New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14
WASHINGTON.
Appointment of COnsnis 90 Sannbbies for Once b
Ohio The Inspector ionerniship, &c.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune

Appointment Of COnsnis - SquRbbies for Once b
Ohio The Inspector tienerniship, &c
Correspondence Of The ~ Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON May "a sa
IL strikes many here as being most desirable that
filling the various Consulships due shall beikenN
as far as possible provide for literary and Amencn
artists of promise who desire pursue their studies
the schools ofEurope. Unlike the old Governments Tie
theory Of ours deba direct patronage for such persons
from the national treasury while il is well understood
that in these two elements Of national greatnes-Le'
AZURE, polite and scientific, and the Fine Arts-we pro
Qress slower much slower in proportion than In anything
else useful ard beautiful Norman can have truly Ann
can soul in bis bosom who fails to realise the duty 1eM
bent on the Government 10 make up Tor our COns'~
tiopal disabilities in this connection, by the eta
else OF purely legitimate power in behalf OF the w
classes above named, whenever can be done ~iohM
injury to the public service The selection OF Consus
amendments for Europe from other classes can asa
general thing prove 20 happy, either IN its eaees uPI
CurnafiOnal reputation abroad, or upon the conO1
American travellers on the Continent who are 80 eS
stantly forced TO throw themselves upon the cVufp
theseoicers They should therefore as lar as POs'9e
tsEenfrom among the intelligent ard well informed 40
also from among those who appreciate inc einDi'.
meute Of travel in foreign countries stand rea1! /" ~
lieye those Of their cOuntg men, as real DQefaJ men o.
artists abroad usually do no others having agef 'O.
STRENUOUS efforts in progress here o. las, ~
naruduce the restoration Of Mr.. Barry, PoA rsl'-
Agent hf ilufIIdilif III p.drb " 30. "a
very recently appointed whose commission was VIZ
held under the fundamentally Of the Hon. M DI.pI
II ia ALLEGED There was balance Standing cnafgeu
the Treasury books against Mr. Barry 'Di sumo -.
alter be went out OF office, and though hs bas ~
orenfy Inundated H. the fact tnat Il vas pennttea -
stand Tor time was sufficient certainly 70 49,,
reapuointment even though the opponents 81 slr
had succeeded finally in choking the Official n's ~,
him have further reason 70 believe tnht me ha"
traitor are satisfied Of the nnpoicy OF reoratons
Ohio, If no where else: a. there the doctrine .,
in ofee in fact a. well IN Tane IL gepersny ISoV
nized and practiced by both parties in thelf "''
matters. a,
But the cases Of Green and s. W i. Mclean ,I
new Surveyor Of the Port Of Cincinnati were dispos7
this morning tbeirIespectlye commissions being lis
Mr. Disney struggled Uaniniy against those genucSs
with something OF a prospect Of success a. azts"
Green until the President satisfied himself that ID az
dldate Barry, had not promptly llqnidated his oa y
ance due the Treasury. Al time HilL was ofasle
On the bond Of Barry bur through the Request Of NJ
Disney Il was delayed giving y time 70 make tbe P9
rnert In the case Of this particular appoinime" =
Catholic question was lugge6 in. Barry was urged
tensibly on the ground that being Catholic (ReIS,
biz appointment would be esteemed high eomphn,L,
by the Catholic population Of Cincinnati 20 HO1g s
this plea urged as TO indnce anxiety i0f q H YIN.
the part Of the President 70 tender the Office 70
But the discovery VI the former (not meant) coa1i
his account rendered il impossible 70 do 90 fes'eLZ
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by Mr Purcell Bishop P's bEOsher) who editss -
Cneinrah Catholic Telegraph. explaining that Cfeen
also Catholic and that his appointment would be ~
"A acceptable 10 Them any other Ibis settled 49,
fcuty causing orders % b. issued for the sPpon'"
to be made out -
Governor Wood, Of Ohio, is now daily expected %
in this city coming Of course 70 look after his Pr
for the Brazilian Mission. DIR. Treayitt, Secretary
state Of Ohio is here now, begging" foT Wood >
appears that Wood was only induced TO aid IN ge.'SS
NrDU nominated for Governor at the last election,
a pledge given that McD and bis friends would sa =.
Wood to get the Brazilian Mission, which tne,
Tedeeming honestly and 10 the best Of their soln
Treayts election comes of in the fall and it Is tn""
here by those who know the influences at woss ~ II
state that all bis efforts should legtimaey DC eIstz
10 the work Of securing the triumph Of the sts'e
then, or, it may be all day with them. ieei 49,
that Wood cannot possibly get the Brazilian
so he is throwing away time and Icouey IN CONFINES
seek i.