The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-06
1,EPARTuIE OF MR. BUCHANAN FROM
WASHINGTON.

WAsHU0ToS, March 6, 1851
kG-Prsstdrnt Buchanan departed oc his journey u
"neshnd Gs afternoon. He escorted TO the rail-
road station by two mounted and two infantry comma
nies, egsthor sth the Committee from that locality
and prominent citizens OF 'washington He EXCHANGED
many farsvela hand shakings, appearing 10 be
deeply Affected by thoec manifestations Of frieudship
and whom ho b wed adsu 10 the large crowd ss the
train was abe ut 70 start, they further testified THAR
respect by vig rous cheers.
His depas<ar from Washipgton was the occasion Of
moro fAassrni military and roivic demonstration than
that accorded 10 any previous retiring President SINCE
General Jscksui
ar. BUCHANAN IN nALT1NoRE
BAHmxoRz, March g. 1881
Mr. Buchanan was received hare very snthussst,oar
ths aftersosc, ~ large turnout Of citizens Be Nj,
DO seTensded 10 night Asheretofore sssed he vim be
escorted 70 kna sssss ts morrow BY the City Guards
MISCELLANEOUS WASHINGTON ITEMS. Il,
WAmmGroN, March s, 1851.
Leading rsFntlicans inform me mat unIess thsrs =.
war there VII be no extra soosion but the GENERAL fear
s from o ssm, from Richmond to-nght Of pubiie op,n
ION on the nescsye, that IAncsn viii soon be cornued
70 call Congress ksgether. :.
- Lincoln axes two republican votes ont or tbe
Senate b sslsctang 1Amsroa and Chase sor his Cs,nt
mo contest iA OHIO win 30 warm one but n vsu \.
settled within Ten days, and viii be between Covsrno
DcnniOon and Jsn isAsrman. The friends Of eeoh 49,
very sanguise.
The successor q Mr.. Cameron An Psansyivaaia w.s
probably be Mr.. wiimot
The immense number Of applications for e,oc thar
accumulated sinoc Mr. Iinsolns election win be imsn.
datey distributed 10 the heads Of she difsrent dsrs
ments o. the now gcvsnme The uplftsd axe "a sh.rr
ened and VII room begin the terrible work Of beheas,n
democrats by the thousand
Mr. Buchanans departure for vhcasaud toa.v -.
attended by several companies Of ilia but vas not H.
cause q any Manifestation by the people
Inc New YORK repohcsn Senators snd Representatives
nen night TO consider the subject Of appoint
mens W that State committee was aypoiHssd 70 az
amino oil applications and soc that sAe vsaro..g .
fairly distributed After adjournment tho elerat,r :.
oompancd by Mr. Seward, called upon Mr. wesx 10 ,.v
'neir respects and pour balm upon his woupts
cnares Jones' OF Indiana, chief clerk in tbc Rcu,s
once OF the Treasury Department for tho last eirbt
years. has resigned and going 70 Montgomery 10 aycp
'moe nom Clayton, under the new Confcderacy.
OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE
WASHINGTON, March 2, 1851.
Lia Of Wssc~ Place Hswas,, de-
Ihs annals Of washnston reveal nothing equal to The
sesenf tnundation Of place hunters would bc dincun
say what republican politician Of standing b not hcre j
nm crowd 6 expectant friends n certainly 70 be
Wondered how these hungry myrisds al manage 70 nud
uarters. But immense - ths crowd u, thsy all sssu
b comfortable and big with We expectation oS ~
BOD things stcrs f~ them me moro impatient ana 4
sedy are already making onsAaehts on Oh Abs rs 81
Us, Awtvcr, appear 70 know better and d,scyse4v
~ bscunsi after the inaagnrstion rhsy busv ths y
lvss, mcasms viii psrectng their prsps,saocs s.v 70
= . ranoss, getting their papers properly On. .
: 80 ano undertaking rival aspirants, Ac ~ ~
hAvs "Aoer1ksn The nsrculsan task az oo.,-,,r n
sne countess sppsicsnN Or Exscut I've ,.~rs. - wi
y*sus rsses; br~ss epsplets supnsssiso VOW, -