New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-25
ouR Nsw CHARGES.


by the President and Cabinet according TO The Usoss
semiOfsciaI announcement On the whole. these are
quite equal IN ability experience and character to the
nine Pienpotentaries, who are paid so much better
Let us glance at them man by man. according to tao
scrip
HxsRr BrDisern, Of Virginia. is sent 10 Denmark.
He is respectable man, uncommonly thick.skulled.
Member Of the House from the Virginia District above
Washington from ls45 to $751; when be vas rua out By
C. J. Faulkner because the Southern Nulfers had
taken advantage of bis simplicity to inyegle him int
bitter opposition 10 the Compromise, which very
popular in his District in fact In all Virginia above
tide water This is his consolation for that disastrous
result of his own stupidity.
HrsRr r JAcKsos, of Georgia, i, the new Charge
to Austria He is brotherin-lsw Of Gov. Cobb, and
a Union man-tbe first Southern friend Of the CON-
promise who has obtained any respectable post He
has not been in Congress.
Auersrr BELMONT is our States contribution to the
Diplomatic wisdom Of the Nation. He goes to the
Hague. but there 10 nothing TO do there, and no win
very properly spend his money and spsrt his title at al
the Courts from LOudsn Naples, which last vas the
place he had fixed bis heart Mr. b. doesn't like as
because we thought unfit that he the agent Of RotAs-
through which Husemann, on leaving, notified Mr..
Webster that his Government might be addressed.
should take conspicuous part in furnishing and raising
funds for Perces election but the People seemed TO
think otherwise we bow to their WILL and approve Mr..
Belmont's selection. His money is as good as any
mans; and, since money the Election, it isbut
fair that money should have liberal share of the pro-
ceeds.
J.wxs s GREEN, of Missouri, is sent to New-Grena-
IA Green is another martyr TO Southern Rights hav.
inc been run out of Congress three years since because
Of his bitter hostility to Col Benton and his active SYM
rsbv with the Secessionss He tried again last year.
and was again beaten. Green is very able man, who
will do credit to his selection, and would have better
oraced full Mission than any two Of the who have
obtained SUCH
ROBERT DALE OWEN. of Indiana, is sent to Naples
We are heartily glad Of IT, He is not good nor 50
thoroughly honest bis father, the venerable Rob
art Owen of Lanark but he is amiable intelligent kind
hearted and unlike the general of party hacks, has
IDEAS in his head He would serve the Country faithfully
i any chance should occur to serve at all during his
Injurious four years in the modern Capua which,
since Major Folks vouptuous but dscreditable expert
ence there has been the sghedfor goal of many Demo
cratic aspirants Dilaye, Belmont Polk himself aud
dozens more, lOuged for this place.
R,cuARp KIpprR MEADE of Virginia goes 10 Turin
We deeply regret it, Mr.. Meade Is respectable and
honest man of very fair talents, but thoroughly rabd
in his devotion Slavery that the free circulation which
Irncle Toms Cabin has obtained among the more intel
lgent sardnans will make his stay at Turin very pug
nacous and unhappy At that COurt-the last rest
ino.pace of quasi Liberalism among the ancient thrones
Of Europe-t is important that we should have en-
lghtened ardent wideawake Republican, who sees be-
,ond the laclous and insolen ascendancy of Despot
ism and has heart and hand for the cause Of European
Democracy soon TO reassert its rghtu predominanco
The Chargtshp TO Turin is more important than most
Of the full Missions. We regret that Mr Meade had
not been sent almost anywhere else.
WILLIAM II. BIssELL Of Illinois is thu Charge 10
Buenos Ayres-a distant but important point where
an able and prompt representative of our Country Is
quired. and such Mr. Bsse will prove himself Heiss
NewIIampshre man by birth "a clan in luck just now)
has been three times chosen to COngressthe second
without opposition, and the third stump candidate
over Wing and the regular nominee of his party. We
can hardly believe that he will give up his seat for
this Chargeshp unless there be further induce
ment than is apparent.
CHARLES LEVI Woodbury. another New Hampshire
how. son of old Ley-goes to Bolivia. He was to have
to give that place to other patriot The dcker is
not at all to Mr. Woodbury. advantage, and shall not
be surprised if he declines it, We have dealings Of
consequence with Bolivia, and more need of Charge
at lis Court than at the TOngO Islands Still, there
must be places or how should Patriotism find its re.
ward
J.J sEBLEs, of Alabama, goes to Belgium. If
knew any thing of this gentleman should not with
hold il; yet, however humiliatlng, are driven to
confess that up to the time that his name besano
figure among those Of kindred ofice-seekers Washing
ton dispatches we had stumbled In drear uneOn-
sciousness of the existence Of j. j. Seibes. As there
is no shadow of necessity, however, for q Chsrge
at Brussels and scarcely chance for ones doing any
harm there unless he should get crazy drunk and make
a beast Of himself we have doubt that Mr Seibles
will fill the Office creditably.
On the whole, we repeat the Charges are fair lot
better than the average Of the last twenty years
and decidedly superior to the ambassadors.
/ In our notice the other day of Mr. III C., Csreys