The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-28

itarv property in his charge. Secretary Holt had
dispatched orders to relieve him, but they could
not have arrived.
The most rellable rep) d the construction of
Lincol's Cabinet ia
Seward Secretar, afe Bates, Attorney
General Gilmore q :. e., secretary of the
Navy c. Smith. ,crct,. - the Interior
Welles, P0stmast,t tcn.ril Cameron, Secretary
of the Treasury.
Dispatches 10 tse government also report a
large expedition leaving a. iveston for the Rio
Grande, consisting ol s.X companies from Gal
weston and Ioustolt, AMI two iroia the Interior.
Rhc0bsct Is declared to be prot cti0n TO the from
tier in the event Of the United State $ troops being
Withdrawn. Col Ford. an Old ranger, commands
the regiment 1t is presumed here, in army circles
that Col. +. '. Sumner will be promoted to the
commission dshOnored anu abandoned by General
Twiggs.
Despite the existing ruInors brought to the city
last night, Mr.. Lincoln slept and rested well ext
day. President Buchanan, Mr.. Stanton and 9th
er prominent Democrats called on him. Lord
Lyons and the ministers fran France, Russia
Prussia, Spain and elsewhere. lett their cards
WITH Mr.. Lincoln, as dld also the Secretaries OF the
various legations. Gen. Scott, Mr.. Seward and
several prominent Senators were closeted with
him this morning. concerning tue ceremonies con-
neeted with the Inauguration
Sta general ievce ivon bv Mr. Lincoln, sever
al hundred gentlemen from all sections Of the
country paid their respects TO him.
This afternoon he visited the Scna to and House
OF Repres natives.
Mr.. y ood the manager of the Presidential
TIP, called to report tins morning to Gen. Scott.
The General told him that everything had been
done az il should have been-that he approved OF
every step. and Mr. Lincoln did exactly as he
should have done, when he left Harrisburg and
came TIN ough via Baltimore.
Inf - iaf.,
teGdiag to prove that an organized band of five
hundred men have sworn that 1Hr Lincoln shall
never sleep III the White House. A detective who
joined them say the plan is ~ follows The en-
the bani ere to occupy position near the pres
ldsnt Oh Inauguration Gay as they can obtain. One
OF their number standing in the csntre of them,
Is to shoot Mr.. Lincoln with air-sun, when the
crowd Oi men around the assassin will so hide hi
as 10 render detection impossible.
Further details may be obtained to night, though
for MANY reasons it is deemed advisable to with
hold definite information.
4 document was handed to Mr.. Lincoln 10
day signed bv maturity the X. Y State Sen
ate. heated by the Lieutenant Governor. recon-
mendins Mr.. Coitax for Postmaster General. Mr.
Lincoln observed that this was very strong. and
that there seemed very general desire in MANY
parts OF The country tat Mr.. Colfax should have
the p0sltl Il indicated.
The Peace Conference has been in session al
day he debate the most spirited " hIch has
yet occurred. Mr. Guthrie and some ct his friends
became 50 much offended that they left the Hail
aud signifed their intention no. 10 go back. The
Conventions one time, was very near breaking
up but better counses prevailed. MIR Guthrie
subsequently returned, and business preceded
at O'Clock some members stated that night ces-
SION was probable. There is 10 hope, Of an nd-
Jus.megt 10 morrow.
The governments seems to have made moro
Than one eilertt get possession OF the bullion.
fund in the New Orleans Mint. p. VI General
King, on the 10Th ns,., drew on Mr.. Guirot. As
sistant Treasurer of Louisiana, for 5000 600, but
his draft, like that of Secretary Dix, was dishon-
ored.