New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-06

interviews with the President and Secretary Of State
viii result In anything but final acceptance, Pierce
has way Of satisfying every one in Gov. Vrooms posi-
ton that it will never do to decline In this case an
satsed that the President perhaps anxious for
an acceptance than almost any other 10 the rst place
be il possessed with warmer personal regard for Gov
v than for any other gentleman with whom he served
in Congress- and in the next he is filed With the be
that the sscendancy OF the monopoly interest ia New
Jersey TO which room vehementy opposed Is franght
with certain destruction sooner later 70 the majority
which the Democratic party have apparently 10 that
State He believes that VrOom's actual employment 10
thebgh position TO which he has been appointed the
veteH eBt Efforts 10 the contrary Of al the NeEJersey
Democratic Monopoly leaders, IN and out OF Congress.
will weaken the latter materially in the estimation of tho
asfes OF the party in the State, and be evidently aims
TO effect that end thus indirectly Ii was bold in him. in
these days to appoint VrOom, uDasked by SOUL when
ali the Democratic members If the last and present Con-
eress from New-Jersey, (of both HOuses except Sael
ton signitod 10 hun that they opposed u the act
some Of them protesting against IL with almost personal
violence Yet he did thst thing, as know OF M oEn
knowledge have every reason 70 believe that V room
bestaes only in the belief that by declining he may be
able to obtain diplomatic appointment for Col. Wall
BIZ bTOtheTinaw However It Will not be long before
be realizes that this will be impossible under the oPP)s
ton OF the Monopoly the act. Though not strong
enough to defeat Vroom they quite strong enough
10 defeat We'll the latter being much the younger OF the
two and consequently having far less personal hold on
the affections Of the bone and slneg Of the party IN
kfW.Jersey. As soon NrOOm realizes that his de-
csrsiop must result IN the substantial Of the
Monopoly in their diplomatic hopes, he will surely
cept, or expert" in explaining the working OF
the wires in Washington.
The impression that Young Wise Henry As SOM
has after all not been positively determined on for the
Secretary Of Legation to the Berlin Mission, has
Gently obtained here and elsewhere from the fact that
so far be has not been gazetted Upon the strength of
the failure gazette him, rush Is being made for the
position by half dozen gentlemen, some Of whom would
Ill il capally bu they ana then friends " bark up the
wrong tree" He is surely 10 90 out in that capacity,
the appointment having been formally determined on
long since / presume that deicacy toward Governor
Vr0Om alone, produced the failure To publish the name
Of young Mr. Wise in this connection; the Aimnistra-
tion preeriDg wait before doing until they could
verbally explain 20 the Minister the imperative
political necessities under which the appointment was
promised without the formslity of a consultation With
him They such as cannot fail 10 satisfy the Gov
ernOr that no discOuTiesy intended toward him.
The appointment Of Col. sam Medary had not been
sent cut 81 the department late yesterday evening
Though OF IL TO ONO in due time. Ii is also
being turmised that Colonel sam viii not accept. An
idle idea this He is dreadully pleased with it, know,
and only feel embarrassed because The Statesman
time since made the Unauthorized declaration that be
wanted nothing and would surely refuse any thing
rendered him in a diplomatic way. This declaration
was made when Colonel Sans friends in Washington
were sLrevdly accused by the other wing at home of
aborng to set Wood aside for Medarys benefit.
The de stiDy If the Vixen is believed 10 be Tampico -
She is said to have Capt Mordeca Of t. S Military En-
gneeIs alb ard who goes out tO stabh the fact that
Dr. Gardiner had no title connection whatever with
the mine or mines described in the testimony of Capt
Abbott claimed by the defence in the Gardiner to
have been the yeritable mines Of which G. dispOs
ssed, DC
Mordecai is man of very high character and great
reputation engineer. Hence his selection for this
duly, as bis testimony such point will have great
weight with any Washington jury. Up to the delivery
Of Abbotts testimony the prosecution could not induce
the defence fix the precise locality of the pretended
mine Having found il necessary TO fix il under AbbOts
Though he careful not TO indicate the
idea that he knew the mine in question 10 have been
Gardiuers) the deene will be forced totabde by their
location in the trial, when, if Mordecai dspels the
subterfuge that the mine in question could possibly have
been GARDENERS, a conviction will surely ensue-that
is if the Administration can prevent the Judge from
ordering on the trial before Mordeca returns which he
is thought TO be most anxious to do.
Inspector General Mansfield has been directed 20 |
speedy make thorough inspection of the 9Th (New
MeXican) Military Department. He will prob ally 60 out
with The troops and others who 60 on Government ac
count leaving LeayenswOrth about the Goth inst the
party ordered 10 leave there on the 18th of which have
before written 70 you.
Messrs Wheat and Dayidge Clerks of the Post-Oice |
Department have been raced from 81 400 TO Sl2JJ |
salaries and Slr Bell has been promoted from Sl2JJ
desk the desb and salary heretofore held by MrWheat
The following the regulations for the govern
ment Of the Clerks of the Sd Auditors Office viz:
Firsf-1he Chiefs Of all the Divisions shall hereafter BE-
held responsible to the Auditor for the due and proper per
Torrance Of tie business Of each and every gentleman
attached tn DiVon in ike manner 10 consider himself
RESPONSIBLE 10 lis Chief They will consult and advise With
him when required and when in doubt, apply MIN for
aud difference with him will he determined
appeal 20 the Auditor They will also submit 70 him all
statements repo Z, letters Sc before the final submission
Of the for the approval and signature OF ths Audit
Scoad-No informal submission of any Off ,ial
for the decision Of the head of any other Office uuless by
special direction Of the Auditor viii reater be permitted
1Erd-Smokng in the rooms splitting upon the carpets
floors walls is positively prohibited viii the read
ing Of newspapers or books the Transaction Of private
business curing working hours BE- allowed
foE G-Until further notce. the office hours will BE-
from 4 81 unt3 NJ, during which punctua attendance
and Ggent attention % official duties Except OF
sickness or leave Of abSence) viii be required
Tine tables will be kept in their rooms by the Chiefs of
Di, visions upon which wl be gs'ered the time of each
gentleman attached it, be 10y them reported to the
Auditor The time Of others will be kept in the room of 1
the Chiei Clerk. MoNINoRE>cL
BOSTON.