New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-19
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notice CT his intention 70 ro'i,0 'D'- -,
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wi" % ave- ed to be in the city, have
volunteered to I'll it. Tho.>
deposit here.
THE RUN P0R OFFICE. n
Under the present imperfect arrangements
the White House, the Presidents time is almost
Wholly eDgrossed in hearing applications for
Office. His order is, that oil visitors shall be
treated courteously and have fair opportunity
of communicating with him personally, except
when their visits interrupt the public business.
This system exposes him TO harassing Emporium
ity, and seriously interieres with his own COM
fort aud health. 1t has now become so vexatiOus
that his best friends think some decided correct
i've should DO applied by which he may be re-
lieyel of these personal solicitations, aud all ap-
plicants referred to the appropriate departments
TIE ADJOURNMENT or THE SENATE.
II is now generally understood that the Senate
will adjourn at the end Of this week. The Ad-
miuistration il quite willing to have an oppOrtu-
nifty Of considering the important local appoint
ments, without this pressure and, therefore, VIII
not urge any delay after tho vacancies ahd the
new Territorial appointments are filed.
the FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Several of the most important missions were
filed ts-day BY the appointment OF Charles
Francis Adams to England, William L. Dayton
to France George L. Marsh TO Sardinia, and
James Watson Webb to ConstantinOple, and Mr.
Thayer of The N. Y. Ercning Post Consul-Gen'
ersl 70 Egypt. Mr.. Dayton having been 9
member Of the Senate, was confirmed without
reference, according to the conventional courtesy
Dir. Sumner endeayOred to have the same dispo-
siton made of the appointments OF Messrs'
Adams and Marsh, but they were referred under
the standing rule, and will pass tomorrow.
These leading appointments have given universal
satisfaction here, and viii challenge the respect
of the country. At such g crisis, they are cal
culated TO make great impression abrOnd, and
TO promote our relations with foreign powers
most materially.
THE TURKISH MISSION.
It is stated that Gen. Webb will not accept
the Turkish Mission.
THE SANDMAN MISSION.
All the rumors from here GscribiDg hostility
to Carl Schurz by the Secretary Of State are
unfounded. His claims have been considered by
the President, like those of other citizens, and
the appointment of so eminent q scholar and
diplomatist as 3lr. Marsh involves no reflection
or disporagament Of them.
TIE PATENT COMMISSION.
Great efforts are making to induce the Presi-
dent TO withdraw the nomination OF Mr.. Hal.
' &c p,g In hat
event Mr.. Fogg Of New-Hampshire viii probably
be nominated. When tina. Office is filed, one OF
the frat removals viii be that Of Mr. Shugert,
present Chief Clerk. 1t was he who endeayored
20 force through AN extension Of Mr.. McCor-
micks Reaper patent, until stopped by Congress.
He did extend tLe four Hussoy patents, and,
after hearing the argument at night, made the
decision early next morning and had all the pa
pers signed ia one day, which, in the ordinary
routine, consumes week or more.
THE TWENTY-FIVE MILLION LOAN.
Mr.. Chase Will issue proposals for sl7, 0O0, 900
Of the loan authorized by The late Congress, after
conferriag with some Of the principal capitalists
as ~ the proper time aud mode Of reaching tie
money market, with the least disturbance to the
ordinary course OF UusDes5.
MIR. BRECKISRDGE's SPEECH
Mr. Breckinridge's speech to-day was in per-
feet keeping with the fulminntons Of the seces-
sionists, who have hitherto figured 80 couspicu-
ously. Considering that Kentucky has pronounced
30 decisiyely against these sentiments, come sur
prise was excited at their utterancc b. ono so
prOverbially cautious
Mr.. HALR's REPLY.
Mr.. Hales reply was in excellent taste and
temper, and is considered os one Of his best ef-
forts in serious debate. He turned the flank Of
the Kentuckian in fine style, and made very
decided impression On both sides of the chamber.
Mr. Chandler proposed to follow tomorrow.
MARSHAL OF KANSAS, AND INDIAN AGENT.
James L. McDowal was nominated Marshal
Of Kansas, and G. W. Ditzer as Agent Of tho
Potawstanie Indians.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PRISTING.
The Committee on Printing reported faVorably
on Mr.. Defrees's nomination, and he viii be con-
fruled tomorrow.
THE sHEATEs OFFICERS.
The officers Of the Senate will be changed in
some respects before the adjournment.
WANTS TO COME HOME.
Mr.. Dimltry has requested his recall az Minis.
ter at Nicaragua.
To the As.o-'aled Press
WAsuhorog, Monday March IL, 1861.
Official dispatches from tho East India squadron say
tpt ono Of the ycesals h5s been dspatcbed 20 Nnsc