Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-02
Aonotot,uents by the President

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tains The folo~ ing Ilst (ofIiciaD of Diplomatic
Agents. C,n.uls, and Commercial Agents OF
The United States appointed by the President
sincelhe gath of May 1853.
DIPLOMATIC.
Robert J. Walker of Mssissippito be Com
missioner oil the United States 10 the empire
oil China.
r Augusu, Erving of Connecticut, to be
secretary oil tie legation Of tho Upned States
at The courl OF his imperial Majesty the Empe
ror OF all the Russias.
David L. Gregg. of Illinois. TO be commits
sioner of ihe Umtsd States 10 the Kingdom OF
Hawaii.
Philo White of Wisconsin, 10 be charge d.
affiires Of Tie United States to the Republic OF
Ecuador
John NJ DAniel Of Virginia, to he charge
d anares Of The United States near the govern
ment of Sarlioa.
Thomas f. Massey oil Alabama, TO be sccre
rary fihe legation ofthe United Statee to The
Republic Of Chill.
Daniel T. Sickes OF New York. TO be Sec
rotary oflhe egaton of the United States near
hel Britannia Majesty.
Carols spence of Maryland, 10 be minister
resident Of the United States at Constantine
pie,
John w Dana. Of Maine, TO be charge
d'afTair,s oi the United States to the republic
of Bolivia.
CONSULS OF THE UNITED STATE s
For Vera Cruz, John I. Pickett of Ken
lucky
For Bayonne, John P. Sullivan of Caifor
For Mozambique, Geo. r. Dwyer of Mas
sachuset;s
For Annoy, Tho mas H. Hyatt OF New York
For st Johns, Porto Rico,) Jno Parsons Of
Florida
For Lima, J. Caleb Smith of California.
For Marselles, Samuel Dinsmo,e Of New
Hampshire.
For Eisneur, L. b. Wells. of New York.
For Leth. James Mcdowell of Ohio.
For Ma,anzas, Edward Worrell of Della
For Glasgow, Philip T. Heart of New
York.
For Genoa. E. Felix Foresti of New York
For Turk Island John l.. Nelson of Ma
yland.
For Mannheim, John Sherff Of ryland.
For Pernambuco, William Lilley, of Ohio.
For B ,hia, John r Bennett OF Missouri.
For 81. Jago de Cuba, Stephen Cochran Of
Pennsylvania
For Shanghai. Robert c. Murphy of Ohio.
For Amsterdam, II. G Barnwell OF South
Carolina.
For Aspinwal, New Grenada,) Geo. w.
Fletcher ri Alabama.
For Stuugardt, Max Stetlheimer Of New
York.
For Fuh Chau, Caleb Jones ofVrginia.
For Pata, Fayeite M. Rnggold OF the Dis.
trict OF Columbia.
For London, George n Saunders Of New
York.
For Bordeaux. James Polk of MARYLAND
COMMERCIAL AGENTS OF THE L. S.
For Padang. (Sumalra,) Robert r. Purvis
For ST Paul's de Lcando, Southwestern
Airca.) John CT Willis
Gen Pierce, like Martin Van Buren,, lis a
Northern man" with very proper "Southern
feelings" The curious in such matters will
observe, however, the remarkable index to
his feelings which is presented in the above list.
We find in it twenty appointments from the
free States, and thirteen from the slave States.
But between two prominent States of the
North and South the difference is most striking.
From New York alone there are six (perhaps
more) appointees; while from amongst the
dear Virginia Democracy there are tmo-a del
CATION large enough perhaps to do Secretary
Marcy's patching, But the dignity of these
offices must reconcile us to the disparity in
numbers. A consuIsbip between the A ps and
the Appines, and fellow citizen sent 10 learn
the use of chop sticks at Fup Chan, in the
realms of the Ceestials Our neiShbor down
street should get up an illumination with tar
barrels.
The FRENcH AND ENGLISH SaUApRoNs-
The appearance of the combined French and
English sqaadrons at Bcsika Bay is. says the
Constitutional "most imposing. This Bay is