, 1861-03-28
TUESDAY EVENlNG NG'S DISPATCH,
WASHINGTON RUMQR5,
SECESSION IN ARIZONA.


MAaH1EuTOH, March 25.-The Senate to-day
confirmed ". L. Stoughton, from Michigan,
Chief Justice, Of Colorado; s. N. Pettia, As.
soclate, and Charles Dlckey, Marshal for
Michigan; Ex1Co gressman Buell., Indian
Agent; Mr. Leach, Register Of the Land Office
at Traverse City, Michigan, and Reuben Good
Eeh, Receiver at the same place; J. N. Pat
terson, Register, and E.,Ietour, Receiver, at
Detroit 8. 2. Brown, Receiver At Van Cou-
yer; s: ". Page, Register and Receiver at
1onia, Michigan; F. ". Briggs, Receiver, and
Charles Robinson, Register, at sagi aw g, II,
Carr, Surveyor General OF Colorado; G. a.
Barbank, Agent 1or the Sac and Fox and
Kiowa Indians; VIM Gi1pin, Governor Of Col
ors do L L. We'd, seere ary Of Colorado.
Lteutenauts in the army: ". Q. Williams, j..
F. Baker, Chas. Tomkins, g. s. Elder, 4. Sherl-
The following are before the Senate: ". 7.
Kellogg, Chief Juetice, Vim. Mu1ifgan, Asso-
ciate, for Nebraska Geo. Turner, Chief Jus
Associate, .. Baler, Marshal, and B. Bunker,
Attorney. all r Nevada; j. Les Ic, Consul at
Lyons; y. q. Carpenter, Consn1 at Foo
Chow; ". ?. Aangum, Consul at Nimpo; c..
N. Vanhorn, Consul at Marseilles: B. P. Par
Consul At Messina; ". r. Schufeld, Consul d
Havana 7. B. Lawrence, Consul at Florence
NEW YoRK, March 26-The 1iaes' CORE J.
pondencs says: Measre. Hedges Of Vernozt t
Harding Of Pennsylvania, and Thealier o1
Ohio, were nominated to the Board Of Appeals
on Patent cases, provided by the new Patent
Law.
Several gentlemen arrived here from Texas
within day or two. One Of them states that
in conversation with Gov. Houston, few
days since, he stated that civil war in Texas
lwas inevitable, and Alahauua would soon Eo
involved In the same dilemma as Texas now
is. The Southern Commissioners are troubled
by the recent news from Texas.
[Worla's Correspondence
Tho President has received several applies
tons from Louisiana for Cadetships at West
Point
The Virginia Secessionists are beginning 10
despair Of passing direct ordinance OF seces.
sion, and are arranging the adoption Of tie
Arkansas plan, to eubmis to the people the
question Of Secession or Co-operalon. The
Union men are confident that Secession would
are unwilling to involve the State in the Bit
ter contest which would resn1t, and therefore
oppose such submission.
Herald Correspondence
Among the nominations Today were H. VIII
ter Davis Of Maryland as Minister to Ru6eia,
aud Richard Hi1areth, the historian, Consul to
Tripon. The nomination Of VIM. Pennipg-
ton, Jr., as Secretary to Paris, will probably Ee
rejected the main objection being he cannot
speak French Secretary Chase has appointed
T. y. Gnlttenoen OF virginia, heg1ster OF tie
U. -. lrsssury.
ALVIN SANDERS o1 1o#a mas peen appolnte
governor of Nebraska. me place IVES pro
m1sed to y. 4. cartier Of Ohio, but cont.
promise was ehceseo oetween The parties, an
NJ M. Casslef Il 10 nave 1oregn massaon-per-
Tho I415..nes Washington correspondert
says:
The Claims of American citizens against
Chilli have been referred to the arbitration ii
Belgium: Caleb Cushing is their principal
counsel"
Thts reference is tbs reason assigned for
hurrying Mr.. Guilfora's departure for Europe
He eaals on Saturday next
WAsHNoroN, March 26-1nten1g 70.
ce1Ted to-day from Montgomery states that t J
the lst OF Aprl1 there would beconcentratt
at Pensacola !, GOO troops from the Confedera!e
States. This sudden movement Of troops In
that direction was made upon the statemep
that re-enforcements had been sent from NJ. 4
York for Fort Pickens.
The Montgomery Government deemed il
advisable to hs fully prepared for any eIner
gency.
There Is prospect now that every dollar cf
ne eight millions, Advertised tor By secreta1y )