Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-10
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COMMENTARY
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Ps,riot.l
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Pstriot.l
WASHINGTON, April B. lS49
"Now by Saint Paul, The D0rt goes d,0reiy
on !" The Administration is resolved that its
opn friends shall fill a majority Of the promi-
nent Offices of the Government So the Penn
sylvanian and other Locofoco organs, that have
hitherto enjoyed the patronage Of the Govern
ment, may keep their taunts 10 themselves Tor
the future; which they have INDUCED in, because
the Wing Administration has thus far neglected
to transfer the Government patronage from them
10 Wing journals.
Mr. Sherman, of New Jersey, has been APP
pointed Marshal of that State.
Alexander Ramsey, Of Pennsylvania, has been
appointed Governor Of The territory Of Mineso
Ia, Ex-Governor Pennington, OF New Jersey,
having declined the appointment, previously ten
dered to him.
Mr.. Ramsey resides at Harrisburg, and was
a, the head OF the State Wing Committee du-
ring the late Presidential campaign.
The Rev. Mr.. Allen Of Kentucky, as learn,
has been appointed U. S. Mail Agent in Cali
fornia, in place of VIM. Van Voorhees, of Ten
nessee, but recently appointed.
Mr.. S,ubbs clerk in the State Department.
much Of Locofoco partizan, has been removed
by Mr.. Clayton, and MIR. Gordon appointed in
his place.
The National lnlel!iaa;s + has The following
formidable list oil new arpuin,ments-all Wings,
We have no doubt:
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
John J. Walker, Collector, Mobile, Alabama, vice
James E. Saunders.
Isaiah ID. Hart Collector, District Of 81. Johns Flo
ridl, vice Charles Byrne
William r. Watson, Collector, Providence, Rhode
Island, vice BENZ amin Cowell.
Moses Richardson, Naval officer, Providence, Rhode
Island, vice Silas A. ComsoCk
LAND OFFICERS.
Peter J. Walker, Of Alabama, 10 be Receiver Of Pub
lie Moneys AT lebanon Alabama.
Edgar Conklin, Of Wisconsin, Ia be receiver of Pub
lie Moneys, at Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Thomas E. Birch, Of Missouri, obe Register Of The
Land Office nj Plattsburg, Missouri.
William w Adams, OF Arkansas, TO be Register OF
the Land Office nj Little Rock, Arkansas.
INDIAN AGENTS.
David D. Mitchell, Of Missouri, 10 be Superintendent
Of Indian Affairs At ST. louis Missouri.
Charles n Handy, of Missouri, 10 be Indian Agent al
| Usage river Agency.
John Wilson, of Missouri, to be Indian Agent Salt
| Lake Agency, California
James 5. Calhoun Of Georgia. TO be Indian Agent al
| Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Thomas Wistar, Jr., of Pennsylvania TO he the Com
missioner authorized by the second clause az the fourth
article of the treaty concluded with the Menomonie
/ tribe OF indians on the 18th October, l-IS.
MARSHALS.
Joseph Bates of Texas, TO be Marshal Of the United
| States for The District of Texas.
Solomon Meredith of Indiana, 10 be Marshal Of lh'
| United stales for The District of Indiana
Charles II. Knox, Of Michigan, 10 be Marshal of th'
| United States for the District of Michigan.
! POSTMASTER.
| ApheusS Williams, Postmaster. Detroit Michigan
INSPECTORS OF THE PENITENTTARY.
John T. Towers and Thomas Donoho, Of Washing
ton, and William H. Edes, Of Georgetown, TO be In
speclors OF the Penentiary Of the District of Coum
| bia.
APPOINTMENTS by THE SECRETARY OF TIL
| INTERIOR
Andrew ]. Dorm, of Missouri TO be Indian Sub-Agen
! al Neosho Sub-Agency.
! William H Bruce, OF Wisconsin, TO be Indian Sub
| Agent at Green Bay, Wisconsin.
William Preuliss, of Illinois, To be Indian b-Agrn
on the Sacramento and San Joachim rivers, California
Ebenezer Chlds of Wisconsin, ,obe Agent 10 accom-
/ many the Exploring delegation OF the Mrnomonie In
| dlans, under treaty Of 18th October, ls4s
George J.Thompson, OF Virginia, 10 be Pension Agen
| at Wheeling, Virginia.
John Cooke. IT., of Tennessee, to be Pension Agen
| al Knoxville, Tennsssec.