New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRApH.
Nominations and Confirmation.

Special DspatoA to tn " Y Ti1sass
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, April lsS
The Senate works faster than the President.
II waited to day two hours for message which con
tanned but few nominations These were coon COZ
frmed and they were again without business. After
some time had elapsed came another message The
following nominations nearly al conf rned with.
out having been referred:
Solomon w. Downs, Collector, Joseph Ge-
nos, Naval officer, T. C. Porter, Surveyor John NJ
Bell Treasurer ofthe Mint Z. w. Noise District At
torney. A. J. Guvot Conner at the Miut Charles Ben.
venue Superintendent do, Stark and -
Warren, Apprsisers-all at New Orleans.
Vaudeville Msriguy, Marshsl Of the Eastern, aud
- smoot Marshal of the Western Districts of LOUIS.
ana Mccormick Post Master at Baton Rouge La.
and j. c. Beattie Surveyor General OF Louisiana No
Postmaster vet nominated for New Orleans. Judge
Walker editor of The Dcita "a prominent candidate
for the place o. C. Pratt is Withdrawn. and wa.
liens is nominated TO be Chief Judge In Oregon Chss
ngerso nominated Judge in Connecticut, In place of
Judson. deceased. J. X. Davis nominated Supert.
of the Mines In Georgia - Morrow as MIshs and
j. F, Baysrd rs District Attorney Of Delaware. John
P Philips Of Va nominated sixth Auditor ofthe Treas
ury vice Farrelly and Francis Burt s. c., Third Au
dtor vice Gallager. James Kelly, Postmaster at Gov
ioCton and w s. Pickett do. at Msysville, Kentucky
John E. Hunt, do. Toledo Ohio. William B. Walsh.
Chief Justice of Minnesota A. G. Chatield and -
sherburn, Associate Judges. Charles b. Jordan Mar
shall of Mississippi r. 8. Hough. Collector at Aexsn-
dria IL. b. Smith, Pattsburg N. Y; Alfred Cox. do.
Cape Vincent Stephen Willis DO Little Egg Hsrbor
- Starr. do. Middletown Conn.,
The following Postmasters in New-Jersey
were nominated Robert L. CLOVIS, Princeton VIM.
A. Benjamin. Trenton; - Chambers, Jersey City
- Gray, Newark; w. ID. Quinn, Patterson.
Further nominations were j. ~ Granger,
Recorder at the Land Office in Washington City;
- Morrison, Postmaster at Newark, Ohio A. ID.
Peters, Asssyer at the Mint in San Francisco; -
Osaier O District Attorney, Southern California ..
Riley Collector at Toledo, o.; D. A. Smalley do. Bur
hngton, Vt; - Hogden Consul at Rome.
The Louisiana appointments are complained
of by of the Lousisnians here but the selection
of Gen Downs is judcious and Is generally approved
Baltimoreans are angry because Of the influence OF
McLane upon the Federal patronage. This Is not Capt.
George McLape, but his brother Robert of California,
Maryland and Washington. Alexander G. Pennis APP
pointed Superintendent of the Custom House and dis'
bursting agent at New Orleans QuD.
The President and his Cabinet-Mr. sSuic 70
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apee,aI D..patsA % The ~ y. Tsse.~s
WASHINGTON, Wednesday April s. 1859
Between the President and the Cabinet all
ishsrmony, but between the members Of the Cabinet
there is much discord. Mr. Pierce has thus far
ceeded in healing dssensions but matters now be-
coming most tolerabe, and not to be borne," and
rupture is impending. The President will not re6r.
gsnise the Cabinet If il possibly be avoided but he
is inclined peremptorily TO put a stop TO Cabinet
squabbles The Cabinet Is holding long sessions daily.
but are hardly able 20 finish nominations fast enough
TO keep the Senate employed. That body held three
Executive Sessions to-day, owing to Presidential de-
lays.
The District-Attomeysbip of Northern New
York lies between George w. Clinton and samuel
Besrdsey unless the President shall be crcumvented
Mr.. Soule will soon be nominated Minister TO
Spain. EYE
S-Cantwel, not Caldwell, is candidate
for the North Carolina DistrictA ttorueyship