Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-03

through them, he would not be bound to do 50,
but mi CHIT strike them all out, and claim simply |
under the frst blank endorsement. - 2
The Gadsden Treaty last evening and
TO- day, it was said on the Avenue that this |
treaty does not contain final release from all
demands under the treaty of Guadalupe Hi
dalgo, as heretofore generally represented. If
this be true, it is by no means wonderful that
the President hesitates whether or not to send
it in to the Senate, as also alleged by those
who take on themselves the duty Of knowing
every thing going on. )" Forour part, We were
never knowing. We know quite as little about
the re al facts involved in this Gadsden treaty,
as it is possible for one to know who is forced
to be as much uaround town" as oursslf. So
we state nothing concerning it as more than
floating conversation on the Avenue. s5
Confirmed by the Senate The Senate have
very recently confirmed Presidential nornina-
tons, as follows, viz aee.a 4lIs 81 uen.a
Supervising Steamboat Inspectors. -Au-
gustus Walker, of Buffalo, N. Y, 9th district;
Isaac Lewis. of Monroe, Mich, 9Th dist; John
S. Brown, of Baltimore, Nd, Sd dist; William
Burnett, of Boston, Mass, LIST dist; w. E..
Muer. of New Orleans, La, 4th dist. Il u.
Revenue (Castonls) Officers, John T. Hud-
son, collector at Buffalo Greek and inspector for
the port of Buffalo. N y; Daniel L. Willcomb,
surveyor and inspector for Ipswich, Mass; Sid
ney B. Smith, surveyor and inspector for Paw
tucket R. l.; VIM. Stands, surveyor for Rich
mond and Petersburg. and Inspector for City
Point and Bermuda Hundred, Va; John Glad,
ding, surveyor AID inspector for Bristol, r. L.;
VIM E. Cozzens, surveyor and inspector fol
North Kingston, r. l.; Candy Pennington
surveyor and inspector for Havre- de- Grace
Md; VIM Heyden, surveyor and inspector fol
Hartford, Ct; Andrew Agnew, surveyor 70,
Perth Amboy, and inspector for New Bruins
wick, N. j.; Charles Fagot, surveyor and in
spector for Pontchartrain, La; Augustus c
Willard, surveyor and Inspector for East Green
witch, R. l.; A. Benton Moses, surveyor and in
spector for Nesqually, Territory of Washing
ton; VIM. Martin, surveyor and inspector fol-
Alton, Ill; Nicholas Brown, naval officer fo
.Newburyport, Mass; Silas A. Comstoek, do.
for Providence, r. l.; John Roneyn Broad
head, do, for New York; Thos. Lynch Harnil
ton, do for Savannah; Milton Hall, do, 70
Newport, r. T.; Charles MilIctt, do, for Salem
and Beverly, Mass; Christopher C. Robinson
do, for Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.
AwraiserS-Danier D, Briggs, Samuel J
Williss, and Isaac Phillips, for the port O
New York; Wp G. Mcintosh, for Savannah
Georgia. - ls.-: "a s.n--a
assistant Approximations Herman an
Francis Leech, for New Orleans, La.
A ostD,astcr.-Richard J. Cooke, Aber
} deem, Miss. -.-
Jndtcial OEcers.-Matthew P. Deadly, Az
sociate Justice for the U. S. Supreme Court 70
the Territory of Oregon Obadiah B. McFad
den, do, for the Territory of Washington
, Henry II. Womach, U. S. Marshal for tn
Western District of Louisiana; James Il
Birch, to be Justice of the Peace for tn
County of Washington, D. C.
American Consul at London-We feel salts
fed that the nomination of George n. Sander
Esq, for this position, is now pending befor
the Senate.
The. Current Operations Of the Treasur
Experimentation yesterday, the I'd Of Eel
ruary, there were of Treasury Warrants Ell
: tered on the books of the Department
For the redemption of stocks. 80. 5000 G
Fer the payment of other Treasury
}, debts 5000. 7,4S9 6
g For the Customs ................ 4.756
Covered into the Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. ......... S,2O6 Z
For the War Department.......... 44,704
f Forre-paying for the War Depart
Inent... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9,496 Z
For the Navy Department. ....... e. ,969 G
For the Interior Department. 1924