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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-06
THE INAUGURATION BALL.

WAsHINGToN, March 5.-The Inaugural
ton ball last night, for which such extern
sive preparations had been made, was a
great success 1t was very fully attended,
and passed of in Il manner satisfactory to
all
Mr.. Lincoln with his family, accompa-
MED by Vice President Hamln and family
Senator Douglas and other distinguished
personages, entered tho ball room about | |
o clock, and after a brief promenade, receIv-
ed the personal congratulations of those
who chose to be presented to him soon af-
forwards the Presidential party proceeded to
the supper room, and subsequently some of
the party, including Senator Douglas and
Mrs. Lincoln, who were partners, danced a
quadrile.
With regard to Mr.. Lincoln's Cabinet
nothing more definite is known than we
published yesterday morning. There is
still great pressure to effect change so far
rs Mr.. Chase is concerned, and it is thought
with some prospect of success 1t is init
mated that Mr. Sherman of Ohio may be
substituted for him, in which case Mr..
Chase will probably take mission to Eu-
rope.
New Workers to the number Of at least
800 proceeded, this evening, to the White
House, to call on the President. Mr. Lin
coin came out Stuart L. Wadford introduc-
cd the party and the President made n brief
speech. At the conclusion he was greeted
with II hcarty..Iound Of cheering, after which
several gentlemen shook hands with him.
but he found it necessary to break away
from the company. The delegation then
reformed and marched to the residence Of
Simon Cameron who appeared in answer to
their calls and addressed them briefly. The
company then proceeded to pay their re-
spects to Hon. Andy johnson of Tenn. ut
the ST. Charles Hotel. lie came out and
made an eloquent and earnest union speech
endorsing the Presidents inaugural without
qualification. They also called on Gen.
Scott.
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EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE

EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE
THE NEW CABINET CONFIRMED.
WAsufxaroN, March 5.-The floor of tile
Senate Chamber was densely crowded to-
day. and before the members were called to
order, the utmost anxiety was expressed TO
learn the formation of the Cabinet. The
galleries were about two-thrds filled
The Senate met at | p. NJ. The prayer
was made by the Chaplain, aud especially
in behalf of the President of the United
States.
On motion of Mr.. Hale, committee Of
two was appointed to wait on the President
and inform him the Senate was ready to re-
ceive any communication he might be pleas
ed 70 make Messrs. Hale ana Douglas
were appointed said committee, and imue-
diately proceeded to perform their duty
The Senate here took n recess till 4:30 p. NJ.
On the Senate again coming to order, Mr..
Hale reported that the committee had per-
formed their duty, and the President had
informed them that he would forthwith
communicate in writing.
10 n short time Mr. Nicolay, the private
Secretary Of the President, appeared with
message when. on motion of Mr.. Hale,
tho Senate went into executive session. At
half past four the following gentlemen were
confirmed as Mr.. Lincolns Cabinet; Hon,
VIM H. Seward, Secretary of State; Hon.
Salmon p. Chase, Secretary Of the Treasu-
ry; Hon. Simon Cameron, Secretary of War;
Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary Of the Navy
Hon Montgomery Blair Post Master Cen
eral; Hon Caleb b. Smith, Secretary Of the
Interior !; Hon. Edward Bates, Attorney
General The votes were unanimous for
all except Bates aud Blair four or five
votes being cast against each Of these gen
tlemeu, that many Directing to them because
they were unwilling that any one from
slave states should 20 into the Cabinet.
\ large crowd assembled around the
doors anxious to hear the result Of the ses-
sion.
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CINCINNATI, March 5.-Flour unsettled
and prices lower; superfue held at 81 40
and is duh at that price; extra may be
quoted at 50 COOS 10 and family Mt 81 IS
(9S5 90, and these rates little better than
nominal.
Wheat declined &c; dull at 95@9sc for
red, and 81 0069l O5 for white
Oats declined to 2G4 and dull; Rye and
Barley unchanged.
Whisky opened dull; sales GOO bbls at
l44c.; buyers not Offering over l34c at the
close.
Provisions quiet; small sales at SIT O0(al
II % for mess pork II, % and l03c for
bacon-nothing done in bulk meats aud
prices nominal, at 6 /, 81 and 93c.
Lard dull at Gle.
Glover seed declined to 81 and is dull
Groceries unchanged; sales generally
SMALL rates of exchange unaltered.
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WAsHINGroN, March buchanan was
at the Capitol this morning for three hours,
and was delayed till five minutes to twelve
attending to public business. He signed
every bill presented to him; none making
public appropriations were lost.
The bill amendatory to the act for pro-
lection of discoveries of guano deposits
failed to become law. The law to
correct verbal errors in the tariff act was
passed.
Several Democratic members of the late
Congress, were engaged to-day in drawing
up a manifest to present to the leaders 81
NIL parties ms basis of Union party or
ganization.
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FROM HAVANA

NEW ORLEANS, March 5---The U. s. rev.
enue cutter has been seized by the authori-
ties of Texas at Galveston. The officer in
command resigned and rendered his services
to the Government.
The commanding officer at Fort Brown,
contrary to the order Of Gen. Twiggs, is pre-
pairing for defensive operations. State
troops are concentrating in the neighbor-
hood preparing for attack. Fort Cooper
was surrendered to the state
The steamer Habano has arrived with
Havana dates to the Goth inst. Sugars are
more active.
Grand preparations continue at Havana
for the reception of Prince Alfred
The Spanish Bank had made new issue
of 100000. The weather was cool and
healthy. Business was lively.
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ST. LOUIS, March 5.-The Presidents in
augural was published in Extras yesterday
afternoon and sought after with avidity by
persons of all parties. The Republican,
douglas Democracy says
We fail to see in it any disposition to
sweep party platforms or party politics
aside; but its guarded words and studied
sentences seem to have been prompted by
some idea of meeting the expectation of the
Republicans who elected him. We had hop
ed for a more conservative, more concilia-
tory expression Of sentiment. Mach will
depend upon putting in practice the ideas
advanced That will test the question, be
it one of expediency or right, whether the
Forts can be held or re taken and revenues
collected without bloodshed."
The Democrat (Republican) says:
" We can only say this morning that it
meets the highest expectations of the coun-
try, both in point of statesmanship and pat
riotism, and that its effect on the public
mind cauLot he other than salutary in the
highest degree"
The News (Bell and Everett) deiers COM
mcnt until an official copy is received.
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DETROIT, March 5.-Tho inaugural was
published here last evening. The Republi-
cans are in raptures over it. The Demo
Gratis apparently find little to condemn
The Advertiser, Republican, this morning
says Mr.. Lincoln's position is such as Will
meet with cordial response in every patri-
otto heart in the land and claims that while
he is temperate aud concilatory towards the
South, he proposes no concession. The Free
Press, Democrat, fears from the temper of
the inaugural and the construction of the
Cabinet we shall have secession of the bor-
der states and war, while the seeded
states will receive it rs declaration of war
and prepare for war.
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SOUTHERN OPINIONS OF THE II

NASHVILLE, March 5.-Opnions of Lin
coins inaugural are unfavorable, 1t is be-
lieved he will retake the Forts and forci-
bly, collect the revenue. Opinions are
somewhat unsettled by its reception at
Washington. People are wanting the doc
ument in full.
At Jackson, Miss and Tuscumbia the
people consider it a declaration of war.
At Vicksburg it is regarded unfavor-
ably, and is generally considered a silly
production.
At New Orleans it is generally con-
demned
Al Louisville the union men are rather
favorably impressed with it, while sympa-
thizers with the Southern Confederacy
think it a declaration of war.
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CINcINNATL March 5.-The inaugural was
well received by all parties and with exccp-
tons regarded to be q very sensible docu-
ment, and has produced most agreeable
impression for Mr.. Lincoln. 1t is general
ly conceded that he has laid down the only
policy for himself that he could have done,
and be consistent with his duty and his
official oath, and that in doing so he has
mingled kindness with firmness, admirably.
The inaugural was published here in extras
at =. NJ yesterday
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CHARLESTON, March IA dispatch from
tho Secretary of the Treasury of the Southern
Confederncy, says exclusion of foreigners
from the coasting trade and all discriminating
duties are abolished The act of February
18th makes no distinction between citizens
and foreigners.
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RICHMOND, Va, March "A resolution
was offered that the Peace Conference reso-
luton failed to give equitable settlement of
the slavery question, and Virginia should
offer no more propositions, but withdraw
from the Federal compact and adopt meas
ures to protect her rights in concert with
other Southern states.
Mr.. Carlisle made II strong union speech.
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RALEIGH, n. c., March 5.-Sixty more
counties have been heard from. 90 Union
lists and SO Secessionists are elected. The
vote on holding a convention will require
the official returns to ascertain how the
state has gone.
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D@5~ Come and get your goods at II. Nell
son & Co.'S sale. II you do not get the
goods you have bid Off mt the Auction of
Dry Goods at James Oakley & Son, this
forenoon, they will he sold over at their ex-
pense this afternoon.
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HARTFORD, March 5th-Au inaugural
salute was fired in this city yesterday after
noon in honor cf Lincoln's inauguration The
inaugural gives general satisfaction among
the Republicans, and many leading Demo
Gratis do not hesitate to speak well Of it
They like its straightforward, manly tone
and the assurance that the government will
be firmly administered aud the Union Of all
the stnteS nrcserYed.
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ST. Louis, March 8, M.-River stationary
with , feet in the channel to Cairo. There
are between four and five feet water on the
lower rapids in the upper Mississippi, aud
the river is open TO Rock Island. The Mis-
souri, is falling with z feet to ST. Joseph.
Weather clear and cold.
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ALBANY, March 5th.-The temporary OBJ
struction of the Central Road, caused by
the overflow of the Mohawk river, is now
removed, and trains run regularly on time.
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WYANDoTTE, Kansas, March 1.-The bells
are ringing, and 81 guns ara being fired, and
there is a general rejoicing in honor Of tho
Inauguration of President Lincoln
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PHILADELPHIA, Mach 5.-FloIr dull
Wheat steady at l 25@l 323 for red 30
al 40 for white. Corn declined sales
5000 bush. Coffee steady. Whisky firm
ut l9MIg4
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LAST AND Closing SALE Ladies and
Gentlemen, H. NELSON 4 Co. will close out
the balance Of the stock of Dry Goods of
James Oakley & Son, this afternoon Mt 2
o'clock
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PHILADELPHIA. March 5.-The papers
generally view the inaugural as a mild
though firm exposition of lofty manlness
and craftsmanship. The Pennsylvania on
the contrary calls it diScreditable, unworthy
of the President, and weak declaration OF
war against the seeding states-a tiger 5
claw concealed under the fur of Sewardism.
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Fox desirable and serviceabls goods for
gentlemen's wear, go to Lyons's, who is sell
lug many articles in his line at much less
than cost
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Reading matter on every page
BUSINESS LOCALS.

g. c. C.-CARY's CoUGH CURE.-See ad-
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BATH, Me, March 5.--Israel Putnam (RepD
WAS elected Mayor yesterday by 636 over
all opposition. Thirty-tour guns were fred
in honor Of President Lincoln.
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LAFAYETTE, March ga salute Of "a
guns was fred to-day in honor of President
Lincoln and his inaugural.
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New HoHK, March 5.-.Stocks dull and
easter Money in good demand and firm at
6CG7 per cent. on call Sight exchange in
fair request.
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Returning, loavas Louisville every wednesday
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kirst-Lhe Northwestern, Cleveland, Chicago St.
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