Washington telegraph., 1849-04-11
APPOINTMENTS BY THE
PRESIDENT.
BY aad lcitb Ac dieice aad consent Of
tho S1gate.


BY aad leih he ddpice aad consent Of
tho SG.tate,
George Evans, of Maine, Caleb Il,
Smith, of Indiana, and Robert L. Pane,
of North Cafolinn, to bo Coplmissioners
under the act of the Congress Of the Uni.
ted States, of the Sd of March, 1919. en-.
titled a An act to carry Into effect certain
stipulations of the treaty between tie
United States of America aud the Repuh,
lie OF Mexico of the 2d day of February
1873
William Carey Jones, Of Louisiana, to
be Secretary 10 the Board OF Commission.
ers appointed under the said Net,
Charles X. Smith, OF Ohio, to be See.
retary OF the territory Of Minnesota
Aaron Goodrich. of Tennessee, TO be
Chiei Justice. pnd David Cooper, of Penn.
sylvania, and Benz. D. Moeker, OF Ken.
lucky, to bo Associate Justices OF the SUI.
preme Court OF the United States for said
Territory.
james G, Campbell. of Lonisianp, to he
Judge oithe District Court oftho United
Suites ior the Weslern district of Louis.
lana.
Henry Boyee. of Louisiana. to be At.
tprney OF the United States iof sad dis.
tfict.
John L. King. of Louisiana, 10 be Mar.
slnl of the United States for said district.
William b. Scott, Of Louisiana. 10 be
Marshal oi the United States Tor tho Eas.
tern district ol Louisiana,
Gales Seainn OF the District af Colnm.
bip, to ha Secretary ot legation of the
United States toI the Federal Government
OF Germany.
Custom, House 0 OBioehs.-C3lieet5rs
Richard C. Holmes, Gtea, Egg liar.
her, New Jersey, riee Rubcu i. Rl,lry,
WHOSE commission explfel.
John H. Rheo, Bnsos Santiago, Texas.
New Ohice.
Edwin Rose, Sag lIarbor, New York,
rice Abel Huntington, whose commission
expired
james Collier. San Francisco. Califer'
ma. New Olice.
Poamaaers.
Timothy Cogg.hall, Newport. Il. |.
Ephaim llulehins, Concord. y IL.
Ioscsh j. rilman, Huntsville. Ala,
:. {. Cook, New Bma,aies. y. ].
Thomas 4. fisgcl pc.aupoialed)
Richmond. Virginia,
Edwin Boyle. Annapolis. Nd.
lppoiaimeRis5 blythe Postmaster General
James MeDemot. Postmaster Wash.
iug,on county, Pennsylvania, giee J. d.
L,eet.
William Il. Hammond Postmaster.
berlin, Worcester county. Nd. rioc {.
NJ. Wil,iams-Na HasihgsPec.
Ban Nrws feoa Cot FaEuaNr-'l'he
AIgoma, arrived Yesterday from lbg M.
sour. reports nn arrival at Independence
from Santa IL OF q company ug traders.
They state that Cnlone Fremont party.
all but three. had been lost u the moun.
taws beyond Taos They had gone one
hundred aud iiiiy milr-, when Colonel
Fremont himself had to return 10 Tao.
10: supplies The party having loot one
hundred aud hliy mglcs ia ono night
Colonel fremont procured what he could,
hnsicnel with detachment u troops tp
reloin hi, company, 1u, every vcsiigg Of
them had disappeared. Their camp va,
hurled IN snow II !, feared. fom tav
condition ia which they had been lcil,
that they must all hayu pcrshod,
The ioliowmg ~ an extract Of letter
from Texas. We lind it IN the Santa fg
Republican Of Feb. %,
This enlerpri,ing and experienced OIL,
Ger, Colonel Fremont had -logicd from
the United Slatci iof Callarnia-hcIng
~ the winter season, aud brmg oycdakcn
By very severe ul long SNOW storm
while passing through tie mountain
gorge, the Colonel lost some 100 mules
N one night. Being lril on foot, the par.
iy could scarcely remain where It was,
aud it was deemed impossible 10 proceed.
Finally. the Colonel despatched three
men To seek some settlement when, after
twenty days absenc8 and not returning,
the Colonel started for Taos, in company
with ope or two men, distance OF some
$50 milcs, which hc made IN nine days,
On his arrival, olL commander Major
Beall issued an order for thirty days pro.
visions for tic Lslaincd party and mules
to carry them,
Col. Fremont, though much cmac atel
and IN feeble health, nobly resolved to
accompany the succor sent out by our
humane commander,
The suffering Of the party have been
terribly severe, even To the extreme NJ
icci,Hg pp0H each ofier
81 LgRiS RcrciHc
TnE WoNES MoWNo-ln The Legis.
laturo OF Massachusetts, about fortnight