The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-07
VARIETY.

of Maine, TO be commissioner in conformity TO the
9th article OF the treaty between the United States
and Great Britain, concluded on the 9th day of Au-
gust 1912 Consuls--N. Berry, tor Lyons, in the
place Of s AlGnson. resigned. John Hartman, for
Baracoa, in the place of F H. McCready resigned.
William Vesey, of New York, for Lisbon, in the
l. Smith, OF New York, tor Velasco, in the place
OF A VI. Green, resigned. Charles Thomson, Jr.,
Of OF sssachusets, tor Merida and Sisa IN Yueatan
Henry Mailer, of New York for Zurich. Frank
lin Gage. of Maine, for Cardenas James B. Hig-
Gtnson, OF Massachusetts, tor Gale John
Black, tor the city of Mexico, in the place OF w b
Jones, resigned George w. Pell, Of New York
for Westphalia and the Prussian provinces OF the
Rhine. Frederick List, of Philadephia, for The
Kingdom OF Wurtemberg. Edward Harden, 10 pe
Marshal OF the United States for Georgia, In the
expired.
NAVY INrELLIeENcE-ORpERs FOR THE WEEK
ENDING MARCH g. lsi3-Mid julius Bohrer, de-
iached from Decatur. and three months leave;
steamer Union, aud TO the receiving ship North Ca
rolina Acting Master; Capt Benz Cooper to the
Mediterranean for The command OF the U > ship
Columbus; Lieut.. Henry Ed 10 the u >. sch ooner
Wave; Md Saml B. Elliott TO the do; Com. d. G.
Farragut. detached from the s sloop De catur,
and leave three months Mid VIM A Henry and
Naval School at Philadelphia; Lieut. George w
Harrison TO the receiving vessel al New Orleans;
passe Mid. Thomas r. Huger to the Union las Act
ing Master; Md, G. p. Jones, detached from the
Vandalla and to the Brandywine; Passed Assistant
Surgeon G. A. Hassler, Boatswain Joseph Lewis,
Mid Tenant McLanahan and Charles NJ. Mitchell;
Lleuts VIM. McBlair AM. Pennock, VIM Tay-
Tor Smith, and A. r. Talaferro; Purser Thos p:
McBlair; Assistant Surgeon J. Howard Smith, and
Carpenter John NJ Webb, detached from the U $.
sloop Decatur, and leave three months Lieut.: w
May, order TO The Wave revoked, and to the us.
sloop Levant; Com. Hugh N Page to command OF
the U. S. slsop Levant; Lieut.. Robert g. Robb TO
the U. y. soop Levant; Capt. VIM A. Spencer.
permission TO return home when uccessor shall
far The onn andn nj m
Lieut.. John K. Tucker, detached from the recelv-
ing ship Pennsylvania, and TO the " ; soop ST.
Louis; Acting Boatswan VIM Whitehead, de-
Whiue 10 the Naval Hospital al Norfolk; Passed
Md NJ g. Perry. as soon as services can be dis
pensed with before the court martial, he will report
for duly on board the Mac donian; Captain Isaac
Mayo report TO Com. VIM B Shubrck for the COM
mand OF the frigate Macedonian; Gunner Joseph
w Pennington, detached from the Navy Yard at
Philadelphia, and to the Brandywne; Lieut.. VIM.
] H Robertson 10 the U. 5. sloop Levan; Mid. J.
) Maury, order to the schr Wave revoked, and to
the Brandywne.
APPOINTMENTS Capt. Beverly Kennon, to be
Chief OF the Bureau of Construction, Equipment
and Repairs, in place of Captain David Conner, re.
signed Commander Andrew Fltzhugh, TO be a
Captain from the 18th day of February, ls43 to fill
the vacancy occasIoned bv the death of Capt Isaac
Hull Lieut. George A Magruder, to be Comman-
der from same date. Passed Mid. John Contee, to
be Lieutenant from same date. William o. Jack
son, 10 bea Chaplain from 1911 October, 1872 TO HI
the vacancy occasloned by the resignation OF Jared
l.. Elliott. Marine Corps Archibald Henderson.
Colonel and Command ant of the Marine Corps, 10
merltorous services while in the command of the
Marines in Alabama, Florida, and Tennessee,
against the hostile Indians; to date from the 9Th
day of January, 1887 William Dulanv. now a
Captain i'll the Marine Corps, TO be Major by bre-
vet In said corps, tor mertorous conduct.
REVIVAL OF RELIeIoN-A correspondent at Pitt
svlvania Court House, writes to US that there is
revival of religion at that place. and says Z" 1t APP
confined
society 1t pervades all classes and among the
markabe circumstances of the day 49, that, OF the
bar OF Plttsylvanla county there seven Presby
teriaL lawyers. "-Lynchbmg Virgimian.
NAvAL-We understand that A. Thomas Smith,
Esq, has been appointed by the Secretary of the
Navy, chief clerk OF the department.
BANK BURNED-The building occupied by the
Bank of Manchester at Yazoo City, Miss, was
consumed by fire few days since. All the books
and papers were saved
DAMAGES FOR MOB VIoLENCE-The African Pres
byteran Church have recovered $3.50, OF the
county of Phlladelphia To indemnify them for the
destruction OF their meeting house by fire, during
the riots on the hrst OF August last
FROM FLoRIDA-PiLATKA, Feb %, lS43-Indan
signs were seen about twelve miles from Waccas-
sassee, by officer stationed at that post. The
Indians were supposed to be the remnant of Hal
PATHS band and do not amount TO more than eleven
warriors. Lieutenant Selden, In command of de-
tachment from his company, went In search of
them, but was not successful These warriors have
occasloned great trouble and anxiety; runners have
been sent after them to discover and talk with
them; but owing TO their small NUMBER ey have
been able to eude all search. This snail party of
Hal Patas and Sam Joness tribe in the South which
consists OF twenty warriors al most, are the only
remnants of our once powerful enemy Fifty
Southern Indians have just embarked from Cedar
Keys, In charge of Captain Mckavett, who goes
with them to New Orleans and then proceeds with
the whole masse 10 their final destination in the
Arkansas country. Company H, under the command
OF Lieutenant Jordon, arrived from Waccassassee
on the 18th. 1t was in fine order Company A,
Captain Gwynne's, is ordered in from Fort King,
and will be here In few days. These two compa.
MES, together with those OF Captains Wright and
Worth and G, will probably remain here tor in
structlon until the regiment leaves the territory.
The line OF pests between Fort Tanning and this
place has been broken up. The express on this
route has been discontinued. Hereafter, commune
cations go TO Cedar Keys, by the way OF Tampa.
New PoINr OF LAVA " down-easter," who
had been heavily fined in Court for beating his
wife, tried the hugging system the next time she
needed correction lie said the law allowed him
TO hug his wife much and as hard as he pleased,
and the poor woman had three ribs broken con-
sequence.