Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-03-27

convention Of the States; and that the relation of
the seeding States to the Federal Government
can be changed only by their voluntary return TO
the Union. Failing in that, they see no way open
but to acknowledge their independence out of the
Union. 1t is said that many Republican leaders
have expressed similar opinions; but il is equally
true that they are determinedly opposed by others
The Herald's Washington dispatch saws incon-
sistencies between Andersons dispatches before
and after the Inaugural, lead to whsperings that
the Major may be in completely with the secession
lists.
Charles l. Wilson, editor Of the Chicago Jour
nal, has been nominated Secretary of Legation to
London.
The President has determined to call an extra
session of Congress.
Commander Stringham has been ordered to
report Immediately TO the Navy Department
Notwithstanding powerful effect is being
made to induce the President to make the New
York appointments, especially the Marshal and
District Attorney, still they are kept back. He
intimated pretty plainly TO a gentleman who
called 10 see about them, that certain men
hal misrepresented matters, and he had been
mised in regard to certain men prominent for
positions
The New York appointments will be made to-
morrow or next day. Mr.. Barney will be Collec-
tor, and Mr.. Dart of ST Lawrence county, stands
good show for Attorney of the Northern Dis
trict of New York
General Nye's nomination as Governor of
Nevada Territory, is very much liked. He ac-
cepts the position.
The Commercials Washington dispatch states
that A. IL. Schultz has been appointed Marshal
rice Rynders.
Seward has written a letter to the Southern
Commissioners reviewing the entire grounds of
misunderstanding, with a view of restoring har-
mony-clOsing with the Recommendation of a
national Convention.
The Government has received information of
plot to revOlutionize California and Oregon,
duplicating Gen. johnson and Others
The Posts Washington correspondence SAYS
that the Secretary OF the Treasury has decided to
advertise for an eight million loan.
New YoRK, Saturday March %.
HERALD's SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
The Administration will reply to the Southern
Commissioners in a few DAYS, stating that il has
no power to treat with them, and they can be re-
garded only as gentlemen of dissatisfied peo-
pie, but will refer them to the next Congress
Dudley Mann, Southern Commissioner TO Eu-
rope, has arrived.
TINES SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
DR.. Fox, of the Navy, accompanied by Capt
hartste;n, visited Major Anderson, but the ma
ture of his mission is unknown.
The Secretary of the Treasury has advertised
for proposals for the eight million loan, which
will bear six per cent. interest. payable semi an
nually, to be re imbursed in % years from the LIST
OF January last. No offer will be received for
any fraction of thousand, or considered unless
one per centum be deposited subject TO the order
of the Secretary. Proposals will be received up
to noon of April 3D.
WORLDS SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Carl SchurZ's nomination for Minister to Por-
tugal was sent in to-day.
The Southern Commissioners received advices
to-day that affairs looked more peaceab.e, ano
TINT any collision was almost impossible.
Mason and Hunter have gone to Virginia tC
urge Immediate secession.
The Presidents levee was crowded all the
foreign Ministers were in attendance.
The evidence in the Armstrong Court Martial
case indicates that there was sufficient force tC
defend the Navy Yard, at the time of its surren
der.
TRIBUNE's SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Raymond, OF the Times, will be Consul 4
Plris.
Mr.. Farmer has been appointed Minister I,
Ecuador