Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-03-12
WELMIHuVUMs DMllsi
Tuesday Morning, March II, 1851.


sst Offices in the cities or towns where Senators
reside, and where their designation will be fol-
lowed. The same rule will be adopted generally,
although the Secretary Of the Treasury considers
the principal Custom House appointments as
belonging to tho States at large, and desires the
endorsement Of candidates by the entire delega-
ton.
In the Virginia Convention, Oh Saturday, the
mojorty of the Committee on Federal Relations
presented a report recommending conferences
convention Of the Border States 10 deIne their
further action. Several minority reports we're
presented Of various import
Governor Dennison's friends in Ohio write that
he will certainly be transferred to the Senatorial
chair vacated by Gov, Chasc on accepting tho
Treasury portfolio.
Mr.. Thomas Trott is appointed chief clerk CT
she Post Office Department, in the place of Gle
menls, q Seoessionist
The Charleston Courier of Thursday says the
works in the harbor have made formidable pro-
gress within the last few days, under the direc-
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The steamship Quaker City, from Havana
9Th inst, arrived at New York on Saturday
evening The United States steamers PocahOn-
tas and Powhat'an were at Havana. taking IN
oVa' 'ne i'iiHer 70 iea'e ior NOfio'A on INV V'"'
anu 'ns sA''st iur view iOrA VI 'ne ''n. N.sa'
pssps'a"Oas "ers oe'"s nisuo .v' 'n' is0sp.,Oa
,-.-es 4,N.'s y. ',"s'a"S, AAe 9ael.
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fUO'@''SAs ls4a'leN s-1s
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AH' neA''n VI Nu"a was sO9p' u"U ''ie "ea'"s'
'AO'''e"'.
BY the arrival of the pony express at Fort
kesrney on Saturday morning, we have received
uailiornia adVices to the 2Sd ult' The zzd was
very universally observed throughout the State
aud mass meeting was organized in San Fran
s'so0' "ni0n Is sa'u 10 nave ueen 'ne e'ei
"''s ~ oa'ii0rnia lne sen''mSn'S sApres'eu
anu 'ue resolutions auop'eu were Union III 'ne',
sOH'' 'anisS ~ m0pO"sai hau oeSh nominated
"''"'i'y Vi 'ne DousiA' u'NoefA's, ~ wan
ueuo'eu .ne hepuoiean members wOu'u support
man and ,hs Rroct;nr;dnero I'll, nrohohlv mite
nm nsryar Tho g. 1an;o so;,ad t.or, Ga, p.on.
cisco far panama an tho Olaf w;,b see4 ooo in
treasure. fair awonnt os trade was 0oinr an
at San Frapoiseo. bu, at reduced prices
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mspt The renort urgos the adontion nv m,
coun,rv of sor,a sr,andn,srt ~ Tho con.,;,,,;on
and rscomusnds ,ho cr,,,ordon -osolr,;ons a.
tbs basis ~ ,ho co,o,.o,,i.o
~ ii'su' Vi ns"a'Oi SUMMIT auu Nnaiis'
Ho' -Aua"s VI Dias'sonuse'''' Seua'Ol nS''
of New Jsrssv .rs ali .o,;vo,v or,ared IN mo.
inc their claims n tho rnc,i.h cow,
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lho case OF the barque Adjuster, OF New York
Heizea at Savannah has taken new and some.
What unexpected turn. The British authorities
have succ eeded in obtaining her release, on thu
ground that, being chartered by English subjects
and having their property on board, both vesso
and cargo were under British protection. The
application was made through Mr.. Archibald
British Consul, and endorsed by Lord Lyons
Her surrender was immediate and unconditional
The southern confsderacv ,bopgb firm Will
not precipitate events INIT will, wait fo, ,v,-
acts on the part Of the United States In li,e
rarv ma,tsrs l;horo1 oon.r;,,h. a., II, ~
granted to foreign nations. European re.
prints will be prohibited within its borders, and
northern patents will not be renewed.
The resolution for Mr.. w;efall,s e,nu,s;o,, srorr
the Senate will be pressed hut capnot bs carrisi
unless the northern democrats vote affirmative
ly. As the chamber now st.nd. ,hora oro ..
Republieans orainst o1 dor,oorat. o,,,l,a;,,o =
two vaeancies IN he 6llod a., aooh 49, ,o,,o,,,
Cameron and Chase and a,vin ond cra.n ~,
forbearapcs of the ssna,e has a,roadv mean Ia "a,
beyond reasonable endurance by the oopduo, a
Mr. WigGall, who, while continuing TO exercis,
the privileges and rights Of his position, habu
ally disOwns all allegiance to the government
and announces himself in sympathy and co
operation with the States which have reyoltOd
against the Federal authority and set up fol
themselves The commonest rules of decency
should have admonished him to resign long ago
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