Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-08-13
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copslls and other diplomatic and commere;al aS
Of the United SIXTIES IN foreign countries and assenG
places Of their residence who have been annO; the
from March 9Th last up to august LIST instant
accepted Their respective Offices as follows viz 'nO
BR111sH 1oaaS1oNs
James Buchanan, envoy xtraordinary and NJ.
ter plenpotentlary, London Daniel E. Siekles sanu
tary of legation, do Seere
ConsnIs- Nathaniel Hawthorne Iivernoo1.
Mcdowell, Leith, PIT of Edinburgh; William GTS1es
Wolf Dundee; Philip Heart, Glasgow: n
Lynch, Dublin; James Keenan, Hong Kona'. N n j.
w. Fraser, Halifax; James NJ Tarlton. MeSR,o!hOb t
John w. Howden, Bermuda John F. Bacon TOu me;
san; John L. Nelson, Turks Island. mas
RUSSIA
Thomas I'll. Seymour. envoy extraord;n.r-
minister plenipotentiary, st Petersburg; R. pGd
ing secretary of legation, do. - Ety.
FRENCH DoMIEIoNs
Henry Shelton Sanford acting charge d'affai,ss =,
Paris Sa
COnsuls- Duncan K. McRae, Paris; John g.,
tivan, Bayome; William h. Vsssy, HaTre saS Sai
Dinsmere, Marseilles. N'4uaa
SPANISH DoMnIoNs
Pierre Soule, envoy extraordinary and .minis,.-
plenipotentiary, Madrid -4'*f
Warrell, Matanzas; Stephen Cochran, SantisooA 70
Cuba; John Parsons, San Juan, or St Johns. o ~
PORTUGUESE DoanNIoNs
George R. Dwyer, consul Mozambique
BELGIUM.
j. j. Seibles, charge d'affaires, Brussels.
COMMONS OF THE NETHERLANDS.
August Belmont charge d'afaires, Hague.
r. 6. Barnwel1, consul, Amsterdam.
DANISH DoMINIoNs
Henry Bednger, charge d'affaires Copenhagen
F. B. Wells, consul, Elsineur
Charles j. Helm, commercial agent, St Thomas
PRUSSIA.
Peter D. Vroom, envoy extraordinary and miD;V.,
penipotentiary, Berlin; o. Jennings Wise, secreta
of legation, do.
Henry R. jackson, charge d,afaires, Vienna
Consuls-George w. Lippett, Vienna; Wyndban
Robertson, Trieste; Donald G. Mitchell, Venice.
wURTEMBURG
Max Stetthelmer, consul Stuttgardt
John Scherff; consul, Mannheim.
HANsEATIc OR FREE CITIES.
Consuls- s. M johnson, Hamburg; VIM Mlde
brand, Bremen
SWITZERLAND
Theodore S. Fay, minister resident, Berne
Consuls-Daniel s. Lee, Basic; George H. Goun-
die, Zurich.
SANDMAN STATES.
Consult Felix Foresti, Genoa -
KINGDOM OF THE TWO sIcIIdEs
Robert Dale Owen, charge d'affaires, Naples
UNDER THE GOVERNMENT OF THE PAcHA OF EGYPT.
Edward De Leon, consul-general Alexandra.
GREECE
Consul-Amos S. York, Ionian republic, Zante
BARBARY STATES.
Consul-Samuel D. Heap, Tunis.
CHINA.
r. j. Walker, commissioners.
Consuls-Thomas II. Hyatt, Annoy; R. C. Muir
ply, Shanghai.
sUMATRA
Robert r. Purvis, commercial agent, Padanay.
SANDWICH OR HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
David L. Gregg, commissioner, Honolulu.
Consuls- Banjamin, F. Angel, Honolulu; Geo. M.
Chase, Lahaina.
MEXICAN REPUBLIC.
James Gadsden, envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary, Mexico j. Crpps, secretary of le
ConsuIs-John T. Pickett, Vera Cruz and Alvara.
do; Charles L. Denman, Acapulcos James A. Pleas
ants, Minatitlan.
CENTRAL AMERICA
Scion Borland, envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary; Frederick A. Beelen, secretary Of
James W. Fabens, commercial agent San Juan de
Nicaragua.
NEW GRANADA.
James S. Greene charge d'affaires, Bogota
Consuls- Thomas w. Ward, Panama; George W.
Fletcher, Aspinwall.
VENEZUELA.
Isaac T. Golding, consul, Laguayri.
ECUADOR
Philo White, charge d'affaires, Quito.
( BRAZIL.
William Trousdale, envoy extraordinary and min
ister plenipotentiary, Rio de Janeiro.
Consuls-Alexander Thomson Maranham Island;
Henry B. Dewey, Para; William Lilley, Pernambur
co; Robert g. Scott, Rio de Janeiro; John r. Boz
nett, Bahai de San Salvador.
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC OR BUENos AYREs.
William II. Bisseil, charge Fafaires BuenOs
Ayres.
ter plenipotentiary, Santiago
Consuls- Reuben Wood, Valparaiso; VIM b.
Plato, Talcahuano.
John R. Clay, envoy extraordinary and minister
Lima
Consul. Caleb Smith, Lima.
INCREASE OF TRAvEL. The Charlottesville AdVO-
cate states that the numper of visitors in the noun
tains is unusually great, and daily increasing There
were at the White Sulphur, some Eve or six days
since, about 500 visitors, a large number of whom
we're from Louisiana The travel through Chariot
tesve has surpassed anything that we ever witness
ed here BEFORE for the last four days. the average
number passengers arriving by the Richmond tram
could not have fallen short of I50 The down travel
is also very good It seems that for every addition
Il mile that is opened the increase of travel perce