New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
From Warrington New-York Appointments
WAsmSGToS, Tuesday March %, 1853.

WAsHihCTON, tuesday, March ~, -lSoJ.
The President to-day nominated Ex-senator
Dickinson for Collector of New-York Tx Senator Dix
Sub Treasurer; Charles OConor, District Attorney,
and other New York appointments. The nominations
look the Senate by surprise; were received with
Jsugh all round, and confirmed Immediately
Hon. VOlncy 4. Howard, Of Texas, appoint
ed Law Agent to represent the United States before
he Board of Commissioners California Land Claims,
took the oath of Office day
About dozen Clerks appointed to the Sec
ond Controllers Office, Pension Office, and Patent
Office, were also to-day.
Further Nc,o- York Nominations-Fowler,
Postmaster Hillyer Marshall Redheld Naval Officer;
Swackhsmer, Navy Agent; Cochran, Surveyor.
The Philadelphia nominations are-Brown,
Collector; Miller Postmaster; Petit the Mint; FL
drcd, Naval Officer r. C. Hale, Surveyor Day, Navy
Agent
The New-York appointments cause consid-
erabetalk 1t was the Presidents own method Of set
ding the complicated affair
j. c. c. Kennedy, late Superintendent of
the Census, Is about establishing an American and
q Foreign Agency in this City
The following appointments will be officially
announced in To tnorrow's URioHs
CUSTOM HOUSE OfFiCERs
Francis w Brlnley, District OF Perth. Amboy, N j..
yirc ChsTles NICK. Smith, removed.
Joeeph Sierra, District OF Pensacola, Florida, vice
Robert Mitchell, removed.
Alexander Toll, District Of Michihmsckinac Michigan,
Sice Charles T.. Avery. removed.
SwuqOrs.
Myer Jacobs, at Charleston, s C, vice VIM Y. Letch
removed.
VIM Van vooryes. at San Francisco, California, vice
Hart Fellows, removed
Rsgisters and Rooeirrs
William Russell of Illinois, TO be Receiver Of Pub
lie Moneys at Danyille, ILL.,, vice John H. Murphy, re-
moved
Andrew Gallagher, of lrnois to be Register of the
Land Office at vandala, ILL.,, vice James NJ. Davis, re
moved.
yandaia Ill vice james b. Stapp, removed
VIM NJ Gilaspe, Of Miss, to De Receiver Of Public
Moneys at Jackson Mics, vice Gideon Fritz removed.
John Clark of Iowa. to be Register of the Land Once
iiowa City vice H. d. Downey resigned.
Gilman Folsom Of Iowa, 10 be Receiver OF Public
Moneys at Iowa City vice EastOn Morris, resigned.
Robert e. Golladay Of Mississippi, ~ be Receiver OF
Public Moneys at Grenada Mise in place OF > Cald
Secraary Of Lsec,ioa
John J. Martin of :. c. TO be Secretary OF Legation
at Peru.
Samuel d. Hay, to be Attorney for the U $. for the
District OF Texas, in place OF VIM. P, Ballnser 70
moved.
William r. Damaron Tor the District Of San Fran
cisco Cal vice Jacob A. Cost removed.
PosfmdSters
William n Friend, Petersburg, Va
Samuel Hunt, Jacksonville, III.
Mrs Mary Berand West Point, n. Y.
Thomas Z. Pierce, Manchester, N. II.
In the Gardiner case the argument upon the
nmssaty of evidence proving that the signatures and
seals 10 papers Med by Gardner in his claim, were all
6nrseres was continued until O'Clock The Court de-
cded il was admissible, and Jaeobo Sanchez NsvSrro
was recalled He testified that the signatures OF julian
de Toe Reyes attached to these papers were not In the
hand writing Of that individual, with whom witness was
Intimately acquainted Also, that the signature OF LUIS
(usmnn Secretary of the Governor, not only, not
in his hand writing but not spelled properly. I0e
United Stses offered impressions taken from me sea- oi
the State of san Luis Poto evidence that the sea-
of state attached the Gardiner papers was not genH
inc The Cour, ruled II out Adjourned