Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-30
OFFICIAL.



of Lorer 20 Draper, recalled.
John F. Bacon, of New York, to be consul of the
United States Nassau in the island of New Prov
idence, in place of Timothy Darling, resigned
Henry B. Dewey, of Pennsylvania, to be consul
of the United States at Para, in Brazil.
Amos S. York, to be consul of the United States
for the island of Zante.
~ JUDGES.
John A. Campbell, of Alabama, to be an associate
Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
in place of John Mckinley, deceased.
Edward Lander, of Indiana. TO be chief justice Tor
the Territory of Washington.
John X. Miller, of Ohio to be an associate Jus"ce
for the Territory of Washington
Victor Monroe, of Kentucky, to be an associate
Justice for the Territory of Washington
MARSHALS AND ATTORNEYS.
William M Lowry to be marshal of the United
States for the eastern district of Tennessee, in place
of J. Parsons, resigned.
Watson Freeman, to be marshal for the district of
Massachusetts, in place of Charles Devens, jr.,
signed.
Wesley Frost to be marshal for the western dis
trct of Pennsylvania, in place of John Dickey, de-
ceased.
]. Patton Anderson, of Mississippi, to be marshal
for the Territory of Washington.
Fleming B. Miller, to be attorney of the United
States for the western district of Virginia, in place
of B. II. Smith, removed.
J. G. Ramsey, to be attorney of the United States
for the district of Tennessee place OF Sam
uei K. Rogers, removed.
POSTMASTERS.
II.
General, in place of S. D. Jacobs, removed.
Henry Sanderson, TO be deputy postmaster at New
Brunswick, New Jersey, in place of Samuel G.
Cook, whose commission has expired.
BENJAMIN JohnsoR to be deputy postmaster at
Austin, in the county Of Travis, State of Texas.
John G. Maer, to be deputy postmaster at Fort
Wayne, Allen county. Indiana, in place of Samuel
Stophlet.
Isaac Cook, to be deputy postmaster at Chicago,
Cook county, Illinois, in place of George w. Dole.
COLLECTORS OF THE CUSTOMS.
Paul Arnau, district of ST. Augustine, Florida, vice
John M. Hanson, removed.
Hamilton Stuart, district of Texas, vice VIM. r.
Smith, removed.
Richard P. Hammond, district of San Francisco,
California, vice Bev ery G. Sanders, removed.
Alexander F. Bell, of Michigan, to be register of
the land Office at Ionia, Michigan, vice Louis S. Lo-
vel, removed.
Frederick A. Hall, of Michigan, TO be receiver of
public moneys at Iona, Michigan, vice Stephen F.
Page, removed
Ebenezer Warner. of Michigan, to be register of
the land Office at SauIt Ste. Marie, Michigan, vice
Richard Butler, removed.
William A. Pratt, of Michigan, to be receiver of
public moneys Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, vice
Joseph V. Brown, removed.
William NJ. Fenton, of Michigan, to be register of
the land Office of Genesee, Michigan, vice Cornelius
Roosevelt, removed.
Thomas S. Atlee, OF Michigan, to be register of
the land office at Kalamazoo, Michigan, vice David
p. Webster, IeEGt1ed.
Lawrence Van De Walker. of Michigan, to be re-
ceiver of public moneys at Kalamazoo, Michigan,
vice John M. Edwards, removed
James Long, of Illinois, to be register of the land
Office Chicago, Illinois, vice Alfred Cowles, whose
term of Office expired on the 18th inst.
Michael G. Dale, of Illinois, to be register of the
land office at EdwardsVe, Illinois, vice Mathew
Gillespie, whose term of office expired on the 10Th
instant.
Robert c.. Wilson, of Illinois, to be receiver Of
public moneys at Palestine Illinois, vice Jesse k.
Dubois, whose term Of office expired on the 18th in
slant.
Green w. Caldwell, to be superintendent of the
branch mint at Charlotte, in the State OF North Caro-
lna in place of James w Osborne, removed.
Chris TOPPER Carson, of New Mexico, 10 be Indian
agent in New Mexico.
Joseph Nj. Garrison, of Oregon, to be Indian agent
in Oregon.
NAVAL OFFICERS.
William N. Peden, district of Wilmington, North
Carolina, vice James G. Green, removed.
William B. Fianner, Surveyor at Wilmington,
North Carolina, in place OF John Cowan, removed.
THE LATEST FROM EUROPE The latest news from
the CONTINENT is by the Asia, which arrived on Friday
last. She brought Liverpool dates 10 the 18th inst.
still further decline of Cotton is reported Sales
for the week amounted to Al 900 bales at decline
of to Id. Flour has also declined shilling per
bbl Corn has likewise declined shilling 30 Is.
I'D.
POLITICAL Misunderstanding Queens of Eng
land, France, Span Portugal and Greece report
ed to be enceinte.
FRANcE-The Pope, it is reported, will certainly
visit Paris the LIST of May, for the purpose of
crowning Napoleon Emperor.
HUNGARY AND ITALY.-A large number of execu-
uons for political offences have recently taken place
in Pesth and MaDua. The sequestration is be-
ing enforced in LomDardy extended scale. The
refugees of that unfortunate province have sought
the protection of the Piedmonese Government, and
that Government has protested against the inhuman-
lily of the act.
ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE THE KING OF NAPLES.
The King of Naples has been severely wounded by
an assassin, who recently made attempt on his life.
30 seriously was he wounded in of his legs as
10 render anlPntation necessary.
STOKES County. Stokes County Court was held
last week, and the annual county business attended
to.
Inc taxes including the State and Asylum tax, in |
me aggregate, amount 10 $1,70 the PclI, and 60
cents on the 500 valuation of land.
James futile was elected County Trustee.
John F. Riddick, Register
John J. Terry, Surveyor.
Elisha j. Euday, Coroner
oPeIid n OourL-William A. Lash. chairman !
Jas; VI. CoVlngton and J. ]. Mastin.
=, Oommlt'ee OF Finance WIN. A. Mitchell, E. L. |
Martin and Alex. King =
~ P ioliowlng gentlemen qualified as Justices of
VIZ; ao uN p appointment of the last Legislature,
Roha-, VII l'cner Joel F. Hill, Hamilton Scales,
Hmtcbison T. n r. RIddick, James Dearman, Peter
T 6aI,o" W. W. T. BeazleY, G. w. McAnnally, Don
O"''O"' "m' W. Cole, and James H. Rhodes.
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