The New York herald., 1850-08-31


THE EXECUTIVE sEssIoN-DEPARrMENr OF THE
NTERIoR-FEARs FOR THE rUruRE-MAM ROB-
Berry, &c.
ouR SPECIAL TELEGRAPHIc coRREsroNDEScr.
wAssIseroS, August 80, 1850.
The proceedings in the House, yesterday, continue
the subject OF apprehension of deest of the Senate
bills These votes only signihed that the House
unwilling, on the second day to cut OF debate and
Notwithstanding more; but there is some appre
hension of such changes in the Senate bills w pro-
long the session several weeks while it Is understoo
that the moderate determined to settle those
questions before adjournment The of the House.
however yesterday and oday the adjustment ques-
ion 1ls the hearts Of non here with deep gloom
More than ever now the dissolution Of the Union looks
probable Let the awful responsibility rest where 1t
belongs The speech OF Charles L. Clark In the House
to-day, will do great mischief.
In the senates executive session there was another
debate upon Mr. Lewis Of Philadelpha, but no deci-
sion He has been laid over with Maxwell and wbank
till next week Mr. Cooper late editor Of the Syracuse
Star, has been confirmed Indian Agent to Utah.
President Fillmore has rendered the Interior Depart
ment to Samuel J. jenkins, Of Augusta, Georgia-aa
eminent lawyer, Of great purity of character, who
stands high in Georgia a gentleman in every sense
Of the term, and as Q sterling Union whig He was
formerly Speaker Of the Georgia House Of Representa-
tive and declined coming to the United States Senate
Msssrs Dawson and Berren recomm ended him for the
department now rendered him.
Various other statements are afoat as to who shall
succeed Mr.. McKennsn, as Secretary of the Depart
ment of the Interior John Johnson Chancellor of the
State Of Maryland, and brother OF Hon. Reverdy
johnson, is spoken Of 1t Is also rumored that Mr..
Bsyard, Of Delaware, has been offered the appoint
ment
n D1.< L.
late mail contractor being detected in robblng the
mail. He has absconded The department is telegra-
phing In all directions for his arrest.
The following appointments by the President have
been con frned by the Senate
District .fftornevs-For Maine, New Hampshire, wes-
tern Virginia North Carolina, Georgia, Northern Ala
bama South Alsbama Wisconsin, Iowa Northern Flo
rda Southern Florida, Northern Mississippi, Eastern
Louisiana, Western Louisiana, Middle and Western
Tennessee Missouri.
Coleciors-At salena, Texas; Georgetown, Charles
ton, s. @; Beaufort, New bern, Camden, N. G.; Middle
town, Fairfield, stonington, CT; Burlington Newark,
Kenna, Md savannah, ST. Msry's Ca; ST. MARKS,
Fla Kennebec, Maine Portsmouth, N H.; Fall River,
ssndu,ky Ohio; Chicago, HI Techey, La Bristol
s,guyas-Gt New Brunssick N. j. Hsmpt IN,
smithhed, Casters Creek Dumfries, Va; Albany, N.
Y; Windsor, N. G.. Mstsgords Texas; Artevior III.
.9ryraiser- New Orleans
Narai o6ieers-At Portsmouth, Newburyport, Provi-
Posfmasiers-At Taunton, Cambridge, Ohicipes, New
buryport, Roxbury, Worcester, Lynn, Charlestown,
Frankfort Marysvile, Ky; Allegheny City, Easton,
Pottsville, Heading kensipgton Erie. Pa Montpelier,
Brrlinstos, Vermont, L~n-isE, Detroit, Aau Arbar,
Mich Peoria, Ga.na, Springfield. In Pawtuckst,
Providence X. l. Rome Whitehall, Batavia Eimira,
Matertown. Hudson. Brooklyn. Csnandaigua, Geneva
Lewiston, 0sweso cgdensburg. Schenectady, Newbur g.
N. Y; Jersey City Newark, Trenton N J.; NsteheE,
Iicksburg. Columbus, Mis-; Hartford, Middletovn,
New Haven. Nor~ich Bridgeport, Conn.; Cincinnsti,
sandutky. Zane sve, steubenville Ohio; Indianapolis,
Nncennes, Lafayette. Madison, Indians; Portsmouth
Manchester, Dover n II Cumberland, Md; Tus-
eumbia Montgomery, Alabama; Augusta Bangor,
Maine; Little Rock. Ark Abingdon Va; Macon, IA /;
ST Louis No Wilmington, N. q.