Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-06
New York and Philadelphia .appointments-7me Bal
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WASHINGTON, MarcI, %. The New York and
Philadelphia appointments were made to-day, and
sent to the Senate. They follows:
appointments for Nev York.-CoilecIor of the por
Daniel 5. Dickinson; District Attorney, Charles
O'Conner; Postmaster, Isaac Fowler; Sub-Treasur.
or, General Dix; Naval Officer, Mr.. RedfeId Mar
shai. MIR. HIliyer; Surveyor, Mr.. Cochran.
Phiiadelphia .9ppDintmenfs.-Collector, Charles
Brown; Marshall, MIR. " inekoop; Postmaster, Sir.
Miller; Superintendent of The Mint. MIR. Petit; Ma
val Officer, MIR. Eidred; Navy Agent, Mr. Day
Surveyor, Mr.. Hale.
talk and disappointment among the friends oil the un-
successful candidates. 1t was the Presidents ow
method OF settling the complicated affair.
The appointments for Baltimore city have not yet
been made, but il is presumed they will be semi in
tomorrow. An effort is being made to compromise
The difhcuty between the contestants; but nothing
positive 10 the character Of the appointments 10 yet
known, even among The contestants themselves, all
being confident OF success. The most reliable ru-
NOR Is that Ex Governor Philip Francis Thomas has
been rendered the appointment OF Consul to Havana,
which, II accepted, wIli leave The Custon-hGuss
clear for the appointment of COL Jacob q. Davis.
}. u. e. Kennedy, the late Superintendent Of the
Census is about establishing American and For
elgn Agency IN this city. .-'.--
Mr.. SlIdsll has bsen confirmed Minister TO Central
America.
The Senate has approved the consular treaty with
France. ..-.-..
The following appointments will bs officially an
nonneed in the Union Tomorrow:
Francis " Brinley, Collector for the District of
Perth Amboy, New Jersey, vice Charles Mck.
Smith, removed.
Alexander Tall Collector for the District Of Micili-
mackInac, Michigan, vice Charles f. Aveny, re-
moved. -.-f
Major Jacobs Surveyor for the port OF Charleston.
S. c., vice William v. Leich, removed.
William Van Vorhies, Surveyor of San Francisco,
vice Hart Fellows, removed.
William Z. RUSSELL OF Illinois, to be Receiver OF
Public Moneys at Danvile, Illinois, vice John Fl.
Murphy, removed. 4szSSs-.- - s..
Dsnisl Gregory. of Illinois, % be receiver of Pub.
lie Moneys at Vandalia, lila vice James 81. S,spP.
| removed. .--s
William NJ. Gillespie, of Mississippi, 10 be Re-
ceiver Of Public Moneys at Jackson, Miss, vice
Gideon Fitz, removed.
John Clark, Of Iowa, to be Register Of the Land
Office, az Iowa City, Iowa, vice Hugh ID. Dewnsy
resigned. ..-- .--.-. .- .---.. ..r..- =.
Gilman Folsom. of Iowa, 10 he Receiver of Pub.
lie Moneys a, Iowa City, Iowa, vice Easson Morris
! resigned.
Robert S. Gollady, Of Mississippi, to be Receiver
! OF Public Moneys at Grenada, mississippi, in The
place of Sepiimus Caldwell. deceased. s.a--
John J. Martin, of South Caroliua, 10 be Secretary
of the Legation of the United S,aIes 10 Peru.
Samue! ID. Hay, TO be Attorney of the United
States for the Dsirc, of Texas, in place of W ilall
+. Banger, removed. .s. ss
William b. Dameron, 10 be Naval Officer for the
District Of San Francisco, California, vice Jacob A.
| Cost, removed.
/ Postn,asters.-William A. Friend, at Petersburg
/ Va. Samuel Hunt. at Jacksonviile, Ill. Mrs. MARY
Berand, al West Point, N: Y. Thomas r.. Pierce
at Manchester, N. H. as -