, 1861-03-26

WAsnSo1oS, N M,reh 2 detective Keea, Of
Washington, has seized and retains by order
Of the CourI bogus aud counterfeit notes on
q banks, amounting to s267, coo; also plates,
dies, Sc Toe largest package contains the
following; $50 900 connterfeils on. the Bank.
Of Augusta; Me-; 60 600 unsigned countertets
on the State Bank 81 Ohio The dies were; of
tens and one dollars and two and half dol
lars. e. =
:, New YORK, March 25.-The Hsrazd's Wash.
ingtoa correspondent says: It ia believed tie
programme Of the administration In regard
to the esacuationo Of Fort Sumter has been al
tered Since tho departure of Col. Lamon, mes
senger. It is now reported that the eyacua-
tion Is to be conditional. Lamon is to e1am-
Inc the stock Of provisions; and If the supply
Is insufficient to maintain the troops now
there, he will deliver the Presidents order to
MINOR Anderson to evacunte tho fort.
1t Is said that the Government has received
a1yices that Texas has sent commissioners to
New Mexico, Arizona, Sonora and Chiahuahua
to Induce the people thereof to join the
Southern Confcderacy, and the mission, it is
said, ls regarded favorablJ. -,
Dispatches from Fort Pickens state that the
garrison Is short of provisions and eau hold
munications is permitted at Pensacola, aud the
squadron can .either reinforce the Fort or
furnish supplies. Appearances indicate tha.
The Government befora long will be compelled
to abandon Fort Pickens to the secesslon1sts.
NEW YORK;: March, oo5-The Heruld,s des.
mated Marshal OF Dacotah.
T. Bgelow Lawrence, Of Boston, Is 10 be
Consul General to Florence:
The 1inacs correspondent saFs tho nomina-
ton Of DtyeTas Coumiss 'oler to the Sand
wlch 1s!andB Viii be rejected.
Secretary Of Lagat3ion to Austria. ~
John Hutchinson Of Minnesota was nomi-,
mated Secretary, and s. P. Williams Of Peun-
sSlvania, Chief ,Justice> Of Dacotah; N. ".
Hoxie, Of Minnesota, Surveyor General Of Ne
vada Mr.. Hill, Of Michigan, Surveyor Gener-
Secretary Of Legation to Belgium.
have just received q despatch from n gen
tleuan inC nCharleston, who visited Fort Sum
ter this morning, He -states that he found
Maj. Anderson taking an inventory Of every
thing preparatory to tvacuotng the Fort: He
Is, it seens, allnTed to exercise his own judg-
ment as to the method Of leaving:z =
The HerdETs Washington Correspondent
says Surgeon John L. Fox, o. s. Navy, reach
ed he1e to-day 1Eona. Fort Sumter. He had
been sent there, by .the, administration on
Monday last i. Hs visited Major Anderson on
Of South Carolina. Fox will make his report
to-moEtoT.-t +s~s
New Yoak. March 24-Tho Hra,ds Wash.
ingfon dispatch says the President Issued or
dsrs yesterday to Major Anderson to put his
seonmand in readiness to cvacuate Fort Sum
tefs Major Anderson to; salute lis flag, and
embark on the war steamer dispatched Tor Tint
purpose No opposition will be made ty the
Chaflestonians. -.
The Cabinet was said to be considering, on
Saturday, dispatches received omI4ieuteaant
Blemmer, who states that unless he shall be-
supplied with provisions soon, :he will hare
to aoandon Fort Plekena% General Bragg, In
command Of the Confederate force near Tort
Pfckeus, notifies Lieutenant Slemmer that
supplies cannot be lauded ut that Fort without
. permit from JEFF Davis. The Brooklyn,
st. Louis, Sabine and Wyando:te arr of Fort
Pickens.
The Administration haye dispatched q meg
sengcr TO Richmond to confer with Mr. Sum
mers in regard to his acceptance Of the Su-
preme Court Judgeship.
WASHINGTON, March q The removals In
the civil service will be numerous. 49,.
Vim Jayne, Of illinois; has been nominated
for Governor Of Dacotah. ~
The Charleston C0nrizr Of Friday says that
Sergeant Fo3 had arrived to 'Fisit and report
to the AdmiuiEtra. ion ths condition Of Fort
Sumter. He was permitted to 60 thither, &C.
companied by Capt. Hartetien. The Courier,
also notices the arrival of exCongressman