The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-02
NEWS BY TEL Il G r APH.
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VERY INTERESTING FROM WARRINGTON.
The REORGANIZATION OF CLERKS IN THE
DEPARTMENTS
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The Maine Democratic Convention.
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General Pierce and the New
Hampshire Legislature,
BRY INTERESTING FROM WARRINGTON.
From Washington Cnty.
&C., &C., &c.

From washington CITY.
THH REMOVALS AND NORTHUMBERLAND PRO-
MOTIONs-NEws FROM BUENos AYREs-rHE FISH
cry QUEsTION-THE EFFECT OF D. B. TAYLoRs
NEGOTIATIONS, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE SKw YORK HERALD
WASHINGTON, July 1-10P. NJ.
The removal of clerks in the various departments has
continued with terrible effect to day Mr.. McClelland,
Secretary Of the Interior has left for Michigan escape
It. surmised, the appeals of the decspitatsd.
Tho following promotions and resg have taken
place in the navy
D. z. Lambert TO be a Lieutenant in the navy vice
Weir resigned.
II. s. Newcomb, Lieutenant vice ]. Humphreys re-
signed.
Passed Midshpmen R. Cnylsr George NJ Ransom
and Wiliian spicer, 70 be Mas fers in the navy.
Master Il. b. Calhoun resigned
Important political sdvces have been received at the
Navy Department from Commodore McKeever, relative
to affairs in Buenos Ayres. He in the La Plata at
the latest dates, ali well
Letters have been received at tire Sate Department
relative to the teen pg abandonment Of our fishery
tsrests on the northeastern AL aowneast claim
naval protection-there yet ship upon the banks
What is Mr. Dobbin doing What said guardedly
the inaugural viii be practically illustrated by the policy
of the administration The President is working 10
earnest for the establishment of American policy The
enlightened and liberal views OF the HERALD meet with
the full appreciation OF the administration.
The factIthat Daniel Tayor's resolutions endorsing
the sentiments Of General Pierce been passed Sy
the popular branch OF the New York legislature is re-
gNdsd here as a great victory Of the administration
Ths shows the effect Of wise discrimination in the
distribution Of the spoils. The reesoers who voted
for it are called bounty men. Hurrah for the hard
shens. &C.
LIST Of OFFICERS REMOVED AND REsIGNED-THE
ROCHESTER, APPOINTMENTS, ETC.
REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT
WASHINGTON, July l, 1853.
The following is list Of the gentlemen dis missed from
ths Census Office yesterday, in consequence of the de-
taxed work having been completed =
Ckrks-S. A. Anderson. D K. Barrell J. n. Berret A.
p Coleman, H. Dietz, John Decker, J. r. Down, IT.
Gordon a. Hanson, $. G. Heatson, Haskins, VIM.
Lorng } c LApghorre. J McNerAsny W. B. Mcdriefs, r
Aorrel, g. W Morris Lw Mech. John McDuell Kear
Dr.. Watkins, and W. P. Young
Watchm0n-Willism Price.
AessengT-B. Frazier.
The designations of the following gentlemen were also
accepted =
D. Amiss J. p Ashby, J. G Je~er. s A. Jackson,
W. Stevens, ] T W,nne R. Hoffman, and l. B.
Harris
The Rochester appointment have not been vet an
nounced ohcaly but they positively made viz -
Major Hubbard Ails, Postmaster and James c. Camp
bell Collector.
The reorganization Of the clerical force of the executive
departments h0s oeeu very nearly completed to-day.
Besides those last night the following removals
were yesterday made from the General Land Office
p Duery, W Hurley b T Ingrahsm J. Van San
voord, A. Mccormick, + J Porter c. E. Da Wis J.
Lucas D. d. Davidson, J Radcliffe, D. Rockwell J. wiz
Iams, j. Dabury.
The report that Judge Macy OF Wisconsin and Hon. R.
j. Walker connected in enterprises in the
Pacific, in whatever there il utterly
false, 4'
Samuel Hart OF the oldest naval contractors in the
service has been sppoiDte Chief of the Bureau of Con-
COInm
brick who goes out uBcer the Ia . of lS46
b French entered upon his duties 5 Commissioner
OF 1nbc Buildings this morning and appointed Charles
Tb0UDA clerk, vice John p Ipgalls, resigned
JUDI Crawford, ueon whom devolved the duty of
administering the hs Of Office the ne civ APP
pointed clerks hes HE bands full in that TO day