The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-27
Our washington Corr spo denee.

WARRINGTON, nay 10, 1900
The Foreign Appom'meHs-Lia Of Comssls-Hosc these
Things are Done and Hare to Be Done
1t is remarkable very remarkable that there should
be many asI for thu small as well as the large
cflces and especially fo- the oonsuates very few of
which pay expenses. Of the list of Consuls pub
hshsd the other day perh APPS full third Of them viii
never 20 out, What then Way the endorsement Of q
man by Cen Pierce sn hi Cabinet may bs useful Ia get
ting thing better home. For example Mr.. Slide
got the isson to Central America snd declined IT. but
that mark Of confidence from Gen. Pierce secured his
election the United States Senate, which the Senator
elect PROFESSIONALLY considers wholesome 10 salty
than GraytoEn.
Mr.. Denman of California, will, of course, accept
Acapulco The prospect of Ramsay 4 Co IS passenger
line Mexico that port in addition to its present
California business has made Acapulco very desirable
pl,ce. Mr. Denman had good deal Of opposition for
Acapulco in other claimants for that yellow fever situa
ron becsuse it IS expected to pay Splendid dividend
Mr. Edwin De Leon Of the Southern Press Consul to
Aexandra was an easy thing. He had the application
-, euspect all TO himself Whether he will 90 or not
ia another cseson. Alexandria is rather poor place.
thcpgb there may b. something attractive 10 De Leon
the climate.
Gen Darrell Lee of Iowa. for Basic, are afraid will
not suit Dan Young, spirited fellow, was an ocer in
the Mexican war did good service and wrote last year
life Of Gen Pierce for the people Of the Northwe. He
therefore induced to strike high and PCT In foe Pa
mama which Is said may be made to yield cool hun
bred thousand year But the claims Of Thos W. Ward
OF Texas brave and battered soldier of the wars
too strong for Dan; but how the Cabinet pack
him OF away out there among the mountains of Switzer
lard, can't 10 sgne We rather Thick that Gen Lee
vii Dot fancy the Alps Too little 10 that Sec
tion of the country for Dan.
Alfred Gilmore Of Peonsy vana succeeds old Mr. Kohl
of the State for Bordeaux. Mr.. Gilmore
Der of the last Congress- and supposed to be csndi
date for something ateat equal TO the post Of Charge
but as Bordeaux will pay something and they have
good wines and pleasant balls in that seaport 1t is
bSble that Mr.. Gilmore will be satisfied.
Hovden, of Ohio, sawbuck, for Bermuda. gets nice
soft shell has the lingo for Bremen The same may be
said OF Dennis Muffin of New York for Cork Is he not
Corkonian from the days of Brian Borohme9 And
Lynch OF Illinois, for Dublin is also good Cell, If
not mistaken Such appointments have judicOus
OF nationality about them.
Alexander M Clayton, Of Mississippi for Havana. sue
ceeds Judge Sharke of the Stats. The place
considered thus, in measure TO belong to Mississippi
Mr. Cayton's appointment will also satisfy the Foote or
USion party to extent and they wanted something
to eutralze the selection Of Gen Davis for the War
Office Mr.. johnson, Of Michigan who was an applicant
for Havana, IL coDcilated With Hamburg He speaks
Spanish we'll but we are not aware that he has
studied the Dutch.
soft. and middlr g-will have objection to Angel
for Honolulu We count this bona de affair, for Homo
Mr. James Tarleton CUnoa NAM of Alabama for
Melbourne, Australia is as we are informed, also gsnu
inc. He will CO. and take his youog wife with him
the very end Of the world in view Of the consular fees
which may result FROM these gold mines.
Durcsn R McRae of North CArolins, for Paris, is
ported high toned gentleman, though not 50 well
versed in geography Peter Farley thoroughly
verstd in the French the learned Jesuit who preceded
him. Something nice considered due to the modestv
Of the old North State not withstandng she has the
Secretary Of the Navy, which is great thing for thu
pre- pitch, tar, rosin, and turpeutne country.
ne Gcn{t of Vtruini Rio Iona III ~ ho
overlooked. OF all men, Gen. Pierce is under special
obligations to Capt. Scott That letter. after all
exactly the thing.
John Hubbard Maine for Trinidad de Cuba is perhaps
something of letting down. but still it is place worth
having end useful politician at home in the person Of
j. Helm is taken from Kentucky to gather up the lit
The nicest at Of all Governor Wood Of Ohio as Con-
sui at Valparaiso with Sam Msdary Of the State,
country Considering party services for tventy
five years Of Medary and the claims of 3vernor Wood
@ ought to Dc to the Ohio
OF course. in every class of the foreign appointments
there have been great many disappointnsnts Never
saw the like Such clearing out has taken place at
the WashiaEt ton notels since Wednesday morning we
have not witnessed for nearly mooth. What is to be
done for Henry A. Wise, OF Virginia nobody knows. Per-
haps something MAJ turn up after while. He would
have accepted the mission to France; but tina. cans
de,ed as awaiting the dnal decision of Johu A Dix.
to ConstAntcop and the London consulate both left
opeI there IL still hope that Mr. Cory aud George
Ssnders viii be both provided for according their
srecve applications Should anything team -pre to take
Mr. Larcy out Of The Casins. and send him to France
then undoubtedly Young America may ride ia aud as
for Mr. Diaye, Of Syracuse though he expscsda chsge
ship he may yet be reconciled with good clerk shp bur
i doubtful His investments In the Late campagp call
fo etbng better By and isrge in the whole foreign
schedule, including the cousus you will observe upo,
inspection how nice the discretion the Numerous
matters Of consideration which has balanced the
ticn Of General Pierce aud bis cabinet They deter
mined TO have big democratic party or none At all
SAMUEL.