Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05
WAsniscToN. May q

WASHiscTON.
APPOINTMENTS IY THE PREslDENT
William 7 Barry TO be Envoy Extraordinary and Mi
mister Plcnpoentary 10 Spun.
Amos Kendall 10 be Postmaster General.
j. c. Pickett to be Fourth Auditor of the Treasury
Department
Michael Mahon to be Consul at st Jogo dc Cuba
May i, 1855
RrsIcSArloNs AND ArroiSrMnNrs.Mr. Barry has
resigned the place of Postmaster General and appoint
ed Minister TO Spain. Mr.. Kendall has resigned the
place of Fourth Auditor, and is appointed Postmaster
General MIR Pickett has resigned the place of Super
lntendent OF the Patent Office, and accepted that of
Fourth Audtor.-Gfote.
DR.. Mason, recently appointed Chief Clerk in the Gr.
neral Post Office Ga personal friend and connection of
Mr. Barry) has also resigned his Ii is said that
p S. Ioughborough. Esq, who has for several years
filed agency the Department is 10 take most AZ
Clnef Clerk This, should suppose to be u good APP
pointmcnt.--.Nat. Int
Official information received here corroboracs the pr
vate accounts, which lead 10 apprchend, that the mis-
understanding between the Governments of Ohio and
Michigan viii yet lead TO bloodshed; result earnestly
10 be deprecated and, should occu deeply to be de-
plorcd.-D.
RAIErcr May The Deleratcs appointed in this
Electoral District, for the purpose of selecting one or
more Delegates TO attend the Baltimore Convention have
agreed to meet at Smhficd, Johnston county on Saur
day, the nth inst. for that purpose.
Gen William j. Cowan, of Bladcn county, has ac-
cepted the appointment from the district Convention
Delegate the Democratic National Convention NJ Hal
timorc. In his letter of acceptance, Gen c. remarks
that he approves, mosL cordially the object for which
the baltimore Convention is about To assemble
l. les mEETfNGS.-Undcr the head
will be found the proceedings of Republican Meetings in
Mecklenburg and Caswel countless and of the Delegate
meeting at Brittons Cross Roads in Bertie county
Mccklenburg and Caswel, among The staunc hest
Republican counties of the State and we expect them
TO strongly to the aid of the Democratic cause in
the fall OF lS36.-SaRdard.
.Nc,c Jersey-At the county meeting held at Hacken-
sack Saturday last for the purpose selecting de-
legates to attend the Baltimore Convention on the
both May next, the following gentlemen APP
pointed delegates, viz General Charles Board, Colo
mel Samuel Cassidy, DR.. John NJ. Cornclison, Hon.
George Cassidy, John Cassidy, Esq, DR.. Christian
b Zabriskie John G.. Ackerson, William T.. Rathbonc
Esq, Peter Burnley, George f. Ackerson, Albert G.
Doremus, John Hopper, Robert Emmett, Edwin r. V.
Wright, and Peter c: Weservet Several spirited re-
solutions passed by the meeting, highly favorable
to the future prospects of MIR Van Buren, in Bergen
county.
The votes at the late election in Rhode Island will be
officially canvassed on "Wednesday next We shall then
know how great victory the sogs have gained in that
State The new Legislature also its session
on "Wednesday, and among the first acts doubt will
1e the election OF U. $. Senator Ii is expected tina,
Do.S.si Pearce will be the Jackson andidate-Bit-
niag1of- >'VrfcLnan.
WISDiSe UP!-We sylre informed by a gentleman who