New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-06
Appointments by the President,

FREDERIC B. WELLS, of New. Hampshire TO be Consul
for the island Of Bermuda in the place OF Alexander
Bergen resigned who appointed during recess OF
the Senate. vice VIM. 7. Tucker, resigned.
HENRY B. HUMPHREY, of Massachusetts. to be Consul
for the port of Alexandria, in Egypt, vice Alexander
Todd. recalled.
SAMUEL HA1cHr, of New.York to be Consul for the
Azores or Western Islands, vice c. w. Dabney. re-
called.
JOHN T. PICKETT. of Kentucky to be Consul for
Turks island vice Abraham Morrel recalled, who was
appointed the last of the Senate vice John Ar
thur. recalled.
WILLIAM NELSON to be Consul for port Of Panama,
ia New Grenada vice Jeremiah A. Townsend. recalled
NJ. HoLLANDER to be Consul for the Port OF Sedan In
France. vice Thomas Hume Jr. deceased.
ALEXANDER NEWMAN to be Deputy Postmaster at
Wheeling Virginia vice j. B. Hale, appointed during
last recess of the Senate, who has resigned.
WILLIAM NELSON TO be Collector o! the Customs for
the District and Inspector Of the Revenue for the port
of Yorktown, Virginia, his former commission having
expired.
WILLIAM PATTERSON be Collector SC. for the port
OF Sandusky Ohio, vice Elias Fl. Haines whose COM
mission has expired.
JAMES E. GIBBLE, to be Collector Of Customs for the
District and Inspector Revenue for the port OF Beau
fort North Carolina.
WILLIAM GRAY. to be Surveyor, &C. for the port of
Port Roysl, Virginia
JOSEPH SIsLEY be Collector &c. for the District of
Genesee and Inspector &C. for the port of Rochester,
New.York vice Lyman B. Lapgworthy, removed
JOHN D. Howard, to be Naval Officer for the District
of Salem and Beverly Massachusetts, vice Abraham
True whose commission expires on 18th April 1876
JOHN DoUcHERTY to be Chief Engineer in the United
States service vice Thomas W. Farron resign
ed.
JAMES MCGUIRE, Surveyor &c. Alexandria. D. c..
vice Benjamin T. Fendall whose commission has ex
JOHN s. SHEPHERD. to be Surveyor &C., for the port
of Windsor, North Carolina, vice Marcus c. Ryan,
deceased.
THOMAS ADDISON to be Surveyor &c, for the por. of
jacksonville, Louisiana, vice Mathew DICKS whose COM
mission has expired.
NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE. to be Surveyor, &c. for the
district of Salem and Beverly, Massachusetts,, vice Me-
hemah Brown, removed.
JAMES N NICHOLS. be Collector. &c for the port of
Perth Amboy, New Jersey, vice Solomon Andrews re-
moved.
pArRrcK COLLINS to be Surveyor SC. for the port OF
Cincinnati Ohio vice Isaiah Wing, removed.
PHILIP PouLrNEr be Appraiser OF Merchandise for
the port of Baltimore from aud after LIST May, 1870 VICE
VIM dickinson, resigned
NAvAL-We learn, says the Br ookyn Adver-
ser from private sources that the Secretary OF the
Navy has dispatched Passed MidshiPman Seim T. Wood
worth special messenger with Instructions to Com
nnodore Soat OF the Pacific Squadron. Mr. WOODWORK
departed Wednesday last and will take the overland
through Oregon. He Is an energetic young OIL
GER and intends to get to his journeys end In just one
hundred days II 1t be 10 the power of horse flesh TO &C.
complish the distance in that time Nothing OF course,
is known OF the nature OF the above dspatches
hut conjecture may we'll lie that this mission is
nected with our Mexican relations. II rupture with
that country is about to take place 1t IL necessary that
our squadron cruizing In the Pacific, should have
timely intelligence thereof in order to secure the co.
peraton Of that branch of our naval service.
THE FREsHEr ON THE PgHosscoT.-The loss by
this eshet will be less than was anticipated but still It
will De considerable and will be felt only In Bangor,
but in all our seaport 1t is supposed that
three million fer Of lumber has gone down the river
The Bangor Courier says 1t would be difficult for tho
people who did witness Il TO realize that all the bust
part Of the city was pool in which large vessels
might SAIL that Exchsnge-st and Mainst. and others
low down, were deep canals for half their length and
ekatr a1-af min rfu
The actual amount of properly lost In the city of Ban
gor by this flood estimated by pretty good judges
between tsc0 AID TIRES hundred thousand dollars.
e We regret to learn. says the Washington
Union that Mr.. Serruys late Belgian Chargs to this
Country has taken his final leave OF our Government.
on equally honorable with the he has filed In the
United States. He has been appointed by his Govern.
nent TO a mission to Hamburg, Hanover, Bremen and
Oldenburg.
STEAMER TRoY.-We learn by passenger that
this boat came down yesterday morning as far az Sur
seon Point, eighteen miles above. VIXEN some twenty
passengers le her and succeeded in getting ashore on
the ice-not without some danger however, az there
number of dimensions before reaching the land.
She will probably make her way through to this por.
today. Buffalo Express, Sd.
MODEL OF NEw.YoKK.-Our readers have already nouc-
cd that e Porter Beden Esq. proprietor Of the model OF
NewHayen Is constructing Model OF The City OF New
York In carved wood, al $50 Broadway.
This conceive TO be o! the greatest undertakings
ever attempted The Model Is constructed upon i'm
platform representing The ground, with ali its natural
elevation and depressions and he eye OF the spectator
kes in view every object with is relative szs pro-
portions and eolor rom the Battery Bellevue Hospital
Indeed /, would as II By immense mechanical
power, the whole city had been compressed into smaller
limits accurately preserving is outlines and mnniesi traits
This description elos incredible, bot il IL not the
least eIaggeTaed-at any the work (Which has oecap
ed than t.tymen nearly twelve mon.hs) Is fast a
preaching completion, when every viii have the OPP
poruniy OF judging for himsel whether his house Is
rciely represented, or not
The Steamboats, and Shipping, which are shown at the
fullest season, together with the Navy Yard Brooklyn
and the oil war lying anchor win add the interest
of this stupendous specimen of mechanical skill Our
readers may easily Conceive the superior advantages which
model posses painting, in the latter although the
object in the fore ground distinctly portrayed those
the back ground necessarily obscure while in viewing
the former The spectator may choose his posionsn IT,
sPeet from all points OF the compass az his fancy mag
dictate. Everything combines render This Of he
curious exhibitions submitted the pubic aud we
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