New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22
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WASHINGTON, Thursdsy, March 81, 1861.
THE TWENTY-FIVE MILLION LOAN.
There is no warrant for the newspaper stories
dis closing the views attributed to Mr. Chase con-
corning the toan about TO be put in market
His correspondents are not OF the class who rush
private communications into print supporting
them 10 be true. He viii doubtless confer with
leading oapitalsts as his predecessor did, con-
corning the best mode and time Of entering the
money market aud the manner 10 which the
interests of Government may be judiciously pro-
noted. He has never proposed to do more.
THE MISSION TO FRANCE.
Mr.. DAYTON, the new Minister to France, is
here and has received the congratulations OF
large circle Of sdmiIing aud devoted friends.
No appointment has given more general satiaiAe-
ton.
pKCrlshTIOs or GIN. wRBB.
The formal declination Of Gen. Webb as Min
isier to Copstantinople hos been received by tie
President His friends consider that he was
entitled 10 the ofrr Of Austria, bu. ths President
differed with this opinion.
THE COLLECTION OF The REIE SUR.
Mr.. Bates has given no such opinion regarding
the collection of the revenue as 10 ascribcd t.
him, aud for the simple reason that the question
has not been considered by the President or re-
ferred. All these complicated matters are nd
iourned until tie departure Of the Senrte They
cap.6t BE- taken up or properly examined untl
the rush Is over,
APPOINT 'iRNTs,
49, kav has k.su
nominated Secretary Of Legation to France
Charles. l.. Wilson Of The Chicngo Journal has
also been nominated Secretary Of Legation. Tie
appointment Of Archie W. Campbell editor OF
The hraIIigenoer OF Wheeling. as Postmaster
there, is creditable ald well received.
TIE MEXICAN MISSION.
Mr. Corwin's nomination was uDanmsu'y
confirmed to-day, rs soon as it was understood
he had signIied his acceptance OF the Mexican
Mission, He win start without unnecessary
DELAY. in order 10 cOunteract the schemes OF
Jefferson Davis, who has already cent one or
mors ecret agents there to negotiate with tho
New Government for recognition ADD commercial
relations.
TRrUASTRPrc TO BIZ SEIZED.
The design Of the secessiOnists 10 TO seize upon
the IsthInus Of Tehuautepec If possible under
the pretended grant which Mr. Benjamin pro-
cured through Mr. BncbauanS influence. They
intend. also 10 make a demonstration upon Tho
provinces across the Rio Grandr, aud those IN
the North This scheme 1ss concocted yetr
ago, as part of the disuniOn conspiracy.
MR.. RIPLrYs NOMINATION..
The nomination Of Mr. Ripley Of Minnesota, Us
Secretary Of Legation to Belgium, stands as not
confirmed He had entered into engagements
not permitted by the diplomatic service, and was
discovered TO be Breckenridge Democrat after
being nominated by the delegation from bis State.
DIsMIssED.
| Francis Markoe one Of the fossils OF the state
Department, got permanent ieaye Of absence TO-
day.
.. MIR. BAYARD's SPEECH.
Mr.. Bsyard has spoken for two days to empty
galleries and distressed Senate. His position IL
yet TO be defined.
THE MISSION TO PORTUGAL.
IL is Understood .bat Carl Schurz accepts the
mission to Portugal in preference TO one ut nearly
double the pay in South America, and VII be
nominated tomorrow.
COLLECTOR OF CHICAGO.
Mr. White will be appointed Collector OF Chi
cage, and thus terminate the struggle which has
| excited 90 much local interest The Post-ofice
there viii 70 10 The Tribune office.
NAVAL.
The Secretary Of the Navy has summoned
Commodore Stringham here on special duty Tor
the purpose Of ordering and detailing the officers
directing the recruits, arranging the complete
ment Of ships, aud directing other matters relating
TO the efficiency and discipline Of the service.
This movement is considered very udicious, as
it fixes the responsibility upon an officer OF
acknowledged worth, of regulating delicate part
| Of thu service with which no new Secretary