Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
DOWI3TICe
APPoI BY fHE PRESIDENT
By aud NTH The adriee nni consent Of The Be

uavanna, IN the Island Il Cabs. in place Of
Thomas VI Rodney, remesed.
Asa Worihingthn, Of New York, 10 be Con-
sal oil the United states a Lima, and Tor the
Porls OF Peru.
Joseph Washington Eliot Wallace, 10 be
Consul ofih Unned Slues for the Port oil
Galveston in Meueo.
James Davis. TO be Consul Of the United
States at Santa Fe, in the Iteppbiic of Mexico,
Benjamin +. Linton, ot louisiana. tn be At
iorney OF the United States tor the Western
District Of Louisiana, IN place Of John Brown
SON removed.
~ Hy. Dnperier. Of Lonisia ANA. To be Mar
hal of the United States ftr the Western Dis
frlct OF Louisiana. in place Of Adrien Dumaf.
TRAIT, removed.
Samnel S~nrtwout. TO be Collector Of the
Customs for the District oi Nav York, in the
State of New York, vice jonathan Thompson,
removed.
Washington, 4prd. , We are authorised TO
state. that the Secretary ofthe Navy. on re.
cevlng satisfactory information that certain
Ofiicers Of the United Sfaie, Navy had been
concerned IN the lac duel near Philadelphia,
which resulted ia the death Of Mr.. hil'r, OF
that CITY. communicated the same to the Presi-
dent OF the UnI ed Stttes aud recommended
their dismissal from The service and that the
PresIdeai, on ueing made acquainted with the
facts, Immediately ordered tue names of the
following officers TO he erased from the Regis.
tel OF the Navy, WE :
Lieutenant EDMUND BYRsE,
Lieutenant iiAapToH WEsfCoTT,
Passed MdshIpmHB CHARLES II. DuKrEE,
hidshiPman CHARLES q HUNTER.
Ih deirr,ninali II Of the Executive, annonn-
TpI IN he. al
Consequence. 20 winch ". ae disposed 10 a.
wand the credit of the best mOtIves aud Tor
any hing WE Can see, OF n WISE and pTovdeni
eSercls OF the DOLLY preroRalive (save one)
OF the Executive OF to- United States
The greatness Of Is Consequence lies IN its
being prrordcuf, v ,ich probably will settle
III question. for ever, Il al no durl. or challengr
o; defiance 10 "A duel viii be .oleraied, on tue
parl al ficsr' of the My or Army, with eE
soos IN toe private walk OF Il~ #. under any
cIrcn -nAtaucr. whaiever bet" en- themselves
W. feel sorry for the seconds 10 thu late duel
who have thus been made thr frsi objects Il +.
Iu't regard 10 the general sediment Of the
Peopir, ON Ihis occasion outraged. We CON
PASSIONATE the situation even of the surviving
prn pal But tn d cismn, If ,iern IN justice.
10 stern ~ ught. The People will approve II
Instead Of VI iding TO the Impulse of blind pas.
sion, the youth IN the service Of their country,
understanding the conditions Oh which theV
entered the publtc service, viii submit them
selves to the military law, whichis hencetorth
10 lac substituted for the srblIrament OF the pls-
tul aud the sword in which chance decides MS
often for he wrong as for the right Tue error
OF ednca ION in false code Of honor, has pro
duced the late iatnl catastrophe. The decision
OF Ihe Prtslient IN regard to II, followed up as
II must be rs'd'y, IN every case tear up the
trror by the ioDts. Nat. Int.
Washington. Saturday Ip IL 3.-The Senate
mas hdd respite from tnc 'alor OF Executive
business tor a f. " days Jasl. IL understood
hat the mnst knoiIy part OF what romans 10 be
done Was postponed, some days ago 10 Mou
Jay week so that III most material al leasl
OF he uhcomllrm"d appnintms nts wi be he d
~ luther Sespense until t.at unie Nal Int
An amusing scene occurred Yesterday in the
| House Of Representatives Mr. " y. Shepherd
Of Moth Carolina. took occasion, IN his speech
on tho Bn1dl' q Nav O,lrans road but, 10 al.
Iude TO the story ot bargain L. corruption" in
the election OF Mr. Adams and yer, frtnki,
Uhough n friend OF the p,ei n \ ,muis,ralion
avowed his beIcf hat there wesnp lou datloU
for II, aud that il nsrer ,caS bciiertd BY inLli
C'rson doubles surprising hat such seni
nent, from such Il quarter, was calculated u
Iulnrr the cHUse OF he Cumpinal now i,
power. undertook TO assure Mr. =. mat he be
lleVed the story true, and thai II WAS in thai
.ai'h he began his opposition To Mr. Adams,
Administration. By III" way. we thou. ht he
began his opposition on the Billiard table, as
thai Is believed 10 be the fist occasion OF
winch ms voice sHs hrhrd in Congress Mr.
, replied that what he had stated wa sid il
good ianh rs AT the time he Supposed the slo-
~ whS moi bell" ID. bur was suIy nsrd AZ
eleei'oneering topic. for cHec. As, however
M colleague declared that he believed IN,
story, MIR. ) must admit he was IN error.
So II seems Mr.. Carson is believer IA th'
ridiculous story We take leave, from this Incl
dent, TO caution all good jackson men and true
to beware now they srfler themselves 10 nvoV
their honest sentiments on this subject, so long
a' Henry Ciny is alive, and using yet higher il
TIE estimation of the community. When h,
Is dead, the truth may be told
Nal Journal
From HE Nai.on1t Luiehigencer
Gen, Harrisoa's ApPedl.-We ave found time
10 read througo the Pamphlet VIII Oh W. anuoun