The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-27
THE POLITICAL EXCITEMENT AT WASHINGTON
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1hc New Yerk App0Atnents Agreed Upeu.
Augustus Sehell for Collector, and Lorenzo B,
Shepard for District Attorney.
LIST OF FORMATIONS AND eO1vIRMATYoSg.
&c., &C., &c.

LIST OF FORMATIONS AND eOSvIRAAnoay.
&O., &C., &c.
TELEGRAPHIC.
PKoA sPD1AL CORRESPONDENT ON x xxv yn.x rvr.r.
THE NEW YORK C0LLEcroRsAIP-ruH DIFYlCuLrrua
SETTLED.
wxsHNoFoS, March 7o-TPM.
Augustus Schel is Collector of ths port Of New Yoxk
OBSERVER
THE NEW YORK NoMINATIoNs-sECRsrAR MARcr
kEroh7ED TO HAvB BEEN VOTED DOWN IN eABINBr
MEETH0-NR. sCHELL FOR CoLLECrOR-rUY cAI-
IFoRNIA APPoINTAENTs-QUEER DEBATE IN TuB
SENATE, ETC.
WAsmNGroN March 28-8P.M
The New York appointments taken up In Cabinse
yesterday after the Corns matters had been dspessd
o. An adjourned cabinet meeting was held Last night
which lasted till midnight All parties slept tho matter
ana 'oeh i1esh start this morning sreporsd ths ap.
ppointmens have at length been agreed upon and IL In
moreover confidently asserted that Augustus Sche viii bs
nominated Monday for collector can scarcely behave
it, Secretary Marcy determined to deseat Schs and
had probably stated Can it be that governor hss
been voted down! Keep quiet till Monday BY tho way Il
had been here that Bishop Hughes was opposed
to Mr. Schell But that distinguished divine promptly
purged himself of the slander Give him the red hat
We look for revolution in New York immediatoly.
The California nominations, which mentioned yester-
r,
Jacob snider of San Francisco Assistant Treasurer
William H. Richardson, OF Yuba Marshal Of Califor-
Thomas J. Henley, Of Sacramento, Postmaster at ssa
Francisco.
W. Damsrai, of Sonora, Naval Officer, at San Fran
W. vanvoorve Of Vallejo Surveyor of the Port Of San
Francisco.
Mr. Hammond the Collector for San Francisco bsiougs
to Stockton 1t viii be that OF all the foregoing sp
pointments, but is from San Francisco-evsn tbs
mas If that oils lofp toLa c..
No other nominations sent In.
In executive session Of the Senate to-day OF ths
new members-that Is within couple Of years-0ver-
burdened doubtless with the weigty secrets which
tors compelled to keep locked up the doings IN
closed session. is reported to have asked the presiding
officer If 1t contrary to the rules to dvulgc the
limitations. This delicate point and this presiding
officer therefore submitted it to the body Some of tha
Senator's stated their anxiety to have the point
tied and their consciences relieved. Messrs. Bright
Adam Mallory, Clayton Butler Broadhead Borand &C..
participated in tho debate and the subject still uns-
cded when the Senate adjourned One white oded ans
mpulsve Senator remarked that he TO the Senate
with very elated ideas Of Senatorial dgny-but the ar
session disspated all that The old Senators
appeared to laugh at the tender censciences of their
verdant confreres. 1t Is to be hoped liberal intsrpEs
taton Of the rule win be decided upon, else
bers may be born down by the accumulation Of tho
crcs they win DO compelled to bear. X.Y.Z
THE COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC BUILDrNas-rm
CAPITOL ExrENsIoN-THn NEW YORK CoLLnc-
TorsnIr-rnR ATTORNEY GENHRALsHIP FOR TEE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT, ETC.
from A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON March 20 1858.
cannot learn that much Of Importance was dons In
Executive session in the Senate to day.
is said that Captain Crasby will be retained Gem
missioner Of Public Buildings in confederation Of his
vices in detecting the Capitol frauds.
10 understood that the work upon the CapaSol extsA
sion is hereafter to be carried out under the superasoa
ence Of the civil engineers Of the army.
is generally credited this evening that Mr. ScheH b
to be Collector Of New York, after all and Lorenzo b.
Shepard Attorney for the Southern District Of New YORK
BY MAIL.
Appointments by the President,
ny AND WIN THE ADVICE AND CONSENT OF SENATE
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
y Collectors.
Edward p. Little, district Of Plymouth Massachusetts
vice Thomas Hedge, whose commission has expired
Samuel Gardener district OF Sag Harbor, New York,
vice Edwin Rose whose commission has expired.
Jesse Sharpe district of Delaware vice Charles PoE.
Jemes Sands, district of Annapolis, Maryland, vss
Thomas Ireland, removed.
George T. Wright, district of Tappahannock Virginia.
vice Jefferson Minor. removed
John Boston, district Of Savannah, Georgia. vice Hira0
Roberts, removed.
John II. Harmon district Of Detroit Michigan, vice
Oliver NJ Hyde, removed.
N. Eby district Of Pugets Sound, Oregon, vice simp
James NJ scodeld district of San Joaquin California
vice Madison Walthan. removed.
Lansing Mizner Sonomo, California, vice William v.
Philip Beaupre, district of Minnesota, vice Charisa
.Swrcyors
William C. Barker, at Providence, Rhode Island viss
Asa Gray, at Tveron Rhode Island, vice George How
Land, wbose commission has expired.
Lyndon Taylor at Pavcatuck, Rhode Island, vice John
III. Cross. whose commission has expired.
Gordon Forbes, at Yeocomco, Virginia, reappoiuted.
vice John Cowsn, removed.
Isaac Hutchinson at Evansville, Indiana. Woe wiian
Brown, removed
OP, Sutton at San Francisco, California, vice George
Philip A. Roach, as San Francisco California, vice J.
Vincent Brown, removed.
MIsCELLANEoUs.
Charles Mason OF Iowa. TO be Commissioner Of Patents
in place of sas H. Hodges resigned.
George w. Manypenny, of Ohio, to be commissioner o(
Indian affairs, vice Luke Lea, removed
Asa Marvin, of Missouri, be register of the hand
Office at Clinton Missouri, vice Andrew n. Tut whsss
benjamin +. Daniey of Arkansas, to be receiver Of
public moneys at Little Rock, Arkansas vice Charles r
Robert A. Watkins of Arkansas to be register Of the
land Office at Little Rock, Arkansas, vice William W.
James c. appan, Of Arkansas to be receiver Of public
ceased
william w. Lewis, OF Arkansas to be register Of ths
land Office at Batesve Arkansa' vice James H. Patter-
son. resigned.
Henry Bscoe Of Arkansas to be register Of the land
Office at Helena, Arkansas vice Henry +. Mooney
signed.
Daniel Roberts Of Illinois, TO be register OF the land
Office At Kaskaskia, Illinois, vice Ferdinand MAXWELL
moved.
Richard g. Melony of Illinois, to be register Of the land
office at Danyie, Illinois. vice Daniel Clapp. removed.
John Coucr Of Louisiana to be register Of the land
Office at Natchitoches, Louisiana, vice H. Y. Waddsi.
rcsigHcd.
John Connolly senior to be register Of the land Office
at Springfield, Illinois, vice Turner R. King rsmeysd
Edward Conner, Of Illinois, to he receiver Of public
moneys at Springfield Illinois, vice Walter Davis re-
moved.
John n. Cunningham of illinois, to be register OF the
land Office at Shawnectown Illinois, vice Andrew hoCAt-
len, removed.
Samuel X. Casey Of Illinois, to be receiver Of public