The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-26
From the Washington Union, March It'll
OFFICIAL.

Ey ana aCNh tHe ddr1Ce ana consent Of Me
Senate
John J. Gichrist, of New Hampshire, Jo-
seph ii. Lumpkin of Georgia, Isaac Black
ford, Of Indiana, to be judges of the court of
claims.
Montgomery Blair, of the District of Column
bia, to be solicitor for the United States, to
represent the government before the court of
claims.
Josiah Mnot of New Hampshire to be
Fifth Auditor of the Treasury of the United
States, in place of Stephen Pieasanton, de-
ceased.
Joseph L. Haywood of Utah, to be marshal
of the United States for the Territory of Utah
whose term ofservcc has expired.
ELI r. Doyle of Nebraska, to be marshal of
the United States for the Territory of Ncbras-
ka, in place of Mark w. Izard resigned.
Norman Eddy of Indiana to be attorney of
the United States for the Territory of Mime
sofa, in place of John E. Warren, removed.
Israel D. Andrews of Maine, to be consul
general to reside in the British North Ameri-
can Provinces.
John Romeyn Brodhead Of New York, to
b. consul general, to reside at Simoda, in ia
pan.
Nathaniel Bolton OF Indiana, to be consul
vi liIC ~ Hlttu ~ OcucFd, OWltZcTlduu.
5. ID. Mulloway of Texas, to be consul Of
the United States at Monterey, in Mexico, in
place of William r. Glover, resigned.
James Arrott of Pennsylvania, to be consul
Of the United States for the port of Dublin; in
Ireland, in place of Robert l.. Longhead, de-
ceased.
A. V. Colvin of Florida, to be consul of the
United States for the port of Demarara, in
British Guinea, in the place of c. w. Denni-
SOL, resigned.
Henry w. De Puy of New Y ork, to be con-
sui of the United States at Carlsrue, in the
Duchy Of Baden, in Germany.
n. A. Haven of New York, to be consul of
the United States for St. Jago, in the Cape
Verde Islands, in the place of John Z. Forney
resigned.
G.. G. Cushman of Maine, to be commission
er under the reciprocity treaty between the
United States and her Britannia Majesty, con-
cluded 9th June, 1854.
Robert Ould and William 3. 3. Cross, both
of the District of Columbia, to revise and cod
lily the laws of said District.
William r. Woodward, Daniel Smith, John
S. Hollingshcad, Charles p. Warrail, Zachar-
iah Walker Samuel Drury, Henry Haw, to be
Justices of the peace for the county of Wash
jesse Thomas to be surveyor and Inspector
for the port of Nashville, Tennessee.
John G. o. Grady, to be surveyor and in
spector for the port of Madisonville Florida.
Edward A. Ward to be surveyor and in
spector for the port Of Jacksonville, North
Carolina.
Felix r. Lewis to be surveyor and Inspec-
tor for the port of BayspOrt, Florida.
Tou,oc II Durct TO no cOIlncfOr IF c,cf On,c
| for the District of Brazos de Santiago, vice
Stephen Powers, removed.
| Isaac Williams, to be collector of customs
for port of San Pedro, California.
| Charles w. Dean, of Arkansas to be super
| intendent of Indian affairs for the Southern
supe :intendency; vice Thomas S. Drew, re-
moved.
Maxwell McCaslin, of Pennsylvania, for
Usage River Agency, vice Ely Moore.
BENJAMIN F. Robinson of Kansas Territory,
for Delaware Indians.
John Montgomery of Kansas Territory for
Kansas tribe of Indians.
John w. Whitefeld of Kansas Territory,
for Upper Kansas Indians.
Edwin A.C. Hatch of Minnesota Territory,
for the Blackfeet and other neighboring tribes.
Robert Campbell of Ohio for the Kickapoo
Indians
Robert c.. Miller of Kansas Territory for
the Shawnee and Wyandott Indians.
Thomas S. Swiss, of Illinois, for Upper
P .atte agency vice John w. Whitfield.
James r. Vineyard of Sacramento City for
California.
Henry NJ. Rector, of Arkansas, to be sur
yeyor general for the district of Arkansas, vice
Con Melbourne removed.
David IL. Burr of the District of Columbia,
to be surveyor general for the Territory OF
Utah.
REGISTERS or LAND OFFICES. d
Harvey Morgan of Illinois, at Dixon, ILL
nois, vice Wallace, resigned.
John A. Parker, of Virginia, in Nebraska
TERRITORY