The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON CITY
The Reciprocity and Fishery Questions.
LARGE NUMBER OF APPOINTMENT
Hon. John SIidell Elected United States
Senator for Louisiana.
The Awful Railroad Accident in Michigal
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN BOSTON.
Anti.CathOIlc Excitement In Cincinnati,
&c. &c, DC.
The Latest from Washington,

CANADIAN RECIPROCITY AND THE FIsHERIEs-CEN-
TRAI. AMERICAN AFFAIRs-THR FOREIGN AP-
PoiNTMBNTs--GEN. DIX WILL REMAIN IN THE NEW
YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o'NEIL-LAND,
INDIAN, AND OTHER AGENTS OF THE INTERIOR
DEPARTMENT, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
WASHINGTON, April 28-9 p. NJ
1t is probable Mr. Marcy will, next week. take up for
consideration the highly important questions contested
with the North American fisheries as well as the subject
Of commercial intercourse with the British Narh Aneri
Provinces generally. Tho British Minister exceed
ngly anxious to negotiations these subjects
and have little doubt they viii be met in free and
liberal spirit II cannot be denied that tue attempt at
bullying, on the part of Mr. Hncks, of Canada which
finally evapora cd when the period for action arrived has
left the matter in less favorable position than might
otherwise have assumed However, it is not probable the
eervescence of the coonists will seriously damage the
final result of the question: if their side ably managed
The negotiations will afford Mr. Marcy admirable op-
poltuni.y Of displaying his qualifications for the post he
fills.
There is reason to believe that the questions connected
with Central American affairs have not yet specially
occupied the attention of the President cabinet The
general principle of avoidance of European interference
in American affairs is OF course, well understood but
the grave consideration to whether the British gov
ernment has violated in any way the provisions of the
Clayton and Bulwer treaty has not yet been considered
There be doubt If the Investigations lead to the
conclusion that such is the case the United States
will speedily relieve itself Of the odous principle the
joint protectorate.
regret to learn that Sergeant ONe about leave
the White House. His absence will be loss to the
President By his gentlemanly demeanor he has given
every satisfaction to the public whilst his dis
elimination has enabled him to relieve the
President much unnecessary annoyance. l learn
| from undoubted authority that there no for
egn appointments whatever determined upon cabinet
Yesterday and all to the contrary utterly
founded The foreign ap under discussion
and it Is probable will be adjusted tomorrow. Mr. Dix's
name has not been presented for foreign mission
there any suppose it is intended to disturb him
in his present position.
The following is complete list of the Presidential
ponments in the Department of the Interior since the
adjournment of The Senate They viii al require conir
| nation neat session -
LAND OFFICES.
Registers.
| Abraham Brawley, Stevens Point, Wisconsin.
| Joel {. Squires, Niineral Point, Wisconsin.
| Jacob u kmball, Milwaukee Wisconsin.
| joel .. Henning, Willow River Wis
| John A. Bryan, Menasbs, Wis.
| Cyrus r. Lord, La Crosse Via.
! James Thompson Fairfield Iowa.
George Mcflenry, Dubuque Iowa
Robert Wdrick, Fort Des Moines Iowa
| NAthsn NJ. Labdis, Defiance Ohio.
| John +. Reed, Jclre ersonviile Indiana.
| Leland Wright Fayctte llo.
James Talbot Indianapolis, Indiana.
| Samuel A. Hill Jackson, Ne.
| John r. JONES' Vincennes Ind.
| Receivers Of Public Moneys.
Albert G. Ellis, Stevens Point, Wkcoisin.
| Henry Plowman, Mineral Pont, Wise ,nsin.
Jonas Whitney, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Otis Hoyt Willow River Wisconsin
| Benjamin H. Mooers, Menasha, Wisconsin.
| Theodore Rodolph, la Crosse Wisconsin,.
John W. Culberton, Fairfield, Iowa.
Patrick Quigey, Dubuque Iowa.
Thomas A. Walker Fort Des Moines, Iowa.
i
Samuel $. Houston, St. Stephens Alabama.
| Henry L. Garland 0peousas, Lousiana.
/ T. L. Buckner, Fayette, Mo.
Calvin w. Ruter Indianapolis, Ind.
George H. Besttie, jackson, Mo.
! John c. Heberd, Vincennes Ind.
INDIAN AGENTS.
John W Whitfield. Pottswa omie Agency.
Alfred j. Vaughn, Upper Missouri Agency.
| Jonathan Il. Fletcher, Winnebsgo
Burton A. James, Sac and Fox.
| Richard G. Murphy st. Peters.
George w. Hill and Robert s. Heighbors, Specif India
| Agents in Texas.
| William Gartet Creek Agency.
Andrew j. Corn, kenosha.
| II ward A. Bsdell, Utah Inilans
Daniel Wander rriioe, Cioot Eemara.
! BENJAMIN 7. Robinson, KaIzas.
| Douglass H. Cooper Choctaw,
| James NJ. Gaewood, CouDcil Blu0.
David b, +, HerriroAn Chippewa,
Samuel IL Dulyer and Boheyt r,.
| Agents IN Oregon. no'HP'on, inoi
| ,e,ry c. Gilbert Mackinae .on
Marcus H. johnson, N " York Sub Acencv
Benjamin H. ..nson, Seminole Sub.Agcncv
| suPERiNTEsDENTs INDIAN AFFAIRS
rrancis Huebschman, Northern superintendent.
! 'ummiDg, Central Superintendency.
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