The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-23
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The Latest from Warrington city.
SOME or TIE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES FOE Fo&.
EIGN APP0INTxENTs-THE BOOKS ABOUT B2..SG
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or rm NEW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON Nay 30 Pm
We telsgraphed you last night wsn authenticated RI.
nors Of certain appointments which wsrs not ~ -
made we'll the Of several which decided
upon. We learn to-day thst these statements
roborated and can be depended upon absolute facts
As they have been definitely determined upon, We WIN
repeat them. They are a. follows
Gov Seymour, Of Conn .Min Minister To Ruasis
Peter vloom, Of n J.......... Minister to Prussia
En- Gov Teou.daIe Of Tam Mmster 70 Cnn
Lieut. Gov Lsaks, Of Va. Comr to sandwich Issnds
In addition, the following appointments may BE- relied
upon with positive certainty
Auguste Belmont, Of New York, Charge to the Hague
This appointment viii be very acceptable to the
cial interests and also to the democracy for his known
beray to the refugees of all nations who have come Ia
our shores.
Colonel Bsse of Illinois, Der of the last Consrsss
will get chargeship.
James G. Green Of Missouri, exmember OF Congress.
will also receive chargeship.
Among the consuls are the following Dc
Leon, late editor of the Southern Press Consul General at
Alexandria.
Ex Governor Wood, of Ohio.
Ex-Governor Hubbard of Maine
Charles J. Helm, of Kentucky.
It is believed that all the appointments will be fixed
tomorrow, but it is by means certain.
Mr. vrooms appointment as minister to Prussia meets
the appreciation Of the New Jersey dspuans as an e.
cellent compromise. xYZ
THE GARDNER TRIAL-THE FOREIGN APPoINTAENrs
FROM THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT.
WASHINGTON May 22-0P.M
The Gardner jury are still under charge of the baiuf
There intense anxiety manifested here to learn the
foreign appointments Their official announcement. NAV
be looked for on Tuesday morning
From Cincinnati.
BREWERY BuRNED-GAMBLERs ARRESTED.
CINCINNATI, May q, 1858.
Fortman's brewery. the corner of Main and Twelfth
street, was destroyed by FIRE yesterday afternoon
The citizens and police making strong efforts "a
suppress gambling The police judges have issued var.
rants for the arrest OF the propreors Of gambling
houses in consequence Of which all these etabshmsnts
in the city but closed That was entered Ast
night by the Marshal and his aids the propretors arrt
ed, and the table and gambling implements destroyed
From Philadelphia
DWELLINGS BURNED-srEAMsHIPs LAUNCHED
PHILADELPHIA, May %, 1865
FIRE occurred to day, at noon in Sixth street. op,o.
site Washington square, in which the mansions Of John
NJ Read, U. Thouron and B. Eaugereau were seroupy
damaged.
Two steamboats, built by Captain Loper for the PARKER
Vein Company, were launched yesterday.
Railroad Opening Celebration, &c.
BALTIMORE, May "a, 1858.
The opening OF the railroad from Savannah to Coun.
bus, which unites the Savannah and Chattahoochee
rivers, celebrated on Friday.
We have no mail to-night south Of Augusta.
Sailing OF California Steamers from New
Orleans.
New ORLEANS, May %, 1858.
The steamship Philadelphia sailed for Asp;nwan this
morning. and also the steamship Daniel Webster for San
Juan