, 1861-03-23
Warrington Items.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette, !
WnH4eToz, March q.

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Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.7
WAsH4eGoz, March n.
THE GENATE.
The chances for an adjournment of the Sen
ate to-day do not seem AZ clear as yesterday
/ lhe ffea1dent this morning iutimated that ht
could not Let them go on Saturday, and doubt
ed very much If he would be ready for them tt
adjourn even by the end Of next week,
TIE OHIO sENAroRsup.
The newe Of the nomination of John sher
man as Senator from Ohio, WAS received hert
tols morning, and proved very grntifying Il
4ls friends, who were congratulated on fhs
Senate door prior to the hour Of meeting.
TIE OFFICER.
John 4 Graham of lows has been anno.nf.
ed Chief Clerk IN the Registers office Of fhe
dFeasury Department, the salary Of which b
5000 pei annum.
THE st. LOUIS APPOINTMENTS.
1t Is understood that the following appoint
nents hare been determined on for St. Ioufa
1eter L; roy, OF the Democrat, Postmaster
7ins, In Of ths Police, Marshal for the Eastern
Postmaster-G Gene1al Blair and Attorney f.n.
erA Bates have got up the appointments for
this State. Ae'
THE FLORIDA POSTAGE sTANps.
The Postmaster at Madison, Florida, who
has been using postage stamps other than
those authorized by the Department, has I'd
dressed TO the Department an explanation,
saying that In the absence of regular stamps
and small change, he had issued number Of
one and three cent checks, which, as used.
we're charged against himself in favor of the
Department He expressed great indignation
It the suspicion Of fraud on his part The
present Third Assistant Postmaster General
replied to this letter to-day, reading the Post
master ut Madison pretty severe lecture tor
the Introduction Of unauthorized checks. and
calling attention to the law, which REQUIRES all
postage to be prepaid by stamps.
TIE NEW TAnRF-FNAHcIAL MATTERS
Secretary Chase sent all Collectors revised
copy Of the new tariff act, notifying them that
It WW go Into operation on April first. it is
ordered to be published in those journals that
do Government advertising. The Government
will soon be in want Of funds to The amount
Of sir or eight millions, and 1t is understood
the Treasury Department are now in CORES
pondence with some New York capitalists mn
On the subject It is thought that fifty dollar
Treasury notes, bearing six per cent. Interest,
aud convertible into bonds at mar, viii be tbe
mode Of issning the new loan.
OFFICE APPLICATIONS BY TIE CART LoAn.
Applications for office cortinue to pour In.
Already the Treasury clerks have noted and
hled away for future reference thirCy-tTo
bushels OF well endorsed documents. It Is
useless for more than one hundred applicants
per day to arrive from the West. At the Post
ONCE Department, Is 600 applications for Of:
flee have already been filed. The War Depart
ment employs three clerks to note and file
away applications.
Ex-Governor Boutwell, Of Massachusetts has
declined to accept the First Comptrollership
OF the United states Treasury.
RECRUITS.
fn1nntRpfk NJ arf&., !,
one hundred and fifty enrolled for Service
.aa under III the Southern confederaey, and are IN
readiness 1 to aTait their acceptance by Presi:
are here for the PostmastershIp and Collector
ship Of Richmond, Virginia
APoNTMESTs, ETC.
Rufus King Of Wisconsin was confirmed TO-
day as Minister Resident at Rome. One clerk
from Mississippi has been appointed in one Of
the Departments. John Nico], Mr McNisit
and DR.. Hurley, the latter editor Of the Demo
eras, are here after the Nashville Postoaice,
Vim. L. Gaines as been appointed Postmaster
at Frankfort, Ky. Judge Nelson of Indiana is
now set down for the Brazilian Mission.