Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-05
LATEsf NEWs BY TELRqRAlH,
INTEREsTINe roLTrfoAL NFMa.


INTERESTING EOLITIcAL NEWS.
The Secretary Of hs Tysasmyo 10 I,su.
b Trsamry-notss t5f ne Rsmsining Five
Million Dollars :, No Rs-sRforesnrBt Of
Fort Peksns-The Prsssat Altitude Of the
Government Rsssrded az q Truce The
Tar9 Of the oSVedsrate Slater 10 be
Redsetd-Anothsr Report Of ne Rem
.torcsmeat Of Fort Piekens-.The People Of
Ts1ds DisguHed wih Secession.
WASHINGTON, April 9.--Minister Oorwin
has been rendered the sloop of.wAr Climber
land, now fitting out az Norfolk, or the Poo.
haitian, 70 take him 10 Mexico. II Is expected
that he win leave on the 18th,
Sir Charles Wycke, British Minister, will
arrive in Mexico about the lst Of May.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has con-
cluded to issue Treasury-notes for the re-
naming $4,000, 900. ~
Mr.. Clay was on Monday disconnected
from the Peruvian Ministership, as the Gov
eminent evidently disapproves Of the course
of the preceding Administration which sus.
pended diplomatic relations between the two
countries. The indications are that these
will, at no distant day, be resumed.
The continued presence Of Major Ben Mo-
ONiAgSh Ah AhANhAhouuf Nttsf NlcWbu COu-
nection with the call for Secession Con-
yention there, on the 10th inst, excites much
interest in Washington, especially in army
circles.
Alexander s. Patterson has been appointed
Naval Store keeper at Key West, and Logan
Hurst to similar position ct the Norfolk
Navy-yard Clinton O. Hutchison, Agent for
the Sac and Fox Indians; VIM. II. Bigeiow,
Register, and James P. Eddie Receiver at
Sioux City Land Office; Charles H. Richards
Register, and Charles Pomeroy Receiver at
Fort Dodge, Iowa; Frank Street Register,
and ID. o. Bloomer Receiver at Council Bluff
1owg Stewart Goodrell Register, and John
6. Weeks Receiver at Fort Desmoines, Iowa.
The following Postmasters have been ap-
pointed; - Nichols, st. Paul, and David
Heaton, st. Anthony, Mimi Joseph L.
Camp, Dixon, Ill.
The following appointments have also been
made: L. r. Webb, Surveyor at Peoria, ILL.,;
John Youngs, Collector at Sandusky, Ohio;
David Morgan, Postmaster at Minneapolis,
Minnesota; Edwin Oowles, Postmaster at
Cleveland; Samuel Wood, Collector at Paso
Del Norte, New Mexico.
Especial to the New York Hsrald.l
New ORLEANS, April 3.-The report that
the Brooklyn had REINFORCED Fort Pickens
by landing troops is incorrect. Supplies
only were landed.
The present attitude of the Government
at Washington is regarded as truce, any
violation Of which would cause immediate
hostilities.
The tariff of the Confederate States on
Southern manufactures is already found to
be inconveniently high by Southern mer-
chants and it will be reduced at the next
Congress.
NEW York, March 4.-The steamer Kan
CARGO has arrived.
Tho TIr;hsyno oovu fbot NJ Eaxy of Na-
Hampshire, has resigned the mission to
Switzerland.
The TTibune's Montgomery dispatch says:
"Should orders be issued to blockade the
Southern ports and collect revenue there,
Davis will issue letters of marquc, and cover
the sea with privateers."
The HeraLds Washington dispatch reports
that instructions have been given to heads
of departments not to hold official commu-
nication with the seeding States.
Commanders Stringham and Case have
been ordered to Boston to take command of
the frigate Minnesota, which is to proceed to
the mouth of the Mississippi.
The Perry and PoWhdttan have been also
ordered there. Other naval vessels are
under orders. No doubt but all looks to
collecting revenue from shipboard.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says
Lieutenant Gilman, from Fort Pickens re-
ports that place as re-enforced, and now able
to bold out for some time.
Mr.. Blaisdel arrived from Texas to-day,
bringing $4,000, which the Secessionists
failed to get hold of at Galveston. He re-
| ports that the people have not been fairly
heard, and are disgusted with the revolu-
| ton.
WASHINGTON, April 4-Capt. Barry's com
papy of artillery left here to-day for New
| York. From twenty-five to thirty carpen-
! ters, engaged by the Government went in
the same train, but for what purpose was
| not known.
Captain Gorgas, who recently resigned in
| the army, has rendered his services to the
| Confederate States. He is native of Penn.
| sylvaDia, and was formerly in command oi
| the Charleston Arsenal.
The Gulf Squadron is to be commanded
by Captain StTingham. The reasons for the
increase Of the naval force in that quarter are
coDjectural. The extreme caution that
chaTscterizes the Administration in this, as
well as other military subjects, occasions
many warlike rumors.
The revenue cutter Harriet Lane left her
mooriDgs off the battery and anchored al
| Quarantine. She is bound.tO sea.
Extreme solicitude is manifested every.
where concerning Forts Sumter and Pickens
Fears are expressed that collision will bt
| precipitated. Information has been re.
ceived that Lieut.. Talbot left Charleston to-
day with important dispatches for Washing
| ton.