The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-29
Telegraphio IntsIlI E1nos.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-Reply 70 the
Southern 0mmissionH8.--The Secretary of
State, Mr. Seward, has written letter TO
the Commissioners from the Southern
Confederacy, reviewing the entire ground.
Of difference between the two sections.
He recommends q national convention.
RevOtEtiOn IN Oregon and CahfoTnia.-The
Government has received information Of q
plot to revolutionize California and Ore
gon, duplicating Gen. Johnston and other
ofhcers Of being connected with the
movement.
Position Of WiseOnsin.-In the United
States Senate yesterday, Mr.. Howe, OF
Wisconsin, made q speech in which h.
declared himself avowedly opposed to Mr..
Douglas resolution.
Secession of Viroin;a Uroed Senator
Hunter and Mason went to Virginia IT,
urge the immediate secession of thai
State from the Union.
Confrmatt0ns By the Sen0te.-The follow
ing appointments made by the PresidenI
were this day confirmed by the Senate:
Gen. Nye, Governor Of Nevada Terrific
ry; Mr.. Wood, Minister to Denmark
Mr.. King. Minister to Rome; Mr. Bur
lingame, Minister 70 Austria; Mr.. Cos
win, Minister to Mexico: Mr. Crosby
Minister to Guatemala; :. Mr.. Putnam.
Consul to Havre; Mr. Morse, Consul T.
London: Mr.. Anderson. Consul TO Ham.
burg; Francis HI. Moody, Receiver q
Public Money at Little Rock.
Governor Of Colorado. The President ha,
appointed VIM. Gilpin Governor of the
Territory Of Colorado.
The San Juan Question The Presideni
has submitted to the Senate Crest Brit
aims proposition for the arbitration OF rh,
San Juan Question.
N5n-evacuatOn Of Fort Skmtz.-Rumori
of the non-evacuation Of Rsrt Sumter are
circulating for political effect. 1t is posi-
lively certain that Fort Sumter will sooi
be evacuated, and that Fort Pickens j,
not to be reinforced.
The recently sailed chartered vessell
took sealed orders.
Extra Session Of C5ngress.-The President
is not yet determined upon calling al
extra session of Congress.
Resignation IN the Army.-Col. Barbour
Superintendent of the Harper's Ferrl
Armory, has resigned.
The Southern 0m1sisaoMers.-The Herall
says the Administration will reply TO tn,
Southern Commissioners, saying that they
have not the power to treat with them
|
President Pro Tempore Of the Senate Tho
! Senate has elected Mr.. Foote Presiden
pro TEN. of the Senate, Mr.. Breckinride,
having communicated to that body hi
design to be absent during the remainde
of the session.
Nesc Eight Million Loan.-The Secretary
of the Treasury adVertises for proposals Il
new loan of eight millions at six pc
| de k.a wrA 49, H. IL.
April.
Collision Impossible. THE Southern Com
missioners have received advices that al
fairs were more peaceable, and that col
lision was impossible.
The ATmstroHg Case.-In the ArmstronI
case the evidence indicates that there wa
sufficient force to defend the navy var
at the time of the surrender
NEW YoRK, March 23.-More Appoin
Ments.-The Tribune's special Washington
correspondent says Raymond will be Cor
sui at Paris. Farmer is appointed Mini.
ter to Ecuador.
Marshal of NesO York.-The Presiden
has appointed A. II. Schultz, Marshal c
New York, vice Rynders, removed.
Arrival Of Mr.. Mann in NeO York.-MI
Dudley Mann, one of the Commissioners
from the Southern Confederacy to Europ
| has arrived in the city.
ST LOUIS. March 22.-MissOlui STATE On
, veatioR.-In the Convention the majorit
and minority reports were brought in
and made the special order for the thir
, Monday in December.
A resolution was adopted for the ele,
ton of seven delegates to a Border Stat
Convention, after which the Conventio
adjourned.
ST.. LOUIS. March 23.--Missouri State Coz
: venton.-The State Convention adiourne
yesterday till the third Monday in d
:! Gambler, 70 bring back. meanwhile, If Pc
sible, the seeded STATES.
/, 1t passed resoluticus aeclaziAg IN favs
! of peaceful separation, If the sedede
States would not return to the Union. a.
vising the Withdrawal of Federal trooI
from quarters where q collision is threa
| ened. and favofinR national convention