The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-30


TARY MARCY-wILL HE 60 TO ENGLAND OR RE
VURN HoAE2-dREAT EXCITEMENT ALL ROUND, ETC.
WASHINGTON, March 20, 1853
The hard shell triumph is certain 1t is more-it is
complete and magnificent. Frank Pierce is President,
and here is the proof
%arshs A xbm HilTer Nav1Hsont swsckhsmsr
Mr. schen was rendered the post of Naval Officer which
he peremptorily declined.
Mr.. Brdsan yesterday nominated Navy Agent,
which he declined
Tho hArds maintained their ground to the last-Colec-
tor nothng-And they have trumphed The soft shells
have place. but not power.
The Premier is in the dust He has received congo in
the shape of tender of the mission to England-Caeb
Gushing to be Secretary of State.
The President has met the New York issue like man.
The Senate is loud in his praise. The country viii echo
itfrom Tammany Hall to San Francisco.
P. S.-The New York appointments, enumerated
above, have gone to the Senate. OBSERVER
THE SENATE TAKEN BY SURPRISE BY THE NEW
YORK NOMINATIONs-oTHER APPOINTMENTS CON-
FIRhED-CoNsuLAR TREATY WITH FRANCE, ETC.
FROM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, March 20, 1853.
Tho President to day nominated ex Senator Dickin-
son for Collector Of New York, Senator Dix for Sub
Treasurer and Charles OConor for District Attorney
Other appointments also made for New York. The
nominations took the Senate by surprisewere received
with laugh all round-aHd confirmed Immediately
a The New York appointments considerable talk
1t was the Presidents method Of settling the
plicated affair:
The Hon. Volney E. Howard, of rexas appointed law
agent to represent the United States before the Board
of Commissioners California land claims took the oath
of ONCE to-day.
About dozen clerks, appointed to the Second Comp
froers Office, Pension Oice and Patent Office we're also
Hon. John sden has been confirmed as Minister to
Central America without opposition
The Consular treaty with France has been approved
j. c. G. Kennedy, late Superintendent Of the Census Is
about establishing American and foreign agency in this
The following appointments will be officially announced
In o-morrows Union:-
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
Collectors.
Francis W. Brinley, District Of Perth Amboy, N. j.,
vice Charles Nick. Smith removed.
Joseph Sierra District Of Pensacola Florida vice Robert
Alexander Toll, District of Michilimackinac, Michigan
'o' ch'fl'' e Avery rsmovsd; Snor.a,,
Myer Jacobs, at Charleston, $. G., vice VIM. Y Letch
VIM. Van Voorhees, at San Francisco California, vice
Receivers, Land Officers, etc.
William K. Russell, of Illinois, to be Receiver OF Public
Moneys At Dsnvie, Illinois, vice John H. Murphey,
Andrew j. Gallagher of Illinois, to be Register of the
land ONCE at Vandala, Illinois, vice James NJ. Davis
moved
Daniel Gregory, to be Receiver Of Public Moneys at
Vandalia ILL.,, vice James Stapp, removed.
William NJ Gilaspe, Of Mississippi, to be Receiver Of
Public Moneys at Jackson Miss vice Gideon Fitz,
moved. -
John Clark of Iowa. to be Register of the Land Office at
Iowa city, vice H. d. Downey, resigned
Gilman Folsom OF Iowa, to be Receiver Of Public Moneys
at Iowa city, vice Easton Morris, resigned.
Robert Goladsy, Of Miss, to be Receiver Of Public
Moneys at Granads Miss, in place Of s. Caldwell, de-
ceased
John Martini of G., to be Secretary Of Legation at
Peru.
Samuel D. Hay to be At toney for the U. s. for the
district Of Texas in place of VIM p Ballinger removed
NAVAL oFrTCrR.
William d. Dameron, for the District of San Francisco
sCAlifoFnis, vice Jacob A. Cost, removed.
POsTMAsTYHs.
William A. Friend, Petersburg, Va.
HAnusa Hunt, jacksonville, Ill.
Mrs Mary Berand, West Point N Y.
nsnss r, PieCcs, hancheatsr, N II.