New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-07
The Nonsnations.

| upon the rejection Of Messrs. WISE and CUSHING,
for the Offices to which they were respectively
i noninsted By President Tyler
To TIE S.nete of u. y'a;scl Stas.si
| nominate To the Senate Henry a. Wise OF FIr-
sinia, 10 be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Pleniporentiery of the United States TO the Court
of His Majesty the King of the French, in the
| place Of Lewis Cass, resigned. JOHN TYLER.
wAsaSsToS, February =, lstS.
YgAs-Aessrs Archer Buchanan. Calhoun, Choate Cu'h-
bert Evans Fulton King. Med uiie Sturgeon, Talriadse
NAys-Messrs. Basby Barrow, Ben,oa, Besrien, clsy.
tou Conrad, Cras Criteuden Dayton. GRAHAM Hsnde.
son. Huntington Kerr, Mangua Merrck Miller, rhelps'
Porter Simmons, Smith OF indiana SPregne, TaPpan'
White and Woodbridge-24
To The Senate Of IL, United s:a.e,:
In submitting the name Of Henry a. Wise to the
Senate fer the Mission TO France, was led to do
so by consideration of his high talent, his exalted
character and great moral worth. he country,
feel assured. would be represented at Paris, If the
person of MIR. Wise, by one wholly unsurpassed IN
exalted patriotism and we'll fitted to be the repre-
sentative of this country abroad. His REJECTION oy
the Senate has caused me reconsider his quail'
fca,ons and see no cause to doubt that he Is
eminenty qualified for the station. teellt there
fore, to be my duty to re- nominate him.
! nominate Henry A. Wise of Firg MIA 10 be
| Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenpotentiary
to tho Court Of His Msjesty the King ofhe French,
in place of Lewis Cass, resigned. JOHN TYLER.
March s, la45.
YEAs-Messrs. Calhoun, Cu;hber Fulton, King McDu,'
| fe, Sewer, Sturgeon AID Walser-S
NATsAesrs Archer basby, Barrow Bay1Id. Benton,
Berrien CLAYTON Conrad Gratis orisnaen 'S, s,1ieS
| Miller, Morehead, Porter, Snmop' SHih Oh Ihoiahd'
| Sprague, Tappan. Waic and F" oodoiidgc--o.
To the Senate Of the United States.
nominate Henry \. Wise of Virginia, to be
| Minister to France in place OF Lewis Cass' re-
signed. JOHN TYLER
YEAssisr cHhbe1 and wsss. issv s,r,ev B,vars
Benton Berrisn. Clayton, Conrad Gratis GTlenoen, Day
ton Graham, Henderson Huntlng9sn sa Linn Ma"gGn, S
| mo1s Sa1ilh of Indiana, Sprague Tappan, White and
woodbrdge-2o
To the Senate of the United Stetes:
nominate Caleb Gushing, OF Massachusetts, to
be Secretary of the Treasury in place of Waiter
| Forward, resigned toHN TYLER
| Harrington, March ?, l3.3,
YEAs-aIessrs Bates. Bachanan Calhoun, Choae, Cuh'
bert Evans, Fulton King, McDutte, Nc McRobers Rlyes,
s. vier Sturgeon Tallmadge, Walker, Wilcox Williams,
NAYs1Aiessrs Alien, Archer Bagby, Barrow, Bayard,
Benton Berrien, Clayton Conrad C1alts CIlttsnaen Ara s
Indian, sprague, Tappan, and white-27
To the Senate Of the United States:
In submitting to you the name of Caleb Gushing
as Secretary of the Treasury, did so in full view
of his consuumate abilities, his unquestioned pa
riotism and full capacity to discharge, with honor
to himself and advantage to tEe conatry. the high
and important duties eppei,ainios to that depart
nent OF the Government. The respect which L
| have for the wisdom of the Senate has caused me
again. since his rejection to reconsider his merits
and his qualifications. his review has satisfied
me that | could not have more able adviser in
| II So, oFnir he
a more faithful officer.
| feel it, therefore, to be my duty to recommend
him.
| nominate Caleb Cushing to be Secretary Of
the Treasury, in tie place of Walter Forward, re-
! signed. JOHN TYLER
Marsh Sd, lai5
YEAs-Messrs Bates, Calhoun, Cuthbsrt fu2n' King
AlcDufie, Rves, Sewer, Sturgeon, aud "alker-lo;
NAYs-Messrs Allen, Ar, her, Bagby, Barrow, Baysrd'
Benton Beflen Clayton Conrad Graft, criliendsn g Sra
rex rick Mler Norsheac Porler simmons Smith OF istiana
Sprnguc, Tappan, White and woodoridge-2
To The Senate of the United States:
| noal.nate Caleb Gushing Secretary OF the
Treasury in place of Walter Forward re;Snsde IS Ee
Ys.snSe.sr i's.sn Ne s1.It Cuhbert, md walker
NAYsMessrs Allen, cher, Bsgby Barrow, Bay,sa var
Benton Been cayo Coand GF1! eIrhain
Merrick Miller Moreheaa Phelps, Porter simmons Saith
! OF Indiana, sprague, Tappan White, and "oodhfldse-'
@ The Powha.an Mansion House, at Rich
mond, Va. occupied by Robert A. Mayo Esq said
to be built on the site of King Powha,ans wig
wan, was burned down few days since. 1t was
insured for $4,000, which was not sufficient to
cover the loss.
90 Mr.. V. CLlREHuGH, assisted BY the Misses
Cumming as Vocalists, and by Mr. "A. Philips on
the Piano. will give a Musical Entertainment at
the Apollo concert room, 4l0 Broadway, this even
ing, in which great number OF the most admired
Scottish Songs and Melodies will be given. We
cannot doubt that it will attract, are sure it
will reward a large auditory.
r The Washington Correspondent Of the Cou
rier and Enquirer states that MIR. ARCHER an
nounced in the Senate, that he was authorized
to say that Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER intended soon
to resign his place in the Cabinet.
F1RE.--A FIRE occurred last night in the base
ment of house No. 304t Water.str occupied as
an emigrant boarding house. 1t confined TO
the basement, and but uiting damage sustained.
% The LAW REPORTER for March has Just
been published by Bradbury, Soden Il Co. No. I27
Nassau-st. Its leading article is long exsmina-
tion of the celebrated Latimer case which has cx-
cited SO much feeling, especially in Massachusetts
% The flood in the Red River had materially
subsidized al the latest advices.
RfYoRMATloH.-The vast rum distllery belong
ing to jacob Cram, Esq, in this city, has been
closed for some months, and the vast warehouse
is now being converted into dweIllng.houses 1t
was originally constructed that it might be thus
i aitcrad with facility |; will make about thirteen