The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-12


Paine District Attorney for the Northern District Of Ohio
The President also sent In nominations, which ap
propr2tey referred, Of George W. Mcclellan Secretary
Of the State Republican Committee Of Massachusetts,,
Second Assistant Postmaster General Archibald Williams
OF Illinois, District Judge for Kansas and Mr. Dole, Of
Illinois, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
8. Curtis is appointed Postmaster At Denver City.
Mr. BuchOrst has been appointed postmaster at Pitts
burg and Mr. stockton postmaster ct Marysvilic, KY
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
None Of the rst class Missions, except Prussia haya
been determined upon yet.
THE THE roRNcS APPOINTMENTS ALREADY MAYKl
It Ia said that Of the foreign Ministers get
ting alarmed at the policy Of the new administration in
sending such Kresman and Schurz abroad, who
are denominated European radicals and revo
lutionists Dispatches have been cent by the
Pyussan and Sandman Ministers TO their rcspeo
tive setting forth the fact The argument
Isl that ouch the part of this government win
disturb the pcscefl Degotiasous vong between
those txo Powers.
All such opposition is grcvndless far as Krcsman NJ
concerned. When he left Germany too youngso
participate political strife he received his early ro
tcal edncation Massa cusetts, from such Sum-
ner BanAs Boutwell, Adams, Palfey, and men Of that
| school.
In view OF his anticipated trouble is deemed wise
change programme Of seung SchlrE TO Sardinia,
and him Minister to Brazil. This will leave Anson
G. BHlngame the principal candidate fer the Sandman
mission.
learn that il any dissatisfaction exists on the part of
foreign governments with reference to the appointments
refugees representatives Of this abroad,
confined Prussia and that disaectIon grew out OF
the faeehat II in contemplation tino since to
ecnd russan refugee TO represent this at
Berlin. am satisfied that such feeling exists on this
part Ct the Sandman government towards Mr. Schurz.
lie il Prussan refugee and is still prominent candi
date for the mission to Sardinia, and not to Brazil
THE PENNSYLVANIA rgrTEp srArs8 sESAroasMp.
Governor Curtin leaves for Harrisburg tomorrow. 80
carries with HIN the Senatorial resignation Of Mr. Camo
ron. Mr.. w!imot viii undoubtedly he his successor.
1 The question will be settled in about i've lays.
Governor Curtin called upon General Cameron today
Gnd congratulated him uon his appointment to the Cab
net
am satisfied that there win be contest for Senator
in Pennsy wanna between Mr.. Ketchum and Mr.. Wnot,
beth repubEcacs.
ND'LN BONDS RoBEcy.
The CRIMINAL Court 10 day discharged VIM H Russell,
who indicted in connection with the abstraction OF
she indian Trust bonds. This judicial
oordance with the law Of 1857 which pts witnesses
before investigating committees from trial. Mr.. Rcsse
having appeared suck before that or the Houge the
| subject OF tleee bonds.
-secre.ary Floyd to day gave saecoo security for his
appearance at court
4 TIC: oocRT MARITAL uPoS co,nfe,oRR ARMSTRONG;.
Commodore Stewart, OF the Philadelphia Navy Yard,
arrived here touigb He liz Prest of the Court Mar
.ial ordered Commodore Armstrong, who surrendered
the Pensacola Navy Yard Commodore stringhar,, an
/ other member OF the Board has also arrived.
The Court is composed of thirteen captains ac6 COM
| r,.Sioree beaded nv COxrm odore Stewcrt.
Commodore Stewart Gays that Fort Sumter ought not
to be evacuated
4 OVERLAND SEEIcE.
Tho contract under the recent Congressional enactment
for the esab shment Of daily overland mail sent
OFT to-day from the department the contractoss not
,sed to move immediately from tho Southern 10 the
Northern route. Reguarservice wiz not commence unit
4 towards the end Of May.
| Utah MAJ contractors and proprietors Of the pony
cypress viii sell their stosk to their SUCCESSORS.
TIE SECESSION QUESTION IN VIRGINIA.
4 WASHINGTON, March IL, 1891
A gentleman who arrived here fsorl Richmond this
evening informs thst tie secessionists gaining
strength everyday He said IL was understood that they
lacked only ten votescf having majority In favor
of carrying ordinance Re says that unless
Lincoln pursues pacific policy which VII give the Sub
mission ts so.aehing stand upon, they may yet be
sole 70 bring over enough TO carry their sOint.
TEE FORT SUMTER EVACUATION STORY.
! TO TUE EDITOR oP THE HERALD.
On Saturday Las. the ne~sa per correspondents and
teaeraph operators at Washington gave out the story
thss Fort Sumter speedily % be evacuated Tbis
peoeoaf startling Intelligence disseminated far and wide
by tho winged telegraph created universal actonshment
Comnr % I,e did from hesdouarters and
openly eclse as TIC result Of Cabinet councs
ut once suppoced that courschad been determined
upon BY the present cimnis xtoa tho readest and
est not TIE only r,ehod Of preventing civil aud
having the way to reconstruction Of the Cnion. To
those story 1t aceaIted glad ttdngs
! Of great JOY.
In New York It's effect he's been particularly noticeable
The ountenarcss Of merchants have Frightened in
anticipation Of speedy influx Of their farmer Southern
pa.roue Bank exchanges and uncurrens funds havc
| perierced marked buoyapoy. In Wall street, 1t the
e,ocx board there has been Juror Of actiyty-the
sales IN magnitude and prices, exceeding those of any
period for several months past, The knowledge Of these
sos has no. BIZ any been confined to moneyed
marta or the counting rooms of leading bankers,
hut has gained rapidly throughout the 9Th and breath
| Of the metropolis by seDg conspicuousy emdiasoned
nnon rewsoaper bullene heradSd through the streetS
nv the newsboys and The cars omnibusses
and poas that constsE.ly ply and around the
Island.
There every ground for thanking that the allegations
a. 10 the Intended evacuation Of Fort Sumter are utterly
w,i,ou. foundation tho contrary, there Is every
reason 70 suppose that this story has been concoed and
published with view TO put the people Of South Caro-
Inns of The soent regarding this fort Holding tho posi-
ton that this fort Does key TO the Charleston habor,
il Is improbable The 1rst place that the goFernment,
lust naugura:ed upon coercion basis would rcnqaish
il 10 he Southern confedcracy, much less 10 the South
| Carolnlans, ts most open and determined enemies
/ Again, it ia not likely that Mr.. Lincoln, after his
positive declarations in his Inaugural relative to
| the holding, occupying and possessing Of southern
prOrfQimei