The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-09

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National Omces. III
NAMES OF THOSE SPOKEN OF FOR OFFICES IN tn
GIFT OF THE PRESIDENT. k.
TIE following additional names Of persons who AZ
eager to bs caught the shower Of patro
age which ia about bursting the administrativ
clouds at Washington have turned up" since the pal
lcaton Of last list. We shall give each day th
names that come under our observation = IA
OFFICES IN CALIFORNIA.
Fer Collector IT the Port-sdld7y $4,000 year. an
oneird Of the proceeds If FIXTURES besidss other perqM
Hop f. C. Marshall member of the last Congress fror
California formerly Of Kentucky, lawyer BY profession
Peter A Morse formerly Of Loui lana, lawyer, and RI
Gently Judge Of the Supreme Court Of California.
John hiddleon, formerly of penns ylvania merchant
G r. Post formerly of New York merchant.
Hammond, formerly Of the U. s. A. Understood
supported by Senator Gwin.
Hon. Bcdnan 81 Price member Of the last Congress
from New Jersey. Mr Price formerly purser in tho
United States Navy. He ran for Congress- ia California
He then returned TO New Jersey and elected for tn
l. sex district
b. Koher, formerly Of New York.
FIR Naval C6ea-Soa, IS 600 ons Third Of Me proceed
offotelures. besides perq,tsits
Hon. Thomas J. Henly formerly member Of Congress
from Indiana. Lroash the electoral vote Of California
Supported by Senator Weller.
". Ianmernl formerly Of Mis-, relative Of Senate
Gwin and supported by that gentleman.
Sst-Tfess"a-So'a'y - 5oo,Sscuray :" Bond aoo's
Hon. George ". Wright member of Congress from
California upon her admission as state, formerly o.
Nantucket Mr.. Wright minated for the posi'io
few weeks since b. President imore upon the ground
that inn ortant to have ths Office Immediately ill
ed and that he could not get wing to take just at the
close or the sdnuiS tra,on The nomination, however
not upon by the Ser ate Mr. Weller opposing
It, and Mr.. Cvin supporting it.
Jacob X. snder formerly If Pennsylvania, and recent
ly state Senator in California.
s. B,annsn. formerly Of New York. Mr.. Brannan u
someW hat known as former leader OF the Mormons.
Surveyor Of the Port-salary 81 900 a Year.
Major 1homss IastlaDd formerly Of Tennessee. a.
Col. Hayden, formerly of Louisana-supported BY 10
nator Gwin.
W. Thompson Of Ohio, recently Marshal OF sau
Francisco.
J. Bryant, Of Mississippi.
SUPERINTENDENT nj the Mint
Or Birdsell formerly Of the U. s. Army.
Arrroi'cr.--salory So 600 Pear.
o P. Sutton, merchant, T. G. Louder, and Captain
Allison.
S.,v9mr Genera, Of the Customs-Salary $1,000.
J. f. Addison formerly Of the District Of Columbia,
and recently County Clerk Of Gan Francisco
su,,epr General Of Lands
Col jack Hayes, the celebrated Texan Ranger now
Sheriff Of San Francisco.
Poa OfHce-sa,ary 81, 500.
Najor A. selover, Of Ohio, gallant officer OF the
Mexican var of the first Aldermen of san Francisco,
and very enterprisns citizen Of that place.
nr. = r Harris, formerly OF New York.
Iiford, formerly Of Kentucky,
United S,aes Marshal,
Gsnsral ". H. Richardson, formerly Of Louisiana.
General Richardson was a delegate from California to
Tia Baltimore Convention and has high reputation u
that State
for time past iepuy to the present whig Marshal
II California
United States District Attorney.
Judge 81 Brown formerly Of New York.
- Lock 5000 Of Indiana.
, D. Van Buren, OF New York; member Of the Cali.
FORMS Senate.