The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-03-27

umns, entitled sfbe Past, the Present and the
Future which Is causing sensation Ia political
circles here. Il reyiews the action ofthe sece-
ding States severai.Y and and jointly. and takes
positive against coercion or the employment Of
iorce in any way, to restore Fedefa authority.
The IntelligenceF,s opinion is that the exciting
difhculty can only be settled by the interposi-
ton Of a general Convention OF the STATES, and
that the relation ef the seeding Statesto the
Federal Government can be changed only by
their voluntary return to the Union. Failing
in that the editors see no way open but to ack-
nowledge their indepndence out Of the Union.
II is said that many Republican leaders have
expressed similar opinions, but it is equally
true that they are -detsrninsdly opposed by
others" .r.... -. 49,, 80, t-T
wAsHtSeroN March 21,--tt is said that the
failure to tYaclaie Fort Sumter yesterday was
owing to technical reasons. IT is now said that
the evacuation will take place Immediately ~
The Senate will probably not adjourn till the
middle of next week. ,fs I.s-.- .s,.-,.a ,u.s
The Senate to-day confirmed Benz, 0, Far
rar as assistant Treasurer Of Sr. Louis. y, -,
Sanderson, OF Pennsy lysuia, has been appoin-
ted chief Clerk in tho War, Department., and
John Hanna q, s. Attorney OF Indiana, IA J.,s
I sWAsuNqToS, March 2l.-Dr. Galloway has
been reappointed surgeon at the Marine Pospi-
tai, at Paducah. q ,..rl - .s.,l.. al s,,s A.
The Senate confirmed Wm. H. Carter, Of
Ohio, Second Lieutenant in the Marine corps
Cornelius F, Bucks, Marshall for Minnesota
Elias w. Leayepworth, Commissioners under
the Convention with New Grenada; Charles w
Davis, OF Maryland, Secretary to the Commis-
sion; Calvin Huson, Of Maryland, Commissioners
under the Convention with Costa Rica; Charles
Howe, Collector at Key West; Samuel Long,
Consul to. Lahama. ~ -r,trry- f.-,..+s.-t s4,s.si
The President nominated Charles L. Wilson
Of Illinois, Secretary Of Legation to London;
Mr.. Pennington, of New Jersey Secretary o
Legation at Paris;apd Jno. Edgar,of Tennessee
Consul at ST. Thomas. c, III. .ucs bgs.:,,lz
Notwithstanding a powerful effort is being
made to induce the President to make the New
York appointments, especially the Marshal and
Dist'ct Attorney, still they are kept back =
There is hitch somewhere. He intilnated
pretty plainly to a gentleman, who called to. see
! about them; that certain men had msrepresen-
ted matters, and he had been misled in regard
to certain men who were prominent for posi-,
TONS $3.50 2 80, - .,.,- rI-,.... 5s.sg i.,-
Gen. Nye's nomination as Governor Of Neya
da Territory is much liked. He acce pts the
| position. gs feg.s IS rssr, s,sy 81 7..tE. o.,
| The Posts Washington correspondent says
that the Secretaryiof Treasury has decided te
advertise for eight million Loan. ,s. g. A.. st3-
| Seward has written letter to the, Southern
| Commissioners, reviewing the entire grounds 0
misunderstanding with q view Of restoring har
mony, clos ng with recommendation of ma
| tional Convention. s.- zal i ss.1e s., IS
/ The Senate confirmed ], ". Nye, Gov o
! Nevada; Rufus King, Minister to Rome; Brad
ford r, Wood Minister to Denmark; Elisha Q
Crosby, Minister to Guatemala; James J. Put
nam to Havre; freeman A. Morse, Consul te
London;, James H, Andeason, OF Ohio, ,Consu
to Hamburg; Francis H, Moody. rroieyer o
Ipublic money at Little Rock, and Lieut. Hard
cuff Assistant Adjutant General, with rank o
Captain. zrsz ...5 d ,c-. f.,,.a.,s,,.,., 3. -
| The following Postmasters were confirmed: /
| Warren N. Huntington, Galena; Edward G
David, Dubuque; james F. Abrahams, Bur
lington, Iowa; Sidney F.. Vonbonhurst Pitts
burgh; David G Rose, Marshal for Ind; Wn
II. F. Gurley Attorney for Ia ;George.A Nourse
Attorney for MINI; Alex. G. Sands, Marsha
or the Southern District of Ohio; Herbert N
Hexie, Marshal for Iowa. ~. ~. Is ..,s.
| The following nominations we're made fo
the Territory of Colorado:
] VIM. Gelpn Governor; Lewis L Wells, Sec
retary; Benjamin +, Hall, OF N. Y, Chief JUS
! tice; s, Newton PATHS, Of Penn, and Charlie
Lee Armour, were made Associate judges
copeland Townsend, Marshal; VIM D. Slough
ton, Of Mich, Attorney, Francis M, Case, o
Ohio Surveyor General; Masrh E. Dunnel
Consul at Vera Cruz. rs4,.sr a f{r fs.y "a l. Az
Joshua K. Giddings was, nominated for Con
sui General to British North America, g ss
1 Thomas Corwin having Withdrawn his decli
nation was confirmed Minister to Mexico. Is, !
i The President submitted to the Senate
proposition from the British Government to re
fer the San Juan question to the arbitration {
some foreign relations recommend Switzer
land. e s-s-, vagr+s -fa dgga gesz4as set,4- 81
Thr rumors of the evacuation Of Fol
; Snmter are supposed to have been put forwar
far, political effect. 1t is, positively certai
, Fort Sumter will be abandoned speedily, an
that Fort Pickens will not be reinforced, e 3
i All indications now favor peaceful solution
The chartered vessels which, have lately sailet
took sealed orders. az a-.e aa... -.as s-e fsf
t There is no determination yet for an exit
E session of Congress-. ra.sH Sos Z Ess sgrs as
!, Carl Sehurz will leave to-morrow morning
s 1t is now positively asserted that neither tf
: Portugese or any oher mission has been, ter
dered to him, as stated, repeatedly by himsel
$ Neither the President nor Mr., Seward will TAX
: hasty action in his case, as desired by him. II
is said to be highly excited E
Its reported that Senator Wilson yesterda
e denounced tht partaltv of the Admnstratio
towards western politicians in executive SCI
sion, Although this may be untrue in his cas-
t the disposition ofmany Republican Senators /
b dose is MANIFEST sai tGs .gsag ag e. 8 si
!, WASHINGTON, March 22.--The propositio
9 Of the British Government to refer tho Sa
: Juan question to some foreign government ws
: submitted by the President to the Senate. I'll
: matter was understood to have been debate
Z in executive session without conclusion. Ser
a ator Nesmith opposes the proposition, ber
0 Unwilling to agree to any plan involving tt
7 possibility of giving up the Island. asas Il
Holloway as Commissioner of Patents ca
4 not be confirmed, the committee on Patents n,
g having reported on the subject. a!aaaa
e Col. Barbour. Superintendent of Harper
I Ferry Armory, rendered his re ignation to da
5 The Secretary OF the Treasury has advertise
: for proposals Of the eight million loan to da
s which will bear 6 per cent. interest. payab
semi-anpuallysav lsdio2,5 f.d .zsa iflail
t The Southern Commissioners received adj v
ces to day that affairs looked more peaceabl
r and that any collision was impossible. , @.
Mr. Raymond, Of Times, will be consul
= Paris a g5eaasg sB as, sis ob.@9 a8 ,cFf
Mr.. Former has been appointed Minister
S Ecuador. za aega4 sA taiJ4 TOD Ga
Col. Dudley Mann, now in Washington,
d abont starting for Europe on business connects
,a with the consummation OF his great Eastel
steamer Enterprise. NJ teiip dasa aia gaa
,fl The President has been SO beset with Off
J., seekers as to be able to ride outlonly once sin
looming in office. He il receiving no sisito
e whatever to- day, either of friendship or on bu: