Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-09
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WAsatSofos, 1srch Z.
0r- \f1etenfen VS. ssrsusdsd 10 UixhI hy
sitissos Of Washington. There sss On ,m-
osnse crowd Of people. Who 0oss snshusiassi.
esIly responded 70 bic uttsssness Of fsrvsos
UsiSs sspt'ments. He txpsesss.. bic eon6dsoes
IN shs 'nsslliysnes ot he people. sts oov .ioss
can eessis shs d'rtsseiisg qs~ssiSs. 1hs troubles
are fonsoted and tept sive By petty polisi-
cisns for asl6sh purposes. Preserve The Union
and the Uoion viii preservs ~ The Roman
VsDersn was permitted 10 rsssest q the sOd of
~ esss. tns be had been 10 psblte service 20
years He expected 10 frissds - uphold the
Union and C"nssitssion. which have conferred
unnambsrsd blsssiDgs % " 81.
Gen scott, Senator Johuson, and other,
we're sssensded. and responded 70 the eoopli.
0snt.
President iseols sid TO Southers gentle
men Who called opos him te-oight 70 ksow
bov BIZ lssugusaI vas 70 b understood, that
is meant p~ses.
The Commis- toners from the Southern Con-
tsdsraey are this evening dising eth Ssns,or
Wigfall They held conference this mosoins
in Wigfslrs rooms. where II vss sgssed 10
osspon- Tor ; fes days their communication
10 President Lincoln uotll NJ. Ssvsrd hss On
opp"stSsisv TO develops bic programme Of
colisy tovArds the s~seding sssies; 10 set i'm.
msdistsly and bring their mission 70 . close.
IN ordsr TO give frssi.Ient Davis On opr"rtuni.
" 70 capture Fort sumter and Fort P,ct enc
before rsioforcsuents can reach them NJ.
Forsyth 'gsorsd The proposition, and some
high words oeeersed
At the Diplomatic visit last night Mr. Lin-
coin made the following reply 70 the sddr..s
made 10 behalf Of the eorps:
0ssts IF ~ Diplessssic Bsds:-Pissss &C.
cspt my sincere thsuks 4 . your 81, d convrst-
uIssions. Il sfiosds me pleasure to 90, 6rm
,hs friendly deposition 10 The U tied states,
through Ds. towards the sovsreixns and gov
er0Gsnts you respectively represent. With
equal sa'istseti"o. scesps the assurance thu.
you are pleased T. give. that The Same di.pO-
it'on is reciprocstsn by yours%lves Allow
me 70 express tie hope that these friendly re-
'stions may remsio undissurbed. and $50 my
fsrven' wishes for the health and hsppinsss OF
yoursslves. personally.
Is SCENE {" be pre- ~ generally urderstood
that CACTUS N. Clay wili receive the missioD
to Mexico. This 10 regarded BY she Admisis
tsstion - being. st the prsssnt luncture Of
.asirs 10 thst country and our own. tbs most
important missior 10 the eovsroment
Emerson Etheridge. Of Tennessee. 10 strongly
'rged for the mission to Spain.
several removals occurred 10 day The son
Of Ar. smith. Secretary Of the In erior. vas
App"istsd Libs ian TO the Interior Ds"srtmeot
sses Lester. ot Mississ,pvi, > S~e-ssionist.
Gen Granger. Recorder Of the General
Lsnd Ofiics. and brother in.iaw to Sena Or
DUuglss. was removed today.
NJ Leonard receis ed notice thst bic services
sers no longer required.
Reliable Information wss received this even
,og that Gov. Hoastoo. Of Texss. hss retired
- private ne.
Major Aods' son has not hsen promoted yet.
and The srmy interests oprose IL earnestly.
The correspondence which resched the War
Department shovs that Gen. Tv,ege received
,hs order Of Secretary Holt. relieving him
from the command three days before he surren-
.lsssd oil the ssatemsnts; therefore. represent
'oe that he ~ss unable 70 sscsrtstn the views
Il the Department 10 entirely false. HE
rsschsry VS. deliberate and infsmcus.
COL Cooper. Adjutant General With r., A.
-staDt and Captain Maehin, Psymsster, Re-
.ignsd their e"mmiss'ots to-day. Cooper is :
hr.'ther-in.lsw Of Senator Nsson. and his 70
sig"s'ion has been expsetsi tor some time
President Davis has sent se ret agent to
Mexico ~ith view u recognition Of the cot
'on Coofederscy.
WAenIxGroH. March 8.
The President hss accepted the resi. nation
"f Adju,a' General Cooper. snd Assi.tan,
Adju,.n' General Ws,h-rs Cooper 10 = con
"sctiIn Of Senator Macon. and bic 70 ignati n
= attributed more 10 family. thsa political 10
6uencs Wethsrs 10 . Tennesseesu.
a report is prevs'ent that Qusrter-Naster
Gsreral johnson 10 about to resgn. but he
.sid th morning the occasion for such courss
has not arrived.
The resignation Of Adjutant-G General Cooper
hss ocess oned general regret. he le vas ap.
pointed from. and . native Of Nss York
The So0therscrs are mskirg Gveriurss for
known shat several ofFicers Of ,ks srmy loes,-
I'd here, bsvs been offered lucrative appoint.
mente under the Co. federated States
Chas. Jonee. late 0f the R-gisiets Office II
the Treseury. has let for Mont tgomery, TO t.ke
. place under the government.
A large crowd II the State Department we're
much disappointed at the abssSes o. NJ. Sew.
.rd. vho u detained at home ~ phy siesl In
tiispo~l' ion.
The United Ststes Supreme Court bss I'D
jousosd over ill Thursday, when vasioas de-
eisiooa will b. delivered.
Commi-sion-rs Forsyth sud Crawford from
the Southern Conf. d~r.ey. srs daily expecting
The asr,vsl Of their colleague. II msn Much
olieitude 10 ~xprssss d . TO their tusiusss with
this government.
The Sensts 10 executive session to dav con
6r0sd N.s0sn Judd q Minister 10 Berlin
Herman Krsssmsn. sIso ot III - Secretary Of
Legation. sad John a K.ssoe oi Iowa q A.
si.sant Posi uss, e. General
The Prssidens did not send any pominstioss
70 day
NCRESSlONAL PROCEEOINGS.
WAsniAGToH March 8.
SRuArs.-Nr Dixon's resolution. tnss the
ssosl nun Der Of the Prssidsst's loaugural b
printed, vss adopted.
0outheSo Cosgsess.
1oHJoossay. March I.
NJ. Clsytoe reported . bs'l prOsidiss In the
o. sst Of ccadice. or the ssfassl " the o. ..
TO recognise the indspendsnes Of the Cooh d..
rsev, no Court in t'e Coofedsss,e Ststes shsl.
hsvs eoGoissree Of civil csses Of citssns Of the
CanfeAePncv no Court in the Confederate