to take effect
on the first Of April next. s'g" ''fi57
The Western postrnasters will accordingly
send letters for France TO the present fires Of
the Cities above mentioned, instead Of N. York
city. -..- 81
w. II, Russell, the founder OF the Pony Ex,
press, has concluded acontract with the ( YER
land Mail Coup ny, transferred by the last
Congress, the central route, to run the mail and
pony from the Missouri River. connecting with
/ the Overland Company at Salt Lake City. "A
| The State Department is about Transferring
I to the several States ratification ofthe passage
4 by Congress OF the following proposed amend
ments 10 the Consultation, which shall beeou,e
valid when ratified by three, fourths ofthe Leg.
l'islatares, viz: No Amendment shall be made to
| the oConstitpion. which will authorize or give
to Congress the power to abolish or interfere.
within apyState, with the domestic, institutions
thereof, Including that Of persons held to labor
Tar service by the laws Of said State, ,,. Z, ~,
/ The squabble lor the diplomatic pickinss, is
is closing, and Schurz, as predicted by me will
have to put up with something less than first
class prize. He was not aware of the nomina.
tionof Geo r. Marsh TO Sardinia, until infor.
4 med yesterday afternoon, At the Capitol, BY !
Senator. Els friends raised such cIainof d
3indignation about the White House and State
|aDspartmsnt, ,.ss toinduee the President ana Nv
Seward 70 give him the choice Of the morning
between the Poftugese or any South American
mission. He Is expected to take the former
in order to gain point on Seward although