Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-08-17
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REPRESENTATIVES ABROAD.

REPRESENTATIVES ABROAD.
The Washington Star publishes a list of ministers,
consus and other diplomatic and commercial agents
of the United States in foreign countries and Of the
places of their residence, who have been appointed
from March 4th last, up to August 1st instant and
accepted their respective offices, as follows, viz:
BRITISH DoNINIoNs.
James Buchanan envoy extraordinary and minis
ter plenipotentiary London; Daniel E. Sickes secre-
tary of legation, do. ssi.A $
Consuls- Nathaniel Hawthorne, Liverpool; James
McDowall Leith Pt. of Edinburgh; William H. D.
Wolf Dundee; Philip 7. Heartt Glasgow; M. j.
Lynch Dublin; James keenan,, Hong Kong; Robt
w. Fraser, Halifax; James M Tarlton, Melbourne;
John w. Howden, Bermuda; John F. Bacon, Mas.
sau; John L. Nelson, Turks Island.
Thomas H. Seymour, envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary, St Petersburg; r. A. Elv-
ing secretary of legation, do.
FRENCH DoMINIoNs.
Henry Shelton Sanford, acting charge daffaires at
Paris
Consuls-Duncan X. McRae, Paris; John P. Sui
tivan, Bayome; William H. Vesey, Havre; Samuel
Dnsmere, Marseilles
SPANISH DoMINIoNs.
Pierre Soule, envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary Madrid.
Consuls-Alex. NJ. Clayton, Havana; Edward
Warrel, Matanzas; Stephen Cochran, Santiago de
Cuba; John Parsons, San Juan, or st. Johns.
PORTUGUESE DoMIN1oNs
George R. Dwyer, consul Mozambique.
BELGIUM
J. j. Sebles, charge d'affaires Brussels.
DoMINIoNs OF THE NETHERLANDS.
August Belmont charge daffaires, Hague
r. e. Barnwell, consul, Amsterdam.
DANISH DoNINIoNs.
Henry Bedinger, charge daffaires, Copenhagen.
F. B. Wells consul, Esineur.
Charles j. Helm, commercial agent St Thomas.
PRUSSIA.
Peter d. Vroom, envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary Berlin; O. Jennings Wise, secretary
of legation, do.
Henry R. jackson, charge d'affaires, Vienna
Consuls- George w. Lippett, Vienna; Wyndham
Robertson, Trieste; Donald G. Mitchell Venice.
wURTENBuRG.
Max Stetthelmer, consul, Stuttgardt.
BADEN. "
John Scherf consul, Mannheim.
HANsEATIc OR FREE CITIES.
Consuls-S NJ johnson, Hamburg; VIM. Milde-
brand, Bremen
Theodore S. Fay, minister resident, Berne.
Consuls-Daniel s. Lee, Basle; George H. Goun-
die, Zurich.
sARDNIlN STATES.
Consult Felix Foresti Genoa.
KINGDOM OF THE TWO sfcnIEs.
Robert Dale Owen, charge daffaires, Naples.
UNDER THE GOVERNMENT OF THE PAcHA OF EGYPT.
Edward De Leon, consul-general Alexandria.
GREECE
Consul-Amos S. York. Ionian republic, zante.
BARBARY STATES
Consul-Samuel D. Heap, Tunis.
r. j. Walker, commissioner.
Consuls-Thomas II. Hyatt, Annoy; r. c. Muir
ply, Shanghai.
Robert R. Purvis, commercial agent Padanay.
SANDWICH OR HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
David L. Gregg, commissioner, Honolulu.
Consuls- -Banjamin F. Angel, Honolulu; Geo. NJ.
Chase, Lahaina.
MEXICAN REPUBLIC.
James Gadsden, envoy extraordinary and minister
penipotentiary, Mexico; j. Cripps, secretary of le
cation, do.
Consuls- John 7. Pickett Vera Cruz and Alvara.
do; Charles L. Denman, Acapulco; James A. Pleas
ants, Minattlan.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
.Solon Borland, envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary; Frederick A. Beelen, secretary of
legation.
James W. Fabens, commercial agent San Juan de
Nicaragua.
NEW GRANADA.
James S. Greene, charge d'afaires, Bogota.
Consus- Thomas w. Ward, Panama George W.
Fletcher, Aspinwall.
Isaac 7. Golding, consul, Laguayri.
ECUADOR.
Philo White, charge d'affaires, Quito.
BRAZIL.
William Trousdale, envoy extraordinary and min
lister plenipotentiary, Rio de Janciro.
Consuls-Alexander Thomson, Maranham Island;
Henry B. Dewey, Para; William Lilley, Pernambu-
co; Robert G. Scott, Rio de Janero; John R. Ben
nett, Bahai de San Salvador
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC, OR BUENos AYREs.
William H. Bissen, charge dafaires, Buenos
Ayres.
Samuel Medary, envoy extraordinary and minis
ter plenipotentiary, Santiago.
Consuls-Reuben Wood, Valparaiso; VIM. B.
Plato, Talcahuano.
John R. Clay, envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary, Lima.
Consul. Caleb Smith, LIMA
WOMAN IN JAIL FOR DEBT There is now widow
woman ncarcerated in the Portland JAIL for no other
offence than that of being unable to meet her abil-
| tiles. The facts are these: Hte E-s
| The husband of this lady died few years since
leaving her about three hundred dollars. He was
| young man well known in this community, and re-
spected Since his discease she has resided with
aged and poor parents, and become responsible fol
the rent of the house. Gradually the small amount
left her melted away, and finally when the rent bill
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