New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-14
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GoxaAM PARKS Of MIME 20 BE Consul for Rio de a.
/ nern vice Geo. W. Gordon. recalled
GEoscE q GorxDrx OF Pa to BE Consul for Bssle,
Switzerland vice Seth 7. Otis, recalled
THOMAS W. GILPIN Of Pa 70 - Consul for Belfast
Iraisnd. wee James Shaw, recalled.
THOMAS ? ABRAMS OF Pa 20 De Consul for the per.
of Maysguez Puerto Rico vice Gordon Bradley recalled
CEARLE WAxD OF Marie, 10 be Consul for the island
Of Zanzibar. vice Richard P. Waters recalled
Srxw.ARr STEEL OF Pa 10 be Consul for Dundee,
Scotland vice Edward Baxter, recalled
ROBERT l. LoUGHEaD of Pa 70 be Consul for London
derry Ireland vice James Mcdowell. declined.
S,1uEL D HEAP Of Pa. to be Consul for Tun!s, vice
John Payne. recalled
Luther Bracelet. of Maine 70 be Consul for Pictou,
Novs Scotia vice John J. Pesvy, deceased.
JAMEs TAYLOR. be Collector. &c for the District,
snd Inspector &c fox The port Of Wscssset Maine vice
S1IAs WEAVER, to be Surveyor, &C. for the port of
East Greenwich, R. l., vice Joseph l. Tfnshast, re-
moved.
EDWIN WrLsyR 10 be Collector &c for TIE District
ofNewport r I vice William Ennis. removed.
Murray WHAtLow, TO be Collector, &C., for the Dis.
t,ict OF Presque Isle vice c. ". kelso.
JOIN GUTHRIE, 10 be Surveyor, &c for the port Of
Psu,uxe, f l., vice Peleg Aborn.
T.,iorTrr SPENCER 70 be Postmaster a. Cleveland,
Ohio vice Andrews, removed.
JAxEs K GIBSON, - be Postmaster AZ Abingdon Va
Captain JOHN CLARK of the Third Regimen, of In.
faut-y be Major November 20. 1915 vice Dearborn,
promoted.
MAIL RoBBERY-The Montgomery, Alabama.
Journal OF the lat instant says: On Tuesday OF last
week person fishing the landing in tbs place,
hooked up handkerchief containing several bundles OF
open letters OF late date. In the handkerchief were
also weights for the purpose OF sinking Il This
excited suspicion snd the letters were examined at the
Post Office. and it discovered that they were from
the Tuscaloosa mail OF the I'm Ut which had ocen
opened passage by some having In possession
a key of the " Brass Lock mail.
The rascal must appears from the letters have Sc
cured at least Sl2C0. The discovery OF the sunSen
documents the first intmston Of the robbery to
the Department We understand tia. several OF the
Brass Locks" missing the route 20 Mobile. sup
posed taken for the purpose of discovering their
mechanism and lifting keys
CAMAYcHE PEAK.-Some of the persons who &C.
compsnied Messrs. Butler and Lewis U. s Commission
ers the Camanche country returned TO the nation
few dsys ago, direct from the Csnspche Peak. We
have not seen any them bur understand they bring
news of interest When they left, Camsnches had
yet arrived the Council ground and although run
ners TO them, II was thought month or
six weeks must eapse before they could be brought TO-
eether il at all.
Wild Cat and the Seminole deputstion had left the
party for not stated, ard returned home.
Cherokee Advocate, March 10Th.
PROSPECT OF WHEAr.-The wheat crops in
Wilmington County, (Del) wear very promising ap-
pesrsncs.
The wheat in this region now presents n most
promising appearance and is far advanced rs is often
the case at a month later. The weather is beautifully
bright yet cool which is highly favorable the rut
and under ordinary circumstance most profits yield
may b.. anticipated. Hdgerstown News
The prospec; OF a fine yield Is also spoken Of by
the farmers OF Allegauy County, of whom have in
CURED, relative to the wheat crop. tCumb Civilian
The wheat crop throughout our Valley gives
every indication of promising yield; are
sured by many of country friends, which we con-
slider good authority. lCatociin (Md) wing
THE LUMBER TRADg.-The Harrisburg Tele
graph says The Susquehanna Is in good order for the
running of arks RATS &c and the opportunity seems TO
be well improved by the lumberrleu An unusually
large amount of lumber has passed down TO market.
notwithstanding the vast amount swept away by the
For rka and fra have bppn
constantly floating past at the rate OF three and four
hundred per day. So much has never been known to
pass in the same time
Law Courts....lD eferred.l
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge Daily. In
the controversy between Caleb and Charles sutton as
10 egnl heir of the late Joshua sutton father
of Charles and entitled to inherit his estate the jury
could not agree and were discharged.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Beiore Judge Vanderpoei. In this
action brought by Scott seaman OF the ship Moslem,
against the Captain for ailegedtreamen &c, the Jury
found for defendant.
George Watson vs. I'm Jones. Shcrf-Action by
party holding mortgage on type, presses &c. OF M
Main the value. the Sheriff having levied up
and sold them under executions Under the circuni'
stances of the Gaze non suit ordered.
In the other branch of the Court case was tried on
Saturday. before Chief Justice Jones, In which JohH
Dunn seeks to recover of 4. Deesurs the freight OF
quantity OF Porcelain in the brig Tuscany The defence
that the Porcelain had been broken Sc Verdict this
forenoon.
- UNITED STATES CouRr-In the Circuit before Judge
Se.op the trial OF the Pilot OF the Swallow Is still on
II ~'1 be summed up this forenoon.
'uuge Beta. Saturday liberated Enos McFaul Esq.
Oohsul al iucntan, on his putting 10 his recosni-
Zance 10 tho civil action ON which he was arrest
ed Tor alleged false imprisonment of the mate of vessel
CIRCUIT CoURr-Before Judge Edmonds-Darid
Graham Jr Jacob HGW1hrom and Hannah e and C,.
c,la PANE James III Srr,tt. same The plaintiffs
counsel in defending Mr.. and Mrs II. and Miss p
daughter OF Mrs h charge of arson, few months
ago They bring action each 10 recover $3.50 for coun
SIS! fees less paid. The defence g. that plain
lifts had been paid $50 each which sufficient for the
services performed Verdict for plaintiff in each case
$3.50 and interest less the $50 psid
Hooks.