The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-03-21
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
By and spiaI the adSice and consent 4fske Sssssx.

] IT,, I961gnS0.t
MINorr a OSBORN, district of New Haven. Con
neeficut, vice James Donaghe, whose commission
/ has expired
THoMAs. D. WINNER, district of Great Egg Har
Dor, New Jersey, vice Richard C. HoImes. who's
commission will expire March 10, 1855
GEoRaE A. 2. SMITH, district of Vienna, Mary
land, vice Hooper C. Hicks, resigned.
Oliver s. DEWEY, district of Ocracoke, Nortl
Carolina, vice Joshua Taylor, whose commission
has expired.
vice Samuel J. Douglas, removed.
GEORGE >. HAWKINS, district of Apalachicola
Florida, vice Benjamin s. Hawley, deceased.
ROBERT PARKs, district of Cuyahoga, Ohio, vic,
Cornelius L. Russell, resigned.
VIM. b. SNowHooK, district of Chicago Ilinois
vice Jacob Russell, removed.
JOHN ADAIR, district of Oregon, Oregon, vice
George Gibbs, removed
ADDISON G. GIBBS, district of Umpqua, Oregon
vice Collin Wilson, removed
| NATHANIEL M. TowLE, district of Saco. Maine
vice Joseph T. Nye, whose commission has ex-
| PRED 80 lsF - 81, > Z
s. B PHlNNEy, district of Barnstable Massa
chusetts, vice Ebenezer Bacon, removed. q
WILLIAM F. CoLcocK, district of Charleston
South Carolina. vice William j. Grayson, re-
moved g.t%& - - - =
STEPHEN PowERs, district of Brazos de Santi-
ago, Texas, vice John 8. Rhea, whose commission
will expire March 10, 1858.
Oliver S. WIrHERBY, district of San Diego
California, vice William C. Ferrel, removed.
Isaac B. Wall, district of Monterey, California,
vice William II. Russell, resigned.
SURVEYORS s a..
KITTRIpGE SHELDON, at Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire, vice John N. Frost, whose commission has
expired tf@
DANIEL Van. at GaIena, Illinois. Office created
~ act 3lst August, 1852
ROBERT w. DUNBAR, at Milwaukee, Oregon, vice
Nicholas Du Bots, removed 81
WIN M KING, at Portland, Oregon, vice Thos.
/. Dryer, removed.
PETER G. STEWART, at Pacific city, Oregon. vice
George P. Newell, removed.
NAVAL OFFICER.
CHARLES G.. GREENE district of Boston and
Charlestown, Massachusetts, vice Charles Hudson.
whse commission has expired.
APPRAISER. =
HENRY CRocKER, at Boston, Massachusetts. vice
samuel !: bridge, appointed general appraiser on
the Pacific coast. go - -
JOHN G. HAYS, of California, to be surveyor gem
era of the public lands in that State vice Samuel
D. King, removed. ~ -.
WILLIAM DowsIse, to be register of the land
ONCE at Columbus, Mississippi, HE term of office
having expired. 5't
WESLEY HALLIsuRros, to be receiver ofpublic
moneys at Milan. Missouri, vice Abner L. Giistrap
whose term ofofice has expired.
DANIEL A. FARLEY, to be register of the land
resigned. rs =" go ;
WILLIAM M PATTERSON, to be receiver of the
pubic moneys at Wlnamac, Indiana, vice Rufus
Hewitt, whose term of service has expired.
NATHANIEL HOLDEN, to be receiver of nnbl;c
moneys at Clinton, Missouri, vice Thomas Allen,
removed. -
RICHARD B. DALLAM. to be receiver of public
moneys at St. Louis, Missouri, his term of Office
having expired.
ANDREW ]. EDMoNsoN to be register of the land
office at Pontotoc, Mississippi, vice John T. Brooks.
whose term OF Office will expire on the 2Ist in
slant.
lAcAMIAH SEAMAN, to be register of the land
once at Milan, Missouri, his term of Office having
expired.
RICHARD M. JONES, to be register of the land
Office at Springfield, Missouri, vice John Dade,
resigned. et}a.a slT-. b, ! =
JOHN DEMENT,, to be receiver of the public mo-
neys at Dixon, Illinois, vice Cyrus Aldrich, re-
signed. I56 El--5 = :.
LoREN P. WALDO, of Connecticut, to be COM
missioner of pensions, vice James E. Heath, re-
JOEL PALMER, of Oregon, to be superintendent
OF Indian affairs in that Territory, vice Arson
Dart, removed. 49, 80
JOSEPH LANE, of Indiana, to be governor of the
Territory of Oregon, in place of John P. Gaines,
removed.
ISAAC l. STEvENs, of Massachusetts, to be gov
ernor of the Territory of Washington
GEORGE L. CURRY, of Oregon, to be secretary
OF the Territory of Oregon, in place of Edward
Hamilton, removed. -. I1s"[
J. W. NEsMlTH, Of Oregon, to be marshal of the
Territory OF Oregon, in place of Joseph L. Meek,
whose commission has expired. -
FERNANDO j. MORENO, to be marshal of the
United States for the southern district of Florida
in place Of Walter c. Maloney, resigned.
JESSE B. CLEMENS, to be marshal of the United
States for the middle district of Tennessee in place
of William M. Brown, removed.
ROBERT j. CHESTER, to be marshal of the United
States Tor the western district of Tennessee in place
of A. Guthrie, resigned.
BENJAMIN F. HALLETT, to be attorney of the
United States for the district of Massachusetts, in
place of George Lunt, resigned
THOMAS EVANS, to be attorney of the limited
States for the district of South Carolina in place
of /. l.. Pettgru, resigned.
THOMAS HAYNE, to be attorney of the United
States for the district of Illinois, in place Of Archi
bald Williams, removed.
GEORGE E. HAND, to be attorney Of the United
States for the district of Michigan, in place of
Samuel Barsow, removed.
BENJAMIN +, HARDING, of Oregon, to be attor-
ney OF the United States for the district of Oregon
in place of Amory Holbrook removed.
HENRY M. BIsHoP, to be assistant trea rrer of
the United States at Boston, in the State Of Massa
chusetts, in place of Franklin Haven, resigned.
SIDNEY WEBSTER, Of New Hampshire, to be Sec
rotary 70 the PRESIDENT to sign patents for lands.
ROBERT CAMPBELL, of Texas, to be commits.
sioner Tor running the boundary line between the
United States and the republic of Mexico, under
the NTH article Of the treaty with that republic
concluded on the I'd February, ls4s. in piace of
John r. Bartlett, removed.
THEoDoRE s. FAY, of New York, to be minister
resident OF the United States in Switzerland
JOHN RANDOLPH CLAY, of Pennsylvania, to be
envoy extraordinary anc minister plenipotentiarv
OF the United States to the republic of Peru.
SAMUEL d. HEAP, to be consul of the United
states for the city and kingdom of Tunis, in place
OF Joseph II. Nicholson, removed.
MISSION TO SwITzERLAND.-The first Minister
Resident from the United States to Switzerland is
to be Mr. Theodore S. Fay, for many years Score
tary of Legation at Berlin-first under the late
Henry Wheaton, and subsequently under Mr.. Dom
elson and Mr.. Barnard. This is another of the ew
Presidents arrangements abroad which will give
satisfaction. MIR. Fay is New Yorker, gen.
teman OF letters, and who has reflected credit
on his country at refined court. His transfer to
the Swiss Confederation will bring him into more
intimate intercourse with American travellers
while II Is mark of higher appreciation by his
ana their government. His tastes are in conso 4
nance with the generous sympathies and wild and
roman!c scenery that surround the Swiss peonIe !
and thither hundreds of his countrymen are an.
nuaily invited BY the same influences. who caro-
less for Prussia and the North r17''
Mr. Fay is previously remembered at home for
his past contributions to our beies-lettres Itera
ture. HIS hrst introduction was thronoh hi.
sprlghtly sketches in the old New York M;rror
1929 to l833-when that excellent and or;r;neiI,
weekly quarto, under the control of Cenarssi NJ
ris, was the favored recipient of many of The hss
literary illusions of the day. Mr. Esy,s f,o;t;