New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-19
BOSTON Appointments.


The Boston Courier, which has for some time
done It's best at Wcbstcrisn and Cus!ngism,
and of course has been sailing round the edges OF
ryerism, had the following announcements on
Wednesday
EuMoRs.As time and c!aoce happen to all men, the r
mors of removals aud appointments, which float about
Staes,rer from day dan may may rot he true. The
rapors yesterday We're that Nathaniel Grecnc, Esq
appointed Postmaster, rice George w. Gordon, ESD re-
moved Seth j. Thomas, ESD, Navy Agent, rice j. ~
cent Browne 50 formed Hon Rohyr, Ranto, Collector Of
the Port Boston rice Hon Lew Lincoln 10 be tTcrsir
ted the gnbematoal chair Of Massachusetts IA ISL
y B--Mr. Ran,oul had not received the appointment of
Collector yesterday, at ten minutes past eleven A. NJ
Thomas j. Whit;emorc has bccu appointed Postmaster
at Cambria Post of yesterday.
Ga Friday, Apd 10, the Hon. Caleb Gushing Informed
that The N!onday preceding he was assured By both
the President and the Postmaster rneai, that William J.
Whppic Esq. Lad been 10 be appointed Postmaster
at Cambridge and hc expressed III, firm belief that Mr. hip
PIES commission would be Immediately transmitted 10 him.
If be had not thea received II.
Pat that and has together aud make your
The officers whose nccEs are here tickled with
the cui!lotinc were Wings appointed by Gen.
Harrison. OF the rumorcd SUCCESSORS Nath'l.
Greene was the former Postmaster, and pretty
good one; Seth J. Thomas, (ot CharcStown)
the Loco leader IN the last House; Robert Ran
toul is the Loco candidate for Congress in Salton-
stalls District and a pretty able man. These
are better appointments than Tyler is in the habit
of making, and we therefore do mol credit them.
As to Lew Lincoln being the next Governor
of Massachusetts,, we presume that Is the CourI-
crS gueSs. As there is no reason why another Van
ce should rot try his skill at it, we guess GEORGE
n BnIGGs.
4 LouIslAy,.-The Wings OF the First Congress
District have nominated GEORGE II. RoGrEs.
/ THIS District comprises the French part OF New
+ Otleans and the lower Parishes, and is very doubt
! ta John Il. SIdell, "a brother, We believe, OF
Com Alex. SlidelI Mackenzie Is The Loco Foco
candidate.
In the Second Distric, balance OF New-Or-
leans Hon EDWARD D. MITE the late Member,
/. is the Wing candidate. No odds whoruns against
Inns
In the Third District. ii is supposed that Gen.
John B. Dawson Mr.. Tylcr's Postmaster al
Newt Orleans, VIII run and be elected.
Ii the Fourth District Hen IoHN MooaE, the
late Member, is The Wing candidate, opposed by
J. G. Bryce, Nh Moore IS pretty safe
I
would be an Improvement If Mr., Cushing, IN tax
ing son''g John Tyler out with Inn to China,
should throw in old John to make out The com
pomcnt. We reckon ii he would only DO tins
there wonid be httlr csvil from any quarter as 70
the legality Of his appointment, ana no. Objection
10 his using up the whole $4,000
al the Wing Revenue Officers in New
Haven, Conn. and Savannah, Ga. have 3cen re-
moved nv the dynasty OF the two Johns, and Van
Buren men put IN 'their places. Postmas,ers are
mace Wit, great rapidity.
Il THoN,s J. Henley is tue Loco-Foco car
dida,e fo- Congress in the Second Madison
Distrlc, OF Indiana, against s.on. ,IoSerH L.
WRlrE,
i JoEN s. HuNrgE of Lowndcs Co is the
Wing candidate FOR Congress IN the Wcturnpka
District, Alabama.
u Mr.. E. ". Hutte-, Deputy Secretary o:
the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania, has ges:gneC
tina, otEce
l. The Boston Spectator ably edited by L. F.
TasiSsTo, has ceased TO appear, IL consequence OF
some difficulties III the publication department
II Bowdom College, including the medical
school, now contains 227 students.
II a Council OF riie Bishops of the Catholic
Church assembled this week IN Baltimore.
T. a vessel has left Boston tor London with
50 tons OF ice.