New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-07
TELEeRAPHED TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
y O M H STIC IN II E l. LIG e N G Y.
tBY TIE SOUTHWESTERN AND AMERICAN LtEEs.
The Inaupural Address.


The Inaugural Address.
LOUISVILLE, March G.-The Unionists qualiliedly
approve, but the secessonists condemn the lnau-
gural address of Lincoln.
Accounts from the North regard the inaugural
rather faVOrably.
WASHINGTON, March Cit is doubtfully asserted
that Hon. John Bell pronounccs the inaugural
declaration of war, and that he will urge Iennes-
see to.prepare for the conflict
PETERSBURGII, VA, March 5.-ThOusands on the
reception of the Inaugural, heretofore for the
Union declared for revelation if the Convention
does not Immediately pass secession ordinance.
RrcHMoND, March G.-The Wing conservative
says the policy indicated towards the seeding
States will meet the stern and unye!ding resistance
Of united South.
The Enquirer (secessonist} says, no action Of our
Convention can now maintain peace, Virginia must
fight
The Dispatch says that every border State ought
10 go out Of the Union in twenty-four hours.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, March 6,--Thc Gazette (nnIon)
says the inaugural will not satisfy the disaitcted
persons of the South.
The Sentinel (secessonisD says the Inaugural is
O declaration of war.
STANTON, VA, March 6.-The Inaugural was re-
ceived with universal dissatisfaction. All parties
will resist coercion. 1t creates intense excitement
The secessionsts regard it as declaration of war
The Union men say but little, but coidently dis
appointed.
factory, because the people favor coercion.
GoIDBBoRo, March 6.-The Inaugural was re-
ceved here with indignation.
RALEIGH March G.-The Unonists received the
Inaugural favorably but do not approve of all OF it.
Tho Disunionists are satisfied with it.
CHARLESTON, March 6.--The people here are not
disappointed. There is little feeling exhibited.
They are content to leave Lincoln and his lnaugu-
raj in the hands of President Davis and the Con-
fedeTate 8tates.
MONTGOMERY, March 6.--Linco!n's Inaugural is
regarded rs a virtual declaration Of war.
Missouri State Convention,
ST.. LOUIS, March 6.-In the Convention yester-
day resolutions were read moving the protest OF
St. Louis against coercion, and copy Of the same
TO be sent to the President.
Resolutions were also adopted, kindly but
phaticaiy saying to the Georgia Commissioner that
| Missouri dissenta from the position OF Georgia,
| and declines the honor Of secession with her.
DISPATCHES Concerning Fort Gunlter.
| WAsHtSGToN, March G.---Whic the Objectionable
| portions of the Inaugural were being delivered,
| Southern gentlemen teleGraphed to Governor
Pickens not to attack Fort Sumter until the action
| of the Confederate State3
Washington Items.
| WAsHEGToS March 6. - Mr.. Buchanan COM
| muted Judge Yandcrsmths sentence of forging
| applications for land warrants from twenty to
| three years.
| Major Anderson up to the 4th of March, repre-
scented himself safe and that no reinforcements
need be sent.
The Committee of Conference on Patents re-
ported that all Patent Rights hereafter granted
| should continue seventeen years, prohibiting
| further extension. The bill thus reported passed
| EX.Attorney- General Black will proba bly, remain
| in this city to practice law.
| EX-President Buchanan left for Wheatlaud on
the afternoon of the 5th, escorted to the railroad
depot by the military. AS the train was about
| leaving he was cheered by an immense crowd.
The resignation of Col. Preston, Minister from
| the United States to Spain, has been received.
| Capt Lay of Virginia, has resigned his commits
| sion in the United States army.
| A number of citizens of Kentucky and Indiana
| are urging the appointment of Major Anderson as
| Brigadler General vice Gen. TWlgTS.
Horace Greeley has pressed Col. John G. Ere
mont to accept the French mission. Lincoln is
understood to acquesce.
Mr. Stewards Remarks
WAsuISGToN, March 6. - Secretary of State
| Seward, told citizen of Illinois to maintain the
Union as the way to maintain the Black Repub
can party.
Mr. Seward also remarked to the Massachusetts
delegation that before the close the present Ad
miuistration Massachusetts and South Carolina
would again grasp hands of fellowship.
The Southern Confederacy Commissioners.
WAsHINGTON March ct is understood that
| Lincoln will decline q conference with the South
crn Confederncy Commissioners on the ground
that the seeding States are still in the Union.
Lincolns Cabinet
| WASHINGTON, March G.-The Treasury will not
pay ANYTHING until Mr.. Chase is fairly installed.
Mr.. Lincoln requested Secre tary Cameron to ap
point Mr.. Ellsworth chief clerk Of the War Depart
, ment.
There was an animated discussion in the White
y
to the Supreme Court, and putting Mr. Gilmcr ii
the Cabinet.
Mr.. Seward was summoned to the White Houst
late last night; it is supposed, in relation to For
Sumter.
Case of Court Martial.
WASHINGTON, March G.-Ex- President BnchaDal
OH the 4th ordered the court martial of Mr.. Popt
to be discontinued.
Mexican Affairs.
WAsHINGToN March G.--Oi1icial dispatches from
Mexico state that Gen Uraga had been appointed
Envoy to Washington.
} The French and Mexican difficulties have beer
satisfactorily arranged, but the difficulties witt
Spain touching the expulsion of Sehor Pacheco
! remain unsettled.
Military Order of Jefferson Davis.
WASHINGTON, March Cit is reported that Pres
ident Jefferson Davis has ordered Brgadier Genera
Beauregard to proceed Immediately to Charlesto
s0 take command of the forces now raised for tn
investment OF Fort Sumter.
Arrival Of Secretary Floyd.
WASHINGTON March 6.-Mr. John B. Floyd ez
Secretary of War; has arrived here.
The Commissioners from the Southern ConfeG
, eracy are also in the city awaiting an ntervel
4 with President Lincoln.
= Chartering of the Empire City.
NEW YORK, March G.-The steamship Empir
, City has been chartered by the Government. Sh
e is coaing with dispatch and will probably sail fo
:, | the South.
Il Capture Of SLAYER.
New YORK, March 5.--Port-au- Prince dates
| 10th ult say that the bark William, of New o.
; leans, has been seized there SLAYER.
d Confirmation by the Federal Senate.
d WASHINGTON, March 6.-The Senate has col
frmed the appointment OF Frederic w. Seward
| Assistant Secretary OF State.
Mr.. Clingman, i'll asserting to the printing of tt
Inaugural, said he did not endorse the sentimen
II thereof, which, if carried out, would lead to war
p MIR. Douglas rCL rded the inaugural as a me
sage of peace rather than war.
l., The President has nominated Norman B. judo
Of Illinois. Minister to Berlin.
II A report that Mr.. Crittenden is to be appointe
to fill the vacancy in the Supreme Court is gene
ally believed.
T., Later from California.
If FoRT KEAENEY March G.-The Pony EXPIRES
with San Francisco dates to the 10th ut., has a
k rived. Business less active, and none
abundant. The shipment of treasure on the 81
Of would be light.
1t Fort Point, at the entrance of San Francisc
harbor, has been occupied for the first time
Government troops.
e The Supreme Court, in the case of Fremont V
j. Florri, has decided that the holder of the Unite
States patent and lands under the Mexican graz
possesses all precious metals in the lands,
ut No Senatorial election takes place this sessit
5e Of the Legislature.
" All classes were to join in a Union celebrate
m at San Francisco on the I'D (Washington's birt
it day)
lis Louisiana Legislature.
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