Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-22
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CHAnLHsfoE, March 90AMemmineer. Sec.
RETRY Of the Treasury haa taken measures
70 prevent the introduction OF goods by iu-
lard routes. Oncers will BE- stationed az all
railroad cOnnectious 10 8DfbrOof the tariff reg
u%latjons. The same precautions ARE TO be
taken to prevent smuggling on the coast
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INV YoRk, March 2l.LThe Hsralds
Washington correspondent Mr.. Irving, has
bten nominated for Governor of Dacotab.
Mr.. 1DgefsolL formerly of Massachusetts,
% pressed for Secretary of New Mexico.
The Massachusetts, delegation has agreed
TO meet at Boston April 80, TO settle appoint.
z. Bigelow Lawrence goes as Secretary Of
Legation TO EBglaBd sCol. Nelson, OF In
diaua, will be nominated Minister 70 Brazil.
The Southern commissioner have positive
assurances from Government that no re eu-
foTcements Of the forts will be permitted for
the %pretent, and the present status 10 to re-
main. NrEa 14f e.H t.r A
The Tribune Says "Lieut. Slemmer Is TO
be promoted. No order has yet been sent
for the evacuation Of Fort SUMTER
The Treasury Department is preparing in
structioDs 10 Collectors for the execution Of
the new tariff. .
Dispatches from Major Anderson say for
midable batteries have been erected In the
rear of Sumter, which is its weakest point.
A New Orleans dispatch to the Tribune
says; "Adyices from Montgomery announce
lbat arrangements have been made with the
commissioner at Washington to wait the
wiinarsWiDg OF the Federal troops before
opening negotiations" r
The Worlds correspondent states that
captain Frazer, Ninth Infantry, and Lieu
tenant Bannon, Third Infantry, have re
signed. II is positively known that orders
were issued some days since for the eyacua
ton Of Fort Sumter, which will be done by
Saturday.
A petition has been signed by from 1000
TO 1000 persons, for the immediate removal
OF CapeD, OF Boston.
The Administrator has not ordered the
re enforcement of Fert Pickens.
Bay ard will conclude his speedily Offering
q resolution authorizing a treaty with the
Confederate States.
The Tumor that the President is about to
issue a proclamation on the state Of the
Union is not true. '
MEMPHIs, March 20.-The Arkansas Con.
yentiOn a0journed after passing a Secession
ordinance and co operation resolutions for
submission TO the popular vote. A concil-
iatory spirit was manifested by both parties.
NEW YoBK, March 2l.-The Commensurate
Washington dispatch says: at is rumored
that the Secession movement, under the in
tuence Of the knights of the Golden Circle,
is spreading in California and Oregon, but il
is thought the Federal troops and officers are
true TO the Union there. 1t was reported
that the Cabinet has the subject under COZ
sideTatiOn." $40"
A SPECIAL dispatch to the Commercial Ad
VeTtiser says: tine National LnteIhgencer of
this morning has an editorial of six and a
half columns, entitled The Past, the Present
and the Future which is causing sensation
in political circles here. 1t reviews the
action of the seeding States severaIly aud
Jointly, and takes positive grounds against
coercion or the employ meut of force in auy
way TO restore the Federal authority. The
I~ntstigenceT's opinion is that the exciting
difficulty can only be settled by the ~interpo-
sition of a general 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 thai, the editors sse no way open
but to acknowledge their independence out
Of the Union. Ii is said that many Repub-
lican leaders have expressed similar opin-
ions, but il is equally true that they are de-
terminedly opposed by others"
WASHINGTON, March Gilt is said that
the failure 10 evacuate Fort Sumter yester-
day was owing TO technical reasons. 1t is
now said that the evacuation will take place
Immediately.
The Senate will probably not adjourn till
the middle of next week.
Mr., Douglas intends to reply to Breckin-
ridges speech.
The Senate to day confirmed BENJAMIN O..
FarTar as Assistant Treasurer of St. Louis.
Sandersop, of Penn, has been appointed
Chief Clerk in the War Department, aud
John Hanna, United States Attorney for
Indiana. 'Ht..-