The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-16


II Al Charleston, s. CT, Telegram, says onI
community has not been disappointed, and
exdbiied yerylittle feeling OH the subject
They aEe content 10 leave Mr.. Lincoln
I nld the Inaugural ii the hands Of JET.
Davis and confederate States (.
4 TIE Southern Congress was III session
lat MontgouIe III when tlre IaanguFal was
lrecelyell there. The session was secret,
and it night was resumed ii secrecy.
/ Linecla's lnaugural was regarded ia that
lGofBmHnity asa virtual declaration Of war
IagaiHst tic seeded States.
4 Continued taanieestal9 Ions oF favorable
! reception ID tie Northern states are re.
.fcefssd. III
"a Dispatch from SpfiagGelll, MISS.
I, says the Republicans fall shades are tias
II lighted With President LincoI0ts Inaliga-
d raj. II satisfies tje independent sunioli
men Of alt parties. and f58 gr none were
| sout.d 70 object 10 It's temper or position.
II Thereisa WasillSig ton tuai0r thatJohn
Il Bell pronohnrrs Tie Inaugural ,Iceiara.
| ton Of WIT But this Is inall probability
! anothqr csnard. ~ L. 4. s,t.,. 81
II While the Objectionable portions Of
! the address were being delivered several
Esouthern gentlemen tehgraphed Gov.
Il Ficlters not 70 attack Fort Saniter until
I. after the action Of the Confederate States.
Il The new Cabinet officers have aireatty,
or are about entefiilg upon tlleir duties.
Secretary Dixwho entered tile treasury
I 70 find acquisitions for 81 soc 600 with
4 $d50, GOO for fishing bountics aud three
hundred aud City thousand treasury
notes. These have aIi been paid. Yes-
EtertIay The accounts were stuffed III OK.
lpecta.ien Of Mr.. Chase's entrance on his
/ duties, aud they show a balance In the
hands Of tile treasurer and discussing Of
iirers. applicable TO lie current expenses
Of the government, exceeding SIX lillion
EdoIlafs. This with the current receipts
I from the customs amounting TO about.
IttgAty titorsaipl dolhFs per. day. iii com,
lit IS keIieyea Will eB8jle Ilie Incoming sl-
iliinistrati0n 10 siisGiiit Itself without call.
ling for further loaas for considerable
/ length oftinlc ].
| Yesterday u number Of citizens OF Illi2
mos called on Mr.. Seward, who, among
other matters, said: i ::*.. ,,.54 #
/ Gentlemen, if you want to save this
administration and have ii successful aad
profitable 10 the. country, / imploFe you
10 remember that the battles for freedom
have been fought and won, Eeneetorth.
forget that freedom was ever IN danger,
md exert your best influence now to save
the Onion let il not lie said that the
| Republican party won It's first, last aud
! only victory over The dissolution Of the
| Union. Remember the way 10 maiutain
The integrity 81 tie Republican, party, Is
10 maintain the Union. Tie point ut
which the enemy strikes IL. always the.
ipoilit yon should defend. Freedom Is al.
ways within the Union. 5.:.5: y. 4% NJ
Mr. Seward, in reply to the Massachu-
| setts. delegates, said lie hoped and be-.
lheyed tint before the close Of tile present
administration Massachusetts and South.
Carolina wonl(Eagain grasp bands Of fell
iowship ...: =. -.:....z :. ..:....
State Delegations have all day been
t'caliing or the President and Gen. Scott,
and .etaer distinguished gentlemen. s.4 S..
IL. Gen. Sc4tt In addressing ore of the
lltGoisals this afternoon; cNh6rted them
/ toStarie by the Union and 10 cherish.
lfleiiRgs of fraternity towards all citizens 1
Representative LOfeidy. who otGgpies
apartments the same house as GEN.
IaSrdtf, said, among other things, tliat
E.sgOtt SAVED the Uui6a ID 1852 and 1860.
payiag az eloqteDt tribate 70 his bravery
and patriotism.
II Is understood that Mr., Lincoln viii
declibe any conference with tlc Commits
sianers from the Southern, ConfedeFacy, on,
Che ground that Iie regards the seeding
States as sill ID the Union.
Tie drafts draWuhy ex.Seeretary Dix.
on the Assistant Treasurer at New Or.
leans, to pay for work done on the Cas-.
tom House, and also tie drafts by ex.
PoStnlaster.G General King, on the same
Office in connection with the postal SER
lxipe, amounting to between two hundred
Thousand aud three hundred thousand
dollars, have been returned unpaid T:&y%
/ Major Anderson up to the 4th Of
I March has continued to speak of bis con-
ldiiion as safc, and TO express his opinion
that reiaforeements, had, better not be
isett TO him. ~ L. 49, ..+s.t.... :.
i Exs President Bnehaaan left Washing
iton for Wheatland on tie afternoon OF the
18th; he was escorted TO the depot by two
volunteer companies. n, T. r. T., r.
r. Al large number Of Kent1ckfaus', and
4Indinnaiaus are urging the promotion Of
Maj Anderson to tie vGcaicy ocea-
isioped by Gen, Tgiags' dismissal, Gree,
/ " BIAS been pressing the claims Of Col.
Fremont for minister TO France, aud has
received .assuraGees THAT there would be
lno trouble Oh that point. Ill. - -
T. Edward Bates is spoken of fer the
4 Supreme Court, aud GilincF Of North
i Carolina for his place in the Cabinet.
Z On the fourth, Mr. Buchanan ordered
1.-THE eourt.martial Of Capt, Pope to be
discontinued. : ..- >:.,:..
ST.. LOUIS, March I, am.
II Chase did not definitely accept the
/ treasury department until yesterday morn
Ling. - L !. 80. g..
Il Stewards son, Frederick w, one Of the
assistant editors Of the Albany EFeniRg
,JeaJRak, was nominated and confirmed
yesterday as Assistant Secretary Of State