Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-08

highly respectable individuals Their nance were with
the proceed ings and others. Mr. c. tet to be his
dny under all the circumstances, to Of tho House
TO present these proceedings
Leave being granted by tho House, they were. upon
the motion OF MIR. Carr, reaJ and ordered be printed,
aud tue same direction was given them that given to
proceedings oil the like character from other States.
MIR. Keed, oil Massachusetts,, presented memorial rom
1920 citizens OF New Bedford, (being all whom IL had
been offered with the exception OF 20 pesons in favor
OF the restoration VI the deposites.
MR. H. went at considerable length into exposition
OF The matter oi the memorial, In which he referred 10
the distress OF the memorslss the extent and value Of
he whale hshery in which they engaged, and the
runous effect oil the present system of measures their
prosperity.
MIR. Ellsworth presented a number OF memorials Oh the
subject OF Slavery in the District OF Columbia, in the
sentiments oil which he prolessed his entire
They were referred TO the District Committee.
Mr. Allen Of Vermont, presented memorial from ciii-
Gems Of Burlington VI praying for the resoi alton the
States.
opposite tenor from $40 inhabitants OF Chasuque county,
N Y. These memorials received the reference as
those which had preceded.
The call having been made on all the States In
succession. the House adjourned.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By ana tcith the ddUee and consent Of the Senate.
Rob, s. Garne,i, Collector aud Inspector at Tappahan.
mock, Va.
Henry whiteey, Collector and Inspector at Whining.
ton, Delaware.
John W. Smith, Surveyor aud Inspector at Portland,
Maine.
Levi Pagan, Collector and Inspector at Plymouth,
n. G.
Archibald w. Hyde. Collector and Inspector at Aibu.
ry, VI.
William Beach, Collector at Gloucester, Mass.
Mahon d. Garfield, Collector and Inspector at Great
Egg Harbor, N. J.
Martin l. Morton, Collector and Inspector at Nantucket
Mass.
The above are all appointments.
WAsHINGToN, March 8.
Edward Livingston 10 be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Penipotentary 10 the Court of His Majesty the
King OF the French.
Thomas Pennant Barton 10 be Secretary of the Lega
ton of the United Sts,es at f'sris.
Arthur Addiction, Jr. TO be Secretary Of the Legation
oil the United States at Madrid, ia the place Of Charles
S. Walsh, removed.
Joseph 3. Cabot be Commissioner under the law to
carry into effect the Convention between the United
States aud His Majesty the King Of the Two Sicies,
concluded the lh Of October, 1882, In the place Of
Peter v. Daniel, resigned.
Romulus nj. Saunders, to be Commissioner under the
law TO carry into effect the Convention between the u
States and His Majesty the King Of The FRENCH concluded
the 4h of July, 1884, in the place Of Thos H. vii.
lams, resigned
John W. Overton. to Clerk the Commission under
the law carry into effect the Convention be.
tween the United States aud His Majesty the King of
the Two Scilies in the place of George Breath, de.
ceased.
James Collnsworth, TO be Attorney of the United
States for the Western District of Tennessee Reap.
pointed.
John Patterson to be Marshal of the United States for
the District OF Ohio. Re-dppoinfed.-G Globe.