The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-22
BY MAIL.
Washington Eos,lD.
rFrom the Wasbington Pe,rb,;c

lFroDl the Washington Republic April 10
TIE city has been filed with dav concerpinr
extensive changes Of employees in the Sixth Auditor :
'flse; none were made, however, up to three P NJ.
against the Hon. Mr. Hamln's success in getting Mr.
George T. sewal made The collector at Bangor He Is
said to be man Of great activity energy and pausbity
being about the most troublesome customer n the demo
cratic ranks with whom the " wild cats have To oon
tend They aTs doubtless very dcsirous of seeing pros
mini tration to undo their s:iion in his case vain
Mpog W lneI par uy as the President has evinced in
hundred instances his determination to look into an
applicants party record far his position with refer
ente to home divisions concerned For this indepen
dence he rcaps of the abuse of barnburner when
hunkers n the fortunate individuals and Of hunkers
when barnburnefs Are stlecteo,
AS there many other very distinguished applicants
c devsnt leasers-after the TO China
the Hon Mr. Fuller Of Maine, will hardly be able to get
il for Mr. George NJ Chase. Among those applying for
the oition are Virginans, and South Caronians even
.h""ot neither of those States have commercial ia ter.
course With that quarter Of the globe.
Tie continued deoy of the arrival of the new Commits
sioner of Patents Judge Mas IN, of Iowa Is cruelty af
Getiig perhaps fifty gentlemen who desrous each Of
Nest Of these gentlemen stl in Washington. So we
constantly hearing complaint upon plant aboat
the delay OF Judge NJ. When he comes, there will be
strorg effort made by gentlemen employ ed patent
agents here and ehewhere to induce him to change the
rule Of his department which excludes tue liberation
Of arguments dissenting from the report Of examiner
1t originally intended that examiner should act
judge a It were, On under judge, of course bat gra
dunly he has to be sort of government attorney
against S applications AT least such !epreen
ations Of all the patent aQens who claim that to act
implicitly on his report, will be emphaticaly acting
sided evidence Of pleadings only.
Mr. soue designs visiting New Orleans going via New
York by steamship before setting out for Madrid. l
fancy that he viii not leave for Europe before 1st July
rext He will be at home about the 1st of MAY.
Governor Borand is engaged in preparing for his jour
ey to New Mexico inet ding to leave Washington for
santa F6 shortly hear
IFrom the Washington Republic April 90
Gloom marked the aspect OF the departments to-day,
owing to viz the death Of the late amented
william r. King Vice Presiden, of the United States
AZ the mornings merry swinging of the axe in the
AUDITOR (sixb) 0Hce for the Post Office Depar tment
wherein twenty one gentlemen ceased to breathe OFF.
ciDy and others notified that hereafter they must
b'tathe on less pay from the government The latter
of really seemed TO strike deepest into the
hearts Of mos. of the pubic employees which is by
mfans unnatural Those removed from that Office on
tbs occasion, are-R. u. Ramsey J. A. Broome, john
Toug ass j. f. Caldwell Samuel keper J. 2. Shields.
II. Thompson, Ii X McRae W. NJ Street A c. Finney,
c, Kennedy Thomas Gray w. II. Colledge, IL Q. Lums
cen j r. Wilson, Samuel Fitzhugh J. W. Morehead L.
j. Middleton, &. Mitchell, +. W Fortuoy.
The promoted are Samuel Hanson NJ johnson, James
Coz lidge Giles Dyer. j. L. Davis, John r. boone ~ ot'
Geoee tutt John Wheeler, 70 salsres and positions
,d by them before 1919 Henry Rogers reappoined as
head OF the pay department. also, Alfred RUSSELL New
clerks-E c. Caldwell and p Ftzhugh, sons OF removed
superannuaed clerks, and = Anderson.
The raced are-Parrin Washington, C. T. Pope W. 8.
Darrell NJ johnson, John Il. Sharretts, and William O.
Lipscomb
Contee Seventeenth street. from the lat Of Nay 10