The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-23
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TnSoRAPMo OFFICES, CoRNR HANOVER AND BEAVER
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THE OFFICE SEEKERS AT WASHINGTON.
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Extraordinary Scene at tho White House.
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PROCEEDINGS IN THE U. s. SENATE.
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Interesting Official Correspondence Relative to
the Last French Revolution.
The Position Of Minister Rives.
AFFAIRS In THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
No Executive Session Of the Senate.
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Onslaught Of Mr.. Beekman against the Union
College Managers.
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TRIAL OF SPRING FOR THE DOUBLE
MURDER IN PHILADELPHIA,
&C., DC. &c.

interesting 1rOm washington.
CURIOUS SCENES AT THE WHITE HOUsE-THE PRE-
SIDENT's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THRUST
ING THEIR RECOMMENDATIONS UPON HIM-THE
NEWLY APPOINTED ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF
sTATR-THE FIRST ASSISTANT POsTMAsTERsHIP
HEADS OFF-THE OHIO DELEG ATION ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, March 22-9P.M NJ
The Presidents reception to day crowded and some
amusing occurred One ambitious fellow stepped
up to the President with the preparatory remark of sn
an applicant for Office" Gad to you SIR was the
reply-'Good morning." and off the President glided
Some of the audience had their papers their hands, all
ready for presentation but Sergeant ONeal dexerousy
got possession of them before they could their des
tination One applicant managed to thrust his paper
the Presidents hands, but they dropped like hot
Goals The Mayor of Baltimore and deputation were
ceived and the worthy civic funconary commenced to
clear his throat for formal address-but General Pierce
was too quick for him, for the address
began, than he begged the pleasure of shaking hands
with all the delegation, and thus escaped the worthy
Mayors oraton
Mr.. Money penny, Of Ohio, was nominated day as
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs vice Luke Iee removed
1t is said he will not accept he only derous Of
being First Assistant Postmaster General in order
take of the removals and appointments He does
not wish any other oface
Selah r. Hobbe, nominated First Assistant Postmas
ter General vice Mr. Jacobs removed is to perform the
duties Of the appointment Office. Senator remarked
that he in favor Of Mr. Hobbies confirmation with
out delay, he anxious the should be put
operation the first thing tomorrow He accordingly
confirmed, mem con.
Upon Dudley Mann's nomination being read to tho
Senate yesterday, it is rumored that Mr.. Clayton rose
and said that the nomination excellent one and
that he would fully endorse Mr.. Mann. Thereupon ano.
{horC .l,.1
doubt, good one, but that the endorsement was
very suspicious and he therefore, moved it be passed
over for the present The nomination has not yet been
confirmed but it undoubtedly will be-
0. P Sutton, formerly Of this District has been nomi
mated Appraiser for San Francisco
Captain Gardeners nomination captain OF the First
Dragons confirmed to-day, the Senate thus aban-
doning Lieutenant Schaumberg's claims.
The Ohio delegation called at the White House to- day.
and it is said that their begcrent propenster again
broke oose.
No foreign nominations have yet been sent in They,
undoubtedly, will be reserved till after the adjournment
of the Senate. X.Y.Z
NOMINATIONS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TENDENT KENNEDY AND THE CENSUS DEPART
NENT, ETC.
FROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON. March o. 1853.
The Senate to day made the following conarmatons:-
John A Campbell, OF Ala, as Judge of the Supreme
Court.
Selah r. Hobbie First Assistant Postmaster General
(The above Domna ted yesterday.)
Lieutenant Gardiner to the captnincy of the First
Regiment of Dragons, by three majority after long
debate.
Mr.. Cook, as Postma ster at Chicago.
large number of Western and other appointment
were also confirmed.
The President has nominated Judge Mason, of Iowa
Commissioner of Patents Mr.. AIoneypenny, of Ohio as
Commissioner of Indian Affairs and Mr.. Anderson ey
member Of Congress from Maine Commissioner CT Gus
toms.
It is understood that Mr. Kennedy before he sued out
tie writ of rerlevjn demanded the books and papers,
which lie claimed private property that Mr.. De Bow
objected to their REMOVAL and that having obtained
possession Of them he removed the books and left the
manu- cripts loci ed up in the Office