Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-27
NUMBER 28.
LATEST NEWS BY TEEEGRAfH.
WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASAAN9TON NEWS
wAsHneroN, March 25.-The Senate, TO-
day, confirmed w. L. Stoughton, from
Michigan, Attorney, and b. +. HGlIam, of
New York, Chief-Justice, of Oolorado; S.
N. Pettis, Associate, and Charles Dickey,
Marshal, for Michigan; !; Ex Copgressman
Duell, Indian Agent; Mr.. Beech, Register Of
the Land Office at Traverse City, Michigan,
and Reuben Goodrich, Receiver ct the same
place j. NJ Patterson, Register, and e.
Lefof, Receiver, at Detroit; s. w. Brown,
Receiver at Vancouver; s. W. Page, Regis
ter and Receiver at Ionia, Michigan; II. w.
Briggs, Receiver, and Charles Robinson,
Register, at Saginaw S. M. Can, Surveyor
General of Colorado; G.. A. Burbank, Agent
for the Sac and Fox and Iowa Indians; VIM.
Gilpin,. Governor Of Colorado, and L. L.
Weld, Secretary Of Colorado.
The following combinations were made
for Dieutenants in the army; W. o. Wilt
ans, j. p. Baker, Charles Thompkins, s. 8.
Elder, A. Sheridan Sergeant and II. P.
Pierce
The following are before The Senate: H.
Bonner, Collector of New York w. P.
Kellogg, Chief Justice, VIM. Mulligan, Asso-
ciate, for Nebraska; Geo. Turner Chief
Justice, and Horetio Johns, Associate G. NJ.
Mott Associate, d. Baller, Marshal, and B.
Bunker, Attorney, all for Nevada; VIII.
Fry, Secretary of Legation at Turin; J.
Leslie, Consul at Lyons w. II. Carpenter,
Consul at Foo-Chow; W.P Mangum, Con-
sui at Ningpo; O. NJ. Vanhorn, Consul at
Ma1seilles; z. P. Parsons Consul at Rio
Jeneiro; W. Howard, Consul at Messins
W. R. Schufeld, Consul at Havana; T. B.
Lawrence, Consul at Florence.
Colonel LamOn, dispatched to Fort Sum-
ter, will, according to dispatches received to-
day, return on Wednesday. .t
1t is not probable that the Republicans
will again attempt the election of Sergeant
alarms and Doorkeeper. ..
New YORK, March 26.-The TTmes's cor
respondence says Messrs. Hedges, of Ver-
mont; Harding, of Pennsylvania, and Thea
ker, Of 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, a
| few days since, he stated that civil war in
Texas was inevitable, and Alabama would
| soon be involved in the same dilemma as
Texas now is. The Southern Commissioners
are troubled by the recent news from Texas.
Correspondence of the New York world.H
The President has received several appli-
cations from Louisiana for Cadetships at
| West Point.
The Virginia Secessionists are beginning
| " uCephlE Vi pbocluB u ulTtCb Oh
| Secession, and arranging the adoption of the
! Arkansas plan, to submit to the people the
| questions of Secession or Go. operation. The
! Union men are. confident that Secession
| would be voted down by large majority,
| but they are unwilling to involve the State
| in the bitter contest which would result, and
therefore oppose such submission.
| Correspondence of the New York Herald.J
Among the nominations to-day were H
Winter Davis, of Maryland, as Minister tc
Russia, apd Richard Hildreth the historian
Consul to Tripoli. The nomination of VIM
Pennington,jr, as Secretary TO Paris, will
probably be rejected, the main objection
being he can not speak French. Secretary
Chase has appointed L. E. Chittenden, o
Virginia, Register of the United State
Treasury.
The gross amount of Trust Bonds be
longing to the Cbickasaw Indians, now il
the United States Treasury, is $l,3l6, ,2Sl
This tribe is located in the Indian Territory
south OF Kansas.
Alvin Saunders, of Iowa, has been ap
pointed Governor of Nebraska. The plac
was promised to D. X. Carter, of Ohio, bu
compromise was effected between thu
parties, and Mr.. Carter to have a foreign
mission-perhaps Secretary of Legation Il
Russia.
The 7ri6une's Washington correspondent
says; ~.
1.-THE claims of American citizens agains
Chill have been referred to the arbitration o
Belgium. Caleb Gushing is their principa
counsel.
'This reference is the reason assigned fo
hprrying Mr.. Guilford's departure for Eu
rope. He sails on Saturday next"
WASHINGTON, March 26.-Intelligence re
ceived to. day from Montgomery states that
by the lst of April. there would be concen
trated at Pensacola 5000 troops from tn
Confederate States.
This sudden movement of troops in tina
direction was made upon the statement tina
re endorsements had been sent from NeI
York for Port Pickens.
The Montgomery Government deemed
advisable to be fully prepared for any emer
gency.
, There is prospect now that every dolla
of the So, 000, 600 advertised for by Seeretar,
, Chase will he taken at fair rates.
= The Postmaster. General is experiencin
: some trouble with the new mail agents i
Virginia. The people along the route
threaten tar and feathers to the unluck
agents if they attempt to do their duty, an
one has already resigned, and the other
expected to throw up his commission.
Several Virginia Republicans have prt
sented themselves for the vacancies, and wi
, serve at all hazards. If the people interrup
: the mails are likely to be cut off.