New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-04
BY THE MIDNIGHT SOITHERN HAIL.
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United s,ntes-l7r. Wehatsr ~ $50
Ring-Caiifornia Jadasa, dse.
Corres opdsdce OF The Ttihnre

hcr,Nanaon OF Mr. seldea, Treasurer of the
Unhea sntes-Hgr. wessser-,, Bat,cr
Ring-CaiforAia Judges. 6.e-
Correspondents OF The Tribune
wAsmSerea, "wednesday. o.,
Mr. sELDEH, the Treasurer Of the Upites s.,t...
rendered bis resignation to the Secretary Of DE
Treasury on Monday last bat II was not aeoeotea
for the present. In anticipation of Mr. sIsexHs
withdrawal from public life, the place he Aaa 60
long and 80 satisfactorily 6lled was offered BY Mr..
CoRwIN to Gov. VAScE of Ohio. BE, however.
declined it and, with view 70 enable Mr. Goa.
WIZ to offer it 10 another citizen in Ohio. Mr SCI.
DEN consented to continue for a short time logger
in the performance Of the duties of the Office. Mr.
prLDsN has formed a connection, Ia the banking
business, with Mr. r. w. LAxHAM OF this city
one of the most successful and rpdsipg private
bankers we have, and whose BUSINESS talent aud
tact are OF high order Tbs new coacern will
be one of the most substantial and extensive pti-
vate banking bouses in the city,
Mr. WEBSTER, it is understood. leaves the Ne
tropos day after to morrow for Massachusetts,
where he desigps rusticating for fsw weeks 10
the hose of recovering TO aoI.e extent from the
fa,igues of the past session before another oas
commences The Secretary Of Nag aso will be
sbaent short time on flying trip 90 she North.
az we'll as the President, who expects TO leave
The Telegraph was premature 10 announcing
the appointments of T. BUTLER KING as Collector
CT San Francisco in the placs OF Mr. DAVIS OF
Philadelphia, who declined. No such appointment
had been made up to ehree o'clock to-day, whatever
may be in contemplation by the President Mr''
BINGHAM. who 10 appointed Judge OF she U. g.
District Court in California, will, beyond any dou6s,
decline but it ia by no u1eRns certain that LoRi-
MER GRAHAM, ESQ. OF your city, Will succeed him.
Mr. GRAHAM is still here and exerting all the intu-
ence in his power and at his command TO get the
place, bat he evidently has q dead weight to carry
DR.. A. g. Henry of Illinois, hae resigned the In,
dian Agency to Oregon. and s. FRANCIS, ESQ OF
the Hi,nots Springfield Journal 1t is supposed.
will be his successor He lie decidedly National
Wing and such, entitled TO the confidence OF
the Administration.
The Commissioners to negotiate treaty with
the Indians in Minnesota Territory have nos yes
been designated by the President, and there Is a
good deal of strife for the appointments among
different applicants They will be made st the
meeting OF the Cabinet on Saturday. mr. hAaRB
Of Vermont, it is thought, will deoiae the 9ecre'
tarysbip of Utah, in which contingency WIS:
ALLEN OF Missouri, who 10 the emily person urged
by the Wings OF that State, will in all probability
receive it. Several removals OF clerkg were made
in the Treasury Department yesterday, and long
list of others is in progresa of decapisatien, bar
STEWART, the sterling Wing Secretary OF the In
terror 10 ct work, and IN few days will be pre-
pared to mbke important changes IN his Depart
ment. b. w. THouPsoN Esq Of Indiana il Is
paid, declines the RecorderAhip Of he and Oboe
because Mr. BUTTEBgIELn is at It'll head and thu
p'sce will be offered TO a genslema OF yoGE city