Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06
NJ cnIItnrnia Isennt0r8hIl.

The telegraph gives an interesting account
oftbs Senatorial contestin California
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-s..o-a Washington DIsPatcheS'
/ We give below items Ofinterest telegraphed
to Yesterdays Cincinnati papers
IT IS NOT BEIIEyED THAT An ATTACK Will ss
41DE on "a. sUNTER.
The CORRECTNESS Of the report that Gen.
Beauregard Is about commencing hostllties
AGAINST Font Sumter IS very much doubted
here II is believed to be given out to
friobten the Administration into eTacua-
THs SOUTHERN COMMISSIONERS
II is reliably ascertained to-day that the
Southern Commissioners have pretty much
abandoned the hop1 Of . reply from the Gov
erhhent .a
WARIIKE RUNoRs.
The administrator is hourly expecting
news Of "a collision at Fort Piekens. Gen
Scott held several conferences with the See
retarF Of War to-day, and also visited the
President.
.iv FROM FORT PIcKENs.
liant Gilman, who has arrived from Fort
pickeny with important dispatches 70 me
(3oyernmenG had an interview to-day Hltu
the President and several members OF tne
Cabinet From all that can be learned, tnere
is little or no doubt that Fort Pickens hs'
been reinforced, men and provisions having
zen landed some ten days ago. Lieut. I'll
-,or regards a collision there as imminent
and would not be surprised to hesr Of 1t e
CIV r,oment There is in consequence mucl
i1tp+sst manifested to hear, from the Soutl
to-Js- as decidedly warlike mtimations cam
over he wires last night from Charleston.
ESCAPED TEoH THEvEs.
Mr. Blsisdeu. contractor for the Galveston
C6stogn House, reached here last night, bring
nc nine thousand dollars Of funds beiongin
n fbS aovernnent which the Collector thel
Y Syainlv y endeavored to seize, he represent
tbs condition of affairs in Texas IS trni
alarming. srr-r-7-rt ~ Ltrr
3s ID THE CALToKEI1 APPOINTMENTS
Y To-day the President settled the Oaliforni
! Office seeking, tr0uble by the following q
pointments SlFFanclsco--Samuel FarEe
.46stnsstef; J. P. Rankin, Collectors ana
r Stevens, Senator Bakers son-in-laW, D
nsrinfeudent of the Mint. The Ssn Franco
60 Navy Agent has not yet been dstsFmin'
. on. .q1 a
THr SPANISH FuLIBUsTERINe A1PADlIloh'
qba Dlplomatic Corps here after discussiI
.he matter. are Of the opinion that !
Sno,isb Government will repudiate the aen'
oftbs Governor General Of Oaba In selzn
on the Island Of Dominica.
: 4 H6,1 rHF y1Ra1EIAEs WOULD VIEW IieHT !
-a.i,a7 q PENSACOLA
a g I'd <. bslieyed here that if an attack y
resTivip,ale on Fort PicksnE, and vigorous
rspuised, that the Union men OF lrelnla !
sweep everything before them n she a9LOS' y ~.
ing election in May. A good deal q excL exc.
a nle1t pre- SsariIs to-day respecting tneoousns
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T.ottor from Fort sunter---No need
, fF ETacuatiou. So
The Buffalo Express Of yesterday publiSI
he ssIlovinr letter p1FPoFting to be writ
z = - :, n-;vate solder at Fort Sumter to
p.o..,osrsF Of Buffalo. The Express pla
"a ID oTs5ance IN the letter, as being genuine
,5i g 1Iso Il reveals the fact that the garrison
W. sts,yyinu and perhaps explains the apr
M ~ bssitapev Of the Administration in el
uatihg the Fort;
q FeRr SuurER, Charleston, S. o. /
"a. "a March 20, 1861.
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